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We can talk about the Titans and wide receivers constantly -- from now until the end of Jeff Fisher's tenure as the team's coach -- and odds are, the majority of you won't be happy with what the team does.
I do my part to relay the team's MO -- it's not going to spend a first-rounder (or maybe even a second-rounder) on a wide receiver, it isn't going to chase the top guys in free agency and it isn't going to deal for a top name.
The Titans will look to add a speedy playmaker or two who will be a value and contribute beyond expectations. They will steer clear of anyone they think could underachieve, have constant hamstring problems or be an attitude problem.
That is in this team's DNA, and it would be a major departure for them to do anything differently.
Besides, as one participant in a recent AFC South chat said, why is everyone so obsessed with wide receivers? The Cowboys had them and missed the playoffs. The Titans didn't and had the best record in the league.
Fisher basically outlined his thinking about wide receivers earlier this week.
Here is the pertinent piece of the press conference (the italic and bold emphasis is mine).
On how high a priority it is to acquire a playmaking wide receiver:
Jeff Fisher: We're going to try to upgrade our roster at all the positions. I thought Justin [Gage] made plays, Brandon [Jones] came in and made plays, I thought Justin McCareins when healthy made some plays. But it will be a priority for us. I think Kerry [Collins'] play illustrated that you don't necessarily need what is referred to as a big-time weapon outside. [If] you get the ball off on time, people get to the right spots, you make plays. But certainly we're looking to upgrade that position as well as others.
On if he's disappointed that rookie receiver Lavelle Hawkins did not make a breakthrough:
JF: No, I'm not disappointed at Hawk. Hawk's going to be a good player. I'll give you an example, I had a real good conversation with a number of players as they were departing, Brandon Jones in particular. I thought Brandon Jones improved significantly this year and I reminded Brandon about Derrick Mason's road and how it took Derrick three or four years. Despite the fact that you may not care for Derrick's antics on the field, Derrick is a real good player and it took Derrick time. You just keep working. You work to get better and then all the sudden it happens for you.


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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- A person familiar with the deal says the New York Jets have signed offensive lineman Oday Aboushi, the team's fifth-round draft pick, to a four-year contract.
The signing Friday comes a day after the Jets agreed to terms on four-year deals with two other draft picks: offensive lineman Brian Winters and fullback Tommy Bohanon. The person spoke to The Associated Press about Aboushi's deal on condition of anonymity because the team hadn't announced the contract.
Aboushi, a Staten Island native, was a standout at the University of Virginia after starring at Brooklyn's Xaverian High School. The 6-foot-5, 310-pound Aboushi will work at left and right tackle, as well as potentially guard to add depth to the offensive line.
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Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay (2008)
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Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantánamo Bay, a loosely strung-together collection of sex, race, and stoner jokes, is, by any rational standard, a terrible movie, yet I kept laughing at it, and I came out of the theatre in a good mood.
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A big step (or two) down overall when compared to its predecessor, but this is still a pretty funny and extreme satirical comedy in which no one is spared. The freshness wasn't all there, but I enjoyed the movie regardless. Here's to hoping that future sequels keep from getting stale, and creativity enters back into the mix. Also, the title needs to be changed. Keeping it the way it is with how the film plays out is asinine. They need to call it Harold & Kumar go to Amsterdam or something. What hurts the movie the most, for me, is that it's a really big retread of the first, but this time they take the shock humor to some extreme and sometimes really offensive levels. Some of it does work, some doesn't, but it is overkill regardless. I still give it a lot of credit however because it does tackle some actual issues, even if it mostly prefers to focus on the dumb humor.
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The solar power you don't hear about
Solar thermal power is back! Solar thermal gets less attention than its sexier cousin — high-tech photovoltaics — but has two big advantages. First, it is much cheaper than PV. Second, it captures energy in a form that is much easier to store — heat — typically with mirrored surfaces that concentrate sunlight onto a receiver that heats a liquid (which is then used to make steam to drive a turbine).
Back in the 1980s, Luz International was the sole commercial developer of U.S. solar thermal electric projects. The company built nine solar plants, totaling 355 MW of capacity, in California's Mojave desert. Luz filed for bankruptcy in 1991 for a variety of reasons detailed in this Sandia report.
