Interesting Links for 16-06-2014

• Fish – Now By Prescription
  (tags: fish healthcare )
• Have You Hugged a Concrete Pillar Today?
  (tags: concrete materials billgates )
• Mother of ecstasy-death teen calls for legalisation and education
  (tags: legalisation drugs UK )
• If you share conspiracy theories on Facebook/Twitter then you are _part of the problem_
  (tags: Facebook socialnetworking conspiracy twitter )
• Things you shouldn't crowdfund: #1 An airline.
  (tags: airlines CrowdFunding )
• Zelda: Wind waker Tech and Texture Analysis
  (tags: zelda games graphics )
• Photos of Alaska: Then And Now.
  (tags: Alaska snow globalwarming )
• Life with a Toddler
  (tags: children comic )
• Starbucks to Provide Free College Education to Thousands of Workers
  (tags: education usa business )
• The Best of TV: Analyzing IMDB Data on 90,000 TV Series
  (tags: tv )
• Chinese gov’t reveals Microsoft’s secret list of Android-killer patents
  (tags: Microsoft android patents china )
• Rich pay 35% of their income in tax, poorest pay 43%
  (tags: tax uk )
• Green party peer put on database of extremists after police surveillance
  (tags: green police surveillance )
• The True Cost of Hidden Money (and what we can do about it)
  (tags: tax money )
• Patient sings through surgery to save voice
  (tags: surgery hypnosis singing )
• What happened to the Northern Conservative Vote?
  (tags: conservatives uk politics )

So, is it safe for me to read A Storm of Swords yet?

Two years ago, I finished watching Season two of Game of Thrones, and promptly read A Clash of Kings.

Season 3 only covered about half of A Storm of Swords (handy diagram here), but sadly I can't find a version that's been brought up to date, so it's hard to tell if I'll be getting ahead by reading the third book now.

So, how much of ASoS hasn't yet been covered? One chapter? Two? Or have we finished it?

(Zero points will be awarded for people telling me to read the book before the TV series has caught up.)


EDIT:
Ok, looks like I either need to not read it, or read it and stop seven chapters short of the end.

Having all of the self-control of a rat on crack, I shall leave it until next year. Unless someone wants to edit together an ePub of the book without those chapters and email it to me :->