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Nov 2nd 2010 By Jennifer Sky
'ObamaCare' Saved My Life -- a Maxim Cover Girl Shares Her Story
When I began working as an actor as a teenager, one of the perks was comprehensive insurance coverage through the Screen Actors Guild. Up until six years ago, I never even needed it.
Then, one day, when I was 26 and living in Los Angeles, I experienced a sharp pain in my right side that lasted for hours. My husband drove me straight to the emergency room.
For the rest of the evening I was put in different machines, had goo rubbed on my belly and iodine pumped through my veins. Twelve hours later, when we were both punchy with worry, a doctor came in and announced, "Well, the good news is, they're benign."
My husband and I looked at each other. "What are benign?" we asked.
Turns out there were non-cancerous tumors taking up 60% of my liver.
That day, they diagnosed me with "giant hemangioma" -- heman is Latin for blood. Basically I had giant sacks of blood taking up the main portion of my liver.
It's a rare thing, but a lot of women do have small hemangiomas -- they're connected to hormones. Mine were unusually large, and dangerous in the sense that I could have bled to death at any moment if I had any sort of blunt force to my abdomen.
Over the next four years I was injected with experimental treatments, subjected to MRIs every three months, and shuttled around the country to meet with doctors in the hopes of finding a cure. Everyone was very reluctant to operate: They wanted to try everything before doing such an invasive and dangerous surgery -- cutting a young woman's chest open -- but it got to the point where my chest was so distended, I could barely breathe.
When they finally did operate, they took a football-sized tumor out of my liver and pronounced the operation a success. I was left to heal from the large incisions.
The scar runs from right under my breastbone to my bellybutton, and across my stomach, and it is not an easy thing for a former Maxim cover girl to hide.
In fact, my whole diagnosis meant I had to retire from acting altogether.
It wasn't just the scar -- which people sometimes say looks like a supersized peace sign -- or a Mercedes symbol. It seems I'm not very insurable as a leading lady. Production companies take out insurance policies on all assets of their production, including their actors. With such a large scar and pre-existing condition, I was virtually uninsurable, even in the glamorous, fake world of Hollywood.
Acting was a career I had worked hard at since I was 15, but after my surgery I was dropped from my Screen Actor's Guild insurance. Even though I had paid into their policy since I was practically a kid, now when I needed it, it wasn't there: I was no longer earning enough to be covered.
Luckily, I was able to transfer to my husband's insurance. Then, last year, we separated. Part of our agreement was that he would allow me to continue to be covered by his policy, but, in the process, there was a terrible mistake.
One day I walked into the doctor's office for a routine post-op check up. After my appointment, I was about to leave, when the receptionist called me back to her desk.
"Jennifer? Do you have any new insurance for us to use?"
"No, use the same one," I smiled. "I just had surgery, it should work."
The white-coated woman nodded her head and handed me the phone, with the insurance company on the other end.
That's when I discovered my ex-husband's manager had made an irreversible filing error that resulted in me being kicked off his COBRA retroactively. In other words, my last eight months of treatment -- surgery, medication, MRIs at $19,000 a pop -- had not been covered.
It takes a lot to reduce me to tears, but that day in the doctor's office I was near hysteria.
"Please, I'm sick, I can't lose my insurance," I begged to the insurance lady on the phone.
It was too late, she told me. The decision had been made.
The ironic thing is, if I were a professor, I'd practically be tenured by now. I've probably paid more taxes than your average 50-year-old, but now the illness that meant I could no longer work in the profession I had for the last decade and a half also robbed me of my right to be insured. It was terrifying.
Luckily, because I had moved to New York in January to go back to school -- a move to carve out a new career -- I opted into the limited policy my college offered, so at least my prescriptions would be covered. Still, in my condition, I knew I needed more.
When I applied to Blue Cross, I was promptly denied due to "pre-existing conditions."
By the way, having your chest cut open is not the only way to be determined un-insurable. Pregnant? That's a pre-existing condition. Ever seen a therapist and been prescribed antidepressants? You have one, too. Susceptible to chronic urinary tract infections or kidney stones? You guessed it. Asthma? Ditto.
