Commentaires sur : Faillibilité papale http://www.antagoniste.net/2009/12/16/faillibilite-papale/ Site d'opinions libertariennes : âmes sensibles s'abstenir ! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:08:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Par : derteilzeitberliner http://www.antagoniste.net/2009/12/16/faillibilite-papale/#comment-147862 derteilzeitberliner Thu, 17 Dec 2009 04:32:48 +0000 http://www.antagoniste.net/?p=8902#comment-147862 Maslowski n'est pas le seul à fustiger le rapport. Le chercheur norvégien Ola M. Johannessen qualifie le travail de "commande politique" et considère le rapport "très superficiel et sans aucune assurance de qualité" http://www.nrk.no/nyheter/klima/1.6912801 Maslowski n’est pas le seul à fustiger le rapport. Le chercheur norvégien Ola M. Johannessen qualifie le travail de « commande politique » et considère le rapport « très superficiel et sans aucune assurance de qualité »

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]]> Par : Frank1 http://www.antagoniste.net/2009/12/16/faillibilite-papale/#comment-147837 Frank1 Wed, 16 Dec 2009 22:41:31 +0000 http://www.antagoniste.net/?p=8902#comment-147837 <strong>Only Siberia was colder</strong> Edmonton was the coldest place in North America yesterday morning and the second chilliest in the world. The Edmonton International Airport saw a record low of -46.1 C and -58.4 C with the windchill, outfreezing even the Arctic. "The cold high pressure has been moving down from the Arctic over the Prairies," said Environment Canada meteorologist John McIntyre, adding British Columbia and Saskatchewan also experienced plummeting temperatures. "We are right now in the centre of the heaviest, coldest air." Only Dzalinda, Siberia, appeared to be colder, with a weather station there recording temperatures of -48 C. But the coldest day ever recorded in Edmonton remains unbeaten at -48.3 C with a windchill of -61 C on Jan. 26, 1972. Yesterday's frigid temperatures broke the previous record for Dec. 13, which was -36.1 C set in 2008, as well as the record for the coldest day in December, a low of -44.5 C set on Dec. 9, 1977. Cold Lake, Grande Prairie and Whitecourt also had record lows yesterday. http://www.edmontonsun.com/news/edmonton/2009/12/13/12141366.html Only Siberia was colder

Edmonton was the coldest place in North America yesterday morning and the second chilliest in the world.

The Edmonton International Airport saw a record low of -46.1 C and -58.4 C with the windchill, outfreezing even the Arctic.

« The cold high pressure has been moving down from the Arctic over the Prairies, » said Environment Canada meteorologist John McIntyre, adding British Columbia and Saskatchewan also experienced plummeting temperatures. « We are right now in the centre of the heaviest, coldest air. »

Only Dzalinda, Siberia, appeared to be colder, with a weather station there recording temperatures of -48 C.

But the coldest day ever recorded in Edmonton remains unbeaten at -48.3 C with a windchill of -61 C on Jan. 26, 1972.

Yesterday’s frigid temperatures broke the previous record for Dec. 13, which was -36.1 C set in 2008, as well as the record for the coldest day in December, a low of -44.5 C set on Dec. 9, 1977. Cold Lake, Grande Prairie and Whitecourt also had record lows yesterday.
http://www.edmontonsun.com/news/edmonton/2009/12/13/12141366.html

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