Monthly Archives: October 2012

Thalidomide, which was developed by the Nazis,  was highly recommended for pregnant women.

Obama has apparently been talking to his buddy Hugo about campaign strategy. Truly shocking in the report was that the number of unemployed people dropped by 456,000 to  12.1 million. Maybe more shocking, total employment, as measured by the Household Survey, rose by … Continue reading →

USA_TomorrowHighs.pngOCT5.jpg (1280×720) It may take weeks to recover.

Last year, the lack of Arctic ice caused a warm winter in the eastern US, but this year it causes record cold and snow. Twitter / oakden_wolf: @ClimateDepot Hey Morano: why … The logic is simple. A warming Arctic provides … Continue reading →

Earlier this year, a lack of snow in the US proved global warming.  Now, snow in the US proves global warming. Twitter / oakden_wolf: @ClimateDepot Oh, and by the … There is no possible weather condition which would not be … Continue reading →

Paul Ehrlich told us that we were all going to die between 1970 and 1985, but things have gotten better. He now says that the catastrophe won’t strike for two more generations. Twitter / PaulREhrlich: Some good news after the … Continue reading →

JACK WELCH: Obama Skewing Jobs Report Numbers – Business Insider

Mitt Romney’s support of the coal industry during his debate with President Obama sent coal company stocks higher on Thursday, analysts said.  “It’s amazing what 15 words about coal in a presidential debate can do for the stocks,” U.S. coal … Continue reading →

www.sciencenews.org/view/download/id/37739/name/CHILLING_POSSIBILITIES Temperatures warmed from 1890 to 1940.  (1890 was the lowest ENSO on record.)  They cooled from 1940 to 1975. They warmed from 1975 to 1998. (1998 was the highest ENSO on record.)  They have cooled since 1998. It’s not … Continue reading →

My top blog post today is a picture of a broken (empty) chair titled “Debate Results Are In” Huge amounts of traffic are coming to the site from Internet searches for “debate results.” I hope they are pleased with what … Continue reading →