In fact, it wasn't until our government passed the health care bill I so often hear referred to -- with a derogatory slur -- as "ObamaCare" that I earned the right to be covered under the new Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan.
This is the bridge plan that will cover some of the most vulnerable of America's citizens -- the middle class who are still paying taxes, but who aren't quite poor or elderly enough to qualify for Medicare or Medicaid.
In other words, people like me.
Now -- as I put it -- I'm a highly functioning sick girl, and one who's unbelievably grateful to her government for the work Congress and the President did last year, giving me the ability to stay healthy.
In my past I may have been a Maxim cover girl, but today I'm content to be the poster girl for health care reform that has kept me an active member of society.
Jennifer Sky is studying creative writing at The New School in New York. She currently writes for young adults, has plans to begin a memoir based on her "Hollywood Illness," and hopes to return to acting one day. You can find her at her website, Jennifersky.com
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Tuesday 02 November
By TaylorKaye
That was eye-opening and something that a LOT of Americans need to hear first hand. She is not looking for a hand out, she is not a "worthless member of society saying give me give me give me." She is a woman in a situation MANY women find themselves in, and it should be a wake up call that this can happen to anyone.
Wednesday 03 November
By Cristina Ione Lopez
as a young girl, who was lucky to have had her mom sacrifice and work to paying my own personal medical bills when i was young, it blows my mind that, we live still, in a country we have to struggle to live. jennifers story is beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time. i hope everyone reads this and takes note of how important it is to vote, and push our country to help us, not just itself.
Tuesday 02 November
By profsue123
What a fantastic, honest, important, timely piece!
Tuesday 02 November
By MissZ
This is conveniently timely, isn't it? I challenge LemonDrop to include a piece about how Obama care might not work for another person. Perhaps for someone who lost their coverage altogether because their employer will no longer be able to afford it. Or maybe someone who's insurance premiums skyrocketed in anticipation of what might happen with ObamaCare.
Friday 05 November
By Charlee
It obviously isn't in place yet. My granddaughter wasn't covered and her father has no money except for disability. Cost him $ 165.00 just to have her seen.
Monday 08 November
By doug
If we don't have something in place to insure that people have access to healthcare, then uninsured people will be flocking to ER's for primary care as well as emergency care. The hospitals will not get paid and will simply bill the government. If you don't believe this, simply look at your property tax bill. You are paying for this anyway...
Sunday 07 November
By bob
or the facts that this crap of legislation isn't in effect yet. What a lie of a journalistic piece of manure.
Tuesday 02 November
By Angelique
This is a wonderful piece! So engagingly written, and such an important message.
Monday 08 November
By thegrrrr8est
Sorry, but I'm calling BS. Obamacare is still months, if not years, from being implemented Thank God. I'll pay my own way, thank you, And if I can't, let the chips fall where they may.
When the Congress signs on to the same miserable health care program that they're jamming down our throats, THEN we can start high-fiving Obamacare. But they know what I know.....it's a crock.
Tuesday 02 November
By Ashlee
"Heman" is not Latin for "blood," the Latin word is "sanguis" or "cruor" is used for "blood," "hema" is a Greek stem.
Tuesday 02 November
By suzy
I pray each day this legislation will help me too.
At 18 -auto impacted by a unlicensed uninsured illegal alien. I'm 39 now , finding out I have debilitating damage to my spine.
In 6 months I hope to apply to Cover Colorado. In the meantime one accident means I lose my primary family home until such time as I have coverage. CC requires a 6 month period of no insurance before applying.
Tuesday 02 November
By cbcs
Okay, now let's hear the downside to this "ObamaCare". As of this month, effective November 30, 2010, there will be a 21% cut in Medicare and Tricare payments/reimbursements to physicians. This will have a devastating affect on the military retirees, the elderly, the disabled, armed service members and their families.
There are physicians that will no longer accept new patients with these plans as their health insurance. Currently and as of November 30th, there will be physicians that will no longer keep their patients with these plans because they will be unable to afford to. The physicians have expenses too. They have employees, equipments, maintenance, etc to pay for. The patients are also unable to afford to pay the 21% out of pocket expenses.
