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Clouds on Front Page 28/04/2004
Pimms Started conversation Apr 28, 2004
Little Fluffy Cloud
They might look like wispy lumps of cotton wool in the sky to us, but every cloud formation has a name, courtesy of today's first subject. Put your hands together for Luke Howard - the namer of clouds. A2218583
Another entry another blob. I'm going to have to rewrite my space soon - it is getting too crowded.
Not made very clear that all three entries on Front page involve inspiring weather conditions caused by volcanic eruptions / earthquakes.
(it is clear to me anyway 
) My cloud entry has appeared before the entry that inspired it (Cloud Types and their significance A1144261) - life isn't fair sometimes 
Clouds on Front Page 28/04/2004
Old Hairy Posted Apr 28, 2004
To make it a little fairer - Congratulations for the blob 
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Pimms Posted Apr 28, 2004
I meant unfair on Tony C who wrote Cloud Types and their significance A1144261.
The geological catastrophes were all within sixty years too: 1755 1783 1815 (is there a rough 30 year cycle?)
Clouds on Front Page 28/04/2004
frenchbean Posted Apr 28, 2004
What's a Blob? I've seen them mentioned several times, but haven't a clue what they are 
Fb
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J Posted Apr 28, 2004
A blob is a picture - starts with a B and is followed by a number. Any picture that's not a smiley on h2g2 is a blob 
Congratulations Pimms. 
The editor's pick entry on h2g2's fifth birthday. That's nice... 
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Hypatia Posted Apr 28, 2004
F/b, the blob is the little illustration that goes with the article.
Off to look at the clouds . 
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