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Saturday marks the 25th anniversary of Hansen’s first high profile climb down.

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According to Hansen, la Nina is “remarkable” and  “unusual”

On February 23, 2011, Barbara Hollingsworth reported in the Washington Examiner that in 2010, the CEO of IBM offered the Obama administration a free software program that would have cut Medicare and Medicaid fraud by almost a trillion dollars, but he was turned down – twice.

“We could have improved the quality and reduced the cost of the health-care system by $900 billion,” IBM chairman and CEO  Samuel Palmisano said during a Sept. 14, 2010 taping of the Wall Street Journal’s Viewpoints program.  “I said we would do it for free to prove that it works. They turned us down.”

» Obama Turned Down IBM Offer To Cut Medicare Fraud By $900 Billion in 2010 » ErikRush.com – ErikRush.com

h/t to Dave G

December 5, 2013 at 4:54 pm

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President Obama has lived up to his promise of making electricity prices skyrocket.

In accordance with his wishes, I have cut way back on electricity usage during this cold snap, and am instead burning huge quantities of firewood.

Steve Goddard (SteveSGoddard) on Twitter

President Obama is set to announce today that he is declaring all Americans to be incompetent, and incapable of making their own decisions.

His recent slide in the opinion polls has convinced him that the American public just isn’t smart enough to understand what is good for them.

Sydney in November 2013:

Wettest November since 1984

Temperature – Mild conditions across the city

Sydney in November 2013

A poll released Wednesday by Harvard University’s Institute of Politics found that more than half of 18- to 29-year-olds disapprove of ObamaCare and believe it will raise their healthcare costs.

Even more troubling for the administration is that less than one-third of uninsured young people said they plan to enroll in coverage.

Without a large number of young, healthy people in the insurance exchanges, it could create a “death spiral” of high premiums that could threaten the long-term viability of the marketplaces.

Young invincibles spurn O-Care | TheHill