My dad is a military retiree. He did approx 30 yrs of service. He continued to work full-time after retiring until he had a stroke that left him disabled. He has multiple medical problems now. He is wheelchair bound and requires assistance. Approx 1 year ago, my mother suffered a heart attack and had a stent placement done at that time. She still needs to see her primary MD for her high blood pressure and a cardiologist. My mom worked full-time until my dad became disabled. They are both in their late 60's. Given all this, my parents are still paying on their home, they're good citizens, they pay their bills on time, etc. So, what will become of this? What about the other people? This will also affect the clinics and doctor offices too. Without these patients, there will be a decrease in the number of patients which will then lead to a decrease in business for the clinics and offices.
So, where does it put all of these people that will soon be totally affected by the downside of this "Obamacare"? How will this affect their continuity of care with their current physician no longer following their care? What happens to their health care once provided and they will no longer have? What will the wait time be if there are only a couple of doctors that will accept their health insurance coverage? How will this "21% cut" affect them financially? How many people will end up losing their homes, etc? How will they afford to pay the out-of-pocket expenses for the hospital stays, treatments, surgeries, etc?
I agree there needed to be a change with our health care system, but not with a plan like this.
Saturday 06 November
By wakiya lewis
I doubt hospital services will ever go out of business despite whatever you think of the downside of health care is. And why does every critic out there call it Obama health care? I think it is just silly. It's health care that has it upsides too. There will always be sick people, so in turn there will always be health services. There are a great many of us that are not as fortunate to pay our hospital bills and pay for everything else due to the rising cost of health care. I am glad to see someone stood up for the middle class and the poor to see that they can have affordable health care as does the rich.
Saturday 06 November
By Beth
Either you lie in your post or you are misinformed. The 21% decrease in Medicare and Tricare payments is based on regulations in the Balanced Budget Act of 1997, an act sponsored by a Repuublican.
It has nothin to do with Obama, and in fact, it was Democrats who moved to put off the scheduled decrease.
Saturday 06 November
By GB
You need to do some fact checking. What you are saying is simply not true. From the Atlantic Monthly:
"The spending cuts will come in payment rates and subsidies to private insurers in Medicare Advantage, the private-coverage form of Medicare. Medicare Advantage already costs taxpayers more than regular Medicare does, but plans that don't closely resemble traditional medicare--insurance plans in the program "to make a quick buck," Marc Steinberg of Families USA told Politifact--may have to change some benefits. The House proposal cuts the growth in payment rates, and there's a fear that this will trickle down in the form of fewer benefits or worse coverage.
So saying Obama will cut Medicare, as Republicans do and Democrats & the AARP don't, is about a fear that slowing the growth of payment rates and cuts to Medicare Advantage will end up resulting in fewer benefits."
Wednesday 03 November
By Morgan
I'm glad they have stepped up to make some changes to our health care system, but it's still not enough. We need a total change in the philosophy of insurance. For instance, why is my coverage tied to my job? Why can't I simply shop around for health insurance and switch as I please, like I do with my car insurance? Why does loss or change of employment have to mean your health goes on the backburner? It simply doesn't make any sense.
Tuesday 02 November
By Laura
Funny. Because it will be ObamaCare messing up MY life, my healthcare, and even potentially killing me when I have to discontinue my insurance for 2011.
I am 25 years old. I have a college degree. I work full time, away from home 4-5 days a week, and I make only about $15,000 a year. This is the only job I can find in this economy.
My healthcare cost is more than QUADRUPLING next year. It is going up 450%. For single, relatively healthy, borderline poverty-line me. The monthly cost will be 15% of my pre-tax monthly salary. I am completely unable to afford that. I already eat cheaply, I have almost no social life because I can't afford it, I have roommates, I only buy clothes, shoes and makeup that I need for work. I don't get haircuts, my nails done, facials, or anything else most people my age do. And I have almost zero debt because of this.
