The Plashing Vole
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Monday, 2 March 2009
Girl Power?
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In response to my post ' Tory Tory Tory ', some brave soul accused me of being afraid of powerful women, and ended (I hope ironicall...
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Friday, 27 February 2009
Tory Tory Tory
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I was going to rant about Thatcher today, after watching last night's BBC2 dramatisation of her last days in power. All the old boiling,...
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Winding down for the weekend
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A quiet day today - a swim, peer-reviewing a very interesting article on The Welsh Outlook , then teaching Renaissance literature - I think ...
Thursday, 26 February 2009
My huge piles… of books
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Yet again, Santa brings me more books. If Mandelson's evil plans about the Mail slow down the flow then I'll have is head on a spike...
All the misery pays off at last
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I bought two jerseys yesterday. So f*cking what, you might ask - a pig wrapped in a sheep. Well, they're medium-sized, MEDIUM, I tell yo...
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A healthy glow
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Just to prove that greens can be (occasionally half-hearted) sexist pigs too, I give you The Environmentals : models posing outside nuclear ...
Wednesday, 25 February 2009
I'm doomed…
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Over on Bad Science and on Newsnight, Ben Goldacre is ripping Susan Greenfield and another 'researcher' to shreds for the ludicrous...
We salute you…
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Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger isn't just a hero for saving 155 people when he ditched his 'plane in the Hudson. He's a ...
Dear Rupert
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A couple of years ago, I was involved in a cybermetrics project which looked at blogging and news. The conclusion was that bloggers didn...
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Tuesday, 24 February 2009
Into the corridors of power
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I have a hotline to government - state government that is. Of Nebraska… Welcome, Nebraskan reader. I hope you've got Dick Cheney safely ...
Jack be nimble… with the truth
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Jack Straw has vetoed the Information Commissioner's order to release the minutes of the Cabinet meetings which authorised the Iraq War...
Weird science
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Two wonderful things over on Pharyngula: the fish with a transparent head and barrel shaped eyes that located completely inside said craniu...
Even more books
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In return for spending two whole days translating some Pierre Klossowski (bonkers French philosopher, novelist and artist), William has gi...
Open wide
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I went to the dentist today, slightly grumpily because Chris Layne is a great, charming and kind man who is leaving the NHS system - the 5th...
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More on e-learning/teaching
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Desperate Demon points out that e-mail is a useful way to interact with staff without embarrassment. I can see the point - people seem to vi...
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I'm learnin', learnin', learnin', learnin'
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Here we are on the PGCE and we're on to reflective learning. Only 4 of us here and it's all rather jolly - lots more exchange of ide...
Enlightening the masses
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I'm doing tutorials for my second-level students today - two have come from 24 so far, and they're very clear on what to do and how ...
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Monday, 23 February 2009
Another day, another book
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This time, it's Fflur Dafydd's Twenty Thousand Saints - partly a translation, partly a rewriting of her Welsh-language novel Atynia...
Ju$tice
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The U.S. has a strong, and largely admirable, system of elected officials at all levels of governance, including judges. We moan about our p...
Howling Gales
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My chums the Nightingales have been beatified by Stewart Lee, no less, in the Sunday Times! Available in a few good record shops, Amazon and...
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