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Archive - Jul 14, 2008Submitted by Richard Tonkin on July 14, 2008 - 3:43pm.
Soppy rhyme inside. It needs a picture, if anyone's got one. Happy Birthday Fiona! (Oh yes, and Malcolm too!) Please sign!
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Submitted by Claude on July 14, 2008 - 3:24pm.
From here I can see St Mary’s and there are tents all over Hyde Park – looks a little like the Peasants Crusade. Now you might think I don’t know much about the Crusades but they are in the habit of reading Runciman out loud in this household.
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Submitted by Michael Park on July 14, 2008 - 3:02pm.
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry is, as I write, undergoing its annual tearing out of the hair and rending asunder of its opulent board room curtaining. Yes, you guessed it: the Australian Fair Pay Commission has ruled on the latest National Wage case.
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Submitted by Ian MacDougall on July 14, 2008 - 12:33pm.
If carbon capture and storage is capable of any significant dampening effect on global warming, then the CO2 involved will inevitably be a resource of massive importance for the future inhabitants of the Earth. That in short, is the other side of the CO2 coin.
Submitted by Bill Avent on July 14, 2008 - 10:51am.
There are some things which we are simply at a loss to explain. We may be well advised to look beyond attempts to explain and understand, and instead try to appreciate the mystery itself. The world is full of such mysteries.
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