Climate Rage: We absolutely cannot have… a rational conversation! (cite) is wildly ironic, all the more so because not one of them can see it. Time for my current-favourite image I think. There's a webcite around, I think.
This blog consists of comments from my real blog, mustelid.blogspot.com (and the earlier wmconnolley.wordpress.com, which archives scienceblogs.com/stoat), which I don't want to publish there. Plus some other stuff convenient to place here. And its becoming a convenient place for me to dump my comments on other blogs so I can find them again.
Saturday, 21 June 2014
JoNova: Climate Rage: We absolutely cannot have… a rational conversation!
Climate Rage: We absolutely cannot have… a rational conversation! (cite) is wildly ironic, all the more so because not one of them can see it. Time for my current-favourite image I think. There's a webcite around, I think.
Wednesday, 11 June 2014
Nice to know GISS has no aspirations at the present time
New comment on your post "He is too sexy for his Institute"
Author : NZ Willy
Comment:
Nice to know GISS has no aspirations at the present time.
You can see all comments on this post here:
http://scienceblogs.com/stoat/ 2014/06/09/he-is-too-sexy-for- his-institute/#comments
Permalink: http://scienceblogs.com/stoat/ 2014/06/09/he-is-too-sexy-for- his-institute/#comment-46672
Author : NZ Willy
Comment:
Nice to know GISS has no aspirations at the present time.
You can see all comments on this post here:
http://scienceblogs.com/stoat/
Permalink: http://scienceblogs.com/stoat/
Monday, 9 June 2014
JoNova
JoNova: Green climate pornography — cheer for the deaths of the heretics! (cite)
Well, this is a little sad: my comments at JoNova are now dropping into moderation instead of just appearing. Looks like I'm becoming dangerous there, too.
(turned out to be a temporary blip, or fright, or whatever. We're all lovely again, now)
Well, this is a little sad: my comments at JoNova are now dropping into moderation instead of just appearing. Looks like I'm becoming dangerous there, too.
(turned out to be a temporary blip, or fright, or whatever. We're all lovely again, now)
Saturday, 7 June 2014
WUWT: Why Climate Change Doesn’t Scare Me
Why Climate Change Doesn’t Scare Me (cite). Guest essay by Walter Starck at WUWT, the usual kind of fluff, and as usual I'll add my comments there, to here.
(in which AW does finally admit that I'm banned from WUWT)
(in which AW does finally admit that I'm banned from WUWT)
Thursday, 5 June 2014
NTZ: Global Warming STOP Older Than 1997 Kyoto Protocol…Soon Only Old Folks Will Remember What Warming Is
Global Warming STOP Older Than 1997 Kyoto Protocol…Soon Only Old Folks Will Remember What Warming Is (cite).
The usual stuff. But it poses a challenge:
Earth to Warmworld. Earth to Warmworld…do you read me? Come in, please. Is anyone out there?
Happily, I was there, and left a reply:
Hello. Will http://tamino.wordpress.com/2014/02/25/by-request/ do?
This text was dangerous! I'm fairly sure Tamino will be happy to know that :-). It was censored and replaced with:
[snip, Foster is an 'undesirable' who cannot be trusted with statistics]Ho ho ho.
Wednesday, 4 June 2014
Outer space: Rowing has its moments
Outer space: Rowing has its moments.
I left a comment there, but the post is old so it may never appear. I said:
> The standard rig produces a non-zero sideways moment that alternates between $-4Fr$ and $+4Fr$ during each stroke. The cox is going to have to work hard to counter that wiggle
I don't think so. Because the net force over a stroke is zero, the cox can just ignore it, and it will even out.
The other problem here is that your analysis is non-quantitative: to know whether this is worth worrying about, you'd need to know how large this moment is compared to the natural variation, stroke to stroke, that people produce anyway.
I left a comment there, but the post is old so it may never appear. I said:
> The standard rig produces a non-zero sideways moment that alternates between $-4Fr$ and $+4Fr$ during each stroke. The cox is going to have to work hard to counter that wiggle
I don't think so. Because the net force over a stroke is zero, the cox can just ignore it, and it will even out.
The other problem here is that your analysis is non-quantitative: to know whether this is worth worrying about, you'd need to know how large this moment is compared to the natural variation, stroke to stroke, that people produce anyway.
WUWT: EPA’s New Proposed Regulations to Restrict Emissions from Existing Fossil Fuel-Based Electric Generation
Still tracking censorship at WUWT.
Post is http://wattsupwiththat.com/2014/06/03/epas-new-proposed-regulations-to-restrict-emissions-from-existing-fossil-fuel-based-electric-generation/(cite).
My comment that didn't appear is below. Note that I've included a bit of context fore and aft so you can tell where it should have appeared.
Post is http://wattsupwiththat.com/2014/06/03/epas-new-proposed-regulations-to-restrict-emissions-from-existing-fossil-fuel-based-electric-generation/(cite).
My comment that didn't appear is below. Note that I've included a bit of context fore and aft so you can tell where it should have appeared.
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