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I've been using Google Reader recently, following the lamented death of Planet Fleck, and I suppose I have to admit its better. Here are some "shared items" if, for some reason, you want to read what I read.

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June 29, 2008

Wiki madness

Category: not fun at all

The story so far: arbitrator User:FT2 posted a bizarre Arbcomm decision in which a user was, apparently, tried and sentenced in secret. Unsurprisingly, outrage ensued. One other arb then repudiated the judgement, and said it was done "without the approval...

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June 28, 2008

Sea ice update

Category: climate betting

Since RC has posted on the sea ice, maybe its a good time for an update. From http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/ we have So its clearly going to be a close run thing. At the moment the trend line favours the good guys...

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June 18, 2008

Godless

Category: misc

So, I was down the pub (the Castle) and after a few pints the conversation turned to religion, and the assertion that England (joint with some other country we couldn't name; I went for Iceland, Andy for Denmark) was the...

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June 17, 2008

X-Press head

Category: misc

Chesterton came 3rd in the X-Press head though I don't think thats very useful for seeding crews for the City bumps in July. 9:42 is a passable time, on the right side of 10 mins, though a long way short...

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June 16, 2008

Satellite stupidity

Category: climate snarking

As Atmoz noted, its a bit of a slow season, but via Deltoid comes probably the most stupid ever explanation for GW: yes, its the microwave radiation from satellites warming us up. This is blindingly obviously nonsense, but John Mashey...

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June 12, 2008

Our politicians are bozos

Category: not fun at all

So, nothing new there you may well say. My morning paper tells me that Broon has won a pointless victory over the bizarre 42-day-detention stuff. He had to buy off the Ulstermen to do this, and the Lords will veto...

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June 9, 2008

Who is Lawrence Solomon, and what is Energy Probe?

Category: climate people

Lawrence Solomon was kind enough to popularise my name. So its time to return the favour, and ask, "who is he"? And indeed, what is "Energy Probe"? If you read the wiki entry on EP only a few hours ago,...

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June 8, 2008

£100

Category: climate economics

Don't worry, fuel hasn't gone up that much. No, this one is about food. For quite some time now, ever since I've been doing it, certainly more than a year, our weekly family-of-4 shopping bill at Waitrose has been £100,...

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June 7, 2008

Buy our stuff

Category: misc

Buy our stuff! - its very small....

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June 5, 2008

Tax and Dividend?

Category: climate economics

Its Jim Hansens plan (or is it copied from someone else? who cares) and its pushed again here. The idea: carbon tax, to be returned diurect to the public. As he sez: Principles must be crystal clear and adhered to...

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June 2, 2008

It is too early to tell

Category: climate science

...as the famous sage replied. He wasn't talking about the Thompson et al. stuff, but he could have been. RP Jr appears determined to prove me right and is in danger of saltating the carcharhiniforme (ho ho). Meanwhile, in an...

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June 1, 2008

£75

Category: climate economics

£75 is how much it cost to fill up our C5 a few days ago; with diesel at 1.29 per litre, you could work out our tank size, if you were bored. Current fuel prices are clearly causing some pain,...

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