Beware the power of ....
Mental note's:
never park vehicle at DUNMOVIN, CA or it may not be dunmovin. ;)
OverwhelmingSilence Holy shit.
or in simplified views
Oh shit.
THE GLOBAL WARMING Effects
MORE WTF AGW EFFECTS
Monday, 3 November 2014
Friday, 20 June 2014
SHEETED DYKE SWARMS - LAYERED GABBROIC ROCKS - FAULT ZONES - STOCKWORKS THAT DON'T WORK AND MASSIVE SULPHIDE DEPOSITS
The most common sulfide mineral in VMS deposits is pyrite, which is often associated with other sulfides such as pyrrhotite, chalcopyrite, sphalerite, and galena (Galley and others, 2007). Other possible nonsulfide minerals associated in VMS deposits include magnetite, hematite, and cassiterite; barite can be present as a gangue mineral. All these minerals have relatively high values of specific gravity (4.0–7.5 g/cm3; table 7–2), which is in strong contrast to the significantly lower densities measured in their sedimentary or volcanic host rocks. Thomas (2003) measured densities of 2.70–2.84 g/ cm3 for the host rock at the Bathurst mining camp.
Electrical Signature
Electrical methods are highly effective in identifying VMS targets because they respond to the electrical conductivity of the rocks and minerals, which can vary by 20 orders of magnitude (Grant and West, 1965). Electrical methods are unique in being able to detect such a large range of magnitudes; no other physical property has such a wide range. Because of this large potential range in values, a variety of electrical techniques have been developed that capitalize on these differences, such as measurement of conductivity, resistivity (the inverse of conductivity), induced polarization, electromagnetism, and gamma ray spectra (table 7–1). Electrical methods are currently the most used technique in surveying for VMS deposits; a variety of survey types (for example, MegaTEM, Titan24, and borehole techniques) are pushing the limits of detectable depth ranges.
Volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits have high conductivities (fig. 7–2B) exceeding 500 mS/m (millisiemens per meter) and are similar in magnitude to graphite and saltwater (Ford and others, 2007). Compared to igneous and metamorphic rocks with typical conductivities of <1 1="" 500="" a="" also="" and="" anoxic="" are="" as="" associated="" be="" between="" body.="" body="" br="" by="" can="" complicating="" conductive="" conductivities="" conductivity="" contain="" content="" contrast="" could="" definitive="" deposits.="" deposits="" difficult="" distinguish="" distinguishable="" economic="" effectively="" electromagnetic="" exploration="" factor="" from="" fully="" graphite="" highly="" horizons="" host="" however="" in="" increase="" introduced="" its="" m="" mask="" massive="" may="" ms="" noneconomic="" not="" of="" or="" ore="" other="" overlying="" physical="" potentially="" property.="" pyrite-rich="" pyrrhotite-rich="" reducing="" rock="" rocks="" sedimentary="" sediments.="" signal="" significant="" so="" some="" substantially="" such="" sulfide="" techniques="" that="" the="" themselves.="" thus="" to="" tools="" types="" typically="" unit="" useful="" vms="" water-rich="" water="" with="">Electrical resistivity surveys are useful in calculating the apparent resistivity of the subsurface at different depths resulting in the generation of cross sections of true resistivity (Ford and others, 2007). These can be used to produce three-dimensional geometries of ore bodies at depth. Resistivity surveys also are used to estimate the thickness of overburden, which
7. Geophysical Characteristics of Volcanogenic Massive Sulfide Deposits
By Lisa A. Morgan
118 7. Geophysical Characteristics of Volcanogenic Massive Sulfide Deposits
Figure 7–1. Schematic diagram of the modern Trans-Atlantic Geothermal (TAG) sulfide deposit on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, depicting a cross section of a volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit with concordant semi-massive to massive sulfide lens underlain by a discordant stockwork vein system and associated alteration halo. From Hannington and others (1998) and Galley and others (2007). Modified from Hannington and others (2005).
then can be used to improve interpretation of ground gravity surveys (Ford and others, 2007). Conductivity, the inverse of resistivity, also can be used to map overburden.
