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Someone was on here earlier trying to claim that the large adjustments I am seeing are due to not properly adjusting for areal distribution. What a load of crap – the USHCN stations are intentionally distributed fairly evenly and the same patterns are seen … Continue reading →

Point 1 : Salon finally figures out that liberals are miserable, and conservatives are happy. Conservatism makes you happy Conservatives enjoy life more than liberals. Why left-leaning people should take the “happiness gap” seriously BY CHRIS MOONEY In general, political … Continue reading →

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Jf17Yo7hBM] I will refrain from making any insulting remarks about turnips. Katie was too busy looking out the window for a glimpse of Russia, to notice that Biden is an idiot.

A few days ago they were hysterical about Colorado burning, and proclaimed that the worst fire season on record was just getting started. The National Interagency Fire Center now reports that there are no large fires in Colorado, and that the number of … Continue reading →

July 15, 2012 at 12:45 pm h/t to Billy Liar

http://books.google.com/ http://news.google.com/newspapers http://www.canada.com/ http://soa.arcus.org/ NASA climate scientist Jay Zwally said: “At this rate, the Arctic Ocean could be nearly ice-free at the end of summer by 2012, much faster than previous predictions.” http://news.nationalgeographic.com Because climate change in the Arctic region … Continue reading →

Bookmark this image. It is an important one. The animation below shows how USHCN turns a measured strong cooling trend since 1930, into a strong computer generated warming trend. USHCN2 uses a three step process to cool the past and … Continue reading →

According to the thermometers in the USHCN database, 1931 was the third hottest year on record in the US – after 1921 and 1934. USHCN then adjusts 1931 temperatures downwards by a remarkable 2.51 degrees, before they publish it. The year … Continue reading →

Lots of comments coming from people pointing out the obvious to me. This summer has seen some hot weather in places, as well as thunderstorms, a tree blowing over in front of the Capitol Building,  and a 30 degree drop in Maryland … Continue reading →

Do you really want to know what the augur Corbyn foresees for the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games? Brace yourselves. “We’re very confident that there will be a lot of rain – a deluge, really – during the entire Olympic … Continue reading →