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The Courier-Mail Friday 21 April 1939

21 Apr 1939 – WORLD CLIMATE CHANGING Scientists Puzzled

25 Aug 1930 – ARCTIC BALLOONISTS WHY CORPSES WERE FOUND MELTIN…

Fulham and Swansea leading the BPL, with MU and Liverpool fighting it out for the last relegation slot.

Looks like Dempsey chose the wrong week to have a temper tantrum. Brendan Rodgers gets the prize for the dumbest career move.

Stats centre | Football | guardian.co.uk

NOAA shows about 25% more ice covered ocean than NSIDC.

Look for people to be making claims of record minimums with about 0.1% precision.

August 1936 was 10 degrees above normal in the center of the US

docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/mwr/064/mwr-064-08-c1.pdf

August 2012 is below normal in the center of the US

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Look for NOAA to upwards adjust about 16 degrees and declare 2012 to be the hottest summer ever.

In case you were wondering why temperatures warmed rapidly from 1976 to 1998.

In case you were wondering why GISS and NOAA have had to start cheating so hard since 1998.

MEI timeseries from Dec/Jan 1940/50 up to the present

I have looked through my posting statistics, and have determined that I make fun of individuals of all races in correct proportion to their percentage of the population. For example – my previous post trashed a white Englishman, a black Englishman, a Scot, a Dutchman and a Mexican.

I do promise not to trash Joe Biden any more than he deserves.

Man U at the bottom of the tables after getting beaten senseless by Everton.

“Remarkable Changes”

“Our generation is living in a period when remarkable changes are taking place almost everywhere throughout the world,” writes Professor L. Berg, of the Soviet Academy of Sciences. “‘Certainly these widely distributed phenomena cannot be due to the action of the Gulf Stream, which, however, naturally receives its share of the greater general warmth.” The slow thawing of the Arctic is given as a partial explanation for the record voyages of Soviet ice-breakers to northern latitudes, which have never before been reached by navigating vessels. The Sadko in 1935, in ice- free water of the North Kara Sea, steamed to 82 degrees, 42 minutes of northern latitude—an all-time record. 

25 Apr 1939