lwHancock

Spontaneous generation of life is a corner post of organic evolution. Without it, Darwin’s evolutionary model falls apart. Everything that evolution postulates demands that life started through the spontaneous appearance of life. Per chemical evolution, all life – plants, bacteria, fish, land animals, and man originated from chemical compounds. Lets look at the claims and the statistical probabilities of spontaneous generation of life...
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It has been a few months since I last blogged. Back in March I blogged about an antibiotic that nearly killed me. In that blog I mentioned that my PSA levels went up and I was being treated for a prostate infection. Following a number of months of taking antibiotics, my PSA level kept going in the wrong direction. To make a long story short, a second biopsy was done and found cancer....
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Since loosing Sissy to cancer, we've been looking for a reputable breeder within driving distance in search for our next "little girl." We've researched quite a few breeders and their breeding lineage. We finally located a breeder in Arizona that has an impressive litter of pups. We got the pick of the litter. Meet Joy...
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Some six months ago, I had a PSA (prostate specific antigen) test come back indicating possible cancer. Immediately, I had flashbacks to 10 years ago when my life turned into a nightmare over one of these tests. To make a long story short, back then I was advised by my doctor to sign up for a cancer research program at John Hopkins as it seemed I had an aggressive form of cancer...
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This morning Judy and I had to say goodbye to Sissy, our beautiful and devoted rottweiler. She was our adventure companion and a loving member of our family.
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Over the past few decades, I've been following the debate on global warming with an interest in the data and applied mathematics. As engineer with a professional background in RF engineering and research and development, all of which are math intensive, I feel the time has come to expose some of the false premises that I keep seeing crop up in alarmist claims regarding global temperatures being at an unprecidented upward trend.
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The abysmal failure of the Copenhagen conference underscores the public's distrust in the science of the United Nation's International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). As we received our daily doses of television coverage of the Copenhagen proceedings and the usual emotion ladened tripe of how our planet is in the grips of a hellishly hot slide towards thermogeddon, it is easy to become convinced it is all true. But how much of the message is built on empirical evidence and sound science?
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I reserved making any comments on the events of the past week because I wanted to weigh both sides of the story before forming an opinion. For those who haven't been watching the news, on November 17th, a whistleblower released over 200 (unzipped) megabytes of private e-mails, documents, computer code, and source data from the Climate Research Unit (CRU) of the University of East Anglia to the public domain. The CRU is the internationally agreed keepers of paleoclimate data and the instrument record for our world's climate. The CRU is were most scientists interested in climate studies get their data.
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An Epic debate is underway in our country. Proposed climate legislation would have a far-reaching impact on your standard of living and give government a portal into every aspect of our lives. [More...]

Over the years, I've followed a few excellent debates on global warming. Recently, however, a debate took place between the Washington Post's thermogeddon scare purveyor, one Andrew Freedman, and Climate Depot's climate realist, Marc Morano wherein Morano demonstrates in graphic gory (no pun intended Al) detail how to totally shred the false claims presented by warming alarmists. [More...]

The GCMs (General Circulation Models) used by the IPCC do not take into account the true radiative forcings of cloud cover and how lower altitude clouds are an important climate driver. It is assumed in the models that cyclic changes of the activity of the sun changes the TSI (Total Solar Insolation) by a fraction too small so as to be negligible in the total radiative budget of our climate. If you’re measuring only the direct components of the thermal equation through a cloudless atmosphere, the assumption would make sense. However, the sun’s electromagnetic cycles play a huge role in indirectly modulating the amount of solar insolation received by the earth through its affect on cloud formation. In fact, modulated cloud formation is 19 times more powerful a climate driver than all other green house gasses combined, the least of which is CO2. [More...]