Comments on: Cold in this Warming http://moshublog.com/2006/02/17/cold-in-this-warming/ The combined blog: about WordPress, the Canadian Prairies and myself Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:22:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Rahul Makhija http://moshublog.com/2006/02/17/cold-in-this-warming/comment-page-1/#comment-14945 Rahul Makhija Sun, 15 Apr 2007 12:18:51 +0000 http://moshublog.com/2006/02/17/cold-in-this-warming/#comment-14945 What about the effects of Global Dimming. Imagine if global dimming didnt occur what would our condition be. I would insist that you sign the <a href="http://www.myonlinepetition.com/nuke/index.php?module=bkbPetition&func=sign&id=28&catid=3" rel="nofollow">Global Warming Petition</a> What about the effects of Global Dimming.
Imagine if global dimming didnt occur what would our condition be.

I would insist that you sign the Global Warming Petition

]]> By: InvisibleMinority http://moshublog.com/2006/02/17/cold-in-this-warming/comment-page-1/#comment-14944 InvisibleMinority Mon, 12 Feb 2007 06:16:28 +0000 http://moshublog.com/2006/02/17/cold-in-this-warming/#comment-14944 That's the problem: the research is <strong>not</strong> clear, actually. Please, do not confuse the truth with political advocacy. On your site you define yourself as an "activist" - and unfortunatley activists are not trustworthy when it comes about scientific truth. That’s the problem: the research is not clear, actually. Please, do not confuse the truth with political advocacy. On your site you define yourself as an “activist” - and unfortunatley activists are not trustworthy when it comes about scientific truth.

]]> By: Nathan Brown - Four Easy Ways to Prevent Global Warming http://moshublog.com/2006/02/17/cold-in-this-warming/comment-page-1/#comment-14943 Nathan Brown - Four Easy Ways to Prevent Global Warming Mon, 12 Feb 2007 05:32:30 +0000 http://moshublog.com/2006/02/17/cold-in-this-warming/#comment-14943 Just because you can't imagine that human beings have a global impact doesn't mean it isn't true. In fact there is lots of evidence that humans have impacted the intire planet in many ways already. For example, everywhere that humans have lived on the planet, the large mammals have been mostly killed off. The research is clear, global warming is real and we need to act now! Just because you can’t imagine that human beings have a global impact doesn’t mean it isn’t true.

In fact there is lots of evidence that humans have impacted the intire planet in many ways already. For example, everywhere that humans have lived on the planet, the large mammals have been mostly killed off.

The research is clear, global warming is real and we need to act now!

]]> By: My Prairie Gazette » The cyclical warming debate http://moshublog.com/2006/02/17/cold-in-this-warming/comment-page-1/#comment-14942 My Prairie Gazette » The cyclical warming debate Thu, 04 Jan 2007 05:13:51 +0000 http://moshublog.com/2006/02/17/cold-in-this-warming/#comment-14942 [...] Almost a year ago I had to write about the global warming. Not beacuse I am so interested in it but because the media bombarded me with sensational news… (see the linked article). [...] [...] Almost a year ago I had to write about the global warming. Not beacuse I am so interested in it but because the media bombarded me with sensational news… (see the linked article). [...]

]]> By: ice age http://moshublog.com/2006/02/17/cold-in-this-warming/comment-page-1/#comment-14941 ice age Sun, 02 Apr 2006 03:42:08 +0000 http://moshublog.com/2006/02/17/cold-in-this-warming/#comment-14941 The first Ice Age had a combination of buddy bonding and a little bit of danger. Remember the Sabre pack constantly harassing Diego and pushing him to get the child? Since we werent sure what he would do we were all rooting for his bond with Manny and Sid to triumph. Less of that here. In the sequel we are catching up with the trio in some sort of wildlife sanctuary in a valley lined with ice walls. Politics come on early with the mention of global warming leading to the impending melt and the ultimate collapse of the ice walls that hold back enormous amounts of water. So our friends and all the other animals embark on a trek to reach a boat (read giant log) at the far end of the valley in order to save them from the impending flood. Insert Biblical reference here. As in the first movie, the antagonist here again is the weather. The secondary antagonist (keenly written in the first movie for the Sabre pride) has been reduced to a couple of characterless crocadilian-fish that seem to have a particular taste for migrating mammals. Decent concept, given the flood, but the movie gave them no teeth. I think this is the missing link to making this movie work. Too bad because overall its a pleasing way to spend an hour and a half. Mannies love interest subplot is ok. The concept of Ellie thinking that she is a possum and only realizing that she is in fact a mammoth after she stumbles across the place she was found by her possum mother and the subsequent flashback, makes you thinks that Mannys comment about Ellies ...tree not going all the way to the top..., can be applied to the writers. If nothing else Scrat is reason enough to go see this. He is no longer just an aside as in the first film as he actually gets into the plot here. Albeit, his role in the plot is an overly easy (and early) seque to the films resolution. Kids will love it. Adults that liked the first one, will be dissapointed. The first Ice Age had a combination of buddy bonding and a little bit of danger. Remember the Sabre pack constantly harassing Diego and pushing him to get the child? Since we werent sure what he would do we were all rooting for his bond with Manny and Sid to triumph. Less of that here.

In the sequel we are catching up with the trio in some sort of wildlife sanctuary in a valley lined with ice walls. Politics come on early with the mention of global warming leading to the impending melt and the ultimate collapse of the ice walls that hold back enormous amounts of water. So our friends and all the other animals embark on a trek to reach a boat (read giant log) at the far end of the valley in order to save them from the impending flood. Insert Biblical reference here.

As in the first movie, the antagonist here again is the weather. The secondary antagonist (keenly written in the first movie for the Sabre pride) has been reduced to a couple of characterless crocadilian-fish that seem to have a particular taste for migrating mammals. Decent concept, given the flood, but the movie gave them no teeth. I think this is the missing link to making this movie work. Too bad because overall its a pleasing way to spend an hour and a half. Mannies love interest subplot is ok. The concept of Ellie thinking that she is a possum and only realizing that she is in fact a mammoth after she stumbles across the place she was found by her possum mother and the subsequent flashback, makes you thinks that Mannys comment about Ellies …tree not going all the way to the top…, can be applied to the writers.

If nothing else Scrat is reason enough to go see this. He is no longer just an aside as in the first film as he actually gets into the plot here. Albeit, his role in the plot is an overly easy (and early) seque to the films resolution.

Kids will love it. Adults that liked the first one, will be dissapointed.

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