I saw that Dorothy..I wonder, do you ever think about installing AC? If the Summers continue to be as hot as this, I suppose it is something we all must consider......It will be bed in the nuddy with just a sheet tonight I think.....How are your dogs in this heat. My Pickles has thick curly hair and I think she feels it a lot....just hates to be indoors though so I have to let her find
Yes, as Peter From was saying, we need better models, but I think that = we need statisticians working with hydrologists and meteorologists to = produce the models- it seems like we just have a couple of hydrologists = who live in the area who make these predictions, and I'm not sure how = much model building that they do; actually, better models could be put = together back in Washington, D.C
Although the National Weather Service is under the Dept. of Commerce, = which uses SAS a lot for the Census, I don't see that they are using SAS = in weather forcasting, or another statistical package like R or SPSS. = It looks like there is forecasting ability in their own package called = AHPS, and that is what they are using for forecasting. I found a blurb = from 2003 discussing how Jeff
On Dec 10, 4:30 pm, "Westprog" <westp...@hottmail.com> wrote: a.spencer3 wrote: "Vince" <fire...@firelaw.us> wrote in message news:iPmdnZTw37Th08DanZ2dnUVZ_hOdnZ2d@comcast.com... ... Last I heard, the UK makes no claim on the Republic. So ............ Get that chip off your shoulder. Indeed, the existence of the cumbersome term "United Kingdom of Great Britain
On Jun 24, 8:20 am, Rex Ballard <rex.ball...@gmail.com> wrote: On Jun 24, 8:47 am, raylopez99 <raylope...@yahoo.com> wrote: Picture this: operating systems are like cars. The best OS is not one that is the fastest or most powerful or most cheapest (or most expensive), but the one that gets the job done given the constraints of speed, power and cost. Not necessarily
