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July 24, 2012
People got burns on their feet. the hubbub led his company to say they are working with authorities to improve safety. now, i have a suggestion for them right now about how to improve the safety of the hot coal thing. step one, do not do the hot coal thing anymore. but if theyre going to do it, perhaps instead of imagining youre walking on cool moss, as tony robbins exhorts you to, why not visualize the science of why walking on coals does not have to hurt. it basically has to do with the fact t...
July 4, 2012
Youre most likely helping a small farmer in the united states. >> one thing i have to say, pat has an incredible ipad app and shows you all the cuts of meat, how to cook properly and walks you through step by step, right? you can download it today and help you when youre not around, they cant hire you out to barbecue. >> the apple will explain how you should grind and all the key points and tips of how to make your own burger. >> is there one ingredient you want to leave out? or any ingredients ...
February 22, 2012
That news comes as an iranian general warns his country would consider a preempttive strike against any nation considered a threat. one of the best known works of arm, "the scream" is going up for auction in may. it could fetch $80 million. and finally it could be a real life water world right there. scientists say theyve discovered a new planet more than twice the size of earth with more water and less rock than we have but its also a bit too hot for any of us to live on with a surface temp...
December 6, 2011
It orbits the czar that is a lot like our sun. the average surface temperature could be a comfortable 72 degrees. if there a greenhouse effect. it is 600 light years away from earth. so to talk about it is ridiculous, so, in other words we will not be able to ever exist it. and now, we have editor of science fox news. >>guest: it is similar because it is just far enough from the sun it orbits that it is inhabitable so it probably has water. it kind of looks like our planet. keep in mind we have ...
December 6, 2011
Halliburton says bps charges are, quote, without merit. could there be another earth? nasa dwovred a planet outside our solar sam that likely has water and rock and a surface temperature near 72 degrees. but astronomers say it may be a bit to big for life to exist with a rocky core and mostly ocean. the countdown is on. 28 days until the iowa caucuses, just 35 until the first primary in new hampshire. we need to check the ground game in the big states. heres mark murray. mark, good morning. ...
July 16, 2011
and hello and good morning to you all. millions of americans are in the grip right now of a massive heat wave. we will tell you which states are getting hit by this heat wave and there is a danger zone here, folks. well let you know how long this will last. also, a real power workout. people are producing energy by expending their own. well tell you how this works. also, really one of our favorite stories of the day here. caped crusaders taking to the streets in one northeastern to...
August 11, 2010
Are these freak weather conditions, just a coincidence or are they somehow linked? whats your take? >> the take is this -- all these things are the kinds of thangs we would expect to happen as the planet warms up. what were seeing is that overall the planets warming about .35 degrees per decade and places like greenland are warming up even faster, like 3 1/2 degrees per decade. all of these events from heat waves to stronger monsoons to loss of ice from around the world, theyre all consistent wi...
August 9, 2010
To say this is global warming or not, and all i can say is that it has nothing, or very little to do with the surface temperature, and thats kind of what people always stress when talking about global warming. whats important, significant here, is that most of this specific glacier in northeastern greenland has actually melted from below by much, much warmer oceans, but that is there all the time, so that melting from below by the ocean, that this ice is floating on, happens all the time, and th...
July 17, 2010
And noaa says that is not the only place feeling the burn. reporting globally this was the hottest first six months ever. since records began this is the warmest january to june with an average surface temperature of 57.5 degrees. for a look at todays complete weather forecast, lets go to nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill, it looks awfully nice there in maine. but even mike trying to do the weather there saying its super hot there as well. >> i used to live in maine for a while. i got married ...