Comments on: Back In the Classroom- Well at the front of it! http://wildwildweather.com/forecastblog/2008/08/back-in-the-classroom-well-at-the-front-of-it/ Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:23:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Matt http://wildwildweather.com/forecastblog/2008/08/back-in-the-classroom-well-at-the-front-of-it/comment-page-1/#comment-73 Matt Thu, 28 Aug 2008 15:33:18 +0000 http://wildwildweather.com/forecastblog/?p=146#comment-73 I am very happy for James Paul Dice. I will miss seeing him on Channel 19 but think he will really improve things at Channel 6 . . . not that they were bad to begin with but J.P. is the only one I can think of who would give the good old Spann man any major competition in the Birmingham market. I'm amazed that teachers still get in trouble for teaching evolution . . . I went to a little school in Nauvoo, Alabama with only about 500 students and they taught evolution. Then again that was ten years ago. As for climate change I'm still undecided. I think unnecessary pollution of the atmosphere is always a bad thing whether it causes catastrophic climate change or not . . . but all the politics involved in it make me wary of some of the more outspoken people on the issue . . . I'd like to hear what some operational meteorologists think about it, actually. Most of what I've heard has been from television . . . and you know how reliable that is . . . I am very happy for James Paul Dice. I will miss seeing him on Channel 19 but think he will really improve things at Channel 6 . . . not that they were bad to begin with but J.P. is the only one I can think of who would give the good old Spann man any major competition in the Birmingham market.

I’m amazed that teachers still get in trouble for teaching evolution . . . I went to a little school in Nauvoo, Alabama with only about 500 students and they taught evolution. Then again that was ten years ago. As for climate change I’m still undecided. I think unnecessary pollution of the atmosphere is always a bad thing whether it causes catastrophic climate change or not . . . but all the politics involved in it make me wary of some of the more outspoken people on the issue . . . I’d like to hear what some operational meteorologists think about it, actually. Most of what I’ve heard has been from television . . . and you know how reliable that is . . .

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