#Industrial

Tomas Sala

FalconeerDev

Alright lets continue in a new thread, see if I can keep this one readablehttps://twitter.com/FalconeerDev/status/1355827568222625797 Going for a circular wavebreaker/wall. And I've now got enough little bits do tell some

Jonathan Guyer

mideastXmidwest

1. Big tech and the Pentagon are teaming up, and new defense-tech startups are getting more government contracts than ever. I took a close look at Biden’s transition, and all

Evan Collins | BLM

EvanCollins90

Thread: Wonderful, wild, and (mostly defunct) food-centric retail designs from 'Food Presentation & Display' by the legendary Martin Pegler (1992) #1: California Beach Rock 'N Sushi - Melrose Ave, Los

Travis Lundy

travislundyasia

The Nikkei 225 is a weird and whacky index. Locally it is sometimes referred to as the "Nikkei Dow" because it is price-weighted, like the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Started

Matthew

Matthews_angst

A sad but factual truth.Most people still believe that the Corona crisis is about health issues and the majority of them hope that the nightmare of the past few months

Stuart Lau

stuartklau

Latest EU-China trade talks just finished. EU side represented by @VDombrovskis & @PhilHoganEU, China by Xi’s top trade aide, Liu He, who signed phase 1 deal with Trump. Key takeaways:

Donald Norman

dnld_nrmn

Trumpism has always been deeply and darkly spiritual. It has animated a segment of people prone to religious belief—their Christianity is an open question to me—to become their worst selves.

Nick Harris

sportingintel

Jeff Astle died in 2002 aged 59. Coroner's verdict was ‘death by industrial disease’. He had Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE). In 2003 his family wrote to FA asking for help

Ed Hawkins

ed_hawkins

"The climate has always changed" (or similar phrase) does not imply what many seem to think it implies. Let me explain.https://twitter.com/DavidTCDavies/status/1118251767626719232 Since the 1830s scientists have known that the Ear

Mark Watts

MarkWatts_1

Day 12 of #SpyCopsInquiry – fireworks expected: Dave Smith, of Blacklist Support Group, due to give his belated opening statement on what was due to be a non-sitting day. Then

Andrew Bissell

eLEJOG

“chief executive, Graham Cooley, points out that it is much easier to store molecules such as hydrogen than electrons in batteries.”Is that really true? We ⁦@SunampLtd⁩ were in an ⁦@innovateuk⁩

thakursahab

65thakursahab

A peculiar situation is developing in #Punjab.Govt of India, has virtually blockaded the state of the Indian Union & has stopped goods trains form plying through Punjab. Due to this

ICE must be destroyed 🏴

Itmechr3

Again literally the title of Autonomist author Nanni Balestrini's novel about the factory occupations of the Italian Hot Autumn of 1969 but like hey who fucking reads or learns history

Erik Loomis

ErikLoomis

This Day in Labor History: July 11, 1892. Striking silver miners in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho blew up the Frisco Mill, a mine building filled with guards, after getting into a

Melissa Chen

MsMelChen

It's unnerving just how confident both sides are in emerging victorious in this election. Whatever happens, one side is going to have to reckon with the fact that there's some

Godfrey Moase

gemoase

Here’s a thread on Mobil’s announced closure for the Altona refinery, what it means for workers, tackling global warming and economic recovery. 1 Let’s start with the workers. Who they

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