The answer my friend,is blowing in the wind,the answer is blowing in the wind.
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I managed to scratch out 2 weeks work in hann.a'h tommorrow doing this again
ger,I can prolly get you working if your interested.YouTube - pipeline cleanup
ger,I can prolly get you working if your interested.YouTube - pipeline cleanup
Is that an old Hough? - clearing on the ice road, that is....
Thanks for the vid. You ought to see that up close and personal from the perspective of a workface collapse.
Thanks for the vid. You ought to see that up close and personal from the perspective of a workface collapse.
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If models are tools, what is the model output? A hammer is a tool, but the output is not.
It's evidence.
No, they use equations that are entered into them. The only data is the initialization of the model. Obviously you have to specify some starting point.
What tool do you suggest should be used for gathering experimental data?
Probably not for 6 weeks straight though, which is what I meant but wasn't clear on. Check out the monthly mean temperature data (download the text file) for Prince George. Nothing close to -40°C. My point is that there was never a time when 100% mortality was reached.
Viewers won’t remember but one thing about this interview: that a UAE scientist called a skeptic an “assh*le” on live television. It reveals just how rattled they are there at CRU.
Professor Andrew Watson (whose emails are in the Climategate emails) also adds a nice touch when he rolls his eyes, see if you can spot it.
Marc Morano explains:
A professor who is accusing global warming skeptics of engaging in “tabloid-style character assassination” of scientists, called an American climate skeptic “an assh*le” on the December 4, 2009 live broadcast of BBC’s Newsnight program.
“What an assh*le!” declared Professor Watson at the end of the contentious debate with Climate Depot’s executive editor Marc Morano. A clearly agitated Watson had earlier shouted to Morano “will you shut up.”
Video of BBC “Assh*le” clip here.
Professor Andrew Watson (whose emails are in the Climategate emails) also adds a nice touch when he rolls his eyes, see if you can spot it.
Marc Morano explains:
A professor who is accusing global warming skeptics of engaging in “tabloid-style character assassination” of scientists, called an American climate skeptic “an assh*le” on the December 4, 2009 live broadcast of BBC’s Newsnight program.
“What an assh*le!” declared Professor Watson at the end of the contentious debate with Climate Depot’s executive editor Marc Morano. A clearly agitated Watson had earlier shouted to Morano “will you shut up.”
Video of BBC “Assh*le” clip here.
Yeah. It couldn't be that the person really is an a$$hole, could it?
"Excuse me, but you're an a$$hole. But it isn't because you're an a$$hole in character, it's because you disagree with me that you're an a$$hole." Yeah right. Get a grip.
Scientists are not in public relations. They do not speech-write for a living. They try to put things in terms that most people can understand. Impatient idiots that are used to shooting from the lip are bound to look better on tv in interviews.
"Excuse me, but you're an a$$hole. But it isn't because you're an a$$hole in character, it's because you disagree with me that you're an a$$hole." Yeah right. Get a grip.
Scientists are not in public relations. They do not speech-write for a living. They try to put things in terms that most people can understand. Impatient idiots that are used to shooting from the lip are bound to look better on tv in interviews.
All to the contrary! Insults are a perfect way to reveal that real science is not a question of image.
lmao TV is a very good way to get messages out to a lot of people very quickly. If one cannot respect that idea, they aren't much of a thinker and have never read anything by people like Marshall McLuhan.
