Andrew Dickson

As I learned in childhood: God surely loves poor people; he’s made so many of them . . .

Is it a percussion instrument, or do you rely on the crappy road surfacing to announce your presence?

But who inflicts the obligation? Oneself? One’s parents? One’s peers? A larger society? Fate?

And so few of us can do our jobs so assiduously!

A technicality: an increase of 0.1 in pH is only 26%!

Nor will the rest of the commercial ecosystem based on maritime transport, I suspect.

My youth in the UK gave many examples of the problems involved in state run utilities-largely the effort to reduce needs for subsidies while supporting a community of users. Eventually abhorrence of subsidies won out!

Having first encountered such maps with the London Tube, my bias is for the picture on the right; though it is still too tied to the Cartesian representation of geography to be truly elegant .

I suspect the challenge is to identify observations that allow one to clarify how reliable a model is for MRV of oceanic CDR - and also to quantify “reliable”.

Rhymes with ”muck”?

Likely an important task. Models are, undoubtedly, a likely key to MRV, but trust in models as the basis for large amounts of money changing hands is still some way off.

Congratulations! Hope it’s lots of fun.

And when I came to the US I considered a driver’s license to be a de facto ID card, an anathema to a 1970’s UK citizen - how the times are changing.

Nor vice versa

But then there’s the haggis, neeps, and tatties with whisky-Scots cuisine at its most lethal?

The recoil is hard to handle while cycling; you’re so much more controlled in contact with terra firma.

Ah yes, a game where you can cheat using chemistry (soaking in vinegar to harden the horse chestnut). Somewhat more civilized a contest than boxing - despite the latter having more formal “rules”. 🤣

Doesn’t reincarnation as an E-fuel tend to enhance the total climate effect attributable to those particular carbon atoms? Especially when adding in the opportunity costs of producing green hydrogen?

Saw Emerson, Lake and Palmer soon after their 1970 Isle of Wight gig.

Taken at the trickle ?

A (vivid) memory from my childhood in Malaysia - an awful smell, and a fruit - so not my favorite class of comestible. 🤣

Death by a thousand bots ?

The Grauniad strikes again!

The y-axis seems odd for MMR . . .

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Are you seeking a position as Bailiff of the Chiltern Hundreds?

Dead whales smell a bit while they’re composting. 🙂

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Female footballers scored higher than bankers, so were included in the ellipsis. 🙂

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