February 28, 2007

USA Pwns World, Jawa Pwns Activist

Muawahahaha! We're officially causing holocausts by our mere existence!

PLUS, fun with numbers! Assuming their junk data is accurate (just for the sake of argument), I still noticed that China, India, Europe and the former Soviet Union account for over half of the worlds contributions to global warming. Kyoto, anyone? Didn't think so.

Also of extreme interest are the, shall we say, "beliefs and quotes and leftist organizations the author wrote for prior to today."

READ THE TAKEDOWN BELOW THE FOLD ---> more...

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February 25, 2007

'Global Warming' Update: Got An Inch of Warming Today...

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This post is dedicated to 2007 Oscar Winner Algore ("Goreacle," as he is known by some worshippers).

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February 18, 2007

'Global Warming' Update: Forget Global Warming...

...its the cosmic catastrophies I'm worried about.

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And if the one about the 20 million-ton asteriod with a 1 in 45,000 chance of hitting Earth in April 2036 doesn't phase you, try the previous Jawa post about massive gamma ray bursts emitting devastating shockwaves and energy from the deep fields of space hundreds of millions of years in the past having the power to eliminate entire galaxies in the present.

(gulp)

ht: Pajamas Media

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February 15, 2007

"Global Warming" Update - Arctic Not Cooperating With Algore

The icecaps are not melting. They are not following the dogma of the International political panel that suggested that man-made global warming is "almost" certain.

The evidence mounts that anthropogenic global warming is a leftwing political movement rather than a scientific phenomenon.

Sorry, environuts. Reality has to set in sooner or later.

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February 13, 2007

"Global Warming" Update: Contrary Evidence Piles Up

Now that the initial media blitz of "global warming" has passed, the opposition and skeptics are firing both barrels back at the hype and media-induced-hysteria.

First, we have the "global warming" debate-is-over hearings postponed...by snow and ice.

Indian experts are questioning global warming and its effect on glaciers:

Some experts have questioned the alarmists theory on global warming leading to shrinkage of Himalayan glaciers. VK Raina, a leading glaciologist and former ADG of GSI is one among them.

He feels that the research on Indian glaciers is negligible. Nothing but the remote sensing data forms the basis of these alarmists observations and not on the spot research.

Raina told the Hindustan Times that out of 9,575 glaciers in India, till date, research has been conducted only on about 50. Nearly 200 years data has shown that nothing abnormal has occurred in any of these glaciers.

You don't say.

A new study suggests that glacier melting occurs at varying speeds, not an increasing trend. That's certainly not in keeping with the traditional Church of Global Warming dogma.

Cue hissy fits.

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February 09, 2007

"The Cooling Earth"

Newsweek, April 28, 1975. (pdf)

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Stem Cells: Embryonic Dangerous, Others Successful

And guess which ones the MSM doesn't seem to want to report on?

One advantage of embryonic stem cells has been that most types of adult stem cells cannot be multiplied outside of the body for very long, while embryonic ones may replicate in the lab indefinitely.

But Atala's new amniotic stem cells grow as fast outside the body as embryonic stem cells (doubling every 36 hours), and he's now been growing the same cell line for two years, with no indication of slowing.

The amniotic sac, teeming with stem cells that can do everything embryonic stem cells can do and more. (Or less, as in causing cancer . . . )

That leaves embryonic stem cells with only one possible advantage – potential.

ht: Insty

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February 05, 2007

"Global Warming" Update: Nation Reels From Arctic Cold

Bluto beat me to the punch, so I'll pile-on.

Other out-of-control global warming stories from across the country (fr/Drudge):

Today's Nationwide Chill Map

Record cold in Hawaii

Schools Close Due to Global Warming Extreme Cold

Arctic Blast Envelops Northern US

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February 04, 2007

"Global Warming" Update - Iceland Increases Its Ice

Those damned Bushbots are tinkering with Rove's weather machine again!

I think its safe to say that the global warming hype-o-the-week is little more than a wilting blimp of leftist gas.

Funny to watch them try to deny facts that don't fit their doomsday narrative, isn't it?

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"Global Warming" Update: More Scientists Call Bullsh*t

Sunday reading for the terminally leftarded Gorebots.

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February 02, 2007

The Speed of Light

Click here to see how quickly light travels from the Earth to the Moon.

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We're All 'Very Likely' to Die!11!! Noooooo!!!1!

Somehow. Sometime. Someway - "very likely" by "global warming."

That phrasing suggests that they're not certain. The US was also (because of global warming) slated to have 17 of the worst hurricanes you've ever seen in history in 2006. And by "inevitably," I meant "not at all." See how that works?

The language is such because these hundreds of European "scientists" will be needing an out when the oceans don't cover the Emipre State building in three years.

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January 24, 2007

Weird Prehistoric Shark-Fish Looking Thing

Tell me the pic of this thing doesn't look Photoshopped.

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UPDATE: Video

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January 22, 2007

Global Warming Oversold?