I have to cancel my insurance. I am responsible. I don't WANT a handout. I could probably be on food stamps, but I am not. And now I am the one getting screwed. What will happen if I am in an accident? In my line of work you are almost guaranteed at least one on-the-job injury per year. You are guaranteed to get sick at least twice a year.
What do I do now???? Thanks, Obama.
Saturday 06 November
By wakiya lewis
lol, only 15, 000 a year. Work on that if you want to afford the cheapest of health care.
Saturday 06 November
By GB
Why are you blaming reform? Why aren't you angry at the insurance companies who are gouging you while a huge percentage of your premium goes to their profits, and to their advertising, and to their lobbyists -- you should look up how much of your premium actually goes to medical care. The truth is, the insurance companies are using this as an excuse to gouge you. Get made at that corrupt industry.
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A bit of local birding at Northaw Great Wood, primarily for Marsh tits, but with the possibility of Lesser Spotted Woodpecker and Woodcock, neither of which I've seen before. So was well chuffed when high in an oak tree I spotted a woodpecker moving around and identified it as a Lesser Spotted, unfortunately though RCB wasn't terribly chuffed when he failed to find it in his lens even though he did find a Lesser Redpoll in the same tree.
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There is no question in my mind that parent training has made me a better parent. While there is a difference between the theory and practice of ABA therapy and while there is a difference between being a parent and being a therapist, the knowledge gained from the parent training offered by our early intervention team has been invaluable.
Marie Josée explains that there is a beautiful innocence in ASD. A person with autism will never try to manipulate a situation to make themselves look better. They are without malice, and they don't know how to pretend. I say what I need to and I don't mince words! My partner can attest to this. He knows I'm different, that I like to talk about stuff that is real, and he accepts me as I am.
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The 41st Quebec general election is scheduled for Monday April 7, 2014. A new PQ majority government would mean a possible referendum for Quebec separation from Canada in the near future. Yes, I know, we've been down this road before, only now, I have an autistic child who can only speak English. The dynamics have suddenly changed for me. Don't get me wrong, I love this province, I just don't like what's it's become over the last two years but most importantly, it's the uncertainty, the unknown that scares me the most. My son risks being silenced in a province that could, in the future, choose not to recognize his language
As a life coach, I work with all sorts of people in their teens and 20s. I learn from all of them. One of my most powerful learning lessons came from a 13-year-old client with Autism, who allowed me to see the dangers of people in power trying to "do the right thing." I am pleased to share with you now the inner workings of one the most interesting minds I have ever met.
Contrary to popular belief, most kids with autism are not anti-social. Yet, many 'neurotypicals' still struggle when it comes to including a child with autism in the conversation. Those that do try, often fail because they don't know a few essential rules that can help make the interaction possible.
We live in a province where language is a huge issue. I can't even begin to tell you how many times people have said to me "Oh your son doesn't speak French?! Do you realize you live in Quebec"? Really, thank you kindly for pointing that out. Do YOU realize my son is autistic and for the first five years of his life barely spoke?
Raising awareness is often a good first step, and functions well as a means to an end -- but it cannot be viewed as an end in itself. Activism simply does not end with the sharing of a Facebook post or a retweet; it's great to tell your friends that something is important enough to share with them, but it's virtually meaningless if it doesn't lead to further action.
One late spring day, there was a party invitation from Laurie on my desk when I walked into French class. Laurie was the "funny one" of the very popular girls. She was snarky before snarky was a thing. She had a quick wit that stung. I'd seen girls driven to tears by her so often I lost count. Our only conversations had been her asking me for help with algebra, so I had no idea why I was invited.
While volunteering and working with autistic children, Lisa Fraser noticed one of the key therapeutic devices of the day was, in her eyes, really ugly. The weighted vests was like slapping a label on kids and saying "Hey, look at me! I'm different." She believed that bringing a better design and even some style into these kids' lives, was an endeavour worth pursuing.


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U.S. forces have killed Osama bin Laden. Discuss.
I was going to title this post, "Osama bin Laden, R.I.P." but the thing is , I really don't want him to rest in peace.
