Worked fine for me.

Is it foreign to you since John Coleman didn't write it?

Saint al clearly was trying to insinuate that he was the driving force behind the internet while in the Senate. Then we read that the guy credited with the internet says most of the components for the internet were in place before 1977 when algore arrived in the congress!
Sort of a quandry here, maybe he was actually working on creating the internet when he FLUNKED out of divinity school and he didn't have time for his studies???????????????

During my service in the United States Congress, I took the initative in creating the internet.


His words according to your link on snopes.

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Originally posted by Mike English:
Jeremy, better go read you link to snopes again.

Having trouble with your eyesight or just reading comprehension???????????????
lmao

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Originally posted by Jeremy J.:
Worked fine for me.

Is it foreign to you since John Coleman didn't write it?

He then founded The Weather Channel, serving as its CEO and President during the startup and its first year of operation. After being forced out at TWC, Coleman became weather anchor at WCBS-TV in New York and then at WMAQ-TV in Chicago, before moving to Southern California to join the independent television station, KUSI-TV in San Diego, in what Coleman fondly calls, "his retirement job".[2]

Forced from his job and now a TV weatherman.

I'm sure he is never wrong when it comes to predicting the weather.....
lmao

Record low in San Francisco yesterday, you don't opine saint al had the heat on in his mansion there do you??????????????????????????

Its hot as h#!! here... What a minute, I am in Florida...Its supposed to be HOT!

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Originally posted by muggs:
Its hot as h#!! here... What a minute, I am in Florida...Its supposed to be HOT!

Smugg, refer back to page 25, 11th post down.

Temperature readings at any given location at any particular time (regardless of whether it's really hot somewhere or really cold somewhere) have nothing to do with "global" temperature, which is some average of readings taken at multiple locations at multiple times.

That being said, "garbage in, garbage out".

algore made all the modifications to his Tennessee mansion to save energy THAT HE DEMANDS THE COMMON FOLK DO and lo-an-behold, HIS ENERGY CONSUMPTION INCREASED 10%!!!!!!!!!!
He now uses as much electricity as 22 average households rather then the 20 that he did before!
Saint al your halo is slipping!!!!!!!!!!!
By the way send some warming to these parts, it feels more like March then the beginning of summer!

This just in, Al Gore has downed yet another Moon Pie !!

soros's bought and paid for hand-puppet, hansen, is in sheer panic mode!
He realizes it is soon going to be patently obvious to even the most die-hard algore sycophants that we are into a cooling cycle and the man-made global warming proponents have to get their draconian measures in place now because the bubble is about to burst!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good news.....

It appears mcmaniac is joining the "going green" policies and has acknowledged "global warming".

Or was he just intimidated with "Terminator" by his side????

http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/weather/06/27/north.pole.melting/index.html

The North Pole may be briefly ice-free by September as global warming melts away Arctic sea ice, according to scientists from the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colorado.


Scientists say it's a 50-50 bet that the thin Arctic sea ice will completely melt away at the geographic North Pole.

"We kind of have an informal betting pool going around in our center and that betting pool is 'does the North Pole melt out this summer?' and it may well," said the center's senior research scientist, Mark Serreze.

It's a 50-50 bet that the thin Arctic sea ice, which was frozen in autumn, will completely melt away at the geographic North Pole, Serreze said.

The ice retreated to a record level in September when the Northwest Passage, the sea route through the Arctic Ocean, opened briefly for the first time in recorded history.

"What we've seen through the past few decades is the Arctic sea ice cover is becoming thinner and thinner as the system warms up," Serreze said.

Specific weather patterns will determine whether the North Pole's ice cover melts completely this summer, he said.


"Last year, we had sort of a perfect weather pattern to get rid of ice to open up that Northwest Passage," Serreze said. "This year, a different pattern can set up. so maybe we'll preserve some ice there. We're in a wait-and-see mode right now. We'll see what happens."

The brief lack of ice at the top of the globe will not bring any immediate consequences, he said.

"From the viewpoint of the science, the North Pole is just another point in the globe, but it does have this symbolic meaning," Serreze said. "There's supposed to be ice at the North Pole. The fact that we may not have any by the end of this summer could be quite a symbolic change."

Serreze said it's "just another indicator of the disappearing Arctic sea ice cover" but that it is happening so soon is "just astounding to me."

"Five years ago, to think that we'd even be talking about the possibility of the North Pole melting out in the summer, I would have never thought it," he said.

The melting, however, has been long seen as inevitable, he said.

"If you talked to me or other scientists just a few years ago, we were saying that we might lose all or most of the summer sea ice cover by anywhere from 2050 to 2100," Serreze said. "Then, recently, we kind of revised those estimates, maybe as early as 2030. Now, there's people out there saying it might be even before that. So, things are happening pretty quick up there."

Serreze said those who suggest that the Arctic meltdown is just part of a historic cycle are wrong.

"It's not cyclical at this point. I think we understand the physics behind this pretty well," he said. "We've known for at least 30 years, from our earliest climate models, that it's the Arctic where we'd see the first signs of global warming.

"It's a situation where we hate to say we told you so, but we told you so," he said.

Serreze said the Arctic sea ice will not be the same for decades.

"If we had a few cold years in a row, we could put sort of a temporary damper on it, but I think at this point going to an ice-free Arctic Ocean is inevitable," he said. "I don't think we can stop that now."

Reduced greenhouse gas emissions could "cool things down a bit," he said.

"It would recover fairly quickly, but it's just not going to happen for a while," he said. "I think we're committed at this point."

There are some positive aspects to the ice melting, he said. Ships could use the Northwest Passage to save time and energy by no longer having to travel through the Panama Canal or around Cape Horn.


"There's also, or course, oil at the bottom of the Arctic Ocean," he said. "Now, the irony of that is kind of clear, but the fact that we are opening up the Arctic Ocean does make it more accessible."

The U.S. National Snow and Ice Data Center Web site, NSIDC.org, publishes a near-real-time image of the Arctic sea ice cover.

algore isn't the only one prospering from the man-made global warming idiocy anymore, I see where insurance companies have now jumped on the band wagon and are raising hurricane insurance rates with the excuse that global warming will increase their risk!
How long did you algore sycophants think it would be before other entities realized they too could cash in????????????????

http://www.cnn.com/2008/TECH/science/07/14/polar.station.ap/index.html

I know a place where a few neo far right non believers would fit nicely.

Al Gore back into the news.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080717/ap_on_go_ot/gore_electricity

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Originally posted by ihrabob:
Al Gore back into the news.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080717/ap_on_go_ot/gore_electricity

Al Gore is a great artist, if you can call BS an art. The physical science group reversed positions.

I hope the ultra lefties learn to read and think for themselves someday soon.

Al Gore is full of more S%*! than an outhouse.