Linkblogging For 20/01/11

Proper posts resume this weekend. In the meantime, some links:

Power Pop Criminals has a compilation of 21 different versions of the Move song Do Ya, including versions by Parthenon Huxley, Matthew Sweet, Linus Of Hollywood, Jason Falkner and more. Look out baby there’s a plane a comin’!

Scientists Grow Human Liver Tissue For Use In Transplantation

Should a dodgy paper on ‘antidepressants’ be retracted?

You’ve clearly had too many dinner parties with other Tories, public tells Baroness Warsi

How “Guido Fawkes” (P. Staines) is enabling rape threats against Laurie Penny

A free textbook on networks, crowds and markets

Millennium Dome on the economics of the cuts


Political Betting on the Lib Dem ‘collapse’ – fact or fiction?
. They also have this great bar-chart

Stuart Douglas on Simon Dupree And The Big Sound – this got me listening to them for most of last night.

A rather sadly beautiful true story about entropy

Calamity Jon Morris looks at the career of the Super-Mouse in Superboy

Stanley Unwin’s epitaph nearly made me cry

Death To The Universe on representations of thought in comics

A simply *extraordinary* Buddhist temple, featuring images of Superman, Batman and Keanu Reeves

Teleportation through time is apparently possible on the quantum scale

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3 Responses to Linkblogging For 20/01/11

  1. Agreed on Mr. Unwin’s epitaph!

  2. jim says:

    I’m fascinated by what exactly constitutes ‘enabling’ rape threats… I’ve read the linked page, but it doesn’t seem to say much other than that ‘rape threats’ were posted in the comments of this chap’s blog, but the link purporting to show them is dead…

    • Multiple individuals stated they were going to rape Laurie, some of them in reply to comments she left. At least one commenter also posted her address in the comments. That was deleted (because Staines always comes very close to the limits of legally protected speech but never over the line) but the threats themselves remained.

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