A response to Dr Ridley’s Angus Millar lecture

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Below 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

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Funny synopsis of Warren G’s “Regulate”

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I 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.

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Another Réal Ale Trail — Wherry Lines Ale Track

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There 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

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Recently 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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