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BREAKING NEWS: Proof Obama Attended Columbia University 

h/t to Dave G

Democratic officials confirm to POLITICO that President Obama’s prime time address will be moved indoors to the Time Warner Center.

The Thursday address was scheduled to be at Bank of America stadium — an outdoor venue with more than 70,000 seats. But forecasts are predicting thunderstorms, forcing a last minute change in venue.

The move has an upside for the campaign, which has reportedly struggled to fill all the seats in the massive outdoor arena.

Obama speech moved indoors – POLITICO.com

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I have been subjected to about a thousand public service ads on Fox Soccer Channel with Obama telling us not to commit violence against women.

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NOAA is finding hurricanes all over the place

Weather Street: 2012 Atlantic Hurricanes and Tropical Storms

Perhaps 2012 will turn out to be worse than 1886, when the US was hit by seven hurricanes – including two major hurricanes.

I just spammed this comment :

Perhaps he meant to say flatline.

COI | Centre for Ocean and Ice | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut

USHCN published only their adjusted data (F52) for August, and did not publish the raw (raw) data.

Index of /pub/data/ushcn/v2/monthly

Perhaps they don’t want people seeing how they are tampering with the data.

2000 –  Snow is a thing of the past

Snowfalls are now just a thing of the past – Environment – The Independent

2011 – Snow is a thing of the future

Scientists: Global warming linked to big U.S. snowstorms – USATODAY.com

2012 – Snow is a thing of the past

Enjoy snow now . . . by 2020, it’ll be gone | The Australian

About time we had a real summer. Unfortunately, today was the last really warm day in the forecast.

Are you tired of hearing about this summer’s record-breaking weather in Colorado?

Brace yourself for more: 2012 has seen more days reaching 90 degrees or warmer in Fort Collins than any other year on record.

As of Monday, Fort Collins had 55 days 90 degrees or hotter, shattering the record for enduring heat by an unprecedented 10 days, according to the Colorado Climate Center’s monthly weather data report compiled by researcher Wendy Ryan.

The previous record of 45 days 90 degrees and hotter was set in 1960.

Despite the fact that the heat wouldn’t go away, no high temperature records were broken, but two were tied: 97 degrees on Aug. 6 set in 1889 and 95 degrees on Aug. 28, a record set in 1899.

Driest-ever August shatters record for most enduring heat | The Coloradoan | coloradoan.com