LondonOnLogicNeil Peart Remembering Neil Peart, A Monster Drummer With A Poet's Heart tpr.org - Annie Zaleski When Canadian prog-rock innovators Rush were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2013, it was both somewhat surprising and totally …
LondonOnLogicNeil Peart The world's most successful drummers are paying tribute to Neil Peart today The A.V. Club - William HughesNeil Peart died yesterday, taking with him a reputation as quite possibly the most respected rock drummer on the planet. People might joke about drummers, and they might joke about Rush, but nobody’s ever
LondonOnLogicNeil Peart Tool performs tribute to Neil Peart during San Diego concert NME Tool performed a live tribute to Rush drummer Neil Peart during a recent concert in San Diego. The visionary stickman passed away on Tuesday (January …
LondonOnLogicNeil Peart Neil Peart obituary The Guardian - Joel McIverDrummer and songwriter with the Canadian rock band Rush regarded as one of the world’s greatest percussionists The drummer Neil Peart, who has died aged 67 of brain cancer, enjoyed such a reputation for
LondonOnLogicRock Music Watch Tool Perform Tribute To Neil Peart kerrang.com Watch Tool drummer Danny Carey pay tribute to the late Neil Peart with a special drum solo Prog-metal titans Tool performed a live tribute to Rush …
LondonOnLogicClimate Change Scientists Deliver, Once Again, a Horrifying Report About How Hot Earth Is Getting VICE - Alex LubbenIn 2019, parts of the planet were hotter than they’ve ever been before, according to NASA and NOAA’s annual temperature report. And scientists are warning the world won’t be able to reverse the damage.
LondonOnLogicGlobal Warming NASA's new video is grim Mashable - Mark KaufmanNASA has some unsettling news. In 140 years of modern record-keeping, 2019 was the second hottest year on record, which means that 19 of the last 20 years are now the warmest in recorded history. In a
LondonOnLogicClimate Change It's Clear Who's to Blame for Australia's Fires, and It's Not Arsonists VICE - Geoff DembickiThe Australian bushfires that have so far killed at least 28 people and potentially more than a billion animals are due to the actions of a relatively small number of people. No, not the several dozen
LondonOnLogicNeil Peart Neil Peart, Champion of Individualism reason.com - Christian Britschgi Neil Peart, the longtime drummer for the Canadian band Rush, died last week of brain cancer, leaving behind a legacy as one of rock's most …
LondonOnLogicNeil Peart The Misfit Awesomeness of Neil Peart and Rush The New Yorker - Amanda PetrusichNeil Peart, the lyricist and virtuosic drummer of the Canadian progressive-rock band Rush, died on Tuesday, in Santa Monica, California. He was sixty-seven, and had been fighting brain cancer for several
LondonOnLogicOceans There's a 'Desert' in The Middle of The Pacific, And We Now Know What Lives There ScienceAlert - Peter Dockrill In the centre of the South Pacific, there's a place as far away from land as anyone on Earth could ever hope to get. The ocean is different …
LondonOnLogicNeil Peart Watch Neil Peart perform a spectacular drum solo at last ever Rush concert NME Fans have been paying tribute to Neil Peart, the visionary drummer and lyricist for Rush who died on Tuesday (January 7), by sharing some of his best …
LondonOnLogicWilliam Gibson William Gibson: ‘I was losing a sense of how weird the real world was' The Guardian - Sam LeithIf someone claiming to be from the future had shown me Boris Johnson I’d have told him to fuck off Every fiction about the future is like an ice-cream cone, melting as it moves into the future In 2016,
LondonOnLogicTechnology Australia’s fires have pumped out more emissions than 100 nations combined MIT Technology Review - James Temple The wildfires raging along Australia’s eastern coast have already pumped around 400 million metric tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, …
LondonOnLogicEntertainment (Canada) Neil Peart, drummer and primary lyricist for Rush, dead at 67 CBC News - Jessica Wong Neil Peart, the virtuoso drummer of iconic Canadian band Rush who was revered by fans and fellow musicians as one of the greatest drummers of all …
LondonOnLogicClimate Change The Huge Australian Fires Could Change the Entire Earth’s Climate futurism.com - Dan Robitzski The wildfires currently ravaging Australia are so massive that they’re triggering widespread weather patterns and altering the environment around the …
LondonOnLogicAustralia Something else is out of control in Australia: climate disaster denialism The Guardian - Ketan JoshiThe impacts of the climate crisis are now clearly manifesting in ways beyond rising temperatures. In Australia, the conditions for severe bushfires are occurring far more regularly (hot days, dry land
LondonOnLogicAnimals The Chinese paddlefish, one of world's largest fish, has gone extinct National Geographic - 'Giant Fish' Faces Big Trouble in ChinaNative to China’s Yangtze River, these fish grew 23 feet in length, but haven’t been spotted since 2003. The Chinese paddlefish and its close relatives have been around for at least 200 million years.