Induced polarization (IP) surveys measure the chargeability of the ground and the time variance in the response of the electromagnetic field, which is related to ability of the material to retain electrical charges. Induced polarization surveys are very effective in detecting disseminated sulfide bodies. Typically, these sulfides occur in the altered halo surrounding the massive sulfide ore body and may be associated with clays, which also produce significant IP responses (Ford and others, 2007).
The techniques associated with electromagnetic (EM) surveys, collected both on ground and in air, are the most common electrical methods employed in mineral exploration. Electromagnetic techniques can directly detect conductive features such as base metal deposits where significant contrasts in conductivity values occur between the ore bodies and their resistive host rocks (Thomas and others, 2000). Values for the conductivity of soils, rocks, and ore bodies, measured in milliSiemans per meter, span several orders of magnitude ranging from 3.57×109 mS/m for graphite to 5×108 mS/m for pyrrhotite to 0.01 mS/m for gravel and sand (Thomas and others, 2000). Both airborne and ground electromagnetic techniques are effective in detecting1>
Electrical Signature
Electrical methods are highly effective in identifying VMS targets because they respond to the electrical conductivity of the rocks and minerals, which can vary by 20 orders of magnitude (Grant and West, 1965). Electrical methods are unique in being able to detect such a large range of magnitudes; no other physical property has such a wide range. Because of this large potential range in values, a variety of electrical techniques have been developed that capitalize on these differences, such as measurement of conductivity, resistivity (the inverse of conductivity), induced polarization, electromagnetism, and gamma ray spectra (table 7–1). Electrical methods are currently the most used technique in surveying for VMS deposits; a variety of survey types (for example, MegaTEM, Titan24, and borehole techniques) are pushing the limits of detectable depth ranges.
Volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits have high conductivities (fig. 7–2B) exceeding 500 mS/m (millisiemens per meter) and are similar in magnitude to graphite and saltwater (Ford and others, 2007). Compared to igneous and metamorphic rocks with typical conductivities of <1 1="" 500="" a="" also="" and="" anoxic="" are="" as="" associated="" be="" between="" body.="" body="" br="" by="" can="" complicating="" conductive="" conductivities="" conductivity="" contain="" content="" contrast="" could="" definitive="" deposits.="" deposits="" difficult="" distinguish="" distinguishable="" economic="" effectively="" electromagnetic="" exploration="" factor="" from="" fully="" graphite="" highly="" horizons="" host="" however="" in="" increase="" introduced="" its="" m="" mask="" massive="" may="" ms="" noneconomic="" not="" of="" or="" ore="" other="" overlying="" physical="" potentially="" property.="" pyrite-rich="" pyrrhotite-rich="" reducing="" rock="" rocks="" sedimentary="" sediments.="" signal="" significant="" so="" some="" substantially="" such="" sulfide="" techniques="" that="" the="" themselves.="" thus="" to="" tools="" types="" typically="" unit="" useful="" vms="" water-rich="" water="" with="">Electrical resistivity surveys are useful in calculating the apparent resistivity of the subsurface at different depths resulting in the generation of cross sections of true resistivity (Ford and others, 2007). These can be used to produce three-dimensional geometries of ore bodies at depth. Resistivity surveys also are used to estimate the thickness of overburden, which
7. Geophysical Characteristics of Volcanogenic Massive Sulfide Deposits
By Lisa A. Morgan
118 7. Geophysical Characteristics of Volcanogenic Massive Sulfide Deposits
Figure 7–1. Schematic diagram of the modern Trans-Atlantic Geothermal (TAG) sulfide deposit on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, depicting a cross section of a volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit with concordant semi-massive to massive sulfide lens underlain by a discordant stockwork vein system and associated alteration halo. From Hannington and others (1998) and Galley and others (2007). Modified from Hannington and others (2005).
then can be used to improve interpretation of ground gravity surveys (Ford and others, 2007). Conductivity, the inverse of resistivity, also can be used to map overburden.
