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Oceans do in fact represent the vast bulk of stored solar energy that is easily accessible unless you happen to be another American educated moron. Each and every hurricane represents multiple terawatt hours of wasted energy, not to mention the collateral damage factors and carnage of the innocent. ~ BG habshi wrote: > One good thing about not believing in HIM causing all our > misery     

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Author: BradGuth
Date: Sep 18, 2008 04:10

On Sep 17, 1:00 am, hab...@anony.com (habshi) wrote:         One good thing about not believing in HIM causing all our misery and hence wasting time praying to non existent HIM, is that we can do a bit of lateral thinking .         It will cost over $50b to clear up the mess this year. In a couple of years another $50b. Why not spend that money now and create tens of thousands of
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On Aug 23, 1:40 am, "Karl Johanson" <karljohan...@shaw.ca> wrote: > No one important said: > > > The excellent Phillip Stott raises a basic question that should concern > > all who demand truth from the mass media: why is the media bullishly > > promoting a 'currentglobalwarming" when all the science points to the > > fact there has been noglobalwarmingsince at all 1998. > > http://environment     

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Author: mavy
Date: Sep 17, 2008 03:19

On Aug 23, 1:40 am, "Karl Johanson" <karljohan...@shaw.ca> wrote: No one important said: The excellent Phillip Stott raises a basic question that should concern all who demand truth from the mass media: why is the media bullishly promoting a 'currentglobalwarming" when all the science points to the fact there has been noglobalwarmingsince at all 1998. http://environment
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On Sep 10, 12:39 pm, Yousuf Khan <bbb...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Andrew Usher wrote: > > On Sep 5, 12:08 am, Yousuf Khan <bbb...@yahoo.com> wrote: > >> Is the crust really all that different material from the mantle? In the > >> early days, I just thought the crust was just cooled mantle material. > >> How do they really know what the mantle is made of? > > > The crust is differentiated from the     

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Author: versusview
Date: Sep 12, 2008 10:21

Andrew Usher wrote: On Sep 5, 12:08 am, Yousuf Khan <bbb...@yahoo.com> wrote: Is the crust really all that different material from the mantle? In the early days, I just thought the crust was just cooled mantle material. How do they really know what the mantle is made of? The crust is differentiated from the mantle, oceanic crust less so than continental. We know the composition
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Hi Everyone, I received this press release from Cruise West and thought it would be of interest. If you have missed any of my news' postings, they are available on my web site. Best regards, Ray LIGHTHOUSE TRAVEL 800-719-9917 or 805-566-3905 http://www.lighthousetravel.com Cruise West Announces Quito & The Galapagos Itinerary For 2009 Cultural Immersion and Abundant Wildlife;     

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Author: versusview
Date: Sep 12, 2008 10:21

Whata Fool wrote: and on clear cool nights, the surface radiation to space increases so much if there is down radiation it is a small fraction of the radiation to space. Foo-Foo: Wrong again. The clear-sky IR temperature is around -20C, corresponding to a downward longwave flux of around 230 W/m^2, or about half of the upwelling longwave flux at 300 K. I don't call that a small
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Whata Fool wrote: > and on clear cool nights, the surface radiation to space > increases so much if there is down radiation it is a small > fraction of the radiation to space. Foo-Foo: Wrong again. The clear-sky IR temperature is around -20C, corresponding to a downward longwave flux of around 230 W/m^2, or about half of the upwelling longwave flux at 300 K. I don't call that a small     

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Author: Andrew Usher
Date: Sep 10, 2008 18:55

Whata Fool wrote: and on clear cool nights, the surface radiation to space increases so much if there is down radiation it is a small fraction of the radiation to space. Foo-Foo: Wrong again. The clear-sky IR temperature is around -20C, corresponding to a downward longwave flux of around 230 W/m^2, or about half of the upwelling longwave flux at 300 K. I don't call that a small
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Author: Yousuf Khan
Date: Sep 10, 2008 11:39

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Author: Ray Goldenberg
Date: Sep 10, 2008 09:36

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Author: William Asher
Date: Aug 27, 2008 14:54

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Author: William Asher
Date: Aug 27, 2008 14:54

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Author: William Asher
Date: Aug 27, 2008 14:54

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