clipped from www.kusi.com It has been revealed that a "sleight of hand" was used in the computer program that rated 2005 as "THE WARMEST YEAR ON RECORD.” Skeptical climate researchers have discovered extensive manipulation of the data within the U.S. Government's two primary climate centers: the National Climate Data Center (NCDC) in Asheville, North Carolina and the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) at Columbia University in New York City. These centers are being accused of creating a strong bias toward warmer temperatures through a system that dramatically trimmed the number and cherry-picked the locations of weather observation stations they use to produce the data set on which temperature record reports are based. The two investigators say the system has been distorted in other ways as well. They have documented their findings in great detail in a scientific report that has been posted online. |
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Climaquiddick: The Next Shoe
With A Cherry On Top
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Precipice
clipped from hotair.com “For the most part, that’s just the ratchet effect of Big Government, growing, expanding, remorselessly, under cover of darkness. What happened this past year is that Obama and the Democratic Congress made it explicit, and did it in daylight. And, while Barack may be cool and stellar if you’re as gullible as ‘the educated class,’ Nancy Pelosi and Ben Nelson most certainly aren’t
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Remind Me To Buy More Popcorn
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In The Meantime
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From $200 To $150K All The Way Up To Jail Time
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Call Your Sister
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Who's Missing?
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Excuse Me?
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As an example, Mr. Beck notes that Sen. Tom Harkin, an Iowa Democrat, last month described the Senate health-care bill as a "starter home." Mr. Beck continues: "Excuse me? That's everything that I've been saying you're going to do, and you've been denying it." |
Brrrr!
clipped from math.ucr.edu This shows the Earth's temperature since the extinction of the The amount of ice is estimated by the amount of oxygen-18. |
Missing
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Don't Say I Didn't Give You The Option To Learn Something Today
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Unprecedented Warmth?
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Today's Samizdata Update
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The Farce In The Icehouse
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Like Today
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Friday, January 15, 2010
Still Unfolding
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O W
clipped from campaignspot.nationalreview.com MSNBC just reported news that surprised me. President Obama will go to Massachusetts to campaign with Martha UPDATE: The sort of thing you miss if you're not following me on Twitter: "After meeting Saturday with George W. Bush on Haiti, Obama goes to Boston Sunday, arguing that Scott Brown is as bad as George W. Bush." |
What a nasty jack*ss.
O Jurisdiction
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It’s not readily apparent what charges would be brought against Hambali, but a real question exists as to exactly what power our civil judicial system would have over him. In order to pass judgment on anyone, a court must have personal jurisdiction over the defendant, which essentially means that he has some nexus with the place where his trial takes place. |
The Perfect Freaking Storm
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Do-Over
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So it's an exercise in turnout. By announcing that this election is a referendum on his policies, he's made it possible for thousands of frustrated people in Massachusetts to absolve themselves of their mistake in November 2008. There are two groups of energized people in this race. Republicans are one, for obvious reasons. The second group are people who feel like they were misled by Candidate Obama in 2008. Obama just gave that group of people a do-over. |
STEMing The Cool Culture -- Good Luck With That
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Even with that said, there is a great program that does exactly what they're asking for and I've been running it at my local middle school. It's called First Lego League and it rocks. Thank Dean Kamen.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
From The Horses *ss
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The Sun, Stupid
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Open Secrecy
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Transparency
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Cloudy
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Crickets Today
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Drunken Sobriety
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Unemployment continues to stand at an official 10% for the third month in a row, the worst joblessness in 27 years. The real unemployment rate is far worse. Included in the December economic figures was a shocker – the percentage of adult men who are working has fallen to the lowest level in recorded U.S. history at just 80%. That means that one in five men in this country between 18 and 54 are neither working nor claiming unemployment. They have fallen completely out of the workforce. Economists estimate our true jobless rate as high as 17%, and that could grow in coming months as more Americans exhaust their unemployment benefits and lose homes to foreclosure. |
Cloudy
clipped from www.drroyspencer.com Last year I posted an analysis of satellite observations of the 2007-08 global cooling event, showing evidence that it was due to a natural increase in low cloud cover.
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