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Energy
Access to Energy, our favorite
newsletter by Prof. Dr. Art Robinson, on energy, honesty, home schooling, climate change, politics
and much more !
Medical research
The Oregon Institute of Science and
Medecine
If Nobel Prizes were given to those who really deserve them then Prof. Dr. Art Robinson
(again) should no doubt have received two a long time ago. Please look into his research work,
and if you live in the U.S.A. consider giving him a helping hand.
Economics
Ludwig von Mises, the greatest economist of all times, his books and much much more
on the website of the
Ludwig von Mises Institute.
Photography
Abandoned places:
http://weburbanist.com/category/abandonments/
http://www.dyscario.com/travel-and-places/pictures-of-beautiful-abandoned-buildings.html
http://www.dirjournal.com/info/abandoned-places-in-the-world/
http://www.abandoned-places.com/thumbnails.htm
Great photographers
Jacques Kevers
Claire Latouche
Ivo Pervan
Photography club:
Brussels Miroir, Association photographique
Climate change
Science and Environment Project
Live air traffic flight tracker
Julian L. Simon
His website and his magnum opus
Ultimate Resource II for those who really want to know what to make of the
doomsayers and their dire predictions.
Paris like you never saw the city before
Books
Humor: Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K. Jerome and the funniest unknown book in the world: Augustus Carp Esq by Himself by Sir Henry Howarth Bashford.
Instead of listening to silly radio programs, you can download hundreds of books read
for you by the Librivox.org volunteers and
listen to them, all free of charge. A really marvelous project.
Or you can become a volunteer yourself: choose a book (that is in the public domain) and read it to your
recorder also for the enjoyment of others.
Most recent update: 21 April 2021