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So what are the disadvantages of solar thermal? Can we have a more comprehensive comparison here?
1. Energy efficiency:
When I look around on the web I get wildly divergent numbers for energy efficiency rates (8-40% for solar PV, 2-40% for solar thermal). I am sure it depends on how much you pay (exotic PV materials get better efficiency, believably enough).
2. Dual forms of energy
Is another factor that solar thermal generates electricity plus heat, whereas solar PV only generates electricity?
3. Costs, land usage, startup vs. maintenance costs, etc…
Lots of ways to compare technologies…
Joe's links mention three different California projects: PG&E's 550 MW plant with Solel Solar Systems, and two with Stirling Energy Systems' technology: Southern California Edison's 500-850 MW plant and San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E)'s 300-900 MW plant. All three are located in Mojave desert because of its excellent insolation. There is another player in this field that is worth watching: Ausra (originally from Australia, but now in Palo Alto, CA). Ausra's technology is interesting because they claim 24×7 generation from the sun (by storing heat overnight). At a panel discussion this year they claimed they could provide 80% of California's power at $0.067/kWh (which is pretty darn impressive). They have plans to create a California plant "within 3 years" at the gigawatt scale on 30km^2.
Solar power is nice, because its generates peak power at the time there is peak demand, unlike wind (which often produces more at night than during the day). Nighttime demand is about half of daytime demand. (The plug-in vehicles that Joe advocates as part of the solution to our fossil addiction are a possible source of nighttime demand.) But even so, the power industry is nervous about having too much "non-baseline" power on the grid. Estimates are that we can have between 5% and 20% of the grid being supplied by renewable energy; after that you start to run into problems. (With plug-in vehicles on the grid, a technology called V2G raises the upper limit to about 50%.) But Ausra's technology would be "baseline" energy. Their projection of 80% of California's supply at $0.067/kWh was based on a year of CalISO grid data, and making sure they had sufficient heat storage to ride through the rare cloudy day in the Mojave. That is why is potentially so significant.
You'll find more about Ausra in this video:
Start around 32:00.
Or watch the Vinold Khosla interview at the same URL.
On a personal scale, there is also this possible solar thermal future product:
To mk:
Yes, both PV and solar thermal claim efficiencies up to 40%. However, the cost-effective efficiencies are perhaps more interesting: PV 15-20%, solar thermal 30%.
However, even efficiency, as important as it is, is not the most important criteria. Cost is most important.
To give you an idea, residential PV is about $9/Watt installed (about $4/W for the PV, $1/W for the inverters, $4/W for the installation). Government subsidies can bring the cost down (e.g. something like $2.60/W in California).
At the 100MW level, solar thermal is about $1.50/Watt. This is enormously more cost effective than PV.
If the cost of renewable energy is too high, then we will have to wait for the government to force the market to go to renewable energies (as California and other states are starting to do). If the cost is low enough, then solar thermal might replace fossil power plants for new construction even without government intervention to reflect the true cost of fossil energy in the market.
The biggest issue for solar thermal is getting the power to the users. The best places for it are in the desert southwest (e.g. the Mojave in California, and the Sonora in Arizona). The recent Stirling Energy Systems CSP farms in the Mojave required new grid infrastructure to bring the power to where people live and work in California. Even though we could in theory easily build enough CSP in the desert southwest to provide for all of the U.S. power needs, it would require massive upgrades to the U.S. power grid to bring it to the entire nation (New England is rather far from Arizona, for example).
Ah, I see. Forgive the elementary question, but what about a solar plant based on PV? (Your figures refer to residential PV use). Is this basically never done because it is too expensive?
I see I was mistaken earlier. I thought that parabolic mirrors could be used with PV type generation. But it seems they are only used for solar thermal power.
To answer the second half of mk's query: there is concentrated PV, but most of it is too complicated for residential and the PV costs too much for wholesale, so it isn't much used. I think all the 40% PV efficiency numbers you hear are based multi-band-gap cells receiving concentrated sunlight, though I am not sure why concentration helps (it increases the heat, which is usually bad for PV). (One exception to what I just said: there are PV startups working on concentrators for PV that yield less than 2x concentration and require no moving parts, and so will be suitable for residential use.)