Induced polarization (IP) surveys measure the chargeability of the ground and the time variance in the response of the electromagnetic field, which is related to ability of the material to retain electrical charges. Induced polarization surveys are very effective in detecting disseminated sulfide bodies. Typically, these sulfides occur in the altered halo surrounding the massive sulfide ore body and may be associated with clays, which also produce significant IP responses (Ford and others, 2007).
The techniques associated with electromagnetic (EM) surveys, collected both on ground and in air, are the most common electrical methods employed in mineral exploration. Electromagnetic techniques can directly detect conductive features such as base metal deposits where significant contrasts in conductivity values occur between the ore bodies and their resistive host rocks (Thomas and others, 2000). Values for the conductivity of soils, rocks, and ore bodies, measured in milliSiemans per meter, span several orders of magnitude ranging from 3.57×109 mS/m for graphite to 5×108 mS/m for pyrrhotite to 0.01 mS/m for gravel and sand (Thomas and others, 2000). Both airborne and ground electromagnetic techniques are effective in detecting1>
Saturday, 24 May 2014
DIA DE REFLEXÃO NA EUROPA - O APOCALIPSE RUSSO AINDA DEMORA MAIS UNS TEMPOS E O GELO NUNCA MAIS ESTALA NESTA GUERRA FRIA 2014-2018
no news are Bad News
ONE MILE OF ICE TO MELT on Ice Melt: This Time Greenland
May 19, 2014
The bed topography beneath the Greenland ice sheet controls the flow of ice and its discharge into the ocean. Outlet glaciers move through a set of narrow valleys whose detailed geometry is poorly known, especially along the southern coasts. As a result, the contribution of the Greenland ice sheet and its glaciers to sea-level change in the coming century is uncertain. Here, we combine sparse ice-thickness data derived from airborne radar soundings with satellite- derived high-resolution ice motion data through a mass conservation optimization scheme . We infer ice thickness and bed topography along the entire periphery of the Greenland ice sheet at an unprecedented level of spatial detail and precision. We detect widespread ice-covered valleys that extend significantly deeper below sea level and farther inland than previously thought. Our findings imply that the outlet glaciers of Greenland, and the ice sheet as a whole, are probably more vulnerable to ocean thermal forcing and peripheral thinning than inferred previously from existing numerical ice-sheet models.Basic issue – Greenland is essentially a ring of mountains surrounding a bowl of ice.
Where fingers of the sea can reach in beneath the ice and get to the soft underbelly, glacial outflow can proceed really quickly.....NO BECAUSE IS SOME ISOSTATIC COMPENSATION
AND STRESS RELATED FAULTS THAT GOING ON AND OFF
New paper indicates there’s a lot more fingers than we thought, and longer.
This possibility was discussed in my video last year by the ever-prescient Dr.Mike MacCracken.
Greenland’s icy reaches are far more vulnerable to warm ocean waters from climate change than had been thought, according to new research by UC Irvine and NASA glaciologists. The work, published today in Nature Geoscience, shows previously uncharted deep valleys stretching for dozens of miles under the Greenland Ice Sheet.
The bedrock canyons sit well below sea level, meaning that as subtropical Atlantic waters hit the fronts of hundreds of glaciers,THEY GOING TO GO FROM WARM SUBTROPICAL TO 4ºC
AND SINK....AND WATER COLD AND WITH LOW DENSITY GOING TO APPEAR IN GREAT AMOUNTS AT THE SURFACE... those edges will erode much further than had been assumed and release far greater amounts of water.
Ice melt from the subcontinent has already
accelerated as warmer marine currents have migrated north, but older
models predicted that once higher ground was reached in a few years, the
ocean-induced melting would halt. Greenland’s frozen mass would stop
shrinking, and its effect on higher sea waters would be curtailed.
“That turns out to be incorrect. The glaciers
of Greenland are likely to retreat faster and farther inland than
anticipated – and for much longer – according to this very different
topography we’ve discovered beneath the ice,” said lead author Mathieu
Morlighem, a UCI associate project scientist. “This has major
implications, because the glacier melt will contribute much more to
rising seas around the globe.”
