Pray for snow 08/09

praying has too many negative religious connotations.  I am going more with hope and cutting back on my carbon imprint by buying nothing from china and india and only buying locally grown produce.  Don't pray be proactive and Hope is better than any religious bullshit!  Whoop Whoop look at K-ho www.kickinghorseresort.com!  Till next time keep it real and visit www.gnarstars.com

http://www.theweathernetwork.com/weather/CAAB0049

I prefer meditating for snow

I have seen it and many other documentaries and one thing I have learned is that all statistics can be warped by the inputs chosen to create the correlation in the first place. It doesn't matter where you get your information there is always some sort of bias.  I have formed my opinions by making educated decisions based on what I have learned from a variety of sources.  Its not like i am a complete subscriber to the "inconvenient douche", Al Gore, but there is no doubt that carbon emissions from firstly transportation and secondly production are the main contributors to rapid spikes in global temperatures over the last 10 years.  These temperatures are also unprecedented through Raw data collected from core samples all over the globe.  There are two sides but in this case anti-climate change is kind of like the tobacco advertising regime of 1960/70's, a campaign based purely on biased computer generated correlations which have no real data to back them up.

JEA! for snow

Climate change is a very obvious concern, however, people often lose sight of the immediate dangers of pollution and the consumer lifestyle in favour of discussing the big picture. 

My personal feeling is that the seasons have simply shifted.  It doesn't get cold until the end of Nov now, and COP had snow on it well into May last year.  Whichever side you choose for the climate change debate, wear shorts: 

A COP study conducted last week revealed a correlation between the wearing of shorts in winter and snowfall.  They demonstrated that one day of shorts-wearing can yield up to 4 inches of snow.  So by my calculations, if we all wear shorts 5 days a week, we will get 20 inches of snow per week, which equals a total snowfall of approximately 80 inches by Christmas.  For those metric among you, that's almost 300cms!!!  Accounting for 60% snowfall to base ratio, that means COP will have a 180cm (of natural snow!) base by Christmas if we wear shorts Monday to Friday!

Haha.  Bring on winter!

And you should watch The 11th Hour. Ive seen both, I saw the GGWS first, and my viewpoint correlated with that movie after I watched it, and after I saw the 11th hour, my viewpoint changed again. Only now it's a blended point of view. Now I figure that there is clearly something that we are doing to fuck up our planet, and there is SO much we can do to help it, but I also believe our "carbon footprint" is not completely the culprit.

sounds good lets do it