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David Christainsen - Meteorologist

FRAUD ALERT:

David Christainsen is *not* a Meteorologist.

He belongs to no meteorology organization, has
no degree in meteorology, and has never held a
job in the field of meteorology.

It appears that his definition of "Meteorologist"
is "someone who posts to a meteorology newsgroup".

On Dec 23, 6:55*pm, Engineer wrote:
FRAUD ALERT:

David Christainsen is *not* a Meteorologist.

He belongs to no meteorology organization, has
no degree in meteorology, and has never held a
job in the field of meteorology.

It appears that his definition of "Meteorologist"
is "someone who posts to a meteorology newsgroup".

TRUTH ALERT:

David Christainsen *is* a Meteorologist.

Meteorology is the love of my life. Further,
I was twice an officer in the American Meteorological
Society Boston Chapter.

Still further, at Raytheon Sudbury in Mass USA I
was Systems Integrator on the Next Generation
Weather Radar (prototype).

Yet further, at ERT (Environmental Research &
Technology) in Concord Mass I was a Meteorologist.

Get it?

David Christainsen - Meteorologist.

On Dec 23, 4:30*pm, David wrote:

David Christainsen *is* a Meteorologist.

No, you're not. Only in your delusions are you a meteorologist.

Meteorology is the love of my life. *

That doesn't make one a meteorologist.

Further,
I was twice an officer in the American Meteorological
Society Boston Chapter.

Prove it. IIRC, someone checked that claim out and it came up as
being bogus.

Still further, at Raytheon Sudbury in Mass USA I
was Systems Integrator on the Next Generation
Weather Radar (prototype).

That makes you a former employee of Raytheon, not a meteorologist.

Yet further, at ERT (Environmental Research &
Technology) in Concord Mass I was a Meteorologist.

Once again, prove it.

Get it?

That you're delusional and need professional mental help, yes - we all
get it.

David Christainsen - Meteorologist.

Still not a meteorologist.

David wrote:

Engineer wrote:

FRAUD ALERT:

David Christainsen is *not* a Meteorologist.

He belongs to no meteorology organization, has
no degree in meteorology, and has never held a
job in the field of meteorology.

It appears that his definition of "Meteorologist"
is "someone who posts to a meteorology newsgroup".

TRUTH ALERT:

David Christainsen *is* a Meteorologist.

Meteorology is the love of my life. Further,
I was twice an officer in the American Meteorological
Society Boston Chapter.

Still further, at Raytheon Sudbury in Mass USA I
was Systems Integrator on the Next Generation
Weather Radar (prototype).

Yet further, at ERT (Environmental Research &
Technology) in Concord Mass I was a Meteorologist.

Get it?

David Christainsen - Meteorologist.

"I was trained in meteorology at MIT. I once worked
at Environmental Research & Technology off Hascomb
Air Force Base in Concord, Mass USA on meteorological
modeling. At Raytheon in Sudbury, Mass USA I was the
Systems Integrator on the NEXRAD (Next Generation
Weather Radar) prototype."
-David Christainsen

"They thanked me for being twice an officer of the
American Meteorological Society - Boston Chapter
a LONG time ago. Then again, there was that prize
I won for being best forecaster".
-David Christainsen

Here is the list of all American Meteorological Society
awards winners to date:
http://www.ametsoc.org/getpastawards/get_allawards.cfm
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

Here is the list of all American Meteorological Society
awards:
http://www.ametsoc.org/awards/index.html
"Best Forcaster" is not among the awards.

Here is the list of those who the American Meteorological
Society has honored as Fellows:
http://www.ametsoc.org/memdir/fellow...toffellows.cfm
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

Here is the list of those who the American Meteorological Society has honored as Honorary
Members.
http://www.ametsoc.org/memdir/honora...fhonorarys.cfm
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

Here is a list of all AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologists.
http://www.ametsoc.org/memdir/sealli..._listofccm.cfm
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

Here is a list of all AMS Certified Consulting Meteorologists.
http://www.ametsoc.org/memdir/sealli..._listofccm.cfm
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

Here is a list of all AMS Seal of approval holders.
http://www.ametsoc.org/memdir/seallist/get_listoftv.cfm
http://www.ametsoc.org/memdir/sealli...istofradio.cfm
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

....

"I was trained in meteorology at MIT." could mean anything
from visiting the library to taking a class and dropping out
after one day. If David Christainsen lists the names and
dates of any courses taken I will be glad to verify his
claims. The lies about the American Meteorological Society
cast doubt on all other claims.

"I once worked at Environmental Research & Technology
off Hascomb Air Force Base in Concord, Mass USA on
meteorological modeling" is not a claim to be a
meteorologist. It could mean being a clerk or technician.
If David Christainsen lists job title and dates of his
employment I will be glad to verify his claims. The lies
about the American Meteorological Society cast doubt on
all other claims.

