http://community.whptv.com/blogs/tom_russell/archive/2006/08/04/728860.aspxOK, this past week was brutally hot.&nbsp; But despite the hype (my own included), we set no records.&nbsp; So if your a fan of Global Warming, you'll be surprised to hear that 76 years ago was when a lot of our summer time records were set. Yeah, longen-USCommunityServer 2.0 (Build: 60217.2664)http://community.whptv.com/blogs/tom_russell/archive/2006/08/04/728860.aspx#735567Tue, 08 Aug 2006 01:11:44 GMTf457d18a-1fc2-4b9b-9980-e4d71df5d7bf:735567JimDillnerGood post. <br>Every time it gets a little hot there is hysteria on the news. &nbsp;We now have a &quot;heat index&quot; and it's hard to know what the real temperature is outside because weathermen keep telling the &quot;heat index&quot; to make it seem like the Sahara in Pennsylvania. &nbsp;Good grief, people live in hot parts of this country where 100 is very common. &nbsp;I can't imagine that they herd all their seniors into community centers every time it gets hot. <br> <br>And... of course there's the global warming hysteria. &nbsp;Some very wealthy people are going to get more wealthy trading greenhouse gas credits and the little guy will just be paying more for &quot;stuff&quot; because factories will have to pay for these credits, and their costs will go up.