Archive for the ‘Linklog’ Category
Saturday, May 17th, 2008
My del.icio.us links: 12th May to 16th May
- My gateway to infinity - Clive James again: "It can talk about value, saying not just “This is what I have done” but “This is what others have done, and I find it valuable beyond price”.
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- Music Gives Me Hope - Daniel Barenboim on the decline of Israeli socialism and the unifying power of music: "Before a Beethoven Symphony, all human beings are equal"
- USA political election logos 2008 - 1960 - I think Nixon's use of a full stop is particularly interesting.
- normblog: Israel at 60 - "Those who cannot celebrate the existence of Israel but only criticize it, put themselves beyond all sense of sympathy with the legitimate concerns of the Jewish people - as if these had no basis, no rationale, no historical genesis; as if Israel's histor
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Monday, May 12th, 2008
My del.icio.us links: 9th May to 12th May
- all streets - Ben Fry presents a map that is comprised of all the roads in the USA and nothing more
- Let Them Eat Arugula - Bill Clinton recently declared, "The people in small towns in rural America, who do the work for America, and represent the backbone and the values of this country, they are the people that are carrying her through in this nomination." The corollary–that
- 50 More Excellent Blog Designs - Smashing magazines present some unique blog designs. Food for thought for when I get around to redesigning my own place. Some seem rather generic, though.
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Friday, May 19th, 2006
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Thursday, May 18th, 2006
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Blistering post by Glen Greenwald (published in Feb 2006) on how followers of GWB are hardly ‘conservatives’, just irrational followers of a personality cult.
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Absolutely spot on parody of British broadsheet columnists relentless opining. I was totally credulous until Michael Portillo.
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Wednesday, May 17th, 2006
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Robert Kagan vs Amartya Sen at Slate Magazine
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Kevin talks us through the spillage of some India Ink, in three phases
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“Days after 9/11, a senior Pentagon official lamented the lack of good targets in Afghanistan and proposed instead U.S. military attacks in South America or Southeast Asia as “a surprise to the terrorists,”
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Wednesday, May 17th, 2006
I’ve set up my del.icio.us account to present a daily post, containing any links I’ve logged. If either of my regular readers find this particularly annoying, perhaps they would be so good as to let me know, and I will have a rethink.
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Tuesday, May 16th, 2006
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Type your surname, and see a distribution map for the British Isles
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Pickled Politics on what form ‘Britishness’ may take, and why some people are against it.
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Everyone is at it today! Sunder Katwala, Generalm Secretary of the Fabian Society, suggests how we should go about defining Britishness too.
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A series of interersting posts by Bookdrunk, on why Ruth Kelly’s is really not the best person for the job of defending homosexual rights.
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