Club Q Q107-Loyalty Club (Southern ON Only) v4

[Lee03]

Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

[the H team]

Afternoon Q sters,
Thanx for he AC/DC tunes. I really want to see them. They are on my must see list.

Glad you're feeling better today, Loocie. hope it continues.

Sorry you're still under the weather, Andit. good thing you have critters for entertainment.

Welcome back Kenrod!

[kawam]

Although this might come as a shock to residents of the Northeast who are still digging themselves out from record amounts of snow, new data shows the Northern Hemisphere winter of 2014-15 — defined as the period from December to February — was the warmest on record for Earth.
In addition, the year-to-date so far is the warmest on record, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
SEE ALSO: Summer heat waves may have roots in rapid Arctic warming

Both these data points, plus information from NASA and other researchers, demonstrates that the record-warm year of 2014 was no fluke. In fact, 2015 has a decent shot at exceeding the 2014 record, for a back-to-back string of record-warm years.


Winter average temperature departures from the 1981-2010 average.
IMAGE: NOAA/NCDC

NASA also ranked February 2015 as the second-warmest such month on record in its database, behind February 1998. NOAA and NASA track similar sets of weather stations, but process the information and rank months and years in slightly different ways, which can lead to discrepancies in their rankings.
Remarkably, the globally-averaged land surface temperature during this past December to February was 2.63 degrees Fahrenheit above the 20th-century average, tying with 2007 as the highest for that period since instrument records began in 1880. The land temperature milestone was reached despite extreme cold throughout eastern Canada and half of the lower 48 states during all of February.
Much-warmer-than average temperatures this winter were widespread across Central America, northern and central South America, Australia, most of Africa and much of Eurasia, including a broad swath that covered most of Russia and extended across Scandinavia, according to NOAA and NASA data.
More importantly, the average temperature across land and ocean surfaces was the warmest on record during meteorological winter, beating the previous record set in 2007 by 0.05 degrees Fahrenheit.

[The Jester]

[The Jester]

Practical recycling / bird feeders

[heartgirl99]

Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

thanks lee!


https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing

[The Jester]

Yacht-queduct
This sucker is 333 feet long and I thought of Lee and Knottythots having a tad of envy seeing it.
This was shot in Netherlands

[22hicks]

Wow, that's some yacht

[WolfDio]

sometime since the sc change up, i have had a problem
posting youtube vids and a few other sc thingys -
shirley it just can't be me

https://youtu.be/QH3Fx41Jpl4

terrific simone

I Sent You a PM to Explain.
Hope it Helps.

[WolfDio]

Thunderstruck

ACDC - Thunderstruck 2:40

thunderstruck-ac/dc

ac/dc ---- thunderstruck

OK... I give up...

What did it Strike??

[orsybe]

ACDC - 8:37 pm - Highway to Hell

[Lee03]

Yacht-queduct
This sucker is 333 feet long and I thought of Lee and Knottythots having a tad of envy seeing it.
This was shot in Netherlands

wow... That's massive!!

[Mechman47]

Thanks for all the AC/DC songs!

Just home, had a minor fender bender, not my fault, but shakes you up.
First time going to a reporting centre, not bad, considering.
So I guess it was almost a near miss...

[Mechman47]

Listening to Alice's Restaurant, thinking I am very lucky;
They didn't make me sit on the Group W Bench tonight!


Thanks Mr Wolf

[alohamom]

Yikes!