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Happy Rakhi! 💛

War Horse Tickets | New Wimbledon Theatre in Wimbledon | ATG Tickets THE GLOBAL PHENOMENON RETURNS

Went to see War Horse today. Amazing puppetry.
www.atgtickets.com/shows/war-ho...

"Outsider" does have a meaning in English, especially in betting/horseracing circles of someone with only an outside chance of winning. Opposite of a frontrunner. As in the phrase "rank outsider". Maybe this niche use of the term got borrowed into Italian?

And the ball that got Tongue out was a great piece of tacticcal work between the two of them - to set the field for a bouncer and then surprise him with a yorker.

Gill on the field looked like he'd forgotten he was captain. Left it to other senior players (Siraj, Rahul, Jadeja) to rally the team, talk to the bowlers, etc. while Gill just stood at first slip.

Not sure weather was a factor. It was variable throughout the day. There was a shower at lunchtime as well. If anything, the break at the end of the day gave England relief from the pressure.

A drum roll for every ball, and Siraj was chief cheerleader. When I left the ground on Sunday after they called off play, I was convinced there was no way they could recreate that atmosphere on Monday morning. But, somehow they did. Quite apart from the bowling, I think Siraj deserves the credit.

It wasn't so much that England switched off, as India switched on. During the Root-Brook partnership, Gill looked defeated. Not showing any ideas on how to break it. Once Brook threw his wicket away, and especially after tea (must have been some pep talk), they were fired up, and so was the crowd.

Sorry not to have been there for the thrilling end, but great result.

Can't afford to take five days off, even in the summer hols. Was there for all of yesterday. Absolutely electric atmosphere once Brooks out. Then a short sharp shower put a damper on everything.

And it's another nailbiter.

At the Oval for what promises to be a great climax to a cracker of a series.

And we all know Stokes is ginger.

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So far every match this series has been a fifth day nailbiter. Looking forward to the finale at the Oval. I've got tickets.

YouTube video by The Tom Lehrer Wisdom Channel Tom Lehrer - National Brotherhood Week

I still remember the day in 1986 when I first heard a Tom Lehrer song. I was at a friend's house and he put on this LP. I couldn't stop laughing. The first song was National Brotherhood Week:
youtu.be/aIlJ8ZCs4jY?...

Did you know that University College London has, sitting in a display case, the stuffed body of its founder, Jeremy Bentham?
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Sad indeed. Very sorry to hear it. I will remember him as a very versatile researcher and a passionately engaged academic. He will be missed.

In 1995, traveling on a flight from London to Paris, I spotted Imran Khan and Jemima Goldsmith on the plane. Later learned they were on their way to their wedding. They were in economy class.

The byes that Jurel let through made the difference in the end. #EngvsInd #cricket

To give him full credit, he did manage to hold on to one catch today.

If you have time for a trip out to Sintra, I'd recommend that.

Isn't Cawnpore in Oudh?

Well, yes, but I was looking forward to a thrilling end to the test match.

Wasn't he first one out today?

Just watched the incredibly talented Kapil Pandey in his show Ganga's Curse. If you're in Delhi, you can catch his next performance at the Goethe-Institut on Friday.
wip-labs.mojo.page/portals-gang...

CCC 2025: Workshop on
Continuity, Computability, Constructivity -
From Logic to Algorithms

is calling for contributions

swansea-theory.github.io/conferences/...

Here are the slides from my invited talk at LICS:
www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~ad260/talks...

In Singapore for LICS.
lics.siglog.org/lics25/