Author Archives: Tony Heller

Contrary to the stream of endless lies from the press about Alaska, the have lots of snow and it is very cold. The problem the racers face is too much snow. Iditarod Trail – Iditarod Temperatures are far below normal … Continue reading →

The summer of 2006 had the highest minimum Arctic sea ice extent of the last decade. Over the last two years, Arctic sea ice has closely tracked 2006. This is due to the large increase in old/thick ice which has … Continue reading →

Capracotta, Italy just received two metres of snow in one day. Capracotta sommersa da oltre 2 metri di neve il 06 marzo 2015 – CMI Fifteen years ago this month, climate experts announced the end of snow. Global warming, the … Continue reading →

I was having terrible problems with slowness loading thumbnails in Windows Explorer. It turns out that if you remove an image file from a directory, Windows is too dumb to update the thumbnails.db You can have five image files in … Continue reading →

So far this year, the northeast US has been record cold, with by far the driest snow on record. The ratio of snow to precipitation has been double the long term average.

Experts say that Antarctic melt has doubled over the past five years. Antarctic Ice Melt Rate Has Doubled Since 2010, Study Finds The water must be hiding at the bottom of the sea, because sea level rise rates were faster prior … Continue reading →

My brand new drive train broke when riding my bicycle over to Whole Foods this morning. So I am in the bike shop now with my new detachable touchpad. It takes about one minute to boot and get connected.

The President says he has the JV team on the run.

How many Whitetails in the picture? Click on it for a full sized image. There was also a Cardinal, but it isn’t visible.

The White House thoroughly investigated State Department communications over Benghazi, only they didn’t actually know where the Secretary of State’s E-mails were, and Obama now claims he never sent an E-mail in four years to the Secretary of State Obama weighs … Continue reading →