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Getting chickens off the drugs - by frog
It seems that if you keep a rather large number of chickens inside a building and afford each chicken roughly about an A4 piece of paper’s worth of space, and feed them a very limited diet, those chickens occasionally get sick. At this point you’ve really got two choices – you could knock down the [...] read moreMay 13, 2008 3:13 pm - 14 Comments -
Budget choices - by frog
John Armstrong is calling Cullen’s budget in a few weeks a potential circuit breaker to restore Labour’s fortunes after a string of bad polls. I think Labour probably has three strategic choices if it is going to break any circuits: It can entrench its legacy with a ‘steady as she goes’ lead in to the [...] read moreApril 30, 2008 9:00 am - 39 Comments
