Computers<\/h5>\n![\"iPhone](\"http:\/\/static.flickr.com\/2701\/4073376214_152f03ab85_t.jpg\")
<\/a>iphone<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAustralians, and particularly Novocastrians, should be proud that they have created the first virus for the iPhone<\/a>. Go Aussies go!<\/p>\nCycling<\/h5>\n
I found this company in the north of Sydney who make power supplies for bicycles.<\/a> I will get one when they bring out the iPhone 3GS compatible version. They said they are manufacturing a batch at the moment. I plan to get a bottle dynamo to start with, but to eventually get combined Sturmey Archer hub break\/dymo units.<\/p>\nEnvironment<\/h5>\n
The USA congress are looking into Geoengineering for climate change<\/a>. Bart Gordon (D-TN), said was, “the first time that a congressional committee has undertaken a serious review of proposals for climate engineering.”<\/em> You would not want to get it wrong now. It sounds like a case of a simple theory with potentially massive consequences.<\/p>\nGeology<\/h5>\n
A new rift valley is opening up in Africa<\/a>. At the moment you can just jump across it. Eventually it will become a sea. When it joins back up to the oceans, it will be quite an event.<\/p>\nInternet<\/h5>\n
Apparently, given all the bluster coming out of Murdoch about the evil google who scan his news limited news sites, Murdoch can remove his sites from the google search engine himself<\/a>. I would guess it is something link including the robots.txt file <\/a>in you base URL. So Murdoch, put your money where your mouth is and remove yourself from google. It is not their fault<\/p>\nSoul\/TPG are buying pipe networks for $373 million<\/a>. I use TPG. I hope the connection gets faster.<\/p>\nPower<\/h5>\n![\"power\"](\"http:\/\/static.flickr.com\/1305\/1246628421_962f507493_t.jpg\")
<\/a>insulators<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nIt seems that a gullible media who want to find the sensational story reported that the Brazilian blackout was caused by a hacker<\/a>. But it turns out from the engineering report to be a case of sooty insulators<\/a>. How expectable and disappointing.<\/p>\nTelecommunications<\/h5>\n
<\/a>Australians, and particularly Novocastrians, should be proud that they have created the first virus for the iPhone<\/a>. Go Aussies go!<\/p>\n I found this company in the north of Sydney who make power supplies for bicycles.<\/a> I will get one when they bring out the iPhone 3GS compatible version. They said they are manufacturing a batch at the moment. I plan to get a bottle dynamo to start with, but to eventually get combined Sturmey Archer hub break\/dymo units.<\/p>\n The USA congress are looking into Geoengineering for climate change<\/a>. Bart Gordon (D-TN), said was, “the first time that a congressional committee has undertaken a serious review of proposals for climate engineering.”<\/em> You would not want to get it wrong now. It sounds like a case of a simple theory with potentially massive consequences.<\/p>\n A new rift valley is opening up in Africa<\/a>. At the moment you can just jump across it. Eventually it will become a sea. When it joins back up to the oceans, it will be quite an event.<\/p>\n Apparently, given all the bluster coming out of Murdoch about the evil google who scan his news limited news sites, Murdoch can remove his sites from the google search engine himself<\/a>. I would guess it is something link including the robots.txt file <\/a>in you base URL. So Murdoch, put your money where your mouth is and remove yourself from google. It is not their fault<\/p>\n Soul\/TPG are buying pipe networks for $373 million<\/a>. I use TPG. I hope the connection gets faster.<\/p>\n It seems that a gullible media who want to find the sensational story reported that the Brazilian blackout was caused by a hacker<\/a>. But it turns out from the engineering report to be a case of sooty insulators<\/a>. How expectable and disappointing.<\/p>\nCycling<\/h5>\n
Environment<\/h5>\n
Geology<\/h5>\n
Internet<\/h5>\n
Power<\/h5>\n
<\/a>Telecommunications<\/h5>\n