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(PMS In Situ) It was great to be reminded of this. 

"The Painting Show - Padraig Timoney (audio guide)" by British Council Arts

If there is nothing else to do on Star Wars day.

"Energy Democracy: Switched On London" by Weekly Economics Podcast

karl marx: nice

"Bill Thompson On Robots Punching Humans." by pcmcreative

Liverpool GeekUp - A Beginners Guide To Amateur Astronomy The study of the heavens is one of the oldest sciences known to man yet it is still the most accessible for anyone to contribute to. Thanks to modern technology people participate in astronomy everyday. Inside the comfort of their homes, virtually across the Internet and even in broad daylight in the street. Darryl Bayliss will speak about his personal experience in studying the skies above and give advice on any looking to get involved. GeekUp is a community of web designers, web developers, and other tech-minded folk. It's a grassroots knowledge sharing and networking social for folks involved or interested in the web and technology industry. When Tue 29 Sep 2015 18:30 – 21:00 London Where 32 Hanover Street Liverpool England L1 4LN United Kingdom

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"BAND Our Hit Song" by DarkLaughs

Where 99% of all websites start out. http://ift.tt/1TTcZ50

The sky tonight. http://ift.tt/1HEL3W3

"Bionic Baylee at BBC Radio Merseyside" by cheapjack

Move fast and break things # http://ift.tt/1KzrOE5

http://manyandvaried.org.uk/bees_2015_call/ 12th June, 2015 • Birmingham CALL FOR EXCITING & INTERESTING THINGS! Do you do exciting and (or) interesting things? Then this is for you! Bees in a Tin is a gathering happening on the 12th of June 2015 for interesting and exciting people who make unique interfaces for the world around them. This year it’s happening in partnership with Supersonic as part of their annual festival of experimental music and art. And we’re currently looking for people to present… interesting and exciting things, experiences, performances, talks, artefacts, ideas and other nouns, at the event. If you have devised (or are devising) a novel way of interacting with your surroundings that makes people stop, think or just go “wow!”, then we would like to be in the same room as you. Your project could be a performance piece; guided walk; interactive object; data visualisation; science experiment or something completely different. Surprise us! We’ve started the programming with a keynote presentation from the extraordinary Owl Project. What happens next is up to you.

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