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That explains why I been feeling a little hot there lately! 🙂
Off Topic :
Good old Suzanne Goldenberg in complete denial ‘again’ ~
“climate change is delaying freeze-up, keeping the bears out on the tundra for longer – away from their main food source”
http://www.theguardian.com/environment/video/2013/nov/05/polar-bears-fight-for-survival-sea-ice-melts-video
I was in the Philippeans during the chilly part of that curve.
I couldn’t possibly tolerate the current heat wave… 🙂
Maybe Hillary can fix it when she gets into the White House,
she and Bill have special connections to hell…
“Super” Typhoon Haiyan is on it’s way to cool things down in the Philippines.
I have two words for JTWC – Typhoon Tip.
Perhaps it’s coincidence but the 1979 Typhoon season was extremely active while there was record ice in the Arctic Basin.