how is this relevant to banking coin?

All the downed trees should give you some small hint about the cause of the many power outages.

Don’t fuck with anything but a GNRC unit.
I’ve had one for two years and three outages, works amazingly well.

You’re a muppet.

Joe Bastardi, on the other hand, is not.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Bastardi

Bastardi is skeptical of human-induced global warming.[9][10] He asserts that the world was likely warmer in the 1930s than today, that human contribution of carbon dioxide is too small to have any effect, and warming is caused by sun spots and exchange with warmer oceans.[11] He frequently argues in his columns that extreme weather events occur occasionally and that there is not enough evidence to state that such events are unusual. For example, commenting on major storms and flooding in 2006 Bastardi stated:

I have no doubt this may be some value to human-induced global warming, but there are a lot of things that are happening now that have happened before.
—Joe Bastardi, Larry King Live[12]
Bastardi has also argued that carbon dioxide cannot cause global warming, because this would violate the first law of thermodynamics,[11] despite the fact that carbon dioxide traps atmospheric heat through the greenhouse effect and is not claimed to heat the atmosphere directly.[13] He expects that over the next 30 years, the global average temperature will return to levels seen in the late-1970s due to a so-called “triple-crown of cooling” comprising oceanic temperature cycles, solar radiation cycles, and volcanism.[9]

Bastardi frequently comments on global warming during guest appearances on Fox News and Fox Business Network.[13]

Bastardi’s employer, Weatherbell Analytics, provides long range weather forecasting for energy companies.[13]

There is much more skepticism of global warming among meteorologists (such as Bastardi) than among climate scientists. This is attributed to different training and experience. Weather models are quite different than climate models, and many meteorologists have not studied climate science. Nevertheless, the American Meteorological Society has affirmed the science of global warming.[14]

Bastardi believes in the cyclical theory of climate and uses this in his long-range forecasts. He predicts two major hurricanes to hit the Northeastern United States by 2015, one of which has already come to pass as hurricane Sandy made landfall in New Jersey in late October of 2012 as the most powerful storm to hit the region in recorded history. He also predicts that with the PDO (Pacific decadal oscillation) cold and the AMO (Atlantic multidecadal oscillation) turning colder, the global temperature will fall to 1970 levels within the next 20-30 years.

Bastardi, on a recent interview in Fox news incorrectly cited Le Chetelier’s Principle as:

“…it simply says that any system in distress, physical, chemical, or in the atmosphere, tries to return to a normalcy,”

He then uses this to back his belief that global temperatures shall soon level off. However, Le Chetelier’s Principle does not say what he says it says. What Le Chetelier’s Principle truly states is:

“If a chemical system at equilibrium experiences a change in concentration, temperature, volume, or partial pressure, then the equilibrium shifts to counteract the imposed change and a new equilibrium is established.”

It can be argued that his statement is incorrect, however. First, because the atmosphere is not a chemical system, therefore the principle does not describe it. Second, the atmosphere is not in equilibrium as the sun constantly injects energy to it. And lastly, even if the climate can be described by this principle, he misquotes Le Chetelier’s Principle. The system does not return to normalcy, it creates a new equilibrium, or a new “normal”.