Real Climate Science

When NCDC makes their fraudulent claim in the next couple of days that July 2012 was the hottest on record in the US, here is the formula for correcting their data back to the actual temperature.

Recent July data tampering has been pushing the temperatures up by about 0.7F. They also have been knocking about 0.4F off of 1930s temperatures. The formulas are :

Actual July 2012 temperature = NCDC 2012 July temperature – 0.7F

Actual July 1936 temperature = NCDC 1936 July temperature + 0.4F

These adjustments will get you in the ballpark of the actual temperatures and allow you to make historical comparisons – rather than the phony political comparison which the Ministry Of Truth wants you to make.

Boxer hints carbon taxcould be part of larger budget deal

A carbon tax could be part of a larger deal on tax and budget,two Senate Democrats who support action on climate change said today.

“I think if it’s part of a larger package, we could look at it,” said Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.), when asked whether a carbon tax could eventually be passed as part of a “tax swap,” which would combine a new levy on emissions with a mechanism to return money to consumers.

.: U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works :: Minority Page :.

Obama promised not to tax anyone making less than $250,000, so this must be a breathing fine, rather than a breathing tax.

When an elected official tells you that they plan to return money, you can be pretty certain that your bank account is about to be raided.

Mann made CO2 has altered the very fundamentals of physics.

According to the Union of Concerned Scientists “he will explain that the ocean has absorbed more than 90 percent of the heat trapped over the past century by greenhouse gasses that have accumulated in the atmosphere, and that this heat is now penetrating deep into the ocean

Quark Soup by David Appell: Audio of Tomorrow’s Senate Hearing

There are vast stores of sizzling hot water hiding deep under the Gulf Of Alaska

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It appears that evil white people are judging Obama’s performance based on the color of his skin, rather than the $16 trillion debt and 9% unemployment.

Romney has a 20-point advantage among white voters.  Obama is supported by 91% of black voters

Daily Presidential Tracking Poll – Rasmussen Reports™

1. Few tornadoes
2. No hurricanes
3. Hot during the summer
4. Cold during the winter
5. Mild during the winter
6. Thunderstorms
7. Wind
8. Rain
9. Lack of rain

All of these things are undeniable proof that our climate has passed the tipping point.

When I was kid, we knew that we could count on hurricanes and tornadoes every year. That was before the climate got so extreme.

It all melted this week.

It would be difficult to prove that government temperature data tampering is fraud, because they have covered their tracks with pseudo-science papers and algorithms – which provide the perpetrators a little plausible deniability.

What Anthony has done is to show empirically that their algorithms don’t work. They will have to address his concerns or suffer a loss of  cover.

Last year our friends on the left promised to bury Arizona for doing the right thing. Meanwhile California promised to bury business for creating CO2.

Business is paying attention.

Is Phoenix the Next Silicon Valley?

Posted by Soulskill on Tuesday July 31, @04:37PM
from the silicon-valley-could-probably-hold-onto-a-hockey-team dept.

SpicyBrownMustard writes“There’s no secret to a rising level of ‘Silicon Valley fatigue’ lately, and the new reality show certainly isn’t helping. And with hacker hostels packing in twenty somethings fueling the ‘it’s okay to fail’ incubator culture that now is actually hurting startups, it’s no wonder weariness with the culture is setting in. Forbes.com asks the question: Is Phoenix The Next Silicon Valley? The article covers a startup with a couple names you might know, who picked Phoenix due to its much lower cost of living and different quality of life. The startup’s CTO, ‘explains that having so much more financial freedom lowers the stress associated with working for a startup, as he can enjoy work/live balance.’ Their location certainly didn’t hurt fundraising, as they managed $2 million in seed capital. Are we indeed moving on from Silicon Valley for tech startups?”

Is Phoenix the Next Silicon Valley? – Slashdot

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Shock news – heavy rainfall events have nothing to do with CO2! Billions in research grants gone to waste!

 an atmospheric river in 1861-62 brought California 45 straight days of rain and caused flooding of Biblical proportions, evocative of Noah and his ark..  It bankrupted the state.

Scientists Cite “Atmospheric River” for Near Continuous Rain | NBC Southern California

h/t to Tom Nelson