For 40-something years I followed this club through very thick and awful thin. The biggest fan I know was by brother Conor who would have been f-ing and blinding with joy at the TV tonight. We are Champions. Walk on. buff.ly/3eCUPkS #lfc #LiverpoolareChampions

Sicario great movie, well covered by @TheRewatchables buff.ly/rNlUz4F #movies

The Strike When people started saying John D. Rockefeller Jr. was responsible for the deaths of nineteen people near a coal mine in Ludlow Colorado, he hired “the father of public relations.” ~ Industrialist and PR on @criminalshow buff.ly/vDZZGUF #history

Living in Milwaukee with a Mayo granny automatically makes you Irish. Living here doesn’t • @fotoole get to the heart of something thst should bother all of us who love our neighbours #ireland buff.ly/VP6ewPg

Everything I Know About Feminism I Learned From Nuns by @Liesllibby (@nytimes 2019) buff.ly/tUmyWYD #edchatie #reading

Jacqueline Rose: Freud, Jung and Sylvia Plath ~ @LRB Podcast recorded in 2011, Rose interviewed by Paul Myerscough on her first readings of Freud and Jung and her encounters with feminism, Sylvia Plath and Israel/Palestine - brain food buff.ly/STvgPna #podcast #reading

My Life Was a Trainwreck. Then I Read This Poem. A.O. Scott on Wendy Cope's villanelle Some Rules for@nytimes buff.ly/rJNXY9W #poetry #reading

Islanders - @thememorypalace on colonialism, an extreme example buff.ly/Szvu6DV #history #podcast

This week's Metropolitan Diary from @nytimes, small moments, written large buff.ly/LCilQyR #reading

A Principal Saved 900 Students Before His School Was Washed Away in Nepal buff.ly/Kci3nay #edchatie

Legacies of the printing pioneer Johannes Gutenberg linger everywhere ~ @rinville for @irishtimes. A visit to the Gutenberg Museum in Mainz is well worth the journey buff.ly/4TnfEez #history #edchatie

Tessa Hadley reads “Gold Watch,” by John McGahernon @nyerfiction, which was published in 1980. ~ this is the kind of story that, even if you know it, listening to another voice read it can bring out some subtleties buff.ly/dQWg2uo #reading #podcast

Lesson feedback: don’t send it, don’t give it – co-construct it. Otherwise, it won’t be worth it. I've been going back to @teacherhead over the summer, to great avail buff.ly/SJBBMQj #edchatie

Patrick Freyne meets @bbboatclub, it's a great read buff.ly/AErdN72 #reading #writing

Empire was central to how Ireland’s nonsectarian colleges justified themselves ~this #history of links between Irish education and Empire before independence is a fascinating and very welcome analysis ~ Jay Roszman for @IrishTimesLife buff.ly/9lxIAJw #edchatie

A History of MTV in 10 Songs from @trackstarshow, primarily shared for other 80s kids among us buff.ly/tFoowlC #podcast #music

Why do crowds make our emotional experiences more intense? @profjohndrury for @psyche_the mag ~ I wonder if, in this day and age, this applies to events experienced on screens and social media buff.ly/VqYrT8s #reading

Olywn Fouéré on @SecondCaptains Saturday last week was a thing of beauty, life, death and everything inbetween. Amazing radio buff.ly/gqHd1fa #weekend #podcast

Your inability to focus isn’t a moral failing. It’s a design problem. ~ @CarloIaconoWork for @aeonmag Mentions of UDL, multimodal, difference not deficit, and adapting environments for readers/learners should strike chords for educators buff.ly/rkybit5 #edchatie #reading

Ralph Fiennes reads ‘The University Poem’ by Nabokov on a classic @LRB podcast. What a voice buff.ly/bwn8y5V #poetry #engchat

What happens when you trace your family’s roots and ask the hard questions no one has ever wanted to hear? ~ this piece by Susan Saulny for @nytimes is powerful, on race, family history, but also on humanity buff.ly/Fu5MZnJ #history #reading