He's definitely dead, however. I'll write a longer blog post about the implications of this tomorrow, but for now, commenters should post their own thoughts about this in the comments. For now, three quick points:
1) If what Obama said is correct, then I'm genuinely impressed at the fact that operational security was so well preserved;
2) Everything I've read about Al qaeda suggests that bin Laden's role on the operational side was pretty limited, but this is still, to use the words of Vice President Joseph Biden, a big f***ing deal.
3) Peter Bergen said on CNN that bin Laden's death is "the end of the War on Terror." Do you think he's right? I'd like to think so, but my worry is that the politics of this gives some politicians a very strong incentive to ratchet up this threat. So... is it really over?
What do you think?


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Hacked climate Prof stands aside
Professor Phil Jones - the man at the centre of the "climategate" controversy over emails and other sensitive data published by hackers - has agreed to stand aside as director of the Climatic Research Unit (CRU). He will not run the University of East Anglia's influential climate change centre until an "independent review" into …
All eyes
Indeed they will be on the review. And if the review does not de-bunk major part of the AGW myth (along with criminal prosecutions?) then we will know for sure that the "science" isn't "science" at all but a fable.
Perhaps climatology should register as a religion? It appears to be based in as much fact as any other sky-pixie system.
Or maybe...
Or maybe it's science and the views of the denial industry - sharing lobbyists as they do with the Creationists and the tobacco industry - will be revealed as unfounded lies, mythmaking and religious thinking that appeals to people who are too afraid of change to apply any kind of critical analysis to the words that other people tell them to spout and just come out with the same tired, meaningless nonsense year after year.
Perhaps the groups campaigning to sow FUD over climate science should register the amount of money they spend every year to buy people's opinions.
Or maybe - utter claptrap
So there's a 'denial industry' is there? I take it anyone who entertains a skeptical thought becomes part of the industry? Your analysis/comment is ridiculous extremism. Science and scepticism go hand in hand. A scientist must prove an assertion. Others are sceptics until they can be convinced and/or replicate the science. You seem to want every contrarian view to be one of 'denial despite the facts'.
The IPCC affiliated climate scientists have been shown to manipulate the system. Can their analysis of the facts be trusted? Can their publication of facts itself be trusted since various evidence suggests they have fudged the figures.
Apparently a very large number of scientists are sceptical - are they all having their pockets lined?
See http://folk.uio.no/tomvs/esef/ungensecr07.pdf for a copy of an open letter to the UN Sec General, signed by a very long list of PhDs in fields including climatology.
See http://www.petitionproject.org/index.php for a very long list of scientists (31k plus) who have signed a petition to the US government. All in the pay of the 'denial industry'.
PS: I'm a greenie. I'd like for myself and my kids a green, clean and pollution free environment. Its just not going to happen with bad science like the CRU provided.
well who would have thunk it?
'To some sceptics, the emails confirm their suspicions that climate change scientists have conspired to manipulate evidence in favour of global warming.'
Dodgy dealings
In the BBC article:
The prof claims: "The word 'trick' was used here colloquially as in a clever thing to do. It is ludicrous to suggest that it refers to anything untoward." Which I think is fair enough, 'tricks of the trade' will be familiar to most of us. What is dubious however is using 'tricks' to "hide the [temperature] decline" in the raw data.
Has the prof been taking spinning lessons from Alastair Campbell?
Or not?
> 'tricks' to "hide the [temperature] decline"
As I understand it, this was to remove a set of values, from one source, known to be anomalous for a specific period.
They are "proxy" values, meaning not direct temperature measurements but something else thought to be related to temperature (one source of tree ring data in this case). They are well known to be wrong post-1960 because they disagree with all the other data; that includes other proxies and *actual temperature measurements*. So, sadly, the "decline" you thought they were trying to hide doesn't exist.
But maybe I am wrong about that.
Or maybe I am part of the global marxist conspiracy.
White wash?
Will the review be conducted by the same people he got to do his peer reviews?
peer reviewed
that's what I'm worried about... the AGW proponents were claiming their "science" was all peer reviewed... well it was, by a selected set of peers in pro AGW publications.
