water water everywhere

[Keating Willcox]

1. Where was the station that had part of their signal on a boat, in 
RI, so the conductivity changed with the tide?

2.We, WNSH, will be fine. We are about 30-40' above sea level mlw 
although we are only a half mile from Salem Sound.

3. Forget global warming. Get your fur coats. CO2 has a minor role 
compared to sunspots. I love the way National Geographic describes 
the melting of Greenland's glaciers as a catastrophic event. Hmmm.... 
the Vikings were herding sheep there less than 1,000 years ago until 
changes in sunspots caused the mini-ice age.

First step: stilts! Gotta get the bottom of the base insulator well
>above high tide--like 100-year high tide. The work sounds expensive.
>Remember a few years back WBZ was going to replace its towers? They
>went back almost to square one and reguyed them instead. Originally,
>guys were connected only at two points on each tower. Apparently the
>towers flexed incredibly in high winds, which must be pretty common in
>Hull.