@stuartbrown

Curious. Owned by Oxford University Press. Very proud of https://xitter.cf/t.co/g5Ia3mwesq

 Waddesdon (UK)
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The late Peter Bastian was a polymath who excelled in multiple disciplines such as playing the clarinet and piano, theoretical physics, and writing, making him a true Renaissance man. Here he is playing a plastic drinking straw as a woodwind instrument xitter.cf/blabla112345/status/16…
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Rare opportunity to join @ouanalyse! An impactful innovation project that uses ML for education and that currently supports around 5K tutors to increase student retention and reduce awarding gaps @OpenUniversity! open.ac.uk/about/employment/…
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The entire BBC In Our Time archive browsable by Dewey-Decimal code? Yes please I made a website to find old episodes of In Our Time to listen to. There are almost a thousand, it’s my starting point for any new topic Very early, suggestions welcome genmon.github.io/braggoscope…
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Replying to @RealBramW
@RealBramW @john_keim I love both of your wisdom, but I don’t understand why you don’t understand the discussion around Howell. The logic to my mind is 1) It looks like we want to secure both Payne and Sweat. 2) We can probably only do that if we have a cheap vet or rookie QB.
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3) Heineke wins for us, but may not take us to the next level 4) So we have to either draft a QB, or understand what we have in Howell. Now is not the time, but the above doesn’t seem an illogical position to hold. Appreciate your views!
I was thrilled to hear my pal @kateantiquity & two other experts talking on @BBCInOurTime about Early Christian Martyrdom and why it was so powerful in the first few centuries of Christianity. tinyurl.com/ycypjryd 👏
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The links on my Google profile haven't aged well.
Is there a traditional date on which one should throw the dying Xmas Poinsettia away?
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I've had an epiphany. Shoe sizes are unnecessary and confusing. We should just use centimeters. Is there a campaign group I can join?
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🎉 Today is OpenLearn's 15th birthday! 🎂 And there is (sorry, was) cake! 15 years of FREE learning from The @OpenUniversity 1,000+ free courses More than 98 million learners... and a big milestone we're about to celebrate too, to be revealed VERY soon! open.edu/openlearn/
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RIP Lee Scratch Perry. He bestowed many gifts.
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I left the courgettes alone for a week.... Anyone have any (lots) of marrow recipes?
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We’re ending online hate. Share this and join the battle. #HopeUnited
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move 37@pm9 May 2021
Sometimes I think about this guy starting a project in 1996
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Those interested in #growlab might also find inspiration in terrariumPi terrarium.theyosh.nl/ and github.com/theyosh/Terrarium…
Something in the news took me back to youtu.be/uLnauf0aWzY

Ed Rush - Bludclot Artattack

Discogs - https://www.discogs.com/release/70184-Ed-Rush-Bludclot-Ar...

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Writing 'Jedi' as your religion in the #Census2021 may not have the outcome you're looking for. It's much more constructive to #TickNoReligion. If you're not religious, say so! #TickNoReligion. humanism.org.uk/2021/03/12/w…

Why you shouldn't write ‘Jedi’ as your religion in the Census

If you’re not religious, say so! We’re encouraging people to tick the ‘no religion’ option on the 2021 Census. Below you can find out more about one aspect of this campaign. Pledge to tick ‘no...

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2,400 year-old skeleton mosaic in Turkey that says: 'Be cheerful, enjoy your life'
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"The unexamined life is also fine." - Mediocrates
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"I'm here live. I'm not a cat." A lawyer logged into the 394th Judicial District with a cat filter on and couldn't turn it off. This may be the funniest video I've seen this year.
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Delicious@Delicious4 Feb 2021
Just want to boast that a typical del.icio.us page is 3.2 KB in size and loads in a quarter of a second. We had the technology.
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