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Monthly Archives: June 2004
Another History War skirmish
I’ve been relying on historian blogger Christopher Sheil to keep us all informed about any new shots in The History Wars. But he’s let me down, possibly too busy perfecting his own unique brand of black is the new white … Continue reading
Posted in History
40 Comments
Taking the piss.
I have an investment in a little cashbox that raises finance to invest in biotechnology companies. It’s had a couple of successes (e.g. C3 and Starpharma) and I’m hopeful that some of it’s current investments will pay off in the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
2 Comments
Changed my mind already
Yesterday I said I’d post about national politics if anything happened to change my tentative intention to vote Labor at the forthcoming federal election. But I didn’t expect that to happen within 24 hours. Last Sunday I watched Laurie Oakes … Continue reading
Posted in Politics - national
44 Comments
Blogroll update
I’ve added a couple more blogs to the Troppo blogroll: Ambit Gambit, a blog associated with Graham Young’s Online Opinion ezine (sorry Gianna), and Andjam. I’ll be keeping a very regular eye on Ambit Gambit, because I have a high … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorised
6 Comments
Passive punditry
This article by Peter Hartcher in the SMH and this one by Michael Costello in the Oz both seem to me to offer incisive analyses of the state of play for the forthcoming federal election. Both suggest Howard may have … Continue reading
Posted in Politics - national
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Decline of manners? – a personal and political response
I don’t know whether others have noticed it, but there seems to be a developing meme on the conservative side of politics lamenting the “decline of manners”, musing about its causes and what might be done about it. Of course, … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
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The perils of teen stardom
Shock! Horror! Mary-Kate has anorexia. But have a look for yourself. I reckon Ashley’s even skinnier. I blame that prick Morgan Spurlock. These girls need to get biggest mobs of Maccas into them without delay.
Posted in Print media
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