[stylist] global warming-was try this prompt

Judith Bron jbron at optonline.net
Fri Jan 8 20:55:45 UTC 2010 

Donna, Meteorologists and scientists agree that what causes global heating 
and global cooling are sun spots.  Ass the term implies, these are spots on 
the sun that dictate world climates.  There are now less sun spots causing 
the global cold that the planet is experiencing.  Yes, we can focus on 
making our air quality better and take more responsibility with what is 
happening on planet earth, but we need qualified scientists to outline how 
we can make this happen, not disgruntled politicians.  Judith
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From: "Donna Hill" <penatwork at epix.net>
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Sent: Friday, January 08, 2010 12:22 PM
Subject: Re: [stylist] global warming-was try this prompt


> Jim,
> Europe is having record-breaking cold as well. The thing that concerns me 
> about the "man made" global warming craze is that legitimate goals have 
> been usurped to further an erroneous hypothesis. In light of current 
> climate realities, we're likely to have a backlash which will turn people 
> against the changes we need to make. Renewable energy and lower levels of 
> air pollutants should be pursued for their health and safety benefits --  
> things that make a difference in the heere and now. We'll probably end up 
> with the worst of both worlds -- higher prices and more toxins in the air, 
> water and food.
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> James H. "Jim" Canaday M.A. N6YR wrote:
>> Lori,
>> I've commented and posted blogs many many times on the manmade global 
>> warming religion.  obviously I haven't bought into it, and now in the 
>> past couple months lots of evidence indicates I was right to be very 
>> skeptical.  I understand but "climate change" is kinda silly as climate 
>> is constantly changing under a variety of cycles and influences from 
>> solar  output cycles and sunspots lunar cycles, etc.
>>
>> yes I've read about the polar shift issue, potentially very serious 
>> indeed and we don't really know what effect it would have on our modern 
>> life if the earth's magnetic poles switched.
>>
>> about six hundred years ago, it appears the earth was warmer than it is 
>> today.  for example the french noblemen were complaining vehemently about 
>> the wine imports competing against their own.  these wines were from 
>> britain.  you can't grow vinyards in britain today.
>>
>> but if I go further, then I'm getting political on this list.  but 
>> suffice it to say that in the last two months several  items have become 
>> public knowledge discrediting manmade global warming/climate change.
>>
>> last night and today we got five more inches of snow on top of the six or 
>> so remaining from the Christmas blizzard.  Today wind has stayed 
>> 20-25MPH.  as I type it is 3F making the wind chill somewhere south 
>> of -15F!
>> nobody can drive safely around here right now.
>> it is just cold.  the coldest christmas, new year/first week of the year 
>> in like 30 years here.
>> apparently literally hundreds of winter weather records have been broken 
>> in the U.S. in the last three weeks.
>> jc
>> Jim Canaday M.A.
>> Lawrence, KS
>>
>> At 10:39 AM 1/7/2010, you wrote:
>>> how about global colding?
>>> Actually, when they talk about global warming, they are talking about 
>>> the
>>> average temperature of the earth, not local conditions.
>>> I read somewhere that the North pole had shifted.   It is actually now 
>>> in
>>> the waters off Alaska (not sure how far off).   What that means is that 
>>> the
>>> climate of various portions of the world will also shift.   So glaciers 
>>> will
>>> melt by the former north pole, Florida will cool down (40 degrees this
>>> morning), New York might become tropical, and you will have blizzards.
>>> Climate change might actually have nothing to do with the global 
>>> warming,
>>> and everything to do with the pole shift.   At least that has been 
>>> gradual.
>>> A sudden pole shift thousands of years ago ended up freezing mammoths so
>>> hard that when they were recently dug up (within the last century), they 
>>> still
>>> had fresh greens in their stomaches.
>>> So bless the blizzards.   At least the weather reports gave us some 
>>> waring.
>>> Lori
>>>
>>> In a message dated 1/6/10 9:17:48 PM, n6yr at sunflower.com writes:
>>>
>>>
>>> > Oh,
>>> > my first thought was of a voice heard in a dream, you know how dreams
>>> > don't have to make sense.
>>> >
>>> > and P.S. Robert, I'm gonna post something to you on writers chat list
>>> > regarding cane use in the snow.  we're on our second week of having
>>> > lots of snow on the ground, and again we have our second actual
>>> > blizzard going right now!
>>> > I wish somebody would get on the stick with global warming!   right
>>> > now we have minimum of seven inches on the ground plus two have
>>> > fallen today so far plus wind drifting it.  the snow plows sure don't
>>> > consider walkers.
>>> >
>>> > jc
>>> > Jim Canaday M.A.
>>> > Lawrence, KS
>>> >
>>> > At 04:28 AM 1/5/2010, you wrote:
>>> > >Hey you all --- I'm sitting here visualizing a family of Moon Pies
>>> > setting
>>> > >up to talk to the Press in thirty minutes  (see Lori's message
>>> below) and
>>> > >I'm thinking this is no crummy idea, this writing challenge thing. So
>>> > what
>>> > >will the deal be? Are we going for it --- are we still talking about
>>> > >possibilities --- are we starting --- are there rules or judges
>>> --- are
>>> > >there people that just want to dig in and play and see what will
>>> develop
>>> > ---
>>> > >rrrrrrr
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >Robert Leslie Newman
>>> > >Email- newmanrl at cox.net
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>>> > >Http://www.thoughtprovoker.info
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>>> > >-----Original Message-----
>>> > >From: stylist-bounces at nfbnet.org
>>> [mailto:stylist-bounces at nfbnet.org] On
>>> > >Behalf Of LoriStay at aol.com
>>> > >Sent: Saturday, January 02, 2010 6:15 PM
>>> > >To: stylist at nfbnet.org
>>> > >Subject: [stylist] try this prompt
>>> > >
>>> > >Here's one I found in my files.   The first line is:
>>> > >
>>> > >"The moons start talking in thirty minutes," said the masculine voice
>>> > over
>>> > >the PA system.
>>> > >
>>> > >I have a page or two of this story, but never finished it.
>>> > >Lori
>>> > >
>>> > >In a message dated 1/1/10 12:24:32 AM, n6yr at sunflower.com writes:
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > >
>>> > > > I like the 'supply the first line of a story.'
>>> > > > I think we could have fun.  as I mentioned on the november
>>> > > > teleconference, as a student therapist, my favorite test to
>>> administer
>>> > > > to clients was the test where I show one picture, it is the
>>> middle of
>>> > > > a story.  pictures number a couple dozen I could choose from,
>>> and they
>>> > > > were to be the middle of the story the client would tell.  so,
>>> perhaps
>>> > > > another would be to describe a scene, have it in the middle of a
>>> > > > story.
>>> > > > jc
>>> > > >
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