Monthly Archives: March 2015

Odds are you have a very fast Intel microprocessor in your computer. One of the main reasons Intel processors are so fast is because they have a very fast bus, called the QPI bus – which handles all the communication … Continue reading →

Before Merchants of Doubt, the E-Street theater had a trailer for another movie about a magician, with this great line : No matter how smart you are or how educated you are, you can be fooled. An Honest Liar Randi … Continue reading →

Merchants of Doubt had Hansen again repeat his nonsensical assertion that the high temperatures on Venus are due to the greenhouse effect. This is mindless mythological nonsense started by Sagan and constantly repeated by clueless climate scientists Venus surface goes for months … Continue reading →

Three years ago the Gruniad announced that drought was the new normal for the UK Drought may be new norm for UK, says environment secretary | Environment | The Guardian Last year they announced too much rain is the new normal for … Continue reading →

One of the key players in Merchants of Doubt was a guy named Michael Shermer, who writes for Unscientific Antiamerican magazine. He claimed to be a converted former skeptic, based on finding out that glaciers are melting and sea level … Continue reading →

The usual pack of morons has been hyping “record low winter ice extent” just in time to be humiliated again. The Arctic surge has begun. Over the next few days there will be a large increase in Arctic sea ice extent, … Continue reading →

  2014 was the first year when there wasn’t any growth in CO2 emissions  – Michael Mann The trends for atmospheric CO2 haven’t changed at all. 2014 had one of the largest increases in atmospheric CO2 on record. Perhaps the plan … Continue reading →

“We are seeing climate change happening here in DC right here, right now.”   – Katherine Hayhoe No we aren’t. Temperatures in Virginia aren’t changing. The frequency of hot days in Virginia hasn’t changed The percentage of heavy rainfalls hasn’t … Continue reading →

I always sit in the front row at movie theaters. Been doing that since my days designing and installing theater sound systems circa 1984. Tonight I was rewarded by getting to sit next to the greatness of Mikey and Katie. The … Continue reading →