Articles, reports and other links I shared on Twitter this week.
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Celebrating my blog’s daily reader numbers reaching double-figures-where-one-of-them-isn’t-a-one. On to 30! demsoc.org/blog
Wed 22 Oct 2008 · on Twitter
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Links from the week of 20 October 2008
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Hanover beer festival 2008
Just found my drunken notes from the Hanover Beer Festival the other weekend.
Loved:
Naked Beacon (Breconshire brewery)
Fruitbat (B&T Brewery, Shefford, Beds) – raspberries!
Alton’s Pride (Triple F Bewery, Alton, Hants)Liked:
Festivale 30 (1648 Brewery, East Hoathley)
Winter Meltdown (Dark Star Brewery, Ansty) – needs a roaring fire and snow outside
Blonde (Saltaire Brewery, Shipley, W Yorks) -
Links from the week of 6 October 2008
Articles, reports and other links I shared on Twitter this week.
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Dealing with a wearisome network problem, but still happy that we won. Even if it was on penalties. Again. tinyurl.com/4pxke6
Wed 8 Oct 2008 · on Twitter
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Burgess online
I see that Kemp Town Parliamentary candidate Simon Burgess has <A href="http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=TcR6ywvOHh0">broached the Interwebs</a> as part of his campaign.
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Brighton beautiful
<a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/league_cup/7626796.stm>Great win</a> for Brighton tonight at home against Man City in the Carling Cup. Lots of blather on Five Live, though. Quick guide for Five Live commentators:
1. We don't have SKINT on our shirts any more, though it's a shame given the opposition tonight.
2. We have got final planning permission for Falmer.But don't let that get in your way. Good interview with <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dick_Knight">Dick Knight</a>, though.
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Enjoy France!
The US Government have now nationalised three major institutions in the course of a fortnight, so what could be more pleasurable than going to FreeRepublic, home of right wing nutcases, to hear them wail about how they are now living in a socialist republic?
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The last of summer in the Pavilion Gardens
The Brighton Food Festival on New Road providing the beer and sausages.
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The city that only occasionally dozes
The New York Times's City Room blog is appalled at an advertising slogan that suggests London is the city that never sleeps: link