November 2011
32 posts
Prisoners perform Kafka's 'The Trial' →
beta.sugarhigh.de
It’s jail-house rock. Literally. For the noughties. Or is that the naughties?
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Why are teen girls growing up so fast? →
identeenity.com
Could this be the reason?
BrightSpark* →
brightspark.motribe.mobi
My project that I’m hoping will inspire girls all around the world to enter into careers in the technology sector.
Technology is not just for boys!
London darkness
- E: It's 5:18 pm in London and completely dark out.
- L: Don't be sad. It means that the stars come out sooner.
Tip for the day
Marry the man who posts you a book from halfway across the world for no particular reason other than he had a suspicion that it was a book that you wanted to buy, but wouldn’t buy because you needed to spend the money on something else. All without telling him. He just did it.
Marry that man.
Top phrases this year
The top phrases of the year include “Arab Spring” (No. 1), “Royal Wedding” (No. 2), “Climate Change” (No. 4), and “Bunga Bunga” (No. 8). “How’s that working out for you?” manages to take the number nine spot on the list. It’s credited to politician Sarah Palin even though it’s definitely been around for several decades.
Inspired by Richard Stallman: The politics, pitfalls and redefiniton of 'free' →
flamingolondon.com
What does ‘free’ mean? Seems we need to draw some new lines in the sand.
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Snow Patrol & Florence
Snow Patrol will shortly be releasing their new album, Fallen Empires. Drops 14 November. Pre-order it now for £7.99 on iTunes.
So excited. Here’s to epic build-ups!
And in other music news, just bought the new Florence + The Machine album, Ceremonials. The deluxe edition. “Don’t Let Me Go” is already my favourite. “Shake It Out” is in (very) close second place.
