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Reply # 575399 31-Jan-2012 16:04

freitasm: That mission statement makes no sense: "[and] help prevent the inadvertent negative impact to human, plant and animal life if we reduce CO2".

I guess what they are trying to say is that levels of CO2 are vital, and they are right. With reduction in CO2 levels there will be a tipping point where CO2 levels get too low and viability of vegetation is at risk.

However I really do not see that happening but in theory it is possible.

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Reply # 575515 31-Jan-2012 19:12

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Reply # 575721 1-Feb-2012 10:04

This is timely: NIWA makes datasets available through web interface.

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Reply # 580736 13-Feb-2012 10:44

... a series of UFO sightings in New Plymouth on Saturday night.

Yesterday the Daily News received several reports of strange lights in the sky at about 9.30pm on Saturday.

One reader, who did not wish to be named, said a set of six bright red lights were seen travelling from the east before turning and disappearing in the north.

"At first there were three lights travelling in a triangle formation and then three more followed," said the man."

Yes, unidentified being the keyword here - but not out of this world... I like how they were in a "formation".

UFOs over New Plymouth on Saturday night.

Enough said.

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Reply # 580739 13-Feb-2012 10:47

freitasm:
... a series of UFO sightings in New Plymouth on Saturday night.

Yesterday the Daily News received several reports of strange lights in the sky at about 9.30pm on Saturday.

One reader, who did not wish to be named, said a set of six bright red lights were seen travelling from the east before turning and disappearing in the north.

"At first there were three lights travelling in a triangle formation and then three more followed," said the man."

Yes, unidentified being the keyword here - but not out of this world... I like how they were in a "formation".

UFOs over New Plymouth on Saturday night.

Enough said.

If you had travelled for hundreds of light years accross the void of space-time, I don't think I'd make New Plymouth my 'must visit' place to be...

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Reply # 580767 13-Feb-2012 11:31

freitasm:
... a series of UFO sightings in New Plymouth on Saturday night.

Yesterday the Daily News received several reports of strange lights in the sky at about 9.30pm on Saturday.

One reader, who did not wish to be named, said a set of six bright red lights were seen travelling from the east before turning and disappearing in the north.

"At first there were three lights travelling in a triangle formation and then three more followed," said the man."

Yes, unidentified being the keyword here - but not out of this world... I like how they were in a "formation".

UFOs over New Plymouth on Saturday night.

Enough said.

Answer was at the end, its not unidentified.

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Reply # 580783 13-Feb-2012 11:57

Yes, but it is not what the witness thought first. They were probably running for the hills...

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Reply # 581058 13-Feb-2012 20:40

Scary stuff.

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Reply # 581152 13-Feb-2012 23:28

I like your new signature, particularly this part: "It is enough if one tries merely to comprehend a little of this mystery every day".

Einstein was especially good at that part.

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Reply # 581154 13-Feb-2012 23:29

cgrew: Scary stuff.

If you opt-in to this expect to have no more privacy or control over yourself.

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Reply # 581182 14-Feb-2012 07:28

cgrew: Scary stuff.

That stuff reaffirms that the Internet is 98% rubbish.

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Reply # 581184 14-Feb-2012 07:29

codyc1515:
cgrew: Scary stuff.

If you opt-in to this expect to have no more privacy or control over yourself.

Agreed. Global collective conscious

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Reply # 581185 14-Feb-2012 07:30

KiwiNZ:
cgrew: Scary stuff.

That stuff reaffirms that the Internet is 98% rubbish.

Interesting statistic you've produced there, could you point out the 2% that's not rubbish...?

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Reply # 581190 14-Feb-2012 07:48

cgrew:
KiwiNZ:
cgrew: Scary stuff.

That stuff reaffirms that the Internet is 98% rubbish.

Interesting statistic you've produced there, could you point out the 2% that's not rubbish...?

it's too far down for me to bother trying as crap always settles on the top.

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Reply # 581196 14-Feb-2012 08:21

cgrew: Scary stuff.

Mindyou, I always sort of did like the Borg, think of the utility. If I get a neuro implant, can I get lasers too? What OS will I be running with the neuro implant? I'm kind of a fan of Linux personally, and think that it would work well for this kind of embedded computing. Apple users would obviously need to run something that could run iTunes so they could get their updates. Incidentally, what is the upgrade path like? Is it modular? I mean, when I got my I9000 I was king of the hill, now all my mates have dualies and I am #Loosing, I would hate for something like this to happen with my neural hardware - "Oh, thats scott, he's only running 11.2 pfft....)

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