"I was the Systems Integrator on the NEXRAD (Next
Generation Weather Radar) prototype." is not a claim
to be a meteorologist. If David Christainsen lists job
title and dates of his employment I will be glad to
verify his claims. The lies about the American
Meteorological Society cast doubt on all other claims.

On Dec 23, 8:13*pm, "316" wrote:
On Dec 23, 4:30*pm, David wrote:

David Christainsen *is* a Meteorologist.

No, you're not. *Only in your delusions are you a meteorologist.

Meteorology is the love of my life. *

That doesn't make one a meteorologist.

You talk stupid.

Further,
I was twice an officer in the American Meteorological
Society Boston Chapter.

Prove it. *IIRC, someone checked that claim out and it came up as
being bogus.

I don't have to prove it; nobody checked that claim
out as bogus; you are an immoral liar.

Still further, at Raytheon Sudbury in Mass USA I
was Systems Integrator on the Next Generation
Weather Radar (prototype).

That makes you a former employee of Raytheon, not a meteorologist.

Earth to Kelly - go soak your head.

Yet further, at ERT (Environmental Research &
Technology) in Concord Mass I was a Meteorologist.

Once again, prove it.

I have better things to do with my time.

Get it?

That you're delusional and need professional mental help, yes - we all
get it.

The usual libel from Kelly; how boring!

David Christainsen - Meteorologist.

Still not a meteorologist.

You can't stop me from plastering USENET with
"David Christainsen - Meteorologist" the rest of
the year.

David Christainsen

On Dec 23, 10:55*pm, Engineer wrote:
David wrote:

Engineer wrote:

FRAUD ALERT:

David Christainsen is *not* a Meteorologist.

He belongs to no meteorology organization, has
no degree in meteorology, and has never held a
job in the field of meteorology.

It appears that his definition of "Meteorologist"
is "someone who posts to a meteorology newsgroup".

TRUTH ALERT:

David Christainsen *is* a Meteorologist.

Meteorology is the love of my life. *Further,
I was twice an officer in the American Meteorological
Society Boston Chapter.

Still further, at Raytheon Sudbury in Mass USA I
was Systems Integrator on the Next Generation
Weather Radar (prototype).

Yet further, at ERT (Environmental Research &
Technology) in Concord Mass I was a Meteorologist.

Get it?

David Christainsen - Meteorologist.

*"I was trained in meteorology at MIT. I once worked
*at Environmental Research & Technology off Hascomb
*Air Force Base in Concord, Mass USA on meteorological
*modeling. At Raytheon in Sudbury, Mass USA I was the
*Systems Integrator on the NEXRAD (Next Generation
*Weather Radar) prototype."
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * -David Christainsen

*"They thanked me for being twice an officer of the
* American Meteorological Society - Boston Chapter
* a LONG time ago. Then again, there was that prize
* I won for being best forecaster".
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *-David Christainsen

Here is the list of all American Meteorological Society
awards winners to date:http://www.ametsoc.org/getpastawards/get_allawards..cfm
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

Here is the list of all American Meteorological Society
awards:http://www.ametsoc.org/awards/index.html
"Best Forcaster" is not among the awards.

Here is the list of those who the American Meteorological
Society has honored as Fellows:http://www.ametsoc.org/memdir/fellow...toffellows.cfm
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

Here is the list of those who the American Meteorological Society has honored as Honorary
Members.http://www.ametsoc.org/memdir/honora...fhonorarys.cfm
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

Here is a list of all AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologists.http://www.ametsoc.org/memdir/sealli..._listofccm.cfm
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

Here is a list of all AMS Certified Consulting Meteorologists.http://www.ametsoc.org/memdir/sealli..._listofccm.cfm
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

Here is a list of all AMS Seal of approval holders.http://www.ametsoc.org/memdir/sealli...istofradio.cfm
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

...

"I was trained in meteorology at MIT." could mean anything
from visiting the library to taking a class and dropping out
after one day. *If David Christainsen lists the names and
dates of any courses taken I will be glad to verify his
claims. *The lies about the American Meteorological Society
cast doubt on all other claims.

"I once worked at Environmental Research & Technology
off Hascomb Air Force Base in Concord, Mass USA on
meteorological modeling" is not a claim to be a
meteorologist. *It could mean being a clerk or technician.
If David Christainsen lists job title and dates of his
employment I will be glad to verify his claims. *The lies
about the American Meteorological Society cast doubt on
all other claims.

"I was the Systems Integrator on the NEXRAD (Next
Generation Weather Radar) prototype." *is not a claim
to be a meteorologist. *If David Christainsen lists job
title and dates of his employment I will be glad to
verify his claims. *The lies about the American
Meteorological Society cast doubt on all other claims.

Nobody cares what Engineer (Guy Macon) thinks
of David Christainsen.

When you can demonstrate the slightest knowledge
of your own of Thiering pesher lexicon AND the
mathematical modeling of weather forecasting, let
me know.

In the meantime DRY UP.

BTW you did your search wrong - you should have
checked AMS Boston Chapter.

