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2002/8/20
Excellent; FourPlay cover Radiohead's How To Disappear Completely, one of my favourite Radiohead songs. I can't wait to hear what they do with it.
2002/8/20
Excellent; FourPlay cover Radiohead's How To Disappear Completely, one of my favourite Radiohead songs. I can't wait to hear what they do with it.
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2009/9/11
Documents recently smuggled out of Moscow have revealed the chaos that immediately preceded and followed the collapse of the Berlin Wall and the Warsaw Pact regimes. In particular, it turns out that Margaret Thatcher, that heroine2008/9/10
A piece by online communication expert Suw Charman-Anderson about how and why email is so dangerous to getting things done : In a study last year, Dr Thomas Jackson of Loughborough University, England, found that2005/9/10
An excellent rant from Patrick Farley (of E-Sheep web-comics fame) about the present state of affairs: I'm sick of being told that catastrophe is victory. I'm sick of being told that mythology is science, and vice-versa.