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Forest Fire Devastation

Eight years ago, a tree fell on a power line near Los Alamos, New Mexico and started a large fire. Global warming apparently makes trees fall on power lines. Because …. science. Jury finds power companies mostly liable for Las … Continue reading

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God’s Artwork

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Springtime In Los Alamos

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Toto’s Cinco de Mayo Research Update

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Toto Moves His Research South

Toto spent the afternoon yesterday in Southern Colorado and Northern New Mexico, where he self-identified sometimes as a wild horse, and as a pronghorn at other times. Today he plans to spend Cinco de Mayo watching Santi Moar play soccer … Continue reading

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Science : Unprecedented Breakthrough Forecast

In 2006, our top government experts issued an unprecedented, breakthrough forecast that the next solar cycle would be 30-50% stronger than the previous one. Scientists Issue Unprecedented Forecast Of Next Sunspot Cycle — ScienceDaily They had it exactly backwards. The … Continue reading

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Toto’s Latest Research

Toto wishes everyone would take global warming as seriously as he does.

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May 1934 Heatwave In Germany

On this date in 1934, much of Germany was over 80F, about thirty degrees warmer than this week. There was a world-wide drought, the weather had gone “berserk,” ice was “dissolving” at the poles, and experts were predicting 40-50 feet … Continue reading

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Democrat’ Coup Continues

Democrats are passing laws to force states (like Colorado) to give all of their electoral votes to the national popular vote winner, and they are also passing laws to keep the President off the ballot in their states – thus … Continue reading

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Coldest October-April On Record In Over A Century

[This post has been corrected. There was a calculation error in the original version. I wrote some new code this morning to allow date ranges across annual boundaries.  The problem was that the code uses 0-11 as month numbers, and … Continue reading

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