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[Through the eye of the Observer] The news this morning was rather tragic: 40 people killed in a terrorist attack in London, England. It's scary because I was there just over two...

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http://reallyrather.blogspot.com [reallyrather] Reasons to be cheerful... ..The Weepies in somebo...: -dozen shows last year before retiring, knackered, sparkling Belfast/Manchester/London popsters Language of Flowers could've reconvened just about anywhere in the UK for their first '05 outing. Rather....

Diamondgeezer.blogspot.comhttp://diamondgeezer.blogspot.com [Diamondgeezer.blogspot.com] diamond geezer: It's an awful lot of money to throw at a campaign for an event London probably won't win, and all this still only achieved a 68% satisfaction rate in the IOC's final survey of public opinion, but the expense might just be worth it when you consider the potential regenerative benefits to be had in London's poorest boroughs if the bid is successful. I just wonder how many months it will take to remove every last scrap of depressingly upbeat 2012 branding across the capital when Paris wins on Wednesday instead.

Bootblog.orghttp://www.bootblog.org [Bootblog.org] London Party - Boot Blog - Your behind-the-screen look at the ...: and Chris O., Sean, Isabel, Roy an animated filmmaker/fellow Cook Islands fan. All these VERY COOL people made me want to stay longer and talk longer, which is why those of us that could, tried to stretch out the party a little longer by walking over to the Queen Mary which is a night club/ship docked on the Thames.

[Metamanda.com] metamanda>>weblog: May 2004 Archives: That means I can catch up on my blog reading, and I went straight for danah's blog because a)it's great and b)the filtering software at the hostel I was staying at blocked her page because it contained the word "vagina". grr.

Fallonandrosof.com[Fallonandrosof.com] artblog: (I'm dying for the PMA's Perelman Building to open so photography can get a real space at last.) "Garden," which went up in February to coincide with the Philadelphia Flower Show in March and is still topical (when do flowers and trees get out of date) is superb. They dug deep into the collection and dusted off some ancient photographs that are amazing for being old but amazing also for what they are.

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