Raise the Hammer
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John Rawlins is a retired nuclear physicist who lives in Washington with his wife (a psychologist). He teaches physics at Whatcom Community College. They live on ten acres of mostly wooded land about sixteen kilometres (ten miles) northeast of Bellingham and enjoy bicycle trips on the islands, skiing (near Mt. BGaker), sea-kayaking in the Sound, and occasionally some river kayaking. Prior to his retirement, Rawlins worked for 19 years for Westinghouse-Hanford Co, but took early retirement because he wanted his work to make a difference. Visit his website: http://faculty.whatcom.ctc.edu/jrawlins/.
A Personal Peak Oil Discovery Process, Part II - Taking steps to prepare for a world of diminishing oil resources. Published Jun. 16, 2006
A Personal Peak Oil Discovery Process, Part I - A retired nuclear physicist traces his discovery of peak oil theory. Published May. 26, 2006
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-- Prime Minister Stephen Harper
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Toronto Council to Vote on Corporate, Union Donations (Dec. 1, 2008) -
Toronto City Council has another opportunity today to decide whether to allow corporate and union donations to be proffered during municipal campaigns.
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