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Hot 8 Brass Band – In Memory of the Late Bennie Pete

Garth Cartwright 14 November 2021
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Sleep – Restoring Your Vitality

Julian Jackson 23 May 2021
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Best Strategy Games of All Time

Julian Jackson 23 May 2021
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How to Implement A Green New Deal

Julian Jackson 24 May 2021

Mando v. The Grisha or Blasters Against Hokey Religion

Julian Jackson 25 May 2021
Betsy Damon Archive: Keepers of the Waters (Chengdu and Lhasa), led by Asia Art Archive

39th Irish Biennial – A Proper Craic

Julian Jackson 2 June 2021
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Renewable Energy Use Continues to Rise During Lockdown

Julian Jackson 28 November 2021 environmentgreenrenewable energy

Power companies around the world have used more green energy than ever before in recent months. The effects of the pandemic lockdown suggest that the…

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Food Living

Ubermuffins – The 600lb Gorilla of Breakfast Foods

Julian Jackson 13 November 2021 breakfastfoodnutrition

I take quite a lot of vitamins and other nutrients, insoluble fibre, MCT and omega 3-6s oils, CoQ10. Some can be taken as pills, some…

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Brutal Late Capitalism or Are We Living in a Squid Game?

Julian Jackson 11 November 2021 gamesTVviolence

For those of you who haven’t got a TV, or possibly are living off-grid in a cave somewhere, Squid Game is the latest global TV…

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Arts & Culture Film

Araya – A Forgotten Cinematic Masterpiece

Julian Jackson 10 November 2021 documentaryfilm

Sands Films in Rotherhithe frequently puts on neglected films that are superb pieces of cinema. The 1950s Award Winner is no exception. A grim but…

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NFTs – What Are They and What’s the Lowdown?

Julian Jackson 10 November 2021 bitcoincryptocurrencyNFT

What’s the lowdown about these non-fungible tokens (NFTs) then? The Mona Lisa, for example, is one. Obviously somewhat pre-bitcoin but known worldwide as a unique…

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Time To Embrace Nuclear Power?

Julian Jackson 9 November 2021 climatenuclear powerrenewable energy

The world is on the brink of the abyss. Climate catastrophe is upon us, and in the time of COP26 it is time to look…

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Labour Party Shoots Itself in Both Feet – Labour Data Breach

Julian Jackson 8 November 2021 corruptionLabour Party

When Sir Keir Starmer became leader I left the Labour Party, after rejoining and campaigning strongly for the Corbyn-led party in 2017 to 2019. I…

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Arts & Culture Film

Duke Leto’s Choice

Julian Jackson 2 November 2021 humour

Scene: an audience chamber on Planet Caladan, home of House Atreides. There is a lineup of beautiful women in Austro-Hungarian out-of-seraglio slinky daywear. Duke Leto…

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39th Irish Biennial – A Proper Craic

Julian Jackson 2 June 2021 artsculturegetting pissedIreland

The 2021 programme of the 39th Irish Biennial is now online, featuring renowned Irish and international artists and collaborating curators across venues in Limerick as…

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Arts & Culture Film

Mando v. The Grisha or Blasters Against Hokey Religion

Julian Jackson 25 May 2021 fantasySFTV

Big budget SF and fantasy TV roam Netflix like the dinosaurs of old, roaring their supremacy. Disney’s The Mandalorian struts its space gunfighter stuff after…

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