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Interesting Links for 09-01-2015
- Details on the 20mph speed limits for Edinburgh
- You should all download the Snowscape iPhone app at once!
- Why putting a man being murdered on the front of your newspaper sends the wrong message
- Grading students by contract (I like this approach)
- DNA hinges and pistons hint at the future of nanotechnology
- David Cameron will refuse debates if Greens excluded.
Smart bit of politics. Green voters are coming largely from Labour/Lib-Dem backgrounds, which means that anything that helps them, helps the Conservatives.
- Surviving a night in A&E: a doctor’s story
- Cancer drugs fund has done more harm than good’
- Taylor Swift continues to be totes adorbs.
- The Genius of J.S. Bach's "Crab Canon" Visualized on a Möbius Strip
- Developers of Glorn - The ultimate German strategy simulation board game for 16-32 players
- On the racism of Charlie Hebdo
- #JeSuisAhmed Reveals the Hero of the Paris Shooting Everyone Needs to Know
- Gut bacteria, prebiotics and the link between helping stress, anxiety and depression
- When your robot buys illegal drugs. For art.
- Deliberately offending people is a necessary part of societal change.
- This router can power your devices wirelessly from 15 feet away (with 70% efficiency)
- Proposed email disclaimer law would create new problems rather than solve old ones
- The woman who spent 18 months living as a man - and what she learned