Monthly Archives: July 2014

No matter how good the news is, alarmists will find a way to get upset about it.

Unbelievable. Two of the best World Cup matches and possibly the best Wimbledon final – all within 24 hours. Federer refused to give up, despite having his back against the wall for 90 minutes. The Costa Rica of tennis.

The rules of the climate game are easy to understand. They get unlimited resources of money and propaganda to push a scam. They also get to change the rules and the score as many times as they want, after the … Continue reading →

Forty four years ago, I was at center court for the five set final between Aussies John Newcombe and Ken Rosewall. [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upPG01i5CJQ]

Odysseus was punished by the gods for believing he was in control. But even he wasn’t arrogant enough to believe he controlled the climate. Our Father, which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy Name. Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be … Continue reading →

Experts detect two soccer clusters, and an ice-free Arctic.

But I’m not making any predictions for next week. Argentina looked much better today. Neymar is out. Germany hasn’t been showing top form. RVP was awful today. Anyone could take it at this point. The precautionary principle would say – never … Continue reading →

I’m speaking at the ICCC conference, which is taking place next Tuesday and Wednesday in Las Vegas . The bad news : The World Cup semifinals are next Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. What are the chances of that?

You may be missing the most extraordinary World Cup match in decades. Costa Rica + RVP vs. The Netherlands.