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Neil’s Second Decade
- Music and my life– 2— 1945 January 17, 2012
- Chinese interlude January 16, 2012
- Cabramatta again, and William Yang January 15, 2012
- 1952 January 14, 2012
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- Climate Change Sceptics please note:
The Great Global Warming Swindle Swindle. Go here for the real story. POST UPDATED AND EXPANDED 16 July 2007.
See also How to Talk to a Climate Skeptic from 3 Quarks Daily.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
Nine Lies About Climate Change (2008).
Real Climate: Climate Science from Climate Scientists -- blog.
The Discovery of Global Warming -- on the Web site of the Center for History of Physics of the American Institute of Physics.
Tag Archives: meet a blog
Global warming a hoax? No, the hoax claim is a hoax…
Interesting. See Global warming a hoax? No, the hoax claim is a hoax. Rush Limbaugh fell for it, though, as did several others who profess to be skeptical of global warming.
Posted in blogging, climate change, Education
Tagged culture wars, environment, global warming, meet a blog
Meet a blog
In this case I stumbled upon the blog in question via Perry Middlemiss’s Matilda which I had consulted when putting up the last Friday Australian poem. I soon found that The Happy Antipodean and I had much in common, except that he … Continue reading
Posted in Aussie interest, blogging, Cultural and other, OzLit, Personal, Reading
Tagged Julie Bishop, meet a blog
This is interesting…
I’m not an avid science fiction or fantasy reader, but neither am I a hater of such work. While I had never heard of writer Darryl Sloan, therefore, I am sure many will have.
Posted in blogging, Reading, writing
Tagged meet a blog, writers
Remember when private armies were considered evil?
You don’t have to be very old to recall a time when the only private armies we heard about were shady operations somewhere in Africa… Not any more of course. I came across a good post on the matter via … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, Current affairs, News and Current Affairs
Tagged Iraq, meet a blog, US politics
Racism and racists and The Plonker’s latest foot-in-mouth attack
I have been giving much thought to Jim Belshaw’s post Race and racism in Australia. He is quite right to say that pseudoscientific racism, the kind that was official policy in Nazi Germany and more widely accepted elsewhere in the … Continue reading
I’ll watch this with interest
Jim Belshaw has more blogs than I do, I think… This one he made “absent-mindedly” back in August with a “call for volunteers”. He has now found a rather interesting one with impeccable Surry Hills connections. Perhaps I should join, … Continue reading