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2 hours ago — UK anime super fan legend Adam Bell takes a look at MVM’s first DVD boxset for Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit. Will this epic adventure take his liking? Or will it having seeking out spirits of a very different kind to...
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5 hours ago — JOIN FORCES WITH LEGENDARY POKÉMON IN POKÉMON RANGER: GUARDIAN SIGNS THIS WINTER Get ready for an exciting adventure in the third instalment of the action-packed Pokémon Ranger Series: Pokémon Ranger:...
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8 hours ago — This is a cross-post from Carmel Gould at Just Journalism . It really is sad that on the morning between Middle East massacre and peace talks a Palestinian commentator would use a platform at The Guardian to extol the...
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in Games by Slashgamer
10 hours ago — that take advantage of both features. Like you would imagine, Sony is highlighting the franchise titles like LittleBigPlanet 2 , Gran Turismo 5 and SOCOM 4 ; however one title is noticeably absent from the list...
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5 hours ago — Hugh Pickens writes "The Guardian reports that in his new book, The Grand Design, Professor Stephen Hawking argues that the Big Bang, rather than occurring following the intervention of a divine being, was inevitable due to...
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7 hours ago — Photo source: The Guardian The blackberries are out and it’s your chance to get free food. You can use them to make jam, cakes, ice cream, compote, crème brulée, coulis and even tea. You can...
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13 hours ago — Mike Selvey writes in the Guardian that while Kevin Pietersen's rapid descent "from Kensington Oval to Kennington Oval in the blink of an eye" is quite shocking, the county break will give him a chance to regain his swagger...
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15 hours ago — A trillion-dollar catastrophe. Yes, Iraq was a headline war The Guardian by Simon Jenkins 31 August 2010 Mission accomplished? The Iraq war did more than anything to alienate the Atlantic powers from the rest of the...
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23 hours ago — You be the judge: The Guardian has not let the fact that they think the Booker judges have done a decent job with their longlist this year--"Disappointingly, nearly all the books appear to be...
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23 hours ago — Summer Reading Challenge from a Guardian report: Ahead of the massive spending cuts to be set out by the coalition government in October, McKearney is hopeful the scheme will survive. "This project is so important for...
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September 01, 2010 — I’m back! My recent move – coupled with static IPs and my lack of Cisco IOS proficiency – conspired against me, and I’m only now just getting fixed internet service back at home. Honestly, the ‘net withdrawal WASN’T THAT BAD!...
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September 01, 2010 — Andrew Sparrow is posting more extracts from The Journey on the Guardian blog as he unearths them. There are some quite extraordinary passages. On the much maligned but misunderstood figure of Dick Cheney, Blair...
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September 01, 2010 — Yesterday the folks over at The Guardian ‘s Belief section asked me to weigh in on their question of the week, and for better or worse I sacrificed most of the day’s opportunity for...
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September 01, 2010 — Headmasters Study a study suggests that the savage portrayal of headteachers in children's literature possesses a grain of truth and may even be helpful when it comes to training teachers who aspire to lead schools... In a study to be...
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in Internet by The Panda's Thumb
September 01, 2010 — Another group (or as self-styled, “network”) of science blogs is being set up at the Guardian newspaper in order to “entertain, enrage, and inform.” According to the announcement , to start with there will be four...