The CRU graph. Note that it is calibrated in tenths of a degree Celsius and that even that tiny amount of warming started long before the late 20th century. The horizontal line is totally arbitrary, just a visual trick. The whole graph would be a horizontal line if it were calibrated in whole degrees -- thus showing ZERO warming
Thursday, June 19, 2014
Apology
No posts today. I have just had surgery on my right hand to remove a small cancer. So I am supposed to give my hand a rest for a couple of days. But you can't keep a good blogger down for long so I should be back soon.
Reminds me, somehow, of a time I was at the Greenwich Maritime Museum. Looking through some Cochrane family papers, there was a nondescript piece, covered in an indistinct spidery scrawl, which had words to the following effect: 'I wish to bring to your Lordships attention, the behaviour of Lieut xxxx who distinguished himself in a small boat action ...' blah, blah, blah. 'Please forgive my poor writing; my writing hand was shot off 3 days ago and this is my first attempt at writing a letter with the other one. Nelson, at sea' So, you temporary incapacity puts you in esteemed company! Best wishes and please get well soon
I visit your site daily, and have been wondering how you are after your various problems. I do hope you recover quickly and thoroughly. Your site is a great resource, and I'm grateful for the time and effort you put in.
Every best wish and kind regards to you and a speedy recovery..... from Elwyn Jones- Wales-UK
ReplyDeleteHere's to your quick recovery.
ReplyDeleteGet well soon
ReplyDeleteReminds me, somehow, of a time I was at the Greenwich Maritime Museum. Looking through some Cochrane family papers, there was a nondescript piece, covered in an indistinct spidery scrawl, which had words to the following effect: 'I wish to bring to your Lordships attention, the behaviour of Lieut xxxx who distinguished himself in a small boat action ...' blah, blah, blah. 'Please forgive my poor writing; my writing hand was shot off 3 days ago and this is my first attempt at writing a letter with the other one. Nelson, at sea'
ReplyDeleteSo, you temporary incapacity puts you in esteemed company!
Best wishes and please get well soon
Get well soon.
ReplyDeleteGet well soon.
ReplyDeleteI visit your site daily, and have been wondering how you are after your various problems. I do hope you recover quickly and thoroughly. Your site is a great resource, and I'm grateful for the time and effort you put in.
ReplyDeleteWishing you all the best,
A Lovell
All the best JR. You are always missed!
ReplyDeleteAll the best JR. You are always missed!
ReplyDeleteAll the best JR. You are always missed!
ReplyDeleteI concur the other's feelings, please get well soon.
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