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Cartoon for The Washington Post
Cartoon for The Washington Post
Cartoon for The Washington Post
Cartoon for The Washington Post
Cartoon for The Washington Post
Sometimes you walk all day with a camera and don’t take a single picture you like; at other times you just look out the window and the shot is right there.
In today's BCTV Daily Dispatch: Wednesday/Lady Gaga, Doctor Who, Star Trek: Picard, James Gunn/DCU, The Sandman, The Flash & more!
Part 1: If our theory of competition relies on the incentives of owners, how do we handle broad structures of cross-ownership?
What Labour needs most is proportional representation. At least then it would be able to express its differences
Continue reading...This food timeline started as a way to explore the revolution in Australian food that has occurred during the baby-boomers’ lifetime, but has since expanded to include more about the previous decades (and century) as well. Also included are overseas events and trends that had an impact here. The entries are brief, but there are lots of links if you want more information.
The following is a lightly blog-ized version of a Twitter thread. I fear Twitter is going downhill so I really should transition back to blogging. Back to the land! Start with a Chris Hayes tweet: “he’s a right-wing billionaire who was motivated to buy twitter because he thought it was antagonistic to right-wingers and wants, […]
Bazza flicked open the screen door and padded across the lawn to greet the postie. read now...The anti-protest laws that have swept the country are a threat to us all, even if you’ve never attended a protest in your life. Governments are writing and passing laws which authorise companies to legally cause harm to our community and environment, while jailing individuals seeking to stop such harm through non-violent protest. The draconian
The post Jailing climate protestor Violet Coco shows anti-protest laws have gone too far appeared first on The Australia Institute.
The exhibition celebrating the costumes, props, and science of Doctor Who has arrived in Scotland Doctor Who: Worlds of Wonder, the exhibition of props and costumes from the TV show, has opened in Edinburgh this weekend. The National Museum of Scotland will play host to the exhibition until the 1st of May next year. It’s […]
The post Doctor Who: Worlds of Wonder Opens in Edinburgh appeared first on Blogtor Who.
The most recent report from the Economist Intelligence Unit (IEU) has caused many a sharp intake of breath for many, writes Dr William Briggs. read now...Striking workers at the Pampas factory in West Footscray, Melbourne, are standing strong three weeks into an indefinite strike.
The post Pastry workers strike for the dough appeared first on Solidarity Online.
I uploaded a new set of artworks to have greeting cards ready on my Redbubble shop. You can still get them before the 25, worldwide delivery (and I get 20% off the sale 😁 so thank you for your support!):
Happy holidays! I’ve been working on a major project and look forward to sharing that news with you sometime soon. In the meantime, there’s a lot I want to say about the macro environment, the looming debt ceiling fight, the ongoing—and shifting—debate over the most effective way(s) to tackle inflation, and so much more. So you can expect a steady stream of content now that the big project is finished.
Who's faster around London: a taxi driver or a GPS?
