A response to Dr Ridley’s Angus Millar lecture
0Below follows a response to arguments made against Anthropogenic Climate Change in a an Angur Millar lecture given by Dr Ridley. This was originally sent to me by a friend who is a climate change skeptic.
For the original place I saw this article please see: http://wattsupwiththat.com/2011/11/01/thank-you-matt-ridley/#more-50468
Funny synopsis of Warren G’s “Regulate”
0I saw this on Wikipedia a while ago, it might even have been a couple of years ago, thanks to a friend’s link on facebook. It has since disappeared from wikipedia, which is a shame, as it is a work of genius. I’ve reproduced it here because of how much it made me chuckle. I’m afraid I have no idea who the original author was, but if you think you know, or are the author, please get in touch for credit.
Info on the track Regulate and the artists Warren G and Nate Dogg is available on wikipedia.
Another Réal Ale Trail – Wherry Lines Ale Track
0There are quite a few Rail Ale Trails now available in the UK, including the South Pennines one I recently wrote about. I recently had to organise a stag do for a mate, and after looking into several options I concluded the best option would be an Ale Trail in another part of the country. The route I worked out has since become another established Ale Trail called the Wherry Lines Ale Track
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South Pennines Réal Ale Trail
0Recently a group of friends and I went on the South Pennines Real Ale Trail. This is the same Ale Trail that featured on Oz and James Drink to Britain. Before going into detail, a quick summary – we all had an excellent day, and enjoyed a good few ales.
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