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Video, articles, a coffee personality test and a guess the TV show feature is an approximation of what you'll find in this week's edition.

Kraftwerk – Roboter – Lemmchen Grundschule [YouTube: 2:36]

According to The Independent this video is making people cry. I'm not sure it will have that effect on you (whether you like Kraftwerk, or not!) but it is rather charming. Enjoy.

Via The Independent

Yatzer [Design is to share]

Stylish, topical and full of fantastic photography.

‘Yatzer is a global online destination that allows readers to both discover and follow the most engaging creative projects and people in art, fashion, design, architecture and hospitality from around the world.’

With a speaker like this, it's a step up from last week's This is why I'm broke.

Via Site Inspire

What does your favourite coffee say about your personality? [Smell the beans]

Most of this is probably true.

Via Design Taxi

Greenland is melting away [The New York Times]

A photo-essay that is well worth a read.

Haunted by data [Article]

If you're part of the dream that paints (big) data as solving all our problems, you need to read this. If you're not part of that dream, read this article to educate yourself about the realities of data.

Via Twitter

And finally...

It's... guess the TV show

So there I was, looking for some TV to watch and merrily did I stumble upon this picture, advertising a particular show that, presented as it is, seemed a little ambiguous as to its place in time... and it got me thinking... if you take away all the titles and buttons etc, might someone enjoy trying to guess what TV show it is? Possibly not, but here's thursday af'noon's very first 'Guess the TV show from an image taken from the internets' feature...

a. Made In Chelsea

(Probably talking about man buns or summat)

b. Dragon's Den

(As two business partners discuss whether to go with Deborah Meaden's offer over the one from Touker Suleyman)

c. The Last Kingdom

(Worrying about whether a cardigan is better to fight Saxons in than a fur lined overcoat)

d. Hollyoaks

(Does anyone still watch it?)

Answers on a postcard to the usual address