My Champions League Forecast

Both teams have been looking pretty lame since the semifinals, and this game lacks the excitement of last year – when Barcelona was at the top of their game.

My forecast is that unless the cable guy gets here very soon, my cable will still be without signal and I won’t see the match.

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My UAH May Forecast

0.23

Down from 0.29 in April.

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Polar Bear Drowning Season Kicks Off

Barrow made it above freezing yesterday for the first time in seven months. This marks the official beginning of the Polar Bear drowning season.

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What Breitbart Should Have Said

The story should have started :

“Obama’s literary agent listed him as Kenya born for almost two decades – while he was a US senator and until a year before the presidential election. Obama apparently never objected”

The dispersed and semi-incoherent information they have been trickling out is giving cover to the usual scumbags. This is not a birther story and Breitbart was negligent to frame it that way.  It is a story about Obama and his insiders.

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Thirty Two Years Ago Today

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The Zwally Death Spiral

NASA says that the Arctic may be ice free this summer. Below I projected a likely path for the imminent death spiral. Don’t be fooled by high extent values over the next couple of weeks.

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Is Obama A Birther?

He has obviously been telling people for decades that he was born in Kenya.

The press corps(e) should expose him for being the original birther, but instead they simply choose to stick their heads further up their asses, and shoot the messenger.

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German Researchers Create More Sinking Heat

German researchers have found evidence that areas in Antarctica, previously thought relatively safe from the direct influence of climate change, are melting rapidly.

An Antarctic area previously thought stable is at risk of melting rapidly within the next century, new research suggests.
In a study published earlier this month, a team from the Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research in Bremerhaven, Germany says the now-intact Filchner-Ronne ice shelf in the peripheral Weddell Sea could disintegrate, pushing parts of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet into retreat.

The German researchers found that rising temperatures could thin the ice on the Weddell Sea, sending warm ocean currents under the frozen Filcher-Ronne ice shelf and accelerate melting.

New threat to Antarctic ice shelf emerges 

It is well known in the climate science world that warm water sinks, and then suddenly rises when it finds an ice shelf to melt. The same reason why people ride cold air balloons in the winter – when ambient temperatures are very hot.

The increase in sea ice around Antarctica is a sure sign that the oceans are heating up fast.

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Antarctica is looking a bit chilly this week at -108 degrees, but the big meltdown will likely start next week.

Weather Forecast Vostok, Antarctica | Vostok Weather | Wunderground

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GISS 2012 Update – Plummeting Below Scenario C

Through April, GISS is averaging 0.44 for the year – tanking ever further below Hansen’s zero emissions scenario C.

The team has suddenly developed amnesia about his 1998 forecasts, and have reverted back to an obscure 1981 Hansen forecast which won’t collapse for a few more years.

 

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Obama’s Future Career At GISS

Between April 3 and April 21, 2007 Obama’s birthplace changed, due to the work of a lazy biographer in 1991 – which went uncorrected for 16 years. After Obama is impeached, he has a job lined up at GISS.

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