December 2016

there's no solid evidence for Russian hacking influencing the US election - RollingStone

the Home Office is completely unprepared to deal with Brexit - Guardian

and it's going to totally screw up the lives of hundreds of thousands of people

4yo frustrations: "Just leave the apple and let him scream it out" - WP [via Visible]

Richard Adams' Shardik and Watership Down were among the first adult novels I read - Guardian

is trying to bully the entire world really in Israel's best interests? - Guardian

time management is ruining lives - Guardian

if you don't talk to your children about quantum computing, someone else will - SMBC

tea and scone with Barbara Pym - AlbionBeatnik

a one-man crusade to make London's buses safer - Politico

an interesting review of Disney's _Moana_ - Medium

fascinating sounding film about a Mongolian eagle huntress - Guardian

Soyuz: fifty year old technology still going strong - Guardian

Irish courts to be asked to get a ruling from the European Court of Justice on the revocability of Article 50 - Guardian

AA Gill was brilliant on Brexit (if a bit Euro-centric) - DNDLaw

the central scenario is for "a 3.4% hit to per capita GDP from a 91,000 reduction in EU migration" - NIESR - Guardian

with very slight improvements in pay for the lowest paid

the problem with "cute" kids - JanetLansbury

A Manifesto for an Intelligent Transport Policy - Travel Fast or Smart? [my review]

the danger of a "Henry VIII" clause in the legal resolution of Brexit - LSE

meteorologists are not creepy - ScienceDirect

traffic-calming and cycling infrastructure are medical necessities - BikeBiz

some reading for anyone wanting to understand Castro - Wikipedia

give me decent public transport to Cambridge and Northampton, not more motorways! - AsEasyAsRiding

go Kellogs! - Guardian