Interesting Links for 24-09-2014

[andrewducker]

• Norway is basically paying Liberia to not chop down its trees
  (tags: Norway Africa trees environment )
• So: who will lead the Con-Lab Grand Coalition that will be formed in May 2015?
  (tags: politics thefuture conservatives Labour )
• Why aren't the British middle-classes staging a revolution?
  (tags: uk politics economics business )
• I would love to know how many attempts this took (I assume they worked it backwards)
  (tags: impressive TableTennis animated_gif )
• Amazing cakes
  (tags: cake )
• How 'Let It Go' Saved 'Frozen's' Elsa From Being a Villain
  (tags: Disney movies )
• Texas Court Makes Upskirts Mandatory, Outlaws Kittens, Hates Your Mother
  (tags: law freespeech usa texas )
• What it's like having a body clock that keeps you up until 3am
  (tags: sleep )
• You should use WebRTC for your 1-on-1 video meetings
  (tags: video chat Firefox )
• Another Patent Troll Slain. You Are Now Free To Rotate Your Smartphone.
  (tags: phone patents viafanf )
• Red Plenty - Why the Societ Union's centrally planned state failed
  (tags: communism )
• How to complete Snake. (I am _agog_)
  (tags: snake game )

Comments

[matgb]

One thing I haven't brought myself to try is chronotherapy, where you make your bedtime two hours later every night until you go right round the clock and are going to bed at a normal time. I'm reluctant as it's gruelling and there's no guarantee it will work.

Welcome to my life :-(

If I'm stuck with a regular schedule, I can do it but I get worse and worse as time goes on and need time to reset fairly regularly. The pushing it back thing sort of works for me, except that's me every day, I do at least get chunks of time when I'm waking up early and then chunks of time when I'm living "normal" hours, but they never last long then I'm back to hating mornings and getting the kid to school, etc.

[andrewhickey.info]

Same here,except for the school thing. It's horrible, isn't it?