To obtain the results, Morlighem developed a
breakthrough method that for the first time offers a comprehensive view
of Greenland’s entire periphery. It’s nearly impossible to accurately
survey at ground level the subcontinent’s rugged, rocky subsurface,
which descends as much as 3 miles beneath the thick ice cap.
Since the 1970s, limited ice thickness data
has been collected via radar pinging of the boundary between the ice and
the bedrock. Along the coastline, though, rough surface ice and pockets
of water cluttered the radar sounding, so large swaths of the bed
remained invisible.
Measurements of Greenland’s topography have
tripled since 2009, thanks to NASA Operation IceBridge flights. But
Morlighem quickly realized that while that data provided a fuller
picture than had the earlier radar readings, there were still major gaps
between the flight lines.
To reveal the full subterranean landscape, he
designed a novel “mass conservation algorithm” that combined the
previous ice thickness measurements with information on the velocity and
direction of its movement and estimates of snowfall and surface melt.
The difference was spectacular. What appeared
to be shallow glaciers at the very edges of Greenland are actually long,
deep fingers stretching more than 100 kilometers (almost 65 miles)
inland.
“We anticipate that these results will have a profound and transforming impact on computer models of ice sheet evolution in Greenland in a warming climate,” the researchers conclude.
“Operation IceBridge vastly improved our
knowledge of bed topography beneath the Greenland Ice Sheet,” said
co-author Eric Rignot of UC Irvine and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
“This new study takes a quantum leap at filling the remaining, critical
data gaps on the map.”
The team also reported stark new findings last
week on accelerated glacial melt in West Antarctica. Together, the
papers “suggest that the globe’s sheets will contribute far more to sea level rise than current projections show,” Rignot said.
BOMB THE Large-scale fractures related to inception of the
Yellowstone hotspot AND STOP THE MELTING
Jonathan M.G. Glen
U.S. Geological Survey, 345 Middlefield Road, Menlo Park, California 94025, USA, and Berkeley
Geochronology Center, 2455 Ridge Road, Berkeley, California 94709, USA
David A. Ponce
U.S. Geological Survey, 345 Middlefield Road, Menlo Park, California 94025, USA
ABSTRACT
During middle Miocene time, western North America was subject to flood-basalt vol-
canism, dike-swarm injection, and broad-scale fracturing and folding of the crust. We
propose a simple model to account for these events and for a regional pattern of geologic
and geophysical features. Aeromagnetic maps reveal some of the most important elements
of this pattern, which are several narrow, arcuate anomalies, here referred to as the
Northern Nevada rifts. These rifts extend hundreds of kilometers across Nevada and are
likely caused by highly magnetic, middle Miocene mafic dikes. With the aid of filtering
techniques, the anomalies can be traced into Oregon. Together with other geologic fea-
tures, such as fold axes, dike swarms, and faults, they produce a spoke-like pattern fanning
over 220
of arc that converges toward a point near the Oregon-Idaho border
A possible cause for this pattern is a point source of stress at the base of the crust related
to the formation of the Yellowstone hotspot. The spoke-like pattern, however, does not
persist at large distances from the emerging hotspot; several hundred kilometers to the
south, the Northern Nevada rifts deviate significantly (From a radial trend. We show
that a simple model—imposing a point source of stress at the base of the crust and a
regional stress field aligned with the presumed middle Miocene stress direction—fits the
observed fracture pattern. It thus accounts for both the radial pattern present near the
nascent hotspot and the far-field pattern due to regional stresses.
Keywords:
Yellowstone hotspot, Northern Nevada rifts, Snake River Plain, dike swarm, flood
basalts, Columbia River Plateau.
