
A selection of interesting tweets from the holidays (with a nice tweetless and IT-unplugged week in the middle)-
- One in 3 teens send 100-plus texts a day, survey finds (OMG!)
- The iPhone app that puts poetry at your fingertips .
- Carol Ann Duffy reads Silver Lining - a poem on the disruption caused by the volcanic ash cloud .
- re Stieg Larsson’s Millennium Trilogy - The joy of getting lost in a book
- Handy, and a good self-test... list of phrases coined by, or associated with, Shakespeare: .
- Highly recommended essay by Diana Athill: 'Why I moved into an old people's home' - moving, graceful, inspiring:
- BBC radio 4 essay on a world without planes: .
- Create any size wall posters from any size images
- "Massive amounts of cash heading our way from Iceland." eh?
- CREEP 5: - from the London 'Independent': singular subject takes singular verb - .
- 11 ideas for learning and teaching in the 1st year English classroom (p29 of 'Teaching English' mag):
- 10 film choices for English teachers of 12/13/14 year-olds (p.21 of Teaching English mag):
- 8 pages of book recommendations for 12/13/14 year-olds (pp8-13):
- Recommended: Helen Dunmore's 'The Malarkey' -
- Ryanair's new inspiration: RT @: In Focus: American Airlines Now Charging Fees To Non-Passengers
- Portraits of Samuel Beckett in Paris by John Minihan - exhibition starts today (to June 25), Dublin Alliance Francaise:
- Such Tweet Sorrow - Romeo and Juliet for the 21st Century - has launched today. Visit or follow @.
- Abbey Theatre downloadable Resource Notes on Macbeth: .
- Profile today in Times of Hans Fallada, author of 'Alone in Berlin' (half way through it):
- e-Textbooks - the tipping point?
- Elizabeth Bishop and the New Yorker: letters on 'Crusoe in England': .
- 17 novels set in boarding schools (update):
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