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phillmag
phillip maguire
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A Little Problem

Notes:
THC (Thermohaline circulation)
MOC (Meridinal Overturning Ciculation)- measurements to calculate total northward and southward flow at different depths.
RAPID-National Oceanography Centre, Southampton.

A Little Problem

Robert Hayden didn’t believe it. He stared at the glowing numbers on the screen. He was experienced enough to extrapolate from the raw data. Further analysis and modelling would prove what he already knew.

The decline in the Atlantic Meridinal Circulation (MOC) at 25 degrees N. latitude was accelerating. The mechanism that transfers heat from the Equator to the North Atlantic was failing due to global warming. As a result

“AW. Shit! That’s the plot of “The Day After Tomorrow.”

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YolandaRenee Comment by: YolandaRenee - 2008-07-04 15:20
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Nice little story -- I do like your work!
frees340 Comment by: frees340 - 2008-07-02 07:51
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lawl. mega-lawl. very funny. that movie was weird anyways.
DavidHe Comment by: DavidHe Online- 2008-06-30 19:34
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great creation! I like the short story very much.
karjon Comment by: karjon Online- 2008-06-26 14:49
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Very funny ending, Phil, and a great Wee Story.

Cheers

Karen
Koinonia Comment by: Koinonia - 2008-06-25 07:19
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I was getting all tied down trying to keep in my mind what all the technical words meant and then the last line made me just give up and laugh! I only found one mistake - 'Further anaysis' should be analysis.

But that's just a typo, there's actually no crit for me to make about the piece itself.
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