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Good piece from @charlesarthur on pay websites, even if he doesn't mention the WSJ ;-) http://www.guardian.co.uk/media...
Is There a Sterling Crisis on the Horizon? - The Source http://blogs.wsj.com/source...
@alansmurray punch each other, mainly. In a formal sense, attempt to use their collective strength to gain control of the ball
Arsenal fans: I think booing Ashley Cole isn't working (he's just set up both Chelsea's goals)
@CharlieBeckett Not a bad idea. Don't think Walcott counts as one, either.
I just generated my #TweetCloud out of a year of my tweets. Top three words: europe, time, london - http://tweetcloud.icodeforlove.com/nmcinto...
The excellent David Cottle: Dubai’s Uncomfortable Truths For Us All - http://blogs.wsj.com/source...
Interesting -- UK Magazine Publisher Ink Finds Profit in Airlines - http://online.wsj.com/article...
@scaryredhair but I'll bet your altos make more noise.
Watching Rangers v Stuttgart, it's entertaining how the players applaud the Champions League music. As close as we get to a European anthem?
Crikey - spotted Sony ereader in the wild, on a packed 521 London bus. Owner not obviously disappointed.
Should I celebrate three glorious years on Twitter, today? Three years, 8 hours, 14 minutes and 26 seconds... http://howlonghaveyoubeentweeting.com/
@arusbridger if that prototype was the only option, vertical or horizontal, I'd prefer printed :)
Wikipedia losing volunteers: http://online.wsj.com/article.... Linux fails on the desktop: http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/hiner.... End of a tech era?
@IamMarkPorter You'd have to be v careful not to accidentally drink Eurostar's own coffee en route, mind you
links for 2009-11-23 - http://www.completetosh.com/weblog...
Wondering why coffee from Starbucks' and Nero's little station kiosks is invariably as disgusting as Upper Crust's?
Sacked at 40 and on the scrapheap. Now Brummie tops US book charts | Books | The Observer - http://www.guardian.co.uk/books...
Fired from his job at Granada Television at the age of 40, Lee Child was suddenly on the scrapheap with a family to support. Refusing to panic, he spent £3.99 on paper and pencils with the ambition of writing the biggest-selling book in the world's biggest market: America.
- Neil McIntosh
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