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Astrology bad web design books cars Christianity CMS computers crows Drupal family finances fundamentalism Galloway gardening hard drives health home homeopathy id cards Joomla laptop linux medication money music my health personal philosophy prescription medicines reading Religion rural life science shopping tachycardia terrorism themes TV TV news verapamil web design whinges wordpress work writingAstrology
- Node-O-Rama Astrology forum
- SkyScript Astrology Articles
- StarIQ.com
- The UK Astrological Association
- The Zodiac Master Astrology from A – Z
Astrology Blogs
- A Bit of Bonhomie
- AstroTableTalk
- ElsaElsa Astrolgical Advice
- FrankStar
- Jenni Dean Harte
- Mixing Tracks (Railway Mix) A writer’s blog
- North Node
- Oculus Divinorum
- parker’s perspective
- Silver Wheel Astrology
- The Aquarius Papers
- The Know It All Astrologer
- The Sociable Critic A trucker’s blog
Autism & Aspergers links
- Asperger Square 8 Somebody else who likes the number 8!
- Autism Hub Blogs by, for and about autism and Aspergers
- Autism Womens Network
- BallastExistenz The blog of a woman with autism
- John Elder Robison
- Left Brain, Right Brain
Blog Rings
- British Blogs
- Pagan Blogs Wot it says
- Scottish Blogs
Blogs I Read
- Bad Astronomy Blog An astronomer writes…
- Bartholomew’s Notes on Religion
- Charlie Stross An SF writer blogs…
- Dr Petra Boynton A sex therapist writes…
- Dustbinman
- Green Galloway A fellow Scottish blogger
- Hamish McShanks Secret Diary A Scottish Madman Writes….
- Mixing Tracks (Railway Mix) A writer’s blog
- My Neighbours Are Hoors! Say it out loud…
- Respectful Insolence A surgeon writes…
- Skeptico A skeptic writes….
- Stealing Thunder
- The Apothecary’s Drawer A science blog
- The BS Historian Sceptical commentary on pseudohistory and the paranormal
- The Chiliasm Chronicles An Armageddenist writes…
- The Religious Policeman A Saudi exile in England writes….
- The Slacktavist An intelligent American Christian…
- The Sociable Critic A trucker’s blog
- The Wyrd Word of Parker J Torrence An Artist Blogs….
- Veiled For Allah A Muslim woman writes….
- Which Way is Mecca?
- Wild Hunt A Pagan blog
Oakleaf Circle
- Lime Tree Farm
- Oakleaf Campers A Yahoo group for those who have been to the Oakleaf Circle Camp
- Oakleaf Circle Directory of Pagan Resources in the UK
Recommended Reading
- A Little Book of Green Men
- Parker’s Astrology The Definitive Guide to Using Astrology
- Stonehenge: Celebration and Subversion
- The Meaning of Witchcraft
- The Mysteries of Mithras The Pagan Belief That Shaped the Christian World
- Witch Crafts 101 Projects for creative Pagans
Stuff I like
- A Brief History of the Apocalypse Run! Hide! The end of the world is nigh!
- Amos’ Crossword Puzzle Dictionary Solve that crossword!
- Andy Worthington
- Asperger Square 8 Somebody else who likes the number 8!
- Bad Astronomy Correcting astronomical mythconceptions
- Blather The Irish Zeitgeist
- Butterflies and Wheels Fighting Fashionable Nonsense
- Daily Kos
- Feminists Against Censorship
- Foamy Custard Folklore, mythology and cultural studies
- James Randi
- Nac Mac Vegan Vegan cokkery with a Scottish/Jpanese flavour
- Private Eye
- Richard Webster Essays and reviews from a cultural historian
- Schnews Some of the real news of the world
- Snopes Urban legends and hoaxes
- Supermarket Sweep Up Watches and reports as Tesco muscles in
- The Daily Zen …
- The Dark Skies Campaign
- TinyURL Make a shorter URL!
- Towel Day A tribute to Douglas Adams
- Westland Whig Essays about the history of Galloway.
Stuff To Waste Time On
- Baby’s Named A Bad, Bad Thing What not to name your baby
- Crank Dot Net The name says it all…
- Exit Mundi How the world will end…
- Landover Baptist Church Where the worthwhile worship!
- McSweeneys Lists
- The Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest Where WWW means ‘Wretched Writers Welcome’
- The Pagan Prattle Loony fundie nonsense for the masses
- The Perry Bible Fellowship
Webby Stuff
- CSS Zen Garden
- DotDragNet Web design, accessibility and standards
- SitePoint All about web design
- The Pagan WebCrafters’ Association
- W3 Schools Frww web design tutorials
- WordPress The software behind this blog
Monthly Archives: July 2008
At Last, Some Honest Advertising…..
At first glance, Fairdeal Homeopathy looks pretty much like any other site selling homeopathic remedies – “Natural products to help you feel better about yourself” proclaims the front page, over a picture of flowers, leaves and a pill bottle. But … Continue reading
Behold – I Write!
Well, now and then…. Toniight I came across an old floppy disc containing all my articles that have been published. I had kept some of them on various websites (notably the Oakleaf Circle site), but lost them as I moved … Continue reading
Stupid Things I Have Seen Part 947….
All this week, BBC TV News has been congratulating itself on exposing an illegal immigration ring bringing in Pakistani workers, supplying them with fake documents and putting them to work as cheaply-paid undocumented labour. Good investigative journalism, and the highlight … Continue reading
Feeling Good…
Hmmm… The drugs do work! Well, so far. I’m feeling cheerful and energetic, and generally much happier and healthier than I’ve been for bloody ages. I’ll have to tell Doc G about it – he’ll be pleased that something he’s … Continue reading
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Serve Me Right…
I never take any notice of sell-by dates on food. If it smells OK and doesn’t look putrid, then it’s OK to eat. So I’ve always reckoned. So, lunchtime yesterday: I’m making myself a sandwich; I drag out an opened … Continue reading
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Idiots Damage Castlerigg
Pictures of New Age idiots digging a hole and lighting a fire in a Scheduled Ancient Monument. Anybody else feel like shoving some suitably energised crystals up the orifices of these vandals? (English Heritage and Cumbrian Police have already been … Continue reading
Pro-pro-porcrastinationnnnnn….
Oh well, been put on yet another lot of pills to try out. This time, it’s Verapamil ; it’s yet another calcium blocker, like the last lot. But Doc G says it will probably suit me better, and has different … Continue reading
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