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Old January 23rd 08, 08:53 PM posted to sci.geo.meteorology
I R A Darth Aggie[_2_] I R A Darth Aggie[_2_] is offline
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On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 08:44:20 -0800 (PST),
Russell , in
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+ On Jan 22, 11:26*am, I R A Darth Aggie wrote:


+ Care to name universities? having attended meteorology programs at
+ St. Louis University and Texas A&M, as well as close observation of
+ Florida State's program, I can assure you that *none* of them offer
+ the above lab.
+
+ Hey, Darth, have you taken any courses from a buddy of
+ mine from grad school, Chuck Graves, at St. Loius or my
+ former boss, Gerry North, at A&M?


The name Chuck Graves sounds familiar, but I didn't take any classes
from him. I was there back in the day when Parks College of SLU was
still over in Cahokia, so we were a seperate, aviation oriented
splinter group. Ben Able was our main instructor, he "moonlighted" as
KMOX's forecaster.

Now that they've combined the two campuses, I'd imagine the splinter
group was subsumed into the SLU Met Department. But that was after I'd
fled. I'm still allergic to Jesuits. :-)

I missed out on Gerry North at least as far as taking classes. I was
just about finished up when we first came to A&M. We had interviewed
him, and thought it would be a great hire. I think he's been the
department chair for awhile.

+ Actually gathering data can provide insights
+ into potential errors which one may face later when doing
+ analysis.


Indeed. It would only prove my axiom that "real world data is messy".

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