Daily Archives: May 20, 2012

Crystal Mountain Resort remains just one of seven North American resorts still in operation, and if all the stars align, snow lovers could be carving turns there well into early summer. Crystal Mountain still open with near-record snowfall  Barack Obama … Continue reading →

We know a lot of the history of how Hansen and USHCN corrupted the US temperature record in the year 2000, but much less is understood how he wiped out the northern hemisphere warmth from 1900 to 1940. The graph below shows … Continue reading →

Global warming: Interim climate talks start in Bonn Posted on May 13, 2012 by Bob Berwyn Global warming: Interim climate talks start in Bonn « Summit County Citizens Voice So, a bunch of parasites are getting together in Bonn to figure … Continue reading →

Wales will soon be like Morocco Why our famous Welsh sheep could disappear because of climate change Could Welsh sheep be wiped out by climate change? They have forever been seen as a symbol of Wales – for better or … Continue reading →

The latest scam from the team is to ignore Hansen’s failed 1988 forecasts, and go back to a 1981 forecast. It turns out that forecast has already failed as well.  The graph below overlays RSS satellite data on top of his forecast. … Continue reading →

In the Congressional race in Washington’s First District, candidate Laura Ruderman (D-Kirkland) has strong views on climate change and global warming. “This starts with climate change. There is NO debate here. Every reputable scientist and organization in the world agrees … Continue reading →

Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance: Barack Obama:  Obama’s 2004 biography was promoted by Miriam Goderich – partner at Dystel and Goderich. Miriam’s promotional materials for Obama’s biography listed his birthplace as being Kenya. She had … Continue reading →

Flash floods are on the rise, while the budget to tackle them sinks The Environment Agency has warned the UK to expect more floods but its advice seems to be falling on deaf ears A moving new exhibition of photographs … Continue reading →

Drogba and Cech both made some big plays, but the guy who was consistently in control of the ball (and the matches) was Ashley Cole. Chelsea was 80% defense, and he was the man behind it. And that brilliant pass to … Continue reading →

From the late 1970s until about 2006, I was a global warming stooge. I saw how the weather was warming in the southwest and in the UK. As much as I like to make fun of Viner, I completely bought off on … Continue reading →