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Interesting Links for 23-03-2012
Mar. 23rd, 2012 11:00 am- To the EU: How not to hold a consultation
- Virginia knows it has evidence that dozens of men were wrongly convicted of rape - but won't tell them.
- An absolutely 100% true fact about bears (disclaimer: may be a lie. Still about bears though)
- Amazon Kindle's most highlighted passages of all time. First book I've read #46. First book I liked #315
- Liberating America's secret, for-pay laws
- The British government is proposing a system of secret courts. This is appalling
- Why children's computer games are the most fun to test.
- I had no idea that NI still forbade gay couples from adopting.
- Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane: The Stor So Far (March 1993 - March 2012)
- Is Marvelman Actually Coming Soon, After All? (Please, please, please)
- People with autism possess greater ability to process (some) information
- Antidepressant proves effective in alleviating osteoarthritis pain
- We've found the cause of male pattern baldness
- Game sales have surpassed video in the UK. While high street sales for both vanish.
- On Genocide and Slavery in the Torah
- Teenage Pornography Enthusiast Not Allowed to Bring Adult Film Stars to Prom
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