www.worldnetdaily.com (I haven't ever seen one weatherman get it right
yet) That's so funny I am laughing myself to sleep.nite nite folks :{)
cuhulin

This has 'what' to do with shortwave??
I was very pleased to see your recent absence but I see you have escaped
and unfortunatly come back to this group.

wrote:
www.worldnetdaily.com (I haven't ever seen one weatherman get it right
yet) That's so funny I am laughing myself to sleep.nite nite folks :{)
cuhulin

I am listening to a few eldery Ham Operators (Kenny and Ron) in my area
on 146.760 MHz on my scanner radio.They are talking about Tropical Storm
Emily and some sort of a problem with a Pinebelt Repeter,I notice there
is some static on 146.760 MHz.What does that have to do with Shortwave
Radio? When the weather gets bad around here,there are Ham Radio
Operators talking about the weather and tornado spotters out and about
with their Ham Radios.Those weather reporters we see and hear on tv and
we hear on the news media on AM and FM radio have to report weather news
according to how fed govt wants them to report the weather news.Either
Popular Science or Popular Mechanics magazine had an article about that
a year or so ago and a few months ago,I read an article about that in
one of my computer magazines.The news media slants and twist and spins
the news according to how fed govt orders them to do so and that also
goes for the news media weather news.The best way to predict the weather
is to buy a good Barometer and learn how to use it.
cuhulin

On 2005-07-12 09:46:14 -0400, said:

I am listening to a few eldery Ham Operators (Kenny and Ron) in my area
on 146.760 MHz on my scanner radio.They are talking about Tropical Storm
Emily and some sort of a problem with a Pinebelt Repeter,I notice there
is some static on 146.760 MHz.What does that have to do with Shortwave
Radio? When the weather gets bad around here,there are Ham Radio
Operators talking about the weather and tornado spotters out and about
with their Ham Radios.Those weather reporters we see and hear on tv and
we hear on the news media on AM and FM radio have to report weather news
according to how fed govt wants them to report the weather news.Either
Popular Science or Popular Mechanics magazine had an article about that
a year or so ago and a few months ago,I read an article about that in
one of my computer magazines.The news media slants and twist and spins
the news according to how fed govt orders them to do so and that also
goes for the news media weather news.The best way to predict the weather
is to buy a good Barometer and learn how to use it.
cuhulin


Bull****. Paranoid bull****. Stuff on TV is done for RATINGS.


--
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Peter: "I'll tell you what it's NOT for and then you'll know why I can
never go back to Sea World."

Tom Randy wrote:

On 2005-07-12 09:46:14 -0400, said:

I am listening to a few eldery Ham Operators (Kenny and Ron) in my area
on 146.760 MHz on my scanner radio.They are talking about Tropical Storm
Emily and some sort of a problem with a Pinebelt Repeter,I notice there
is some static on 146.760 MHz.What does that have to do with Shortwave
Radio? When the weather gets bad around here,there are Ham Radio
Operators talking about the weather and tornado spotters out and about
with their Ham Radios.Those weather reporters we see and hear on tv and
we hear on the news media on AM and FM radio have to report weather news
according to how fed govt wants them to report the weather news.Either
Popular Science or Popular Mechanics magazine had an article about that
a year or so ago and a few months ago,I read an article about that in
one of my computer magazines.The news media slants and twist and spins
the news according to how fed govt orders them to do so and that also
goes for the news media weather news.The best way to predict the weather
is to buy a good Barometer and learn how to use it.
cuhulin


Bull****. Paranoid bull****. Stuff on TV is done for RATINGS.

Always remember, news = entertainment. That's why TV weather has flashy
weather maps and live shots of the city. My local TV weather always
shows a flag waving around to show you how fast the wind is blowing. Yet
another contribution to the dumbing down of America.


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