Some Bits Of Internet I Have Been Haunting Today

[kaberett]

(Not all via Simon -- I have also been working on Closing Some Tabs by dint of Actually Reading Stuff.)

• child does Science
• enrichment!!! activities!!! ("Wheel running in the wild")
• an excellent FOI request
• How London Transport's roundel was nearly a rabbit (via discovering the TfL Come out at Easter poster, which would go BRILLIANTLY with the other TfL rabbit poster I got Adam... apart from the bit where it doesn't come in Double Royal)
• The Mystery of the Bloomfield Bridge
• Neurosequential Network COVID-19 Stress, Distress & Trauma Series -- masterlist is still accessible via archive.org, and all the linked videos are very much still up on YouTube (are there better ways to absorb more info about the neurosequential model? sure! is this an entirely acceptable way to do so while e.g. FINALLY waxing my poor hiking boots? yup)

Comments

[steorra]

Sneaky bit about the magpie research (which is really neat): Australian magpies aren't corvids.

[kaberett]

YUP :D

[cesy]

Delightful!

[judiff]

There could have been Tube Bunnys and they just went for geometry shapes instead! Why would anyone do that?!

[silveradept]

Good work, child, although probably was a bigger data set than you were expecting to receive!

Don't pet the fluffy cows is a great message.

I do like the mystery of the bridge, and how consulting with an expert who knows about local government works and the like produces the answer fairly quickly after all of the rest of the research that has been done. Support your local experts, or something.