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Reading you, reading me

I'm trialling masseuses. They think they are giving me a massage and capturing a new client. I think I am asking them a question: are you worthy to handle my body ever again, let alone regularly? Yesterday Kylie (not her...

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No topic is boring

Once I had to edit a report on The Drainage System of Upper Hutt. To my surprise, after a while it became interesting. Then it struck me: no document is intrinsically or necessarily boring, because whatever the topic, it's all...

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Wizard of Oz in a single adjective

The Identity of the Hakawai' was published by ornithologist Colin Miskelly in June 1987 in NOTORNIS. Miskelly is a fluent and versatile writer, so the article is an interesting snap of his early style. Conventions for academic journals are strong,...

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Wonders of free content

Recently a geophysicist friend forwarded a link to a news item that he knew would interest me, because it advances knowledge about the origins of the mysterious, selective and maddening hum of the earth. 'Now, [Spahr Webb of Columbia University]...

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