INTRODUCTION
Among the most striking geophysical fea-
tures of western North America (Figs. 1 and
2) are long and narrow positive magnetic
anomalies (collectively referred to here as
the Northern Nevada riftsFriday, 16 May 2014
A BIOSFERA É DESCONTÍNUA ENTRE CÃO DE FILA E VASCO DA GAMA OU ENTRE GATO-PINGADO E TRISTE TIGRE DE PAPEL SELADO NÃO HÁ ELEMENTOS DE TRANSIÇÃO
VASCO DA GAMA QUE NOS GAMOU GAMA E GAMARÁ
É COMO FLORESTA CADUCA EM GRÃOS DE SILÍCIO SEM HYDOR
OU SEJA EM AREIA DAS MAIS SECAS
É UM BIÓTOPO QUE SÓ CONVEM A CERTAS ESPÉCIES
VASQUINHOS - Quercus sessiliflora Poa memorabilis similar à Poia memorável qu'anda livre....
Lonicera perclymenum (MADRESSILVA UMA MÃE PARA RELVAS MAIS ALTAS)
Solidago virgaurea ....
a 500 METROS UMA FLORESTA DESENVOLVE-SE EM CASCALHO HÚMIDO
É DO CARALHO O CASCALHO EMBORA ANÁLOGA À PRIMEIRA VISTA
SÓ MANTEM A Poa e a madressilva a Poia foi-se e há duas vezes mais ESPÉCIES DE RELVAS
QUE NO BIÓTOPO ANTERIOR E OS DOMINANTES
SÃO Quercus pedunculata Fraxinus excelsior Crataegus monogyna (espinheiro-alvar)
Ulmus campestris Hedera helix hera hera ,,,,Vicia sp Viola silvestris viola viola é violeta
a fôret en dourdain Seine et oise varia em poucos centos de metros
CONJUNTOS FISIOLÓGICOS AUTOTRÓFICOS PRODUTORES DE ORGÂNICA MATÉRIA
HETEROTRÓFICOS OU JÃBASKISTAS PRODUTORES DE MERDA...
É COMO FLORESTA CADUCA EM GRÃOS DE SILÍCIO SEM HYDOR
OU SEJA EM AREIA DAS MAIS SECAS
É UM BIÓTOPO QUE SÓ CONVEM A CERTAS ESPÉCIES
VASQUINHOS - Quercus sessiliflora Poa memorabilis similar à Poia memorável qu'anda livre....
Lonicera perclymenum (MADRESSILVA UMA MÃE PARA RELVAS MAIS ALTAS)
Solidago virgaurea ....
a 500 METROS UMA FLORESTA DESENVOLVE-SE EM CASCALHO HÚMIDO
É DO CARALHO O CASCALHO EMBORA ANÁLOGA À PRIMEIRA VISTA
SÓ MANTEM A Poa e a madressilva a Poia foi-se e há duas vezes mais ESPÉCIES DE RELVAS
QUE NO BIÓTOPO ANTERIOR E OS DOMINANTES
SÃO Quercus pedunculata Fraxinus excelsior Crataegus monogyna (espinheiro-alvar)
Ulmus campestris Hedera helix hera hera ,,,,Vicia sp Viola silvestris viola viola é violeta
a fôret en dourdain Seine et oise varia em poucos centos de metros
CONJUNTOS FISIOLÓGICOS AUTOTRÓFICOS PRODUTORES DE ORGÂNICA MATÉRIA
HETEROTRÓFICOS OU JÃBASKISTAS PRODUTORES DE MERDA...
