US Fire Count Continues To Plummet

National Interagency Fire Center

The number of fires in the US this year is lowest in over twenty years, and has nearly dropped in half since 2006.

In 1939 there were 185,000 fires, compared to 50,000 in 2012.

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Climate experts tell us that 2012 is the worst year ever.

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Nothing New Under The Sun

Primitive, simple-minded people have always believed that bad weather was punishment for the behavior of man. These same people have always been guided by wise men who claim to have an insight into the forces which cause bad weather.

The current crop of primitive simple-minded people believe that they are smarter than previous generations of primitive simple-minded people, because they have computer models which can generate prophecy billions of time faster than ancient simple-minded people.

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Morning Invocation

In Genesis 6:1 we were warned that man’s wickedness would bring a great flood to the Earth, and it has happened.

Keeler: The planet’s speaking — and it’s angry

People: This is your planet speaking: Listen up!

That’s what I feel like screaming as I navigate my way through the aftereffects of Sandy and the nor’easter. The impact on my family — a couple of downed trees, five days without power, a second power loss, and a wary eye on the gasoline gauge — has been negligible compared with what others are suffering: homes destroyed, businesses without products to sell or customers able to buy them, elderly people huddled in the dark and cold, raw sewage backing up into the road and down into basements in Baldwin and cascading into Reynolds Channel from Nassau County’s Bay Park treatment plant.

The other primal scream running through my mind is a message to Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.), the chief climate change denier in the United States Senate: “Hey, senator, how about buying a house on the South Shore of Long Island?”

The planet’s speaking — and it’s angry – Bob Keeler

The deniers’ unbelief has brought us the great flood. Woe unto thee who deny Mann’s wickedness and believe in the MWP.

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California To Prevent Future Storm Surges Through Taxation

 after Hurricane Sandy pushed the issue of climate change back into the national spotlight — California will become the first state to begin requiring a broad range of businesses to reduce their greenhouse gas pollution.

California’s landmark global warming law becomes real this week with first cap-and-trade auctions – Inside Bay Area

It is well known by experts that storm surges never used to happen before the SUV was invented.

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Floods in the Netherlands – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This is a chronological list of floods that have occurred in the Netherlands, until 1500 most parts of the Netherlands were in Frisia.

  • 838 December 26: A large part of the northwest of the Netherlands (in that time the land belonged to Frisia – now called Friesland) was flooded by a storm. Lack of good dikes was an important cause of this flood disaster. Bishop Prudentius of Troyes describes this flood; he said there were 2437 victims. This flood is also described in the Annales Xantenses.
  • 1014 September 28: for the first time the partially closed coast line of the Netherlands was breached. Walcheren suffered a particularly large amount of damage. It took years before people managed to get their lives back on track. The chronicle of the Quedlinburg abbey in Saxony reports that thousands of people died.
  • 1042 November 2: flood mentioned in Annales Blandiniensis (Ghent), probably only affecting the Flemish coast and in particular the region of the Yser mouth.
  • 1134: The Zwin opens as a channel connecting Bruges with the North Sea.
  • 1163: The Netherlands experienced several floods this year. This caused dike breaches along the Maas. As a result the mouth of the Oude Rijn at Katwijk, which was already almost entirely silted up, was entirely closed by sediment carried around by the flood.
  • 1170: First All Saints’ flood (Allerheiligenvloed). Large parts of the north of the Netherlands and the Zuiderzee region were inundated. A channel from the North Sea was opened into the fresh water Lake Flavo (Almere lake), and it became the salt water Zuiderzee. This flood marked the beginning and spread of the North Sea, Zuiderzee and Waddenzee. Two factors causing this sea enlargement were important: first was the sea area increase, second the presence of large peat areas, which were easily washed away.
  • 1196: St. Nicholas’ FloodDutch text (Sint-Nicolaasvloed). Large parts of the north of the Netherlands and the Zuiderzee region were inundated. Where the storm flood of 1170 made a beginning, this storm worsened it, washing away large peat areas. The result of this storm was destruction of peat areas in West Friesland and enlarging the Waddenzee and the Almere which became theZuiderzee.
  • 1212: Noord-Holland suffered a large flood with approximately 60,000 victims.

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Bikini Weekend At The University Of Alaska

 

Weather Forecast Fairbanks, AK | Fairbanks Weather | Wunderground

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Meltdown Concern Widens

Scientists at the Greenland Summit Camp paced in circles last night, as they couldn’t sleep over meltdown worries at -47F

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Old Jedi Mind Trick Widens

The White House is successfully diverting attention away from their Benghazi lies, malfeasance and cover up – by getting the press corpse to focus on sex.

Pentagon probing top US commander in Afghanistan, Gen. John Allen, for alleged ‘inappropriate communications’ with woman linked to Petraeus scandal, as FBI searches home of ex-CIA director’s lover.

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Bell rings, drool.

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Another Early Ski Season In Colorado

Crack experts from the University of Colorado say that skiing is doomed.

DENVER — A study of two Rocky Mountain ski resorts says climate change will mean shorter seasons and less snow on lower slopes.

The study by two Colorado researchers says Aspen Mountain in Colorado and Park City in Utah will see dramatic changes even with a reduction in carbon emissions, which fuel climate change.

The Park City and Aspen ski resorts have taken several steps to cut their emissions by switching to solar and wind power, increasing energy efficiency and using cleaner-burning snow machines.

Study: Climate change may force skiers uphill | Aspen Daily News Online

Colorado has been experiencing record early skiing in recent years, apparently due to declining snow cover.

Wolf Creek opens for the 2012 – 2013 ski season this Wednesday, November 14th! Brutus storm dumped a quality 20 inches along with cold temperatures providing Wolf Creek with excellent early season skiing!

Wolf Creek Ski Area – Ski Colorado!

Last season set the all-time record

October 8, 2011

SOUTH FORK — Southern Colorado skiers will get their first taste of powder after 3 feet of snow prompted the Wolf Creek Ski Area to schedule its season opener today.

The opening marks the earliest ever for the ski area (and for Colorado)

Wolf Creek Ski Area opens today – Pueblo Chieftain: Metro

They had fifteen feet of snow before Christmas

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US To Become The World’s Leading Oil Producer

It is official. The US will overtake Saudi Arabia to become the world’s top oil producer by 2017.

US to overtake Saudi Arabia in oil as China’s water runs dry – Telegraph Blogs

Jimmy Carter predicted this 35 years ago.

The oil and natural gas we rely on for 75 percent of our energy are running out.

Because we are now running out of gas and oil, we must prepare quickly for a third change, to strict conservation and to the use of coal and permanent renewable energy sources, like solar power.

– Jimmy Carter April 18, 1977

Proposed Energy Policy . Jimmy Carter . WGBH American Experience | 

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Democrats Say That All Black People Think The Same Way

On Monday, the Inquirer reported that in 59 of Philadelphia’s “divisions” — these are subsets of wards, wherein fewer than 1,000 people might be registered to vote — GOP nominee Mitt Romney failed to win even a single vote. Collectively, the votes for Obama across these divisions added up to 19,605, to Romney’s zero
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“The polling across the nation showed that the African-American community was supporting the president by about 98, 99 percent,” Sestak told Fox News. “I think the people voted the way they believe in.”

Pa. officials plan no probe despite extraordinary turnout, totals for Obama in Philly | Fox News

The odds of this election result being legitimate are  ……. zero.

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