What is annoying about the $4/W PV + $1/W inverter + $4/W installation equation is that PV at one fourth the price (i.e. $1/W, which would be a great breakthru) only reduces the residential system price by a factor of 1.5 (from $9/W to $6/W: nice, but hardly the 4x breakthru you would expect from such a PV breakthru). Where $1/W PV breakthru could make a big difference though is in wholesale electricity generation, since there one assumes the price of the inverters and installation can be reduced by the massive scale of the system.
Of course, many off-grid homes avoid the $1/W inverter cost (and the 6-10% efficiency loss) by using DC for many of the appliances. DC lighting (e.g. LEDs) is obvious, but one can also buy extremely efficient DC refrigerators for off-grid homes. If PV comes down in price, there will be some incentive to add DC wiring to homes (in parallel with the existing AC wiring). One small advantage: all those ugly power bricks (which are AC to DC converters) plugged into the wall could go away if we had a DC standard for homes. That not is not only a convenience win, but an efficiency win.
The other sad thing about PV: if it is 20% efficient, that means 80% of the energy is turned into heat, which is generally wasted in PV systems. One exception is the neat design by OM Solar, which puts that heat to work (e.g. for building comfort in winter).
How is the cost/watt calculated? Does it mainly reflect the amortized cost of initial investment or the ongoing cost of power production?
Solar for daytime peak power would no doubt work very well in the southwest, The Southeast has a lot of cloudy days, so solar woud not do so well. So what do you do for day/night base? Coal anyone? Does anyone believe that gas will be affordable? Does anyone believe that gas is really green. We need electricity to run all those hybrid and electric cars, don't we? Anyone for sitting in the dark at night with no TV? Lets see. What do we have left? Oh yes, nuclear. Why didn't anyone think of that before?
A concentrated solar PV farm has been funded by the Australian government around 150 MW using the high efficiency 43% cells and flat mirror heliostats. The company involved Solar sytems is moving towards setting up a manufacturing plant at present. They have previously built parabloic relector concentrated PV in the outback for remote settlement.
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The Upper Trinity Groundwater Consersvation District board will meet April 18 in Springtown.
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The Azle site, at 1421 Northwest Parkway and owned by DeAndra and Mike Davidson, was selected for the fourth year in a row.
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These little insects, nitifulid beetles, are only 1/8-inch long, but they can fell big trees scores of feet tall.
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Texans know that spring brings bluebonnets. And baseball. And tornadoes.
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From the mat to the octagonFormer AHS wrestler Chas Skelly is marching up UFC rankings
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well it wouldnt be the way that ice appears on an asphalt surface from a motor vehicle. probably ice that is black
i don't think such a modern term would be in the story at all. unless jon is made of asphalt some of the stuff she has certainly urged along, but her marriage to robert? how did she arrange that?
very possible. we dont know how long a singer greenseer lasts. but the phrasing still suggests that the lack of robustness is a problem for singer greenseers, strongly implying that said problem is the reason that they have human greenseers. we also don't know how long the weirwood network lengthens the life span of human greenseers. bloodraven was 77 when he got there. it turned hie remaining 3-15 into another 60. would bran be able to serve as greenseer for far more than that?
they live beyond their time because of the apparatus they are hooked up to. either ice preserves type thing or basically they aren't using up much phsyical energy, essentially hoked up to life support. but definitely the connotation of the singer green seers not being robust is that they want greenseers who are robust, thus blood raven and bran
fair enough. but i'm not sure if the concept of born with greenseer abilities implying born destined to lose a body part feels right. to me, the point of the singer greenseers being not robust is what leads them to use human greenseers. the singer greenseers don't last long, bloodraven has served as the greenseer for fifty years because he was robust. and he was old when he got there. bran was a robust child who lost the use of his legs,(not needed for this job anyways) the singers are probably thinking, "we are going to get 200 years out of this kid"
it says that the singers that are born to be greenseers are not robust. among singers. that does not mean that humans who have the gift are not physically whole. bloodraven is almost 130 but he was a whole and hearty adult.
