> > "NotBillB" <bo...@shaw1.ca> wrote in message
> > news:TPSFm.111793$944.72423@newsfe09.iad...
> > > Are any of you willing to answer some of my direct questions on this
> > > topic? By that, I mean no stonewalling, no red herrings, no changing
> > > the subject, and no answering questions with questions. I'll just
> > > ask some fairly simple, straightforward questions; you give me
> > > honest, direct, straightforward answers. Sort of like a mini
> > > cross-examination. You can even team up and answer as a group if
> > > you'd prefer, or several of you can participate individually. Your
> > > choice.

> > > Any volunteers? I think it could be an interesting exercise. I have
> > > a line of questioning I am interested in exploring.

> > OK, I guess Irish Mike just stopped by to cut and paste his usual
> > rant. I take it he won't be participating. We may as well get started.

> > Five people have agreed to participate: Lab Rat, Dave the Clueless, FL
> > Turbo, Jason Pawloski, and my stalker. Naturally, I will continue to
> > ignore my stalker.  Jason Pawloski says he is going to participate,
> > but not follow the ground rules. I would prefer he didn't participate
> > under those circumstances, but I can't prevent it, so we will just use
> > him as our control in this experiment. He will represent the typical
> > climate change denier, unencumbered by logic, common sense, or a firm
> > grasp on the subject matter.

> > I suppose the best place to start is the same place I'd start with any
> > expert witness. What I need from each of you is an outline of your
> > qualifications in this field. Can you please summarize your CV as it
> > relates to climate science, specifically, the advanced degrees you
> > hold in the atmospheric sciences, a list of the papers you have
> > published in peer reviewed earth science journals, and a brief summary
> > of your work experience in the field of climatology.

> No background in climatology. Dual degree in Chemistry & Biotechnology
> with honours in Chemistry. Have taught university level courses in
> Thermochemistry, Kinetics & Thermodynamics, and have a reasonable physical
> chemistry background.