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The Recession they had to have

Scott Wickstein
May 11, 2006
Another top-notch article in the Age by Caroline Wilson looks at how the Brisbane Lions board was told in 2002 that the team was capable...
Sport-general

It ain’t over till I say it is over!

Scott Wickstein
May 1, 2006September 9, 2007
The sound of one hand clapping after Freo-St Kilda farcical finish Ken has asked me to resume my post on Club Troppo, as post-modernist AFL...
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What, me blogging?

Scott Wickstein
September 30, 2005
Old time Troppo readers who actually liked my stuff can get their fill at my new blog here. (Blogger is a really sound platform these...
Politics - national

Mark Bahnish cant spell Budget

Scott Wickstein
May 14, 2005
Larvatus Prodeo » Butget Orthodoxies and the Politics of Greed How much for one of those PhD's again?
History

Don’t Drink and Blog

Scott Wickstein
April 25, 2005
So anyway, thanks to the generosity of Caz, the post Ken mentioned can be seen below. As it was posted in the middle of the...
IT and Internet

WordPress = a pain in my arse

Scott Wickstein
April 17, 2005
So I have spent the last three hours trying to get WordPress to work on my server. It works okay, but when I did a...
Life

They didn’t have Seek.com

Scott Wickstein
April 12, 2005
If you think YOUR job is bad, check this site, stop whining, and get back to work.

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