I added my forecast for the next two weeks in red, on to the NSIDC Arctic ice extent map. The ice should take a turn towards the median in a few days, because the Hudson and Baffin Bays will finish melting out, and there will be little change in extent in the Arctic Basin, Beaufort Sea, Chukchi Sea or Barents Sea.
I went to see Dinesh D’Souza’s America tonight. It was an incredible movie, a great lesson in American history, and a wonderful expose of how and why the left wants to destroy the United States.
He interviewed a veteran border patrol guard, who pointed out that he had never once seen a Mexican trying to illegally go back to Mexico.
Should be mandatory watching for every school child in America.
Salon thinks the US is falling apart.
As for me, I am going to take a beautiful bike ride through the forest to the gym. Then I am going to ride the other direction to see the fireworks by the lake. Then I am going to see D’Souza’s “America.”
I spent the afternoon enjoying two great soccer matches. Other than my Begonia tipping over, the world is perfect. People need to permanently turn off their television, and permanently tune out neurotic progressives who want everyone else to be as miserable as they are.
The Begonia appears to have survived this particular tipping point, but unless I take immediate action and replant it – it will only get more top heavy as it absorbs evil Mann-made CO2 during the summer.
Shutting down coal fired power plants could reduce the growth of future plant life by as much as 0.00001%
President Obama is celebrating July 4th, by giving greens permission to kill the national bird. This is part of his ongoing efforts to prevent future imaginary CO2 induced asthma attacks.
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
By sacrificing a few bald eagles, the Obama administration may have opened a can of worms.
In a bid to give alternative energy sources a boost, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has quietly granted a California wind energy farm a permit to kill a limited number of endangered bald and golden eagles that get sliced up in its giant turbines. But last week’s free pass is sparking anger from wildlife advocates and from free market advocates who ask why they don’t qualify for the same dispensation.
h/t to Dave G
My apartment suffered shocking storm damage overnight. Had we ratified the Kyoto treaty, there is a 97% chance this could have been prevented.
Just as the tournament gets interesting, the US press corpse loses interest.
I predict Colombia will place second in today’s match, and Brazil will finish next to last.
Originally, the purpose of NASA/NOAA data tampering was to exaggerate warming, in order to frighten the public into action for their own good. Later it became obvious that Hansen’s theories were busted, but funding was on the line – so the tampering continued.
A few idiots actually still believe that the adjustments are legitimate.