i mean there could be but that is pretty speculative. what makes you think that that particular event isn't as seems
i thought about mentioning that. but it is as if the stannis/renly conflict was all there was to westeros.
it's really not that similar. you could purposefully create synopsis for a lot of books to make them sound similar. i've read ms &t and grrm didnt take any more from that than he did from lotr and he took a lot less than he did from real history. affc detractors (i'm not one)might say that he stole the idea of having a completely boring middle book but.....seriously. the entirety of book 2 of ms&t could have been replaced by about two chapters at the beginning of book 3.(the first half of which was almost equally as boring.) yeah, there are some similarities, but it is very surface level. and calling anything that happens in osten ard a political power struggle is very very generous
Would a Robert's rebellion prequel be necessary?
Reposado replied to Chilli's topic in General (GoT)a book would be unnecessary. the show is about recreating great scenes from the books though. and some of those are flashbacks or stories about robert's rebellion. it would work.
this is what i would assume. jon doesn't have a third eye, he isn't a green seer. bran is telling jon to open his ghost eyes
not saying they are but couldn't they have been human greenseers
yeah. rarely was any people thought of as evil and exterminated for such reasons. typically in any event that we now refer to as a genocide, they were characterized as evil or other, or subhuman, because doing so served as a rationalization for disregarding them in pursuit of such objectives. and it's not a european thing. we just happen to have better written records from longer ago, from the area around the mediterranean/west asia.
The Tully's claim on the Riverlands
Reposado replied to Armstark's topic in The World of Ice and Firethe problem is the quote that you started from. "The Tullys of Riverrun were never kings, though the books of lineages will show any number of connections to the dynasties of the past. It may have been these old connections that started House Tully on its path to becoming Lords Paramount of the Trident under Aegon I." is from the world of ice and fire. which is specifically written by an unreliable narrator that is sucking up to the current powers, essentially those that had a part of the rebellion. yes, the tully's likely had ancestral connections to previous ruling houses. but it is likely that every noble family in the riverlands had the same. just as in the reach. look in thaqt same world in fire at the lannister tree over the past 100 years and how many families that interchanged with. now expand that tree back a few thousand years. the line that you start from is just a nicety to make the tullys seem less upjumped.
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Man-made carbon emissions: But it is bad news for the polar bears
MAN-MADE carbon emissions are staving off a new ice age, says a leading environmental scientist.
Climate-change expert Dr James Lovelock says the greenhouse gases that have warmed the planet are likely to prevent a big freeze that could last millions of years.
In a talk at Londons Science Museum Dr Lovelock said the balance of nature was in charge of the environment.
He said: Were just fiddling around. It is worth thinking that what we are doing in creating all these carbon emissions, far from being something frightful, is stopping the onset of a new ice age.
If we hadnt appeared on the earth, it would be due to go through another ice age and we can look at our part as holding that up.
I hate all this business about feeling guilty about what were doing.
Were not guilty, we never intended to pump CO2 into the atmosphere, its just something we did.
Dr Lovelocks comments come in the wake of the scandal at the University of East Anglia where leaked emails suggested climate change data had been manipulated.
The 90-year-old British scientist, who has worked for Nasa and paved the way for the detection of man-made aerosol and refrigerant gases in the atmosphere, called for greater caution in climate research.
He compared the recent controversy to the wildly inaccurate early work on aerosol gases and their alleged role in depletion of the ozone layer.
He said: Quite often, observations done by hand are accurate but all the theoretical stuff in between tends to be very dodgy and I think they are seeing this with climate change. We havent learned the lessons of the ozone-hole debate. Its important to know just how much you have got to be careful.
According to Dr Lovelocks Gaia theory, the earth is capable of curing itself. A planet that is effectively alive can regulate itself and its composition and climate, he said.
Thomas Crowley, professor of geoscience at Edinburgh University, responded: People have thought about the possibility of an ice age but it wouldnt be for many thousands of years.
Dr Lovelock might be right in the abstract but this does not necessarily mean that CO2 is good now.
There will be another ice age w/i the next 1000 yrs whether we like it or not, and regardless of our use of CO2. And yes, it will be the end of civilization as we know it, assuming BHO doesn't get there first.
