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\r\nHere's the ideal solution to raising the self-esteem of Afghan women -- beauty parlours! Yes, MAC and Revlon are helping fund a school that will teach women how to run their own beauty parlour. Because we all know how good cosmetic companies are at raising women's self-esteem, right?

Other than that, not much going on. I'm working on my project website; that text will turn into a link when I've posted it :-)

\r\nI have been listening to Radio Warwick (now with Ogg Vorbis streams! 1337!). Amongst the best bits I heard on the Startlingly Unprofessional Show (8-9pm Thursday 17th):
\r\nJD A: And you can text us...
\r\nDJ B: Actually, you can't, because I've lost the password for the SMS machine
\r\nDJ C: You can text my number though, it's....
\r\nDJ B: Yeah, text her phone!
\r\nDJ C: Is this a wise idea?
\r\nDJ A: It doesn't matter, no one's listening anyway.
\r\nThey then proceeded to give out her personal mobile number on air, as well as finding and then reading out -- on air -- the password for the aforementioned SMS machine. Fantastic.","updated",["D",1034863333000],"created",["D",1034863333000],"codename","boy_did_i_get_a_lot_of_complaints_about_tuesdays_entry_heres_the_ideal_solution_to_raising_the","legacy_id","2625","thumbnailUrl","published",["D",1034863333000],"draft",false,"actionData","errors"]

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