David Christainsen

On Dec 24, 9:41*am, David wrote:
On Dec 23, 10:55*pm, Engineer wrote:

David wrote:

Engineer wrote:

FRAUD ALERT:

David Christainsen is *not* a Meteorologist.

He belongs to no meteorology organization, has
no degree in meteorology, and has never held a
job in the field of meteorology.

It appears that his definition of "Meteorologist"
is "someone who posts to a meteorology newsgroup".

TRUTH ALERT:

David Christainsen *is* a Meteorologist.

Meteorology is the love of my life. *Further,
I was twice an officer in the American Meteorological
Society Boston Chapter.

Still further, at Raytheon Sudbury in Mass USA I
was Systems Integrator on the Next Generation
Weather Radar (prototype).

Yet further, at ERT (Environmental Research &
Technology) in Concord Mass I was a Meteorologist.

Get it?

David Christainsen - Meteorologist.

*"I was trained in meteorology at MIT. I once worked
*at Environmental Research & Technology off Hascomb
*Air Force Base in Concord, Mass USA on meteorological
*modeling. At Raytheon in Sudbury, Mass USA I was the
*Systems Integrator on the NEXRAD (Next Generation
*Weather Radar) prototype."
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * -David Christainsen

*"They thanked me for being twice an officer of the
* American Meteorological Society - Boston Chapter
* a LONG time ago. Then again, there was that prize
* I won for being best forecaster".
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *-David Christainsen

Here is the list of all American Meteorological Society
awards winners to date:http://www.ametsoc.org/getpastawards/get_allawards.cfm
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

Here is the list of all American Meteorological Society
awards:http://www.ametsoc.org/awards/index.html
"Best Forcaster" is not among the awards.

Here is the list of those who the American Meteorological
Society has honored as Fellows:http://www.ametsoc.org/memdir/fellow...toffellows.cfm
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

Here is the list of those who the American Meteorological Society has honored as Honorary
Members.http://www.ametsoc.org/memdir/honora...fhonorarys.cfm
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

Here is a list of all AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologists.http://www..ametsoc.org/memdir/seall..._listofccm.cfm
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

Here is a list of all AMS Certified Consulting Meteorologists.http://www.ametsoc.org/memdir/sealli..._listofccm.cfm
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

Here is a list of all AMS Seal of approval holders.http://www.ametsoc.org/memdir/sealli...http://www.ame...
David Christainsen isn't on the list.

...

"I was trained in meteorology at MIT." could mean anything
from visiting the library to taking a class and dropping out
after one day. *If David Christainsen lists the names and
dates of any courses taken I will be glad to verify his
claims. *The lies about the American Meteorological Society
cast doubt on all other claims.

"I once worked at Environmental Research & Technology
off Hascomb Air Force Base in Concord, Mass USA on
meteorological modeling" is not a claim to be a
meteorologist. *It could mean being a clerk or technician.
If David Christainsen lists job title and dates of his
employment I will be glad to verify his claims. *The lies
about the American Meteorological Society cast doubt on
all other claims.

"I was the Systems Integrator on the NEXRAD (Next
Generation Weather Radar) prototype." *is not a claim
to be a meteorologist. *If David Christainsen lists job
title and dates of his employment I will be glad to
verify his claims. *The lies about the American
Meteorological Society cast doubt on all other claims.

Nobody cares what Engineer (Guy Macon) thinks
of David Christainsen.

When you can demonstrate the slightest knowledge
of your own of Thiering pesher lexicon AND the
mathematical modeling of weather forecasting, let
me know.

In the meantime DRY UP.

BTW you did your search wrong - you should have
checked AMS Boston Chapter.

David Christainsen

While I am not a meteorologist iworked with Mr Christainsen twice in my career and at each of these times he mentioned to me about a masters degree in meteorology he earned at M. I. T.
Since I am an alumnus of M. I. T. , we had several conversations on
meteorology. Incidentally there are 2 sides on the issues of what
causes global warming and several noted meteorologists have stated
that the Earth is coming out of a small ice age , which happened
over a hundred years ago , If I rember correctly.
Steve

On 24 Dec, 14:41, David wrote:
On Dec 23, 10:55*pm, Engineer wrote:

BTW you did your search wrong - you should have
checked AMS Boston Chapter.

Current "inactive", which is convenient.

http://www.ametsoc.org/amschaps/newd...StateAbbrev=ma

Ian

On 12/23/08 6:55 PM, in article ,
"Engineer" wrote:

FRAUD ALERT:

David Christainsen is *not* a Meteorologist.

He belongs to no meteorology organization, has
no degree in meteorology, and has never held a
job in the field of meteorology.

It appears that his definition of "Meteorologist"
is "someone who posts to a meteorology newsgroup".


** A typical fascist fool attacks someone who
posts a message that rebuts his preconceived
notions sucked from Algore's tit

Now what are your credentials that qualify
you to the title "Engineer"????