Category Archives: very dark cave

Hate (crimes)

Posted on December 9, 2007 by Charles Lambert

The Italian government is in one of its periodic kerfuffles about gay rights and the lack of them. A clause introduced into the long-suffering security bill currently passing through parliament aims to impose sentences for acts of violence or discrimination … Continue reading →

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Mnemonics

Posted on October 30, 2007 by Charles Lambert

I’ve noticed that many of my labels (the little words at the bottom of each post – I know you knew, but still…) have only been used once. This seems a very uneconomical practice, so I thought I’d try to … Continue reading →

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News from the Very Dark Caves

Posted on June 2, 2007 by Charles Lambert

According to an article in today’s Guardian, the Church of England feels that ‘intelligent design’ could become part of the science curriculum in state schools. Well, not exactly part of the science curriculum, but as a suitable subject for discussion … Continue reading →

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Literal geographies

Posted on June 1, 2007 by Charles Lambert

You can’t miss them. They’re a mile or so away from the Very Wet River. (And light years away from the Heights of Sensitivity.)From a site called Bits and Pieces, full of amusing stuff.

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