LondonOnLogicPolitics The Real Risk of Assassinating Soleimani New York Magazine - Jonah Shepp Iranians in Tehran take part in an anti-U.S. rally on Saturday to protest the killing of military commander Qasem Soleimani (seen here on the banner) …
LondonOnLogicGlobal Warming 15% Chance North Atlantic Current Partially Collapses In The Next Century, Scientists Say Forbes - Trevor NaceThe North Atlantic current is a key reason western Europe is unusually warm given its latitude. Now, scientists believe there is a 15% chance of a partial collapse in the coming century. The current transports
LondonOnLogicAmazon Basin The Amazon Has Lost More Than Ten Million Football Fields of Forest in a Decade smithsonianmag.com - Liberty Vittert, The Conversation This year, I was on the judging panel for the Royal Statistical Society’s International Statistic of the Decade. Much like Oxford English Dictionary’s …
LondonOnLogicMobile Technology Canadian wireless prices are finally declining — but they’re still among the highest in the world | The Star thestar.com - Michael Lewis For the first time in a long time, Canadian wireless prices — which have long been among the highest in the world — are finally starting to decline. …
LondonOnLogicWorld News Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney urges financial sector to act against climate change CBC News - CBC News · The United Nations' incoming special envoy for climate action and finance, former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney, is likening the climate crisis …
LondonOnLogicSuccess Give Up Your Smartphone? This Is What Happens When You Do Inc Magazine - Minda ZetlinWould you be able to do it? How would you feel if you had to give up your smartphone for nine days? This might be a thought experiment for you, but for students of philosophy professor and writer Ron it
LondonOnLogicCanadian News Canadian company a pioneer as new industry develops around sucking carbon dioxide out of atmosphere | The Star thestar.com - Bob Weber Somewhere in west Texas, amid one of the most productive oilfields in the continent, a Canadian company is building a plant that it hopes will …
LondonOnLogicMobile Technology The Old Internet Died And We Watched And Did Nothing buzzfeednews.com - Katie Notopoulos It’s 2020 — do you know where your content is? Quick: Can you think of a picture of yourself on the internet from before 2010, other than your old …
LondonOnLogicGlobal Warming Satellites Show Glaciers Rapidly Shrinking from Climate Change space.com - Elizabeth Howell New results relying on five decades of satellite observations show extensive changes to glaciers at the Earth's north and south poles, a result of …
LondonOnLogicMilitary History Congress Demands Investigation Into the U.S.'s Nuclear Coffin Popular Mechanics - By Kyle MizokamiThe Runit Dome is leaking radioactive waste into the Pacific Ocean. The U.S. Congress has ordered an investigation into the so-called “Runit Dome,” a concrete dome containing contaminated radioactive leftover
LondonOnLogicAquaponics 'This is the farming of the future': the rise of hydroponic food labs The Guardian - Nazia Parveen North of England correspondentBeautifully arranged rows of bok choi, parsley, tarragon and basil alongside dozens of variety of lettuce grow together in harmony under the pink glow of an LED light in a former sugar factory. Water with
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