Out of the Depths by Nick and Susie Morgan

via eavb.co.uk

Go here and purchase this track - only 95p and proceeds go to Worldvision and the work they are doing in Haiti

Nick Morgan writes;

I have written a setting of the 1st verse of Psalm 130 ('De Profundis') as a meditation and a focus for people to consider continuing to donate to relief efforts in Haiti. It is also suitable for church groups to use as a focus for prayers. It is sung by my daughter Susie, aged 7. Please buy the single for only GBP0.95. We are donating the proceeds to Worldvision an organisation that has been in Haiti since 1978 and had a staff of 800 already on the ground and is committed to helping Haiti in the long term. I am happy for it to be played publicly at no charge if it is in connection with supporting relief efforts in Haiti. If you would like copies of the music for perfomance please contact me at notfitforpurpose@googlemail.com.

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Not another blog!?

Well - so far I have several places that I seem to be posting stuff - and various guises in the online world means it's hard to keep tabs on everything I'm doing. So I started to use Posterous. It's great and means you can blog/publish to all of your online places from a central point! I love it. you can find me on 2 Posterous places - told you I had various guises! ulfilas.posterous.com  and wiagh.posterous.com  - They're both linked to my twitter account/s facebook page/s livejournal, blogger and anything else I left out!

Its so easy to use - you just send an email to post@posterous.com and it appears on your blog. You can even grab things from webpages you're browsing by using a bookmarklet tool that sits on your browser bookmark bar :)

I know there are people migrating over to posterous from wordpress - and you can even import your older blogs to  posterous. Oh and they're not a client of mine... I just really rate them!

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PSD2CSSOnline

Well I'm playing with this tool I found for making Photoshop PSD files into standards compliant websites - check it out at http://www.psd2cssonline.com

If you want a quick and dirty website straight from Photoshop or Gimp - it's great. I'll be using it as a basis for my new website which I'm developing at the moment - it'll need a little hand coding but it should speed things up a little :)

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