OT -- recommend a book on history of Earth climate

sidd

On 22 Aug 2007 04:04:18 GMT, with neither quill nor qualm, snipped-for-privacy@situ.com () quickly quoth:

One alarmist's view can HARDLY be called "honest and impartial", sidd.

What about _The Skeptical Environmentalist_ by Bjorn Lomborg? It was written about a Greenpeacer who gained enough knowledge to start questioning The Litany.

-- Books are the compasses and telescopes and sextants and charts which other men have prepared to help us navigate the dangerous seas of human life. --Jesse Lee Bennett

Which, I'm sure, are right next to your Bible.

Thanks, Rich

As opposed to your vast collection of coloring books?

Don't you have a printer?

BTW: I caught a wheeled laptop desk for your bed for $20 at a Walgreen's sale recently. I am going to make an adjustable bracket to use the NEMA mount on a spare LCD monitor, then use a regular keyboard and mouse while laying down on my hospital bed to elevate my swollen legs. I hate just laying there, doing nothing but stare at the ceiling, but some days I have no choice.

I enjoy reading the older Sci-Fi, up to the '80s. The monitor allows me to select the font size I want. The last book I borrowed from the library was set in a small font, so i had to use my flatbed scanner and computer to read it.

You've seen what Video Eye has to offer haven't you?