We are now a team: Kiwi Riverman, Pete's Kiwi forum, and now Huttriver8.

Each blog will concentrate on different subjects. You will soon find out what's what!

Now I have an additional blog to go with this one - "Pete's Kiwi Forum".

I hope to post weekly on that one, and make it special. My problem is I have too many blogs, but half of them are to promote Adsense income.

Now I have some others you may like:

Http:// huttriver.21publish.com is actually my publishing site. You can go to http:// huttriver.21publish.com/kiwipete and read my posts on this blog. This blog is actually a selection of some of my better posts. Please visit and read them.

Another of my blogs is: http:// huttriver1.wordpress .com " A story from New Zealand". You are invited to visit and read that one too!

Bye for now,

The Kiwi Riverman

I am actually feeling my way in the blogging world and still not yet that experienced. What other way other than a blogroll can I promote all my blogsites at once? I will actually write up a complete list one day.

If you are a male your cellular/ mobile phones could make you infertile, if you use them often!
If you spend four or more hours a day on your phones your sperm count could be reduced by 30% in comparison to a male who doesn't.
Is this a devious scheme to reduce the world's population? Sires may be on the decline!
Males who use their phones for more than four hours a day could produce fewer and poorer sperm, according to results from a study released by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine Conference in New Orleans recently.
London's Daily Mail reported that doctors think that electro- magnetic radiation emissions might damage sperm counts.
The Independent said that the case study suggested that microwaves from mobile phones appear to reduce the number, mobility and quality of sperm by up to 50%, to the point that males may become infertile.
The findings come at a time when many countries are concerned about a drop in male fertility rates. Almost a billion people use mobile phones, and in some cases increasing by 30% a year.
The Guardian said the study was too preliminary to prove an unequivical link between mobile usage and declining sperm counts.
However, scientists wanted to look at other factors such as age, weight, smoking, stress and whether people have sedantary jobs. It has not been proven and more research is needed

What shall I say in my first post?

It is winter where I live in New Zealand; it has been wet, cold and snowing in parts of the South Island. In South Canterbury the power has been off for three days because of the snow!
I am a little envious of the northern hemisphere at present!