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I think you will find that the scientific community is very open to alternative theories as long as they have some basis in science and not born through some political agenda. Whilst the world's scientists generally agree with the man made climate change theory there is massive disagreement when it comes to the severity of it and the time-scales involved and there is always a chance that the world's climate will adapt to the increased CO2 and regulate itself. The facts are: CO2 and other greenhouse gases absorb more heat from the sun. CO2 and other greenhouse gases are being pumped out in millions of tons a year by us. There has been a sharp increase in temperature in the last half a century which SOMETHING has caused. The recent sharp increase does not tie in with natural variations like solar activity, volcanic activity and changes in earths orbit. The last half a century has seen a massive increase in CO2 due to man. There is a link between CO2 and temperature of the planet. Now if you're a scientist and you can come up with an alternative theory to man made climate change you will win a nobel prize and save every government around the world a fortune.

Fair play to Rage.

Easily a striker, if Lambert got injured our play-off hopes would vanish in an instant.

To be honest, whilst I agree that man made climate change is happening (I actually agree with the scientists who predict it to be worse than most think - they are generally the ones who have appeared to been right before) from a selfish point of view I am not really that worried. 1. It is ****ing freezing cold outside, I'd prefer it to be warmer. 2. The UK is very likely to be one of the countries least effected and might actually be one of the countries who benefit from a warmer climate.

Same as the X Factor single then.

I don't think the song goes "**** you I will do whatever clever marketing tells me" Call me cynical but this Rage thing could just be a viral campaign, how funny would it be if it turned out to be Cowell's doing?

It is ironic that all the people buying the Rage Against the Machine are just pouring money into the same pot as those buying the X Factor single.

Two thirds of global temperature data comes from ocean records, free of UHI effect. For land records, urban trends are compared to nearby rural data - anomalous urban trends are homogenized to match rural records. However, in most cases, the urban temperature trend is observed to be little different to the rural trend.

You might want to inform NASA of your ground breaking news (probably best go into detail and explain them a bit more), this is their current findings... "Global surface air temperatures rose three-quarters of a degree Celsius (almost one and a half degrees Fahrenheit) in the last century, but at twice that amount in the past 50 years. Eleven of the last 12 years (1995-2006) are the warmest since accurate recordkeeping began in 1850. The oceans have absorbed much of this increased heat, with the top 700 meters (about 2,300 feet) of ocean showing warming of 0.18 degrees Fahrenheit since 1955." I might be wrong but I'm pretty sure NASA also use satellites and stuff, they are obviously not as advanced as yours tho. Also, I covered the Heat Island Effect in GCSE geography, I am shocked to find out NASA and all the World's leading scientists have not heard of it. Probably worth informing them about that too.

Why do you persist in turning it into a political issue - all the main parties agree with climate change you retard.

I prefer Bart, better on crosses and better distribution.

Exactly, they have to face up to the fact that the Airline industry has gone through dramatic changes in recent years. It's a simple case of adapt or die and like in many industries it means the workers might have to accept worse conditions and less pay.

I think unions are dated, they were a great idea when kids were being sent down the mines for 12 hours a day and a job was for life, but now things have moved on. If you don't like your job you are free to get another one with conditions that suit you. If the BA cabin staff are so hard done by there must be plenty of other companies with better pay and conditions. If not then they have nothing to moan about.

I can see them getting 4 wins out of that lot - if they improve.

This season is good but Bucharest was better.

I don't think he will go anywhere, I can't see a Prem club taking a punt on a League 1 player and I doubt any Championship club could afford what Saints would want for him. Poaching a player from Saints owned by a billionaire is very different to poaching a player from a skint Saints run buy a bean counter.

I don't get how people can work for a company that loses £300mill a year then moan like babies when they want to make cuts.

Notts County will be the next club to go into admin IMO, their keeper is on 15K a week and Munto are not going to be around for much longer.

You're talking ******, by your rationalle Chelsea would have fielded their strongest side against QPR, not their reserves. All good manager prioritise certain games over others, it's not even just the big 4 all the other teams do it, even some in our league.

The Chelsea starting lineup against QPR in the Carling Cup game this year... Hilario Ivanovic Ferreira Belletti Hutchinson J Cole Mikel Malouda Zhirkov Kalou Borini

That's not true, apart from the fact that it's not just the big 4 who rest players for less important games. They have often lost to lesser teams as a result. Arsenal fielded a bunch of kids against Man City despite being weaker on paper. It's good management to rest your best players when needed. That means you prioritize.

I'm guessing this is a case of The Echo getting too big for it's boots and Cortese is simply letting them know where they stand. In the past, with all the Lowe/PLC/takeover nonsense there was a bit of value in having them onside, now we have a billionare in charge and what the Echo writes makes no difference to anyone.

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Crisis-club-Portsmouth-hit-by-Fratton-Park-row-Exclusive-article255095.html

I would be happy to see Blair suffer the same fate as Saddam.

I wouldn't put our a weakened team for the sake of it but if I was manager, and thought some players would benefit from a rest, I would choose the FA Cup game because it's the least important. All managers prioritise games at some point, you never see Arsene Wenger say "we must win every game" then end up with half his team injured or suspended for a vital League match because they had to turn out for a Coca-Cola cup fixture a few days before hand.