Posts matching tags 'whales'
2004/11/7
Today's featured article on Wikipedia is "exploding whale". Now that's something you probably wouldn't find in the Britannica.
2004/11/7
Today's featured article on Wikipedia is "exploding whale". Now that's something you probably wouldn't find in the Britannica.
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Rebetika - I guess that's why they call it the Greek blues - Times Online
SBaGen -- Binaural Beat Brain Wave Experimenter's Lab
Piece on Akin Fernandez, compiler of the Conet Project CDs
toneshared.com - free ringtones by electronica artists
Flash site on Australian Art Deco exhibition at the NGV
Six Trains, Two Boats - blog of a journey from Cardiff to Taiwan, overland
Is American Apparel's Dov Charney a sleazebag, or is it just clever anti-marketing?
Five luxury sleeper train journeys (The Independent)
Evenhanded piece about Buckminster Fuller, in the New Yorker
just got up, woken by this past week's International Pop Underground (2h ago)
At the High Llamas gig at the Whitechapel Gallery. (5/7)
Bunking off early from Indie Tracks to go to the Momus/Germlin gig in Glasgow appears to be in the too-hard basket. (5/7)
Looking at Nottingham to Glasgow travel options, though they don't look good (5/7)
Mac Donald Duck Eclair FTW! (5/7)
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2007/7/5
The Guardian's art critic Jonathan Jones has a thought-provoking critique of Banksy : One of Banksy's most irritating attributes is his conservatism, as an artist who seems proud of the fact that he "draws", rather than2006/7/4
London's mayor, Ken Livingstone, now claims that global warming may soon make the Tube unusable in summer , with temperatures in the uncoolable, Victorian-era system becoming threatening to life: Ken said "You reach a point where2003/7/5
The Harry Potter books might not be a Christian or Libertarian allegory; they may just be gay (or even just queer): The interplay between the world of magic and the world of Muggles in the Potter