This is a test post written on my mobile via OperaMini. 
[update: due to some wierd corruption issues I have to resort to using the standard web browser which can’t be left running in the background. long live Java!]
It seems to be everywhere (that is, everywhere in the UK) at the moment. Few non-English know it though:
So what is it? Read it on Wikipedia. In German it’s a Moschuskürbis (not that I knew that before looking it up) and in Spanish that makes it a Cucurbita moschata (obvious, no?).
I like it for soups, but it works really well roasted (on Sundays?) and for currys.
So much stuff out there that i don thave time to read or watch. A realistic(?) overview of the world’s climate in the future from the BBC Climate Change Expriment:
2020 
2050 
2080 
Also today, I came across an article in the NewScientist 2001: A world of wild weather (article will be archived are a while, if this has happened already, search for it on the net).