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Pep Guardiola leaves a lasting legacy at Barcelona

Fabulous photographs of some of the last Asiatic lions alive, in the Gir Forest in India

AGW theory from an engineering perspective (thanks to ford_prefect42 for the link)

'The Internet', as portrayed by 1990s stock images

The world's highest-paying sports teams (now dominated by football, but cricket rising fast)

All you need to know about Flat Earth Theory

Lego says no to Lego Firefly. Still, nice model of Serenity.

Download Steam games remotely.

After the otters who look like Benedict Cumberbatch and the meerkats who look like Nigel Farage, it's the owls who look like Roy Hodgson!

Game of Thrones opening title sequence. In LEGO!

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ZonalMarking.net looks at Roy Hodgson's appointment.

The thought processes that go into male and female character design in video games.

Bertrand Russell's Ten Commandments for Teachers

After the Doctor Who theme tune on a steel guitar, now hear it played by floppy disk drives (kids, ask your parents to explain to you what a floppy disk drive is)

...as well as the theme tune from Manic Miner (or 'In the Hall of the Mountain King', from Peer Gynt, by Edvard Greig, if you're more classical, less geeky)

Thinking of changing jobs from public to private sector or vice versa? Handy calculator to work out how much you need to earn in the new job to maintain your real income.

France has 2.4 times as many companies with 49 employees as it has companies with 50 employees.

Since macroeconomists can't agree on anything, maybe we should concentrate on microeconomics. (The clever people will see the connection to the previous story).

The Boy Scouts are going to have a Game Design badge. How cool is that?

Controversial small brewer wins industry award - until Diageo threatens industry association with loss of sponsorship unless it wins.

How controversial? 55% abv beer and sold in bottles made out of dead animals as an example.

Income inequality and social equality since the 70s. Did "the left win the cultural debate and the right the economic debate"? (Personally, I think true liberals won both arguments.)