Daily Archives: October 5, 2013

For centuries it was believed that the Emperor had no clothing, but new research indicates that this was based on the testimony of one small child, who had no background in textiles or even retail clothing sales. He also had … Continue reading →

Eat shit. 50 trillion flies can’t be wrong.

For years, the fossil fuel industry has lobbied the news media to accord the same weight to a handful of global warming skeptics that it accords the findings of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change – more than 2,000 scientists … Continue reading →

I wonder if our friends at NOAA have noticed yet that their hometown in Boulder is having its wettest and snowiest year on record?

September is over, and ignorant lay people are no longer permitted to look at this death spiral graph! COI | Centre for Ocean and Ice | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut The rules have changed however, and you are no longer allowed … Continue reading →

Typical English Garden after global warming ‘The Met Office are saying that despite the recent concerns about the science, they are very sure about the underlying science. ‘They tell us there is a 50-50 chance we will get a 2C rise. If … Continue reading →

TROPICAL STORM KAREN Public Advisory Latest 700 AM CDT SAT OCT 05 2013 THE LATEST MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE REPORTED BY AN AIR FORCE RESERVE HURRICANE HUNTER AIRCRAFT IS 1008 MB…29.77 INCHES. Poor Karen. She is having a tough time.

When Obama promised to not raise taxes on anyone making less than $250,000, what he meant was that he was going to give the middle class the largest tax hike in history and hire 16,000 additional IRS goons with assault … Continue reading →

Blade points out that our genius friends blame warmth on Venus on 95% CO2, while ignoring proximity to the sun and atmospheric pressure – and they blame cold on Mars on proximity to the sun and atmospheric pressure, while ignoring 95% CO2. … Continue reading →

Chapter 2    IPCC WGI Fifth Assessment Report Substantial losses in Arctic sea ice have been observed since satellite records began, particularly at the time of the mimimum extent, which occurs in September at the end of the annual melt season. … Continue reading →