Monthly Archives: August 2012

Seven people were shot and killed today at a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wis., in what officials are treating as a case of domestic terrorism. Though police have not given any details on the identity or motive of the … Continue reading →

Taken straight off their web site. Nigerian Observer Online Edition

Between 1991 and 2007, Miriam Goderich was promoting Barack Obama’s writing, and in particular his biography – Dreams from My Father which was published in 1995. This book made Obama rich. In all of her promotional literature starting in 1991, … Continue reading →

That isn’t a tax. It is a penalty Assume it is the white person’s fault, until the polls turn against you Prosperity – borrow trillions of dollars from the Chinese, and use it to pay for campaign donation kickbacks to my supporters Green energy – borrow trillions of dollars from … Continue reading →

“In my 75 years on Earth, it’s never been as clear-cut as it is now,” Daniels said. “We’re either going to go into socialism, where part of the people work and the rest of them don’t, and the ones that … Continue reading →

Teachers often make subjective errors in assigning grades, due to things like time of bed bias and urban road rage effects. We all have been treated unfairly by teachers at one time or other, and it seems only fair to allow kids … Continue reading →

Paging Hansen. A full week between 127 and 134F – when CO2 was very low. Isn’t that impossible? docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/mwr/050/mwr-050-01-0010.pdf Romm says that everything melts at 113F, so things must have been a real mess in 1913.

Damien Biggs says: August 5, 2012 at 8:53 pm I’m not sure exactly what argument you’re trying to make. Records by their very definition only go upwards. This line There were twice as many daily all-time high temperature records set or … Continue reading →

Romm and Masters keep touting the ratio of record maximums to record minimums this summer, but their numbers are both lower than 1936, and  hugely skewed by a large number of newer stations which had no records from the 1930s. … Continue reading →