I can't find the thread right now, but a recent one said the next ice age is about 2500 years overdue.
I hate all this business about feeling guilty about what were doing.
Were not guilty, we never intended to pump CO2 into the atmosphere, its just something we did.
Interesting perspective. I simply do not think that science supports the hypothesis that man-made carbon dioxide emissions is causing the earth to warm, which is still fundamental to the 90 year old Dr.'s claim. We are not holding up an ice age, nor are we causing hurricanes or other weather related catastrophes. As such, while the Dr. sounds like a lovable creature, I have to cast him aside -- let me rephrase that so people do not think I am in favor of death panels -- I have to ignore him and wish him a good day.
A man just has to learn to adjust and adapt. No one ever promised us a perfect world.
I am not confident we will get through this summer. Unless there is a mega GOP wipeout and he is impeached and removed - then we have a lot more to worry about than ice ages.
From a long term geological perspective the planet Earth has spent more time as an ice cube than being warm. The sun is the the only factor that matters. No sunspots, no strong solar wind, increased space radiation, leads to a cooler earth (see The Chilling Stars book).
Global warming is actually a good thing. Imagine modern societies dealing with a modern ice age. Everyone one would migrate to the equator, what a mess.
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"Everyone would migrate to the equator, what a mess."
Everyone would fight to live near the equator - what a bigger mess. I suppose some folks might last for a little while in some type of biodomes in the southern U.S.. Think of Mad Max with parka's.
Just another MSM rube still trying to sell the Goracles KoolAid for him.
That's about right.
But I don't think it will end civilization.. unless the stresses lead to a global thermonuclear war. Otherwise, we just all move towards the equator. Lots of folks won't make it, and lots who live there now won't either. But civilization will make it.
The last 4 million yrs have been cold - the 61 million yrs before that were very warm.The 100 million yrs before that were very very warm. I think we have to go to the middle/end of the paleozoic to have prolonged ice ages. The end of the paleozoic was probably very warm.
Hockey stick notwithstanding, the period b/w 9K and 4500 yrs ago was also very warm, and the earth and humans did just fine.
The glaciers never got that far south. Yea it would be cool, but not arctic cold. We only talking a few degrees of difference in average temperature.
That last is the maximum extent of all 4 of the last glacial periods (Nebraskan, the Kansan, the Illinoian, and finally the Wisconsin.)
Thanks for posting that chart of the temperatures. It is the one that tells me we are overdue for an ice age. Also the vegetation map - I haven't seen that.
The biodomes would be primarily needed for growing enough crops in the cooler climates. I had an old geologist aquaintance (RIP) that did a lot of research on cold-weather strains of wheat that various universities picked up on. The other thing would be the lack of moisture (more locked up in the ice). Of course that would be a money maker to take some of that Wyoming natural gas, point it at the base of the glacier and light her up and pipeline it south.
My grandparents farm was just east of the line, in southern Nebraska. You should have seen all the smooth rocks, of various sorts of composition/materials, including flint, quartz, and other stuff, that the farmers kept finding in their fields. Frost heave pushed them up, but the glaciers smoothed them out. Some were nearly spherical, but most were more ovoid. The flint tended to be a very flattened ovoid.
I hadn't either, but found it when looking for that extent map. I though it was worth sharing.
I'd rather use steam, heated by nuclear reactors. Or even solar, which is good for that, since high temperatures are not required, and the energy need not be "dense".
There are better uses for hydrocarbons. Mobile fuel, petrochemical feed stocks. (Think Plastics for the frame of your Glock and the stock of your AR).
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Oh, no. Another Gaia believer.
Whoa! What a complete flip-flop from one of the High Priests of Gorebal Warming. Lovelock has either gone totally senile or realizes the fraud has been outed and it's CYA time.
I had a rather passionate geology prof in college who always went on about how much he loved smog, because it was keeping us safe from something catastrophic. I probably wasn't paying attention enough in class to not remember what it was, but I remember two things about the class: his gratitude, to the point of tears, over particles in the air as protection for the earth, and how unfair it was that we had to learn about the plate tectonics on MARS too, when I thought I'd only signed up for EARTH geology...
