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No Headaches yet?? You must be drinking that $6 a bottle stuff!:) ($5 stuff gives you horrible head aches):) One of your faculties is still working! :)

Turkey!

Top criminal lawyer Eddie Greenspan dies at 70 | Toronto Star

Speeding Lamborghini caught on video as it spins off B.C. highway, bursts into flames | National Post Hopefully one more idiot learned a lesson today!

Just heard on C.B.C. news that the U.S. economy is growing fastest in over a decade. Right now it's growing at 5% per annum, higher than any year since 2003. Smart people never doubted the strength and wisdom of Obama. We should send Harper down to Washington for some lessons...

Absolutely, I got off on a bit of a tangent, answering what I thought was a hypothetical question.

To create heat takes oxygen.

Because it's under pressure. When you are canning meat or fish at 15 lbs, the boiling point is about 230 F.

It's a moot question anyway- to even heat the entire ocean by 0.1C you'd use up all the oxygen in the atmosphere and another thing it doesn't matter how much you heat it or cool it the water on the ocean floor will always be 4 degrees C. About 10 lbs. to the gallon or 62 lbs per cubic ft.:)

Had a real treat tonight, got a son in doing bathroom renos, while I've been gofering most of the day and trying to get Xmas shopping done so treated myself to Subway Fare, consisting of Minestrone soup, a foot long turkey sandwich and a coffee. Probably one of the best of the fast food joints!

Be careful with that one, feathers are weighed using the Avoirdupois system while Gold is in Troy weight (12 oz. to the lb.) :)

I think I could argue that. We are constantly being told sea level is rising! And what causes sea level to rise? One thing I can think of is larger volume of water. What contributes to this larger volume of water? From what we've been told glacier melt mainly from the poles and Greenland...

For the Antarctic very minimal. Occasionally temperatures along coast reach the 50s F. So there's probably a little dripping around the edges.

When you have a pile of ice a mile high, imagine the pressure at the bottom!

Yep and there's a few quadrillion more to go. :)

The sea ice probably represents 1/1millionth part of the ice in Antarctica.:)

This is one crime where I don't believe in the death penalty. 20 years with the general population! What a bastard!!! Man arrested after girl, 6, found beaten on Paul First Nation - Edmonton - CBC News

But contrary to previous report NOT the longest night ever. That happened in 1912. The length of the days are actually stretching out now by up to 25/1 millionth of a second per day. I'll be watching my light bill to try to confirm this.:) Correction: Tonight will not be the longest night in...

No but damn close!:)