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Friday Linkapalooza.

Thank goodness it's Friday - somehow, this week seemed both too long and too short at the same time. So here's links to celebrate that it is Friday, and the weekend is coming!

A self-filling water bottle for cyclists - it catches humidity from the air and collects it in a bottle. I'm not so sure I would really want to drink that water, or how well it would work (especially in dry weather, when you'd need the water the most), but the idea is just cool.

Copenhagen Uni is offering a POD book called "Refashioning Viking Garments"; their sales page also has a pdf with the table of contents to download.

If you're looking for some nice stories to enjoy this weekend, here's a bunch of Escape Artist ones (they are podcasts, so you can even do stuff while enjoying the stories). They're all eligible for the Hugo Awards 2016, in case you have voting rights.

Or you could check out the Recording Archaeology Youtube Channel, where you can find videos from archaeological conferences.

Enjoy!
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