Interesting Links for 17-09-2013

• Europe's largest tidal power project is approved (between Orkney and mainland Scotland)
  (tags: scotland renewables electricity tidal )
• Netflix studies piracy sites to decide what to buy
  (tags: tv netflix copyright piracy )
• On the banality of systemic evil
  (tags: systems organisation secrecy evil viafanf )
• Richard Dawkins's Existence Poses a Real Problem for the Darwinian Theory of Evolution!
  (tags: RichardDawkins funny evolution )
• I really like this photo
  (tags: mirrors photo )
• Setttling disputes: THE VIKING WAY
  (tags: viaFyrie viking argument )
• Women given a named midwife fare better and its costs less
  (tags: childbirth pregnancy )
• How the Christian fandom worked out what its canon was.
  (tags: history viasupergee christianity funny fandom )
• Daniel Dennett: The Normal Well-tempered Mind
  (tags: thought brains )
• Some thoughts on veils.
  (tags: uk islam clothing libdem )
• Edinburgh Trams: Start date for passenger service by end of May 2014
  (tags: trams edinburgh )
• Stop Saying “I Have a Boyfriend” |
  (tags: flirting men women relationships )

The things you learn watching TV

Watching Breaking Bad with Julie - with everyone going crazy about the last season it seemed like time to finally get around to starting it.

So we're watching the second episode, and it's _amazing_ how many different suggestions for murder and body disposal she's come up with so far.

Looks like all of those hours watching "Snapped: Women Who Kill", "Death: When Bad Things Happen To Everyone", "Born to Kill", and "Scorned: Crimes of Passion"* have a use after all**!

*One of these shows isn't real. Probably.
**She just informed me that she also likes "Jamie's Money-saving Meals." - this has yet to be useful while watching Breaking Bad.