What everyone overlooks about a new ice age, is that as water is locked up in ice at higher latitudes, more land around the continents, sometimes all the way out to the continental shelves, becomes available. It was certainly that way the last go'round.
Lots of areas presently underwater in the Gulf of Mexico were actually above sea level. Same thing off the west coast of North America.
From UNIVERSITY of WISCONSIN (Dec. 2008)
SAN FRANCISCO The common wisdom is that the invention of the steam engine and the advent of the coal-fueled industrial age marked the beginning of human influence on global climate.
But gathering physical evidence, backed by powerful simulations on the world's most advanced computer climate models, is reshaping that view and lending strong support to the radical idea that human-induced climate change began not 200 years ago, but thousands of years ago with the onset of large-scale agriculture in Asia and extensive deforestation in Europe.
What's more, according to the same computer simulations, the cumulative effect of thousands of years of human influence on climate is preventing the world from entering a new glacial age, altering a clockwork rhythm of periodic cooling of the planet that extends back more than a million years. . .
The Gaia crowd either believe that humans are not part of the nature system or that Gaia is self destructive. If the former they must also believe that God and Gaia are in deep conflict. If the latter why bother?
What is the latest Doomsday version du jour?
It's an ice age we are doomed.
No it's global warming we are doomed.
No it's the Ozone layer disappearing we are doomed.
No it's a meteor we are doomed.
No it's a dark star hurling comets and meteors at us we are doomed.
No it's the sun spots we are doomed.
No it's 2012 the Mayan's predicted we are doomed.
The planet is over populated we are doomed.
Am I the only one that sees that this is all BS?
That's been my view. Man is an insignificant speck on the earth when viewed in totality. I once read that you could put all humans in Texas, theoretically, with enough land to comfortably live on (I don't know what the calculations were, but having driven through Texas too many times, it seemed reasonable:)
"I once read that you could put all humans in Texas, theoretically, with enough land to comfortably live on (I dont know what the calculations were, but having driven through Texas too many times, it seemed reasonable:)"
We don't want'em. The population of Texas has doubled over the past twenty years or so. We've got enough. In fact, we need for the Border Patrol to start patroling the Red River in addition to the Rio Grande River if you ask me.
LOL. I didn't say you wanted them.
Man's influence on climate is so powerful that no doubt, one day they will discover that we can stop hurricanes by simply spitting in the wind!
"LOL. I didnt say you wanted them."
Glad to see that you have a sense of humor. Comment was meant to be "tongue in checck" as you took it. It's been a long standing joke among we native born Texans that the Border Patrol is guarding the wrong river. Point of joke being all those northern transplants. Actually, I have many friends from this demographic and the vast majority are great people and over time are converted to good Texans. Then, of course, there is that small minority that we would like to send back :)...
According to Dr Lovelocks Gaia theory, the earth is capable of curing itself. A planet that is effectively alive can regulate itself and its composition and climate, he said.
Wow. What a 'radical' theory. Dr Lovelock must be an escaped psycho.
Then again, he's got 4.5 Billion years of the earth's existence to back him up. While the Global Warming Cultists have a phony, manipulated, 'computer model' on their side.
Gee, this is a tough one to pick sides on: the Earth or a Computer model... hmmmm???
[However Lovelock should dump that 'Gaia' garbage.]
Between 5,000 and 6,000 years overdue.
Without writing and sandwiches (the end stage product of agriculture) no one would know about this stuff.
The Milankovitch Cycles are not as regular as most people assume. There is a lot of variation over time.
The forward projections for the Milankovitch Cycle show that this will be an unusually long interglacial period.
Summer Solar insolation in the far north, which when it declines enough kicks off an ice age, is not projected to fall enough to cause an ice age for at least 15,000 years (and it might take even 50,000 years).
Don buy this crap, on a global level man cannot effect long term climate one bit, to think otherwise is hubristic.
You count your "end of ice age" time from the biggest meltdown that raises the ocean level the highest. You no longer count from the "younger dryas event".
.....It is NOT caused by CO2
.....It is NOT the Americans fault
.....There is nothing we can do about it short of 100% homicide.
