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Oct. 16th, 2014
Interesting Links for 16-10-2014
Oct. 16th, 2014 12:00 pm- EU agreement on automatic tax information exchange marks the end of bank secrecy
- HBO is finally going to let you watch its shows without cable
- The grocery store that helped end communism
- This Is What Developing Acute Schizophrenia Feels Like
- Warner Bros. announces 10 DC movies, including 'Wonder Woman'
- Turn Your Phone Into A Cosmic Ray Detector
- State Department's Top Drug Warrior Says Legalization Must Be Tolerated
- Video Gamers Are Having A Bizarre Debate Over Whether Sending Death Threats To Women Is A Serious Issue Or Not
- Labour sets out 200,000 home/year housing plan
- How Google Works (the company, not the search engine)
- What happens when you ask white Americans about race?
- Rape reporting increases by 29% as overall crime falls in England and Wales
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The Smith Commission has been accepting submissions for what devolution should look like.
You can see the various submissions from the different Scottish political parties here.
You can submit your own thoughts here.
The BBC has a summary here.
If you're interested in what Scotland's immediate future is going to look like then it's worth reading through them and getting your comments in (you have two weeks).