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Some links about the devastating floods on Madeira:
--BBC News: Madeira flood rescuers search streets and houses
--News24: Madeira in mourning after flood
--The Guardian: Ronaldo to play in charity match for Madeira
--The Rare Wine Co. Blog: Update on Madeira Flood
Sepia Mutiny: Bollywood on Ice
Thea Lim: Race in the Carnival and Mardi Gras Colour Face
Geelong Visual Diary: Trying to dance like an Aborigine!!!
Jeralyn at Talk Left: New Credit Card Rules: The Good and the Bad
Amy at Extreme Biology (a blog written by high school biology students): Fungi: A New Revolution in Violin Making.
despoke: Crafts Council Launches a New Way to Experience Contemporary Craft With Craftcube:
The first CraftCube:Research is developed in partnership with the Culture Lab, University of Newcastle, and will focus on the work of Research Fellow Dr Jayne Wallace. Her recent research into memory and memory loss with the Alzheimer’s Society has resulted in jewellery that uses digital technology not as a design tool but as a way to reflect the complexities of memory loss. Visitors will be able to interact with the objects on display giving them the opportunity to discover the important roles jewellery and technology can play in the lives of people living with this condition.
Sam Fromartz at The Fresh Loaf reverse engineers Jim Lahey's Pizza Patate from "My Bread"
Doc's Tavern: Making Malt/Beer Vinegar
Gorgeous Things: Pattern Review - Vogue 8593. A sewing pattern review and construction notes on Vogue Patterns' homage to the dress Michelle Obama wore on her first visit to the White House.
Primate Diaries: How To Prove Evolution is Fake - The Peanut Butter Test
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