Monday, 14 April 2014
OS RIOS CURSOS DE ÁGUAS MÍTICAS QUE BROTAM DAS PEDRAS E SE EVAPORAM ARMAZENANDO CALOR E ENERGIA POTENCIAL GRAVÍTICA - HOJE TEMOS TÉCNICAS QUE PERMITEM CALCULAR EM CADA MOMENTO A IMPORTÂNCIA DA MASSA LÍQUIDA EM MOVIMENTO MAS AINDA NÃO COMPREENDEMOS TOTALMENTE O COMPORTAMENTO DESSES FLUXOS EM REGIME HIDRÁULICO DITO TURBULENTO NEM TEMOS DADOS SOBRE O SEU REGIME EM PERÍODOS DE ARKSTORMS QUE SE IRÃO TORNANDO PROVAVELMENTE MAIS VULGARES DEPOIS DESTE INVERNO INGLÊS DE 2013-2014
Monday, 7 April 2014
"VISCOUS CREEP" ERODE CONTINENTS IN VENUS, ROCKS HEAT AND GO SOFT AND FLOW.....IT'S LIKE THE POLITICAL CRIPS
٠ - ١ - ٢ - ٣ -٤ - ٥ - ٦ - ٧ - ٨ - ٩.........١٠ AND ٢ ٣ OR٤ ٥ ٦ ٧ - ٨ ٠ - ١ - ٢ - ٣ -٠ - ١ - ٢ - ٣ -٤ - ٠ - ١ - ٢ - ٣ -٤ - ٥ - ٦ - ٧ - ٨ - ٩) ٥٠ - ١ - ٢ - ٣ -٤ - ٥ - ٦ - ٧ - ٨ - ٠ - ١ - ٢ - ٣ -٤ - ٥ - ٦ - ٧ - ٨ - ٩) ٩) - ٦ - ٧ - ٨ - ٩) ٩) ٩PESSOAS)
WTF IS HFT? A GEOLOGIC PROCESS? 10 KM ACROSS CINDER CONES IN APHRODITE THE LARGEST "CONTINENT " ON VENUSIAN SWAMPLANDS?
LEGLESS HFT'S LARGER THAN LIFE
A SWARMING ARMY OF THIEFS AND THIEF'S WITH BIG THEET?
CRESTED SKULLS OF KAISERLIKE WARRIORS DESCEND FROM MERCKELAND
THEY INSISTED THAT PIIGS ARE SOLID STOLID MIDCASTE UNTERMENSCH
A RACE OF LAZY BEINGS
HEIL THE PURPLE HEART BAND OF BROTHERS
CROWN THE DARK HEARTLINE OF LOST SOULS ACROSS THE INTERCONTINENTAL
DIVIDE
THE SLOW SOFTENING OF THE BONES IN CREMATORIA WORLD'S
Nobody knows lots of things, could water be essential for plate tectonics? Venus is dominated by hot-spots? U.V rays broke more H2O apart or in two than in the free ozone zone in the 90's ? circular depressions concentric ridgelike rings with hundreds of miles across the CORONAS (not korunas ok) are created by a surge of magma
is a mechanism for venus to shed it's heat?
storms and arkstorms can ye they can trigger earthquakes by the word Let the earth bring forth earthquakes and quacks.....
living creatures according to their kinds—livestock and creeping things and beasts of the earth according to their kinds, this HFT is kind of....
A SWARMING ARMY OF THIEFS AND THIEF'S WITH BIG THEET?
CRESTED SKULLS OF KAISERLIKE WARRIORS DESCEND FROM MERCKELAND
THEY INSISTED THAT PIIGS ARE SOLID STOLID MIDCASTE UNTERMENSCH
A RACE OF LAZY BEINGS
HEIL THE PURPLE HEART BAND OF BROTHERS
CROWN THE DARK HEARTLINE OF LOST SOULS ACROSS THE INTERCONTINENTAL
DIVIDE
THE SLOW SOFTENING OF THE BONES IN CREMATORIA WORLD'S
Nobody knows lots of things, could water be essential for plate tectonics? Venus is dominated by hot-spots? U.V rays broke more H2O apart or in two than in the free ozone zone in the 90's ? circular depressions concentric ridgelike rings with hundreds of miles across the CORONAS (not korunas ok) are created by a surge of magma
is a mechanism for venus to shed it's heat?
storms and arkstorms can ye they can trigger earthquakes by the word Let the earth bring forth earthquakes and quacks.....
living creatures according to their kinds—livestock and creeping things and beasts of the earth according to their kinds, this HFT is kind of....
