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The state of Palestine has been recognised by the international state of Google. bbc.co.uk/news/world-mid…
Might cancel @Spotify. One minute waits for search results aren't ok if you're paying £120 a year, longstanding / well documented on forums.
How spotify works pansentient.com/2011/04/spotif… Didn't know it was p2p, in part. clever.
Mmm yummy rat meat disguised as mutton. on.ft.com/104iulc
That said, airports are one of the things the Daily Mail says can give you cancer. dailymail.co.uk/health/article…
Moving Heathrow to Berkshire is deranged. Everyone living near the noisy airport now, chose to, and there's an ecosystem of workers nearby.
Poetry RT @lilianedwards: Drone crashes into blind justice statue. bit.ly/18vNHge
may the fourth be with oh bugger
Wow, @UKTesco have lost their minds. Bluffly defending bit.ly/10ylpga their "chemistry sets are for boys" bit.ly/137Se9d
I realise this may be economically naive. But people unemployed, when we need houses built, seems very weird to me.
Can the state train 10% of currently unemployed people to build houses, and then build 10 new towns? Is there a good reason not to do that?
So people with interest only mortgages from 1988 might have to move to houses 15% smaller, meanwhile: ind.pn/18DIzXn
moving, really, is not the end of the world. sort out stable rental tenancies for a younger generation and you're entitled to complain. man.
If you bought a home in 1988 interest only, and incompetently failed to repay a penny, at worse you'll have to move to somewhere 15% cheaper
that interestonly mortgage pack on moneyboxlive was a bizarre piece of partisan pleading on behalf of an older generation already asset rich
i'm sure grapefruits are getting less sour. just one more example of the wussification of everyday life.
Jesus Tittychrist @UKTesco, Chemistry Sets are for boys, Kitchens for girls? WTAF?? bit.ly/10ylpga @LetToysBeToys campaign pls RT
BBC journalist pretends he can eat for £1 a day m.bbc.co.uk/news/business-… Devastating teardown ensues aethelreadtheunread.wordpress.com/2013/04/27/fro…
People harmed by thalidomide picket @BritishPainSoc Not the side fx, it's how you deal with them. RT @LizzieBuckle2: northdorset.thebreeze.com/news/north-dor…
Can good people please apply for these ---> RT @adam_wishart: Non-exec directors of MHRA …blicappointments.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/applications/5…
I do slightly love that nerd publishers @OReillyMedia bolt a crusade onto their sale. shop.oreilly.com/category/deals… #dayagainstDRM
Taking UKIP to a higher level: the infinitely huggable Mercia Movement. bit.ly/106qEtl via @RoryStewartUK @holland_tom
Genuinely detailed, long description of cryptographic methods in Daily Mail article. Great bit of science writing. bit.ly/11HYeT3
Amazing story about secret WWII message hidden in PoW letter. Best nerdy detailed coverage in... The Daily Mail feedly.com/k/159M0Zu
Haha somehow Facebook on Google Glass seems one thousand million times more sinister. feedly.com/k/18iLNlS
NIMH is ditching DSM, and for very interesting reasons. This is, incidentally, potentially, slowly, huge. 1.usa.gov/165u95Z
Watching Jack Reacher. It's almost surreally bad.
Pleased to see that Austin Powers fans in Egham have spoken and re-elected this candidate bit.ly/YsWeBJ
research misconduct was exposed by investigative journalist, while institutions & journals involved did little on.ft.com/121qult
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This week's MMWR: massive increase in suicides among the middle aged in the US RT @CDCMMWR 1.usa.gov/YsThRF
SCIENCEHULKRAGE RT @ZackieAchmat: #Obama puts India on sanctions list for making cancer & HIV generic medicines huff.to/11ZQU5N
On a lovely summers evening you want to read me, shouting about science, in the Financial Times. on.ft.com/121wAAT
61 signatures short of 50,000 on #alltrials alltrials.net Make your friends sign now, and I will tweet a picture of my bottom.
I like ABC's Checkout, they get the culture and psychology of quackery bang on. More science tho.. RT @nastymcstampy bit.ly/124raVY
RT @juliaoftoronto: The media and scientific institutions can help counter vaccine panics on.ft.com/Zsfr1B
The tight series of perfectly constrained explosions propelling a car is so amazing and improbable that I can't be surprised mine won't move
Presumably now they've got political power ukip might need to come up with more substantial policies than "foreigners lol"?
If you're wondering, (£) is the symbol for "Pay Wall", and this is the symbol for "Hassle Barrier": liberatemedia.com/wp-content/upl… #FT / @swe_wolfis
Good question. (Zzz)? RT @PeteDeveson: @bengoldacre If (£) denotes a paywall, what's the symbol for hassle barrier?
I realise writing "Whingers Of The Internet" at the beginning of a tweet is arguably redundant.
Whingers Of The Internet: my piece in the FT today is behind a Hassle Barrier, not a Pay Wall on.ft.com/121xj5i
Anti vaxxers have used the same arguments for centuries. How do we stop them doing harm? Me in the FT --> on.ft.com/18fAjzB
Barbara Streisand suing ABC Australia for saying mean things about diet pills bit.ly/104FomJ bit.ly/1544V80
hard rightwing candidates who use imagery like "kick that door in" when discussing political success cld prbly use some media training #bbc1
basically i just like saying "i wrote this in the Mail" because it annoys idiots. #bbcqt
#bbcqt If you want to read more about conflict of interest and CCGs in the NHS i wrote this in the Mail bit.ly/1057oHg
#bbcqt GPs are asked to exclude selves from CCG vote if it's for their service. But then their friends are voting for the service they sell.
#bbcqt ShirleyWilliams: "No GP who has got an interest in any private medical body can take part in any decision at all" That's just untrue