Interesting hearing a non-UK view on the England team.
Last day of client work before downing tools for four weeks. A good time to get away I think.
Going to try and block out the news for a while and get some work done.
Great to see @path getting regular updates. Love the new #pathdaily feature.
The EU referendum debate has been nothing short of a fear factory in the last few weeks. Politicians have highlighting doom and gloom scenarios for both sides of the debate. There is a side of the debate I haven't heard until now and that's the side of the experts.
If you're still on the fence about the vote then I suggest you take time out your day for a quick education. In his brief talk Professor Michael Dougan covers all the facts and figures of the EU and the UK. Well worth your time.
I'll be voting to remain in the EU on Thursday. I believe as a nation we're in a better position being part of the EU.
Hat tip to Ian Dick for posting this and bringing it to my attention.
A shame you can't get these for UK light switches. They would have been a great addition to the boys rooms.
A little reminder that people are awesome.
via Kottke.org
Disappointed that #downloadingdengar isn’t trending for the @eastarwars Battlefront update.
When Television Overtakes Books
This has been something of a let down this season of Game of Thrones. There has been some great moments but largely the episodes have plodded on.
Arya’s storyline in "No One" is pretty well proof positive of that. It deflates like a punctured balloon, setting up a big confrontation between Arya and the Waif, then completely failing to follow through.
— Game of Thrones' bungled Arya plot explains why George R.R. Martin’s taking so long to finish the books by Todd VanDerWerff for Vox