Hmm. Perish the thought that cyclical global weather patterns are common, historically verifiable and transpire regardless of mankind's existance.

Here's some global warming outside my humble abode in the Philadelphia area, where we had one of the coolest summers on record in 2006:

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There's also snow in Arizona today.

Paging Algore. We have some questions for you. Bring your slideshow and a red marker.

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January 18, 2007

Germany Attacked by Raging Kyrill !!!

What's a Kyrill, you ask? Reuters has the scoop:

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germans were told to stay indoors and many schools across the country closed early on Thursday as a rare hurricane bore down on them, seriously disrupting air and rail travel and causing at least one death on the roads.
more...

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December 06, 2006

Great Tits Research

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September 19, 2006

Cosmically Terrifying Read of the Day

Forget the Islamists! We've gotta be on the lookout for cosmic cataclysms from 470 million years ago!

Check this out (emphasis mine) from Gregg Easterbrook's fascinating column entitled "Cosmic thoughts - Bummer Edition" today at ESPN.com (scroll down slightly more than halfway if the page toploads) (or ABC):

Recently, I was creeped out by this supernova. Detected Feb. 18 by Swift, a satellite launched to look for gamma-ray bursts, the exploding star already was the 24th supernova discovered at that early point in 2006. As instruments improve, exploding stars appear more common than cosmologists had expected, and that's not the best news we might have heard. Coded GRB 060218, this star detonation began as a gamma-ray burst that lasted 33 minutes -- absolutely stunning because previous gamma-ray bursts from space have lasted a few seconds at the most. The gamma rays came from 470 million light-years away. That was discomfiting because strong gamma-ray bursts usually emanate from what astronomers call the "deep field," billions of light-years distant and thus billions of years back in the past. A distance of 470 million light-years means the GRB 060218 supernova happened 470 million years ago. That is ancient by human reckoning, but many cosmologists had been assuming the kind of extremely massive detonations thought to cause strong gamma-ray busts occurred only in the misty eons immediately after the Big Bang. The working assumption was that since life appeared on Earth, there had been no stellar mega-explosion. Now we know there has.

For several days as the giant dying star GRB 060218 collapsed, this single supernova shined brighter than all 100 billion other suns in its galaxy combined. The detonation was so inexpressibly luminous that, though 470 million light-years distant, it could be seen by telescopes on Earth. And not just fancy telescopes at the tops of mountains: A few days after the Swift satellite detected the gamma-ray surge, an amateur astronomer in the Netherlands sighted the forming supernova through a backyard telescope. The stellar coordinates hit the Web -- it was at RA: 03:21:39.71 Dec: +16:52:02.6 -- and soon amateur astronomers the world over were marveling at the glistening beacon from the cosmic past. This explosion released so much energy that it happened 470 million years ago yet the light could travel for that protracted period, plus pass through the gas and dust of roughly a hundred galaxies along the way, and still illuminate mirrors of backyard telescopes on Earth.

Now here's what creeped me out: had GRB 060218 happened in our galaxy, life on Earth would have ended Feb. 18.

Gulp...

...read it all if you dare.

ht: Rush Limbaugh show
Cross-posted at Mein Blogovault.

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August 08, 2006

Hurricane Forecast Revised Down

No kiss-kiss, no bang-bang season for the 24-7 hurricane coverage teams.

Algore wept.

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December 26, 2005

Christmas Book Review: Michael Chrichton's State of Fear

I generally don't review books, but since I'm on vacation in California and not really keeping up with the news (and since the weather has finally turned for the worse and I'm stuck indoors) I thought I'd drop a quick note about the book I just finished, Michael Crichton's State of Fear.

For full disclosures sake, Harper Collins offered me the book for free awhile back, but I turned them down. So, even though they sponsored the site for awhile, I forked over the $7.99 at the airport for the book myself. The reason I'm commenting on it at all has nothing to do with their former sponsorship, but has everything to do with this: The book was absolutely awesome!

That's it. Just wanted you to know how awesome it was. Go buy it if you haven't done so. It's the perfect Hannukah gift. Inexpensive and much more fun than another boring freakin' dradle!

I read 80% of it in one sitting on the trip to California. The rest the next day. So, it's easy reading. The kind of reading that is captivating and kept my normally ADHD afflicted brain busy.

Best of all it lays out the case that the hype about global warming is just that: hype. Footnoted, too.

More than than, it talks about the discourse Nazis who have hijacked all rational discussion about the environment. The people who use the language of science to bolster what are essentially their religious beliefs about the ideal state of nature. A state which never has existed and is as much myth as any fundamentalist Christian's vision of the Garden of Eden.

And here's a teaser to get you interested. Hollywood limousine-liberal gets eaten alive by cannibals. Does it get any better than that?

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August 28, 2005

Say Goodbye to "The Big Easy!"

The media are actually underplaying the catastrophic consequences of Katrina. It will change history. The only questions are how much and in what direction? (h/t: Glenn)

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