ramblingbloke: Red cards, Ramblings, Gardening and Global Warming

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ramblingbloke) wrote,
@ 2008-04-02 20:04:00

Red cards, Ramblings, Gardening and Global Warming
Last saturday saw Inverness play Aberdeen. The score 4 - 3 to Aberdeen. What a cracking game -goals, yellow cards, two red cards and a volatile atmosphere.

This week's Ross-shire Journal has a Rural Rambling that features an old friend of mine in the days before he became an eminent University academic: "Dr John" , and that's as far as I'm going by way of identification. I shall buy an extra copy on friday and post it to him.

This week's gardening tasks have involved ivy pruning, cutting grass, felt roofing, eating chocolate, drinking coffee, planting 'things', a hoe and a weed and much much more.

The Global Warming article ( http://www.ruralgateway.org.uk/cgi-bin/item.cgi?id=2191&d=11&h=24&f=46 ) has resulted in quite a few emails from folk with excellent feedback, and one or two emails from folk a bit confused about what is going on here (which is a bit like the global warming debate itself, don't you think). Interesting.

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	Researchers: Sun is Not the Cause of Global Warming (Anonymous) 2008-04-04 07:57 am UTC (link)
	Scientists in the U.K. have reported evidence that further refutes one theory of global climate change (http://lifeofearth.blogspot.com/2008/04/researchers-sun-is-not-cause-of-global.html). In the heated debate over global warming, there is an opposing idea, called the cosmic ray theory, which contends that climate change is simply caused by cosmic rays coming from the sun. (Reply to this)