These people are forced off their story by cooling for 10 years (a a plateau or trend against their previous theory) and now their new theories don't mesh with the old ones.
There's a refreeze in the Northern Hemisphere called the "younger dryas". That lasts about 1500 years and then we get another, but smaller meltdown.
The "comet" definitely made a splashdown ~ and there are a number of other indicators, e.g. Canadian gold deposits in unglaciated Southern Indiana hills.
Actually, that would be from a short to mid term geological perspective.
The earth is about 4 billion years old. Of this time, at most 700 to 800 million years have been in "ice ages," with the rest of the time there being no permanent ice caps except possibly at high altitudes.
This number is actually high, since the interglacials, such as we are presently in, within the larger span ice ages are included. The presence of the Greenland and Antarctic ice caps today means we are classified as still being in an Ice Age.
OTOH, of the last 2M years, we've spent about 85% in periods with large continental glaciers, glacial periods, what is commonly meant when the term "ice age" is used.
Pray for America
If Pielke is correct the U.S. and other developed societies began moving toward countering these effects a century ago with the creation of parks, sanctuaries and reservations, reforestation, urban landscaping, restoration of water sheds and estuaries, improved farming methods, etc.
Yah, shur, you betcha.
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I could tell that Eric was a rebel who has no problem going against the grain. And that's what I love about him!
Cefus and I are road tripping to see Eric Church in Seattle at KeyArena tonight. Now ... I've hit the road with Cefus before, but never alone...
You know it was one of the best concerts EVER when days later your ears are still ringing and you're still humming the songs!
I'm still riding the Garth Brooks high, days after attending his show in Portland's Moda Center.
A recent survey asked: Which celebrity would you like to have a beer with?
The winners: Bill Murray and Jennifer Lawrence.
That got my little brain thinking ... which country star would I like to have a beer with?
Tuesday night brought another trip to Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital's ER with my son Benjamin, who should have his own punch card for the place!
He plays high school soccer, and during the game he collided with another kid running full speed. It knocked him flat on the ground as well as knocking the wind out of him.
My son Mathew turned 18 years old a couple of weeks ago and one of his friends gave him a pillow case with Nicolas Cage's picture on it.
I was first shocked that they even knew who Nicholas Cage was ... because let's be honest, the guy hasn't had a hit movie in a while -- let alone one popular with the younger generation. So I was confused: Why was Mathew's friend giving him a pillow case with Cage's face on it?
Conference week took place for my kids and they are all doing well except for my little Shaylee, who seems to struggle in spelling.
We've tried all kinds of things to try to help her remember her spelling words. We've had her write them over and over. We've quizzed her out loud but nothing really seems to help.
Recently, The Morning Bull Pen was hit with "the bug" that's been going around. Fever, sore throat, chills, coughing, body aches and bodily fluids oozing from everywhere...


text: Bill Nye Tells Creationist Parents Not to Force 'Crazy' World View on Their Kids: 'We Need Them'Neetzan Zimmerman8/24/12 11:15amFiled to: bill nyeCreationismEvolutionThe Science Guybig think206EditInvite manuallyPromoteDismissUndismissHideShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkIn a new web video from online knowledge forum Big Think, science guy Bill Nye talks about evolution denial and its negative impact on society. "When you have a portion of the population that doesn't believe in [Evolution] it holds everybody back," Nye says. "Evolution is the fundamental idea in all of life science, in all of biology. It's very much analogous to trying to do geology without believing in tectonic plates." His disagreement with grownups who believe in creationism notwithstanding, Nye says they are welcome to their "crazy, untenable, inconsistent" world view, so long as they don't try to force it on their children. Advertisement "[I]f you want to deny evolution and live in your world, in your world that's completely inconsistent with everything we observe in the universe, that's fine, but don't make your kids do it because we need them," Nye says. "We need scientifically literate voters and taxpayers for the future. We need people that can-we need engineers that can build stuff, solve problems." The video concludes on a positive note, with Nye assuring viewers that "in another couple of centuries that world view...just won't exist. There's no evidence for it." Sponsored [H/T: BoingBoing]Reply206 repliesLeave a reply


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