Key points Thanks to Gavin Pogue for inviting me to speak today at SCR, ALSO TO President Danny Hogan and Roy Hill for inviting me along to Rotary My theme today is the change in medical practice over the last 40 years, particularly for GP’s and their patients in the country towns like Shepparton. A … Continue reading the change in medical practice over the last 40 years,
angech (Comment #140352) October 26th, 2015 at 3:44 pm Carping, All of you are choosing your definitions of Prediction and Projection as a means to an ends. lucia (Comment #140334)at least gives a dictionary reference Predict, prophesy, foresee, forecast mean to know or tell (usually correctly) beforehand what will happen. To predict is usually to … Continue reading angech (Comment #140352)
The earth we live on has three usual outer layers. The atmosphere in gas phase, the oceans etc in liquid phase and the crust in solid mineral phase or as ice and snow. It has an inbuilt source of heat which is important. The vast majority of the heat present at the surface comes externally … Continue reading The world
Wuhan Coronavirus–a WUWT Scientific Commentary Guest Blogger / February 10, 2020 Guest post by Rud Istvan Introduction The Wuhan coronavirus potential pandemic has been much in the news recently. ctm discussed my doing an update to a rather long comment a few weeks ago. I first agreed but then demurred until now. The reasons for … Continue reading Rud istvan
Reply angech says: March 16, 2020 at 1:26 AM Bindidon Are you serious? – Yes. Outgoing radiation is measured in terms of W/square metres from the top of the atmosphere by satellite on average 100 km out. – You cannot measure it any other way. – It is 240 W/TOASqM. This figure would have a … Continue reading WILLIS
This is an article on Mosaic, a yearlong mission starting in September 2019 described as the largest-scale Arctic research expedition of all time: In September 2019, the German research icebreaker Polarstern departed from Tromsø (Norway) and, once it had reached its destination, will spend the next year drifting through the Arctic Ocean, trapped in the … Continue reading ARCTIC ICE
500 is a game of bidding to win, bidding to stop others winning and bidding to lose. It has a unique feature that most other card games do not. It lets people with a poor hand have a chance to win as well as the strong hand. The risks are much greater as are the … Continue reading Misere
Welcome everyone to a series of playing 500 with a little bit of review for those who know how to play and a little bit of advice for those wishing to learn. 500 is played around the world by family and friends and has a basic set of rules. House rules or local rules are … Continue reading 500
Today I am going to give a talk on memory and the human brain, on ways to improve memory and also on memory problems To this end I am first going to do a small trial with all of you. The object is to demonstrate some of the techniques we will talk about later, not … Continue reading Memory U3A
Vale Vic Carroll, giant of journalism Andrew ClarkSenior Writer Apr 2, 2019 — 5.05pm Tributes have poured in for Vic Carroll, a legendary Australian newspaper editor and a significant influence on the emergence of the modern Australian economy, who died early on Tuesday morning in Sydney. He was 94.Mr Carroll was editor and editor-in-chief of … Continue reading vic carroll