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This article is nothing more than blog spam. Yeah, it provides a link back to the original post, but that's about it. Even most of the images are lifted.
I've been fascinated with geology ever since I realised that it is really history on an epic scale (living in Edinburgh also helps) - one book that really opened my eyes to the subject is Richard Fortey's The Earth: An Intimate History : http://www.amazon.com/Earth-Intimate-History-Richard-Fortey/...
This article is nothing more than blog spam. Yeah, it provides a link back to the original post, but that's about it. Even most of the images are lifted.
http://www.uwgb.edu/dutchs/Research/Elec2000/GeolElec2000.HT...
Strangely, people don't write so certainly _before_ the election.
I'd be far more impressed with this type of story if it was published before the election.
After an election there are so many stories like this explaining why certain voting patterns were pre-determined, or at least extremely likely. Strangely, people don't write so certainly _before_ the election. I'd be far more impressed with this type of story if it was published before the election.
After an election there are so many stories like this explaining why certain voting patterns were pre-determined, or at least extremely likely. Strangely, people don't write so certainly _before_ the election. I'd be far more impressed with this type of story if it was published before the election.
A month before the election.
I've been fascinated with geology ever since I realised that it is really history on an epic scale (living in Edinburgh also helps) - one book that really opened my eyes to the subject is Richard Fortey's The Earth: An Intimate History : http://www.amazon.com/Earth-Intimate-History-Richard-Fortey/...
I've been fascinated with geology ever since I realised that it is really history on an epic scale (living in Edinburgh also helps) - one book that really opened my eyes to the subject is Richard Fortey's The Earth: An Intimate History : http://www.amazon.com/Earth-Intimate-History-Richard-Fortey/...
There is a book that connects large-scale geology with the human-scale history by arguing how the former affects the later. It's http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guns,_Germs,_and_Steel "Guns, Germs and Steel" by Jared Diamond.