Post archive for ‘huddersfield’
The urban badger – healing our badgers
KILLED BADGERS WON’T BE TB TESTED
Among the most cynical aspects of the entire badger slaughter
proposal is the declaration by Defra that it does not intend to test
the badgers it orders killed to see if they do indeed have TB. Such
testing, it states, would be too expensive and would not, in any case,
provide enough useful information.Since 1975, more than 30,000 badgers have been killed in an attempt to
curb TB in cattle. [...]
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Operation Nimrod
The Iranian Embassy Seige 11:30am Wednesday April 30th, 1980 : Six Iranian gunmen force their way into the Iranian EmbassyThe terrorists, who called themselves the ‘Democratic Revolutionary Front for Arabistan‘ were protesting against the oppression of Khuzestan by the then Iranian leader – Ayatollah Khomeini. They demanded the release of 91 political prisoners who were imprisoned in Iran. [...]
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pics of Yorkshire
all these pictures were taken by me – please use them anyway you wish (right click – “save as” to download) taken with a fuji A820
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All magnetic objects produce invisible lines of force, extending between the poles of the object. Note that I said the lines were INVISIBLE. An easy way to see these invisible field lines is to spread iron filings on a sheet of paper and place a bar magnetic under the paper. The iron filings will arrange themselves around the magnet and along the magnetic field lines.
The earth acts like a very large magnet. Just as a bar magnet produces field lines, so too does Earth. [...]
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What is the Magnetosphere?
The Earth is a big magnet.
Our magnetic field is squashed by the solar wind.
The Sun and the Earth are connected!
Solar wind would singe our atmosphere if not for our magnetic field.
Scientists have drawn a map of the magnetosphere.
Who cares? Anyone living on Earth!
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we do other stuff
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T-SIOC, object-centred sociality
HA HA
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new year seo
TYPOS FOR SEARCH ENGINES
perfect text may seem like the best approach , & at least as far as visitors are
concerned makes obvious sense – sometimes something as trivial as uSiNg upper & lower case
is enough to push you above the competion – specially if the content is static – one vital
but often overlooked reality – YOUR CONTENT IS KING – if a website has regular fresh content
that all gets indexed – a simple call to the google bots that they need to rush over here and crawl
new links is in the meta structure – view the page source if you like – WTF copy any chunks you like
but you will do way better to do a little research & choose keywords accordingly – theres some trial &
error but its not rocket science – there is no touch-paper . [...]
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The Standedge Tunnel
The Standedge Tunnel is a historic tunnel for the Huddersfield Narrow Canal, crossing the high Pennine spine of Northern England. It is said to be the longest, highest and deepest canal tunnel in Britain. Longest is easy to understand, highest means height above sea level, and deepest means it is covered by 194m of rock at the highest point of the Pennine above. The Huddersfield Narrow Canal connects Ashton-under-Lyne and Huddersfield. [...]
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