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Lancaster JB314 - EA-Q
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Here is a picture of a young man. At the time he was about 17 years old. He never saw 22. This is my uncle (1st cousin once removed), Sg...
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Vestas V90 Turbine - Safety Instructions
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OK. What is a Vestas V90? No! My Dorset Dinlows. It is not a box of 90 red matches A Vestas V90 is a Wind Turbine. A very large Wind T...
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Wind Power, Asbestos and Tobacco
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Asbestos is a natural substance. It has been used since antiquity. Believe it or not, the Vestal Virgins in ancient Rome used Asbestos fibr...
Magnificent Leaders and Scurrilous Lies
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Today, my grubby sour-faced little Englanders , I received an email from Alison. I read the email in disbelief. I came to the conclusion t...
A Natural Experiment: The Fukushima Reactor
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First of all - What is a natural experiment? Wikipediea defines it rather well HERE . Basically natural experiments are based on events a...
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The Best ISA is NOT an ISA
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I bet there are those among you grubby little Englanders who are despairing about where to put the few quid you have stashed away. Where wi...
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The Lights Will Go Out: Official
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You won't find this on the Daily Telegraph site, it was a filler in the paper. But was picked up by Anthony Watts ( HERE ) I am actu...
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Wind developers: When NO means NO!
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image from www.thisisscunthorpe.co.uk A little lesson for the gold-diggers in the wind industry. This is quite simple and it is someth...
A Warning from Billothewisp
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OK you grubby little Englanders . I have a severe warning for you. Even if you are a not mass murderer, or an oppressive dictator. Or even...
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Kiva: A Hand Up Not A Hand Out
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OK you grubby little Englanders . Today I want to explain how as individuals, we can give a hand up to the decent hard-working poor in the ...
Welcome to Southern Sudan
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Occasionally, very occasionally, something good happens in Africa. Recently under the threats and intimidation of their northern occupiers...
Eating People Is Wrong
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Tonight my rowdy, randy and ravenous little Englanders , I want to instil a little moral discipline. Especially in you my fellow Hoi Polloi....
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Glowing In The Dark
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Good evening my grubby little Englander pals. Recently, this blog has been far, far too serious. So tonight the subject matter is a little ...
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Canadian Green Party Leads the Way
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Like the Friends of the Earth in England, the Canadian Green Party is an avid supporter of Industrial Wind Turbine technology. But at least ...
Wind Turbines: The Tide is Turning
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The Klondike gold-rush to industrial wind generation continues, but the cracks are beginning to appear. The most authoritative renewable e...
When the PIIGs have Wings
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Here we go again. The Euro is descending and there does not appear to be a parachute. Portugal's borrowing rate is going through the roo...
The Wind Turbine in Reading
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The Daily Mail was in typical indignant mode when it reported (HERE) "Is this the most useless wind turbine?" But I think their r...
Clarkson's Mexico
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In the latest "controversial" Top Gear, Clarkson and Co made some snide remarks about Mexico and Mexicans. There are the inevitabl...
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Wind Turbines and Silver Spoons II
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Apologies to my fellow grubby little Englanders . I think my first post on this was a bit obtuse. In brief, using wind turbines to generate ...
Appropriate Reading Material
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My fellow grubby Little Englanders , I have a confession. My youngest daughter is now an overworked F1 medic. That is a shiny new baby doc...
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Wind Turbines and Silver Spoons
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I have some questions for you my despised and disgruntled Little Englanders. Say you had a nice little rowing boat. A fine little craft w...
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Ed Balls Returns
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Billothewisp is feeling slightly ill. It has nothing to do with the 5 pints of Old Rosie (The cider of Champions) he recently embibed. ...
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Superstition and Disease.
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Back in the 19th century relatives of mine from the age of eight were sent down coal mines. For months on end they saw no sunlight. Today w...
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A Wind Turbine Malaise
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Do you know that 6000 people die in the UK every year from Asbestos related illnesses? Back in the sixties and seventies, did you ever cle...
A Business Banking Rebellion
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Once upon a time us grubby little Englanders regarded our banks as respectable, honest institutions. Pillars of society. Bank managers were...
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The Bankers Achilles Heel
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Billothewisp has been watching the unfolding farce surrounding bankers bonuses with probably as much disbelief and disgust as the rest of y...
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Wind Power: The Damning Results
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Here is the results from some analysis of the 3 month NETA Wind Turbine metered output. This NETA data is independant and used to pay power ...
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Denmark: No More Land Based Wind Turbines
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Billothewisp is busily hacking his way through the 3 month NETA data on wind turbine power output and has some rather startling, (nay - shoc...
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Wind Turbines: National 3 Months Data
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See last post... Here is the raw 3 month NETA data and a tidied version in xls and ods formats Files Are Here The four files are attachm...
Wind Power: Three Months Data
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I am following a very interesting thread on the IET (formerly IEE) website regarding the sheer uselessness of windpower during the cold sna...
BBC:
England
Almost Unstruck
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Regular visitors to this blog will know that Billothewisp has a very low opinion of the BBC. Especially the way the BBC has airbrushed Engla...
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A Christmas Wish
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In the new year, may all of our lives be enriched by honesty. May our politicians tell the truth and look out for those who elect them rat...
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