The Blood is The Life 04-12-2012
Tuesday, December 4th, 2012 09:00 am![[personal profile]](http://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
miss_s_b- Certified causes of death inaccurate in fifth of cases, study suggests | Society | guardian.co.uk
Terrifying
- Drug Rape Prevention: DrinkSavvy Color Changing Drinkware | Indiegogo
- Science jokes
"Dr Heisenberg was out for a drive, and stopped by police. "Do you know how fast you were going?" "No, I know where I am.""
- How one family were brought to their knees by the taxman - Telegraph
This is terrifying if true
- Copyright for a digital age
- Caron's Musings: Lib Dems stop Tories from taking Housing Benefit from the Under 25s
- GHOST Is Awesome
My name is Jennie Rigg and I approve this message (from Gail Simone)
- Hello, tailor.: The costumes and characters of The Avengers: Black Widow and Hawkeye.
- Sick and tired: the coalition’s war on the disabled and destitute
"The Conservative front bench is keen to remind us that the world of work has changed since Beveridge’s day. One of the most important changes has been that a full salary can no longer be expected to provide any sort of decent standard of living, or indeed to cover basic rent in many cities where employment is to be found – which is why the majority of recipients of housing benefit, among other benefits, are in work. And yet the fantasy that removing benefits will “get Britain working” continues, because we allow it to."
- Hansard report on the debate in the Lords about violence against women
SEVERE trigger warning.
- How does the media report murders of women?
- Why Kelvin MacKenzie is wrong to diss the north
- Investment in renewable energy has halved in just three years, says alarming research - UK Politics - UK - The Independent
- Promo Bay blocked: Web censorship now extends to perfectly legitimate sites - Pirate Party UK
- BBC News - Five things about women in the press
- Richest 10% of UK households own 40% of wealth, ONS says
- Egg inspectors among obscure bodies who can monitor our emails
But it's not a snooper's charter, is it, Theresa?
- Tragic deaths that demand a better response than I witnessed - Comment - Voices - The Independent
- Starbucks to slash paid lunch breaks and sick leave | Business | guardian.co.uk
"Staff who complete five years of service will continue to receive a pen and the right to take four weeks off without pay." - WOW!