Friday, 28 March 2014
OS NOVOS JUDEUS SÃO OS CIGANOS NÃO QUEREM IR PARA OS CAMPOS DE TRABALHO ENTÃO QUE VÃO PARA O CARALHO NA ALEMANHA TRABALHA-SE OU RALHA-SE - OSAMA BIN LADEN E MERCKEL E TAVARES QUE É RICO E TEM OURO NO PENICO - GUERREIROS DA FÉ É O QUE É VINDOS DUM PASSADO DEMOGRAFICAMENTE ULTRAPASSADO TENTAM SUSTER A MARÉ DOS SUB-HUMANOS FEITOS GADO ESTRAGADO E O OCIDENTE RESPONDE COM O CRUZADO À INVASÃO - O CRUZADO DO SANTO ÓLEO QUE DEFENDE A EUROPA DO CRIME NA CRIMEIA É MEU IRMÃO POIS ENTÃO SENÃO OS ETHNOI COMEM-NOS VIVOS OH BOY HO HO BOY
na realidade
a alemanha
por fatalidade
tamanha
resolveu expulsar
quem não tem lugar
O TEU SEMBLANTE DUAL
DE CHRISTO E DE JUDAS
E NISSO ATÉ AJUDAS
É ATAVISMO MEDIEVAL
PARECES QUIÇÁ AQUI?
Ó INEXISTENTE VIRTUAL
O AYATOLLA KHOMEINI
A PREGAR A SANTA GUERRA
CONTRA A BANCA QUE ENCERRA
NO JURO O PESO DE TODO O MAL
QUE É UM BEM AFINAL
PARA QUEM O RECEBE
OU COMO CROMWELL QUE PERCEBE
QUE É EFÉMERA A VIDA TERRESTRE
NUM BUCOLISMO CAMPESTRE
CALVINO PROCLAMA QUE É ILUSÃO
A FELICIDADE TEMPORAL
E FRAGMENTA A EURO DIVISÃO
POIS DE PORRADA GOSTA AFINAL
DE CHRISTO E DE JUDAS
E NISSO ATÉ AJUDAS
É ATAVISMO MEDIEVAL
PARECES QUIÇÁ AQUI?
Ó INEXISTENTE VIRTUAL
O AYATOLLA KHOMEINI
A PREGAR A SANTA GUERRA
CONTRA A BANCA QUE ENCERRA
NO JURO O PESO DE TODO O MAL
QUE É UM BEM AFINAL
PARA QUEM O RECEBE
OU COMO CROMWELL QUE PERCEBE
QUE É EFÉMERA A VIDA TERRESTRE
NUM BUCOLISMO CAMPESTRE
CALVINO PROCLAMA QUE É ILUSÃO
A FELICIDADE TEMPORAL
E FRAGMENTA A EURO DIVISÃO
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a fairy tale
none of the above
first: the albedo decreased lots
second: the permafrost release more ch4 everyday
third or thurd ? cows sacred or not make more turd's this days and they give a extra CH4 before slaughter by chinese and african's and 5 billion others
IV - or intra-ve.....the drop in global GDP if this reduction take place
of about 450 ppm in 2100?
well the killing of joe gallo don't change these emissions
you need to kill the surplus population that by 2100 are at least 9 billion people
2 billion more than now or three
if they reach 10,000,000,000
changes in the global menu?
i don't like ratburger's von McDonald
Abstract: August–July precipitation has been reconstructed back to AD 1724 for the Mohe region in the northern Greater Higgnan Mountains, China, using Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica tree-ring width. The reconstruction explains 39% of the variance in the precipitation observed from AD 1960–2008. Some droughts noted in historical documents are precisely captured in our reconstruction. Wet periods occurred during the periods of AD 1734–1785, AD 1805–1830, AD 1863–1880, AD 1922–1961, and AD 1983–1998; while the periods of AD 1786–1804, AD 1831–1862, AD 1881–1921, and AD 1962–1982 were relatively dry. Power spectral and wavelet analyses demonstrated the existence of significant 24-yr, 12-yr, and 2-yrcycles of variability. The results of the spatial correlations suggest that our reconstruction contains climatic signals for the southern Stanovoy Range and the northern Greater Higgnan Mountains. The positive correlations between the new reconstructed precipitation series and two precipitation reconstructions indicate that our precipitation reconstruction captures broad-scale regional climatic variations. A comparison between the weakening tendency of summer monsoon and the dry period of our reconstruction reveals that the annual precipitation in the Mohe region is partly influenced by the East Asian Summer Monsoon.