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Cole Haan Men's Original Grand Knit Wingtip Ii Oxford Sneaker

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Size: 7


Color: Black/Black


Features

  • 100% Textile
  • Imported
  • Rubber sole
  • Shaft measures approximately low-top from arch
  • Proprietary Stitchlite knit breathable upper with wing detailing
  • EVA midsole for comfort and cushioning
  • Welt detailing for added craft elements
  • Forefoot and heel rubber pods for added traction and durability

Description

Introducing the next lightest and most flexible shoe Cole Haan has ever created. Our legacy of craftsmanship and reputation for innovation come together in a striking new material called Stitchlite that has Grand. OS technology in the outsole that provides a supremely comfortable fit.Presentamos el próximo zapato más ligero y flexible que Cole Haan haya creado. Nuestro legado de artesanía y reputación de innovación se unen en un llamativo material llamado Stitchlite que tiene Grand. Tecnología OS en la suela que proporciona un ajuste sumamente cómodo.אנו מציגים את הנעל הקלה והגמישה ביותר הבאה ש-Cole Haan יצר אי פעם. המורשת שלנו של אומנות ומוניטין של חדשנות משתלבים יחד בחומר חדש ומרשים בשם Stitchlite בעל גדול. טכנולוגיית OS בסוליה החיצונית המספקת התאמה נוחה במיוחד.Wir stellen den nächsten leichtesten und flexibelsten Schuh vor, der Cole Haan je geschaffen hat. Unser Vermächtnis der Handwerkskunst und der Ruf für Innovation vereinen sich in einem auffälligen neuen Material namens Stitchlite, das groß ist. OS-Technologie in der Außensohle, die für einen äußerst bequemen Sitz sorgt.Apresentando o próximo sapato mais leve e flexível que Cole Haan já criou. Nosso legado de artesanato e reputação de inovação se unem em um material novo impressionante chamado Stitchlite que tem Grand. Tecnologia de SO na sola externa que oferece um ajuste extremamente confortável.隆重推出 Cole Haan 史上最轻、最灵活的鞋子。 我们的工艺和创新声誉的传统融合在一种名为 Stitchlite 的引人注目的新材料中。 外底采用 OS 技术,提供极致舒适的贴合。


Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 10 x 6 x 4 inches; 2 Pounds


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ March 25, 2019


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Cole Haan


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Finally the media allows a dissenting voice to speak. I first heard of the author when a back page news item in my local paper announced that the author had been dis-invited from a Vatican panel/meeting on global warming. He was described as a global warming denier in the local paper, which he is not, if one were to have read his book. The author is apparently an expert in data modeling and a University Professor. He confesses that he is not a global warming expert. The volume is thin but seems well written and researched. The data set the author uses to draw his conclusions are derived from the same IPCC data sets other global warming researchers use. The author assures us that we can use the same techniques as he does to run the data ourselves and decide for ourselves what he has found. I feel I am pretty good at math but I could not do these calculations. However, I trust that since the author teaches these courses that he did these calculations competently. The author does not deny global warming he simply assigns the cause of global warming to increased sun spot activity. Sunspots are hotter zones on the surface of the sun and indicates the sun is sending out more energy. This activity has been documented to be rising since the 1600's. The CO2 data set, however has been documented directly over a much shorter period of time and indirectly over the past millennium. The author's argument is that current global warming theorists have artificially suppressed the radiation data and when they apply their models the CO2 data appears to be the cause of the global warming. The current theorists, he says, do not use standard mathematical modeling techniques and he says he does not understand why since they are not controversial nor esoteric techniques. The author runs the same IPCC data through a technique called "Identification" without suppressing any effects due to radiation from the sun, and concludes that global warming is best explained by the amount of sunspot activity which has also been rising over the past 400 years. He does say that CO2 rise, although not the dominant cause, may be contributory to this warming (Note, he does not deny global warming). The interesting aspect of the book is how his formula has been able to explain the current "global warming hiatus" which we have noted over the past decade. A fact that the current global warming experts did not predict despite the continuing rise in CO2 levels. The sun spot activity is currently on a downward cycle, so in Dr de Larminat's model it would explain the current hiatus. He predicts that this is probably a new trend and predicts further cooling till at least 2020. Interesting, that a recent SCIENCE magazine article has found new data that supports that there was actually no global warming hiatus, though it is not clear how they can retroactively have adjusted all temperature data and were able to draw this conclusion. It will be interesting to see how Monsieur de Larminat responds regarding finding data to fit the theory rather the other way around! ... show more
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