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NameBrock Gomez
Date20-02-2010
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MessageI really like when people are expressing their opinion and thought. So I like the way you are writing


NameClimate Observer
Date18-02-2010
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Messagesmilie Just a quick note to again thank my readership and acknowledge that passing of 9000 hits as of today.


NameswelmmetSmono
Date30-01-2010
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MessageVery nice Blog, I will tell my friends about it.

Thanks


NameClimate Observer
Date28-01-2010
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Messagesmilie Hi to Gabs and handjive.

Thanks to both of you for visiting and for those kind words. I hope you visit again. Also don't forget to tell your friends and family to have a look too.

See you both on AB's blog. smilie


NameGabs
Date27-01-2010
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MessageHi, and thanks for putting this excellent blog together!

I'm a very infrequent AB poster, but I try to read everything there each day and I have always appreciated your posts

Hope you had a wonderful Australia Day too...


Namehandjive
Date27-01-2010
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MessageHi observer, great site & many thanks for your hard work.


NameClimate Observer
Date25-01-2010
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Messagesmilie Greetings again to all my readership both new and old. Again I just want to acknowledge your wonderful support as my blog passes the 8000 hit mark in such a relatively short time.

I trust you are all still finding the information here relative and interesting and I hope you will continue with your patronage of my blog.


Namesolar panel construction
Date20-01-2010
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MessageI'm the kind of hombre who loves to seek original stuff. Presently I am building my hold photovoltaic panels. I'm making it all alone without the help of my staff. I am utilizing the net as the only way to acheive that. I encountered a really amazing website which explains how to build photovoltaic panels and wind generators. The website explains all the steps needed for pv panel building.

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Tnx for reading this. U people are great.


Nameelsie
Date16-01-2010
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MessageThis new information is excellent, What a lot of great research and hard work it shows. Really great!


NameClimate Observer
Date04-01-2010
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Messagesmilie Greetings Eric Parker,
Thank you for your comment and for becoming a follower of this blog. You asked a couple of questions about UHI effect and is it being compensated for by the various data sets. Firstly let me answer your request for more information on UHI by guiding you to my link to Watts Up With That. Once there type UHI into the search facility. This will give you a good range of additional information that may answer most of your questions.

To the question of do the data sets compensate for UHI. To the best of my knowledge NASA GISS do, but only in the US. Their formulas employed always sem to round up. HadCRUT apparently don't adjust at all, nor does NCDC. UAH and RSS satellite systems both measure the lower troposphere and therefore are unaffected by UHI.

You may also try the site climate4you (again follow the link on my blogroll) It too has some very good information in it's tags on the main data sets and UHI.

I hope this helps.


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