Summer fashion 2012 will be in glorious techno colour
As hyper-real digital printing techniques spread to major fashion houses, British women have stop resisting rainbow palettes It is as reliable as the appearance of the first crocuses: every spring, fashion embraces colour. This year, however, colour will be different. The couture shows on the runways of Paris last month have made it clear that consumers are being invited to face up to a riot of ...
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Paris Haute Couture: Versace spring/summer 2012
Eight year wait over as Versace make a triumphant return to Paris Haute Couture.
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New lease on life for Speedy
Arrowtown book buyer Miranda Spary continues her regular column about her recommendations for a good read, and life as she sees it ... read more
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Great Lakes may separate from Mississippi River
Groups have drafted a plan to separate the Great Lakes from the Mississippi River watershed in order to stop the spread of Asian carp.
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Kenny Dalglish must arrange public apology from Luis Suarez to Patrice Evra
The dunderhead fringe of Liverpool's support don't half like an apology. They seemed to want Roy Hodgson to apologise for not being Kenny Dalglish and, when observers requested a fair chance for Hodgson, demanded we recant or face the wrath of the believers.
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Marko Ahtisaari: smartphone evolution is only just beginning
Nokia's head of design says he doesn't see why phones need any external connectors There's a certain look in Marko Ahtisaari's eyes as he walks over to say hello. We're inside Nokia's headquarters in Espoo, a short drive from Helsinki; a blizzard has blanketed the roads and surroundings (though, this being Finland, everything carried on without pause). "Cold and dark, eh?" he says by way of ...
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DIY science: should you try this at home?
When Richard Handl was arrested for attempting to split the atom on his stove, he joined a growing band of home experimenters cooking up all kinds of trouble behind the kitchen door Ängelholm is a pretty southern Swedish town, famed for its clay cuckoo manufacturing, a clay cuckoo being a kind of ocarina, which is a kind of flute. The crime rate here is practically zero. Except one of its ...
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Leveson inquiry: Ian Hislop, Alan Rusbridger, James Harding appear
• Guardian editor: press is under-regulated • Press ought to welcome statutory base for new regulator • PCC hacking report 'undermined self-regulation' • People trying to make Dowler deletions primary issue • Ministers having to note meetings with editors 'not a great step' • Times editor: it should have covered hacking 'harder, earlier' • Statutory regulation would open door to political ...
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Top ten computer science teaching resources
A pioneering head of ICT shares some fantastic routes into teaching children code and computing When the Guardian Teacher Network asked me to exclusively reveal a list of my top 10 resources I found it really hard to narrow my choice down to just 10. But here it is – and if you think I have left any out then please do comment on the blog and add your suggestions or send me a message through ...
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So, what have the Scots ever done for us? Just 101 of the innovations Caledonia gave the world
Adam Smith
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