Science? Can we haz it plz?
This has really knocked the reputation of science back. There should be a root and branch routing going on in there.
Science by its very definition depends on critical review of full data, and criticism of the results obtained. The foundation is that even if a theory is pronounced by an authority in the filed it can be challenged by the lowliest lab tech. It appears that what this group has fallen into is believing their own hype and enforcing their view by "Ad Authoritatum" Argument from Authority.
This is a basic logical error that is taught to be avoided in year one!
As a scientifically trained, but layperson when it comes to climate change theory, I'm becoming more unconvinced by the "Science" backing this up.
You may have good reasons to reduce CO2 emissions, reliance on oil from nasty despotic countries is a good and valid one, but if you are asking people to pay for this by scaring them with the threat of armageddon, is it a bit much to ask that you are basing your prophesies of doom on the best available, rigorously challenged data.
Not all scientists are evil...
> I'm becoming more unconvinced by the "Science" backing this up
This might help:
On full pay?
They must be joking...
Hmmm. How to achieve this?
Let's ask Al and the Moonbat. Meanwhile, it is pretty chilly up here where the warming is 'supposed' to happen. At night. In the winter.
You, quite literally, couldn't make it up.
Jones talked of a "trick" to "hide the decline" in a temperature series
No he didn't. Read the Economist and New Scientist reviews of the leaked data. Or, you know, read it yourself.
I've found the Register's coverage of this whole issue a bit embarrassing, quite frankly. I'm used to the El Reg being the voice of reason, not following the tabloids "ooo, look at those uppity scientists, what do they know" lead.
'Tricks' with words
Strictly speaking you are correct - the words "trick" and "hide the decline" are not as proximate.as the two distinct sets of quotes implies But figuratively speaking, you are taking up arms against a sea of troubles.
It's not the emails
It's not the emails that are damning of the techniques, but the incredibly shoddy treatment of the data that's been revealed by the analysis of the sourcecode that was also leaked.
Paris: noone can decide if she's hot or cold either.
20 odd years ago I can remember being told that we were heading for another ice age....a few years later the whole in the ozone layer lead to the ban on cfc's in sprays...then global warming...now climate change....is it me or do the goal post keep moving.
That would be how science works, observe something, come up with a hypothosys, try to prove the hypothosis, observe it doesn't work as you expected, research, repeat.
If nothing had changed in the last twenty or thirty years, that would be concerning.
You forgot acid rain... what ever happened to it? It was never announced to be gone, or even diminished, coverage of it just ...stopped.
re: titleless
...acid rain became less of a problem after regulations to limit SOx emissions for new and existing large-scale industrial plant were enacted. So the coverage dried up as the problem did. *sigh*
To Small Wee Jobbie
The ozone hole problem actually got me to change my car to run on CNG a couple of decades ago.
The desire of politicians to keep up the good work faded away and supporting the CNG supply line fizzled out.
The service stations that supplied CNG dropped down to One.
Then that station stopped supplying it because the equipment was worn out and not worth fixing.
So much for the Government policy of saving the Planet from UV radiation.
I now don't believe any Government policy that will save the planet.
Getting fed bullshit once is enough for me.
This was in New Zealand , but crap similar to this has almost certainly been fed to you.
The first of many
I think we'll see more and more 'scientists' exposed by dodgy statistics, models and extravagent claims. Many have simply followed the funding and now daren't question their own research for fear of losing said funding.
There is also a sort of crazy religious zeal with which the MMGW lobby are building their case; the sort of zeal that flatly denies / prevents / obfuscates any logical discussion or argument for MMGW and its causes.
The earth may well be warming....or it may be cooling - but it's a natural cycle and whilst we absolutely should be far, far more efficient in our use of natural resources, the biggest threat this planet faces is over-population; not cars !
He was not using "trick" in the perjorative sense
nor was he trying to fiddle the figures. Only your usual run-of-the-mill head-in-the-sand conspiraloon would insist on putting that interpretation on it.
I hope the tossers who unlawfully intercepted the email are caught and prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
I can accept that ..to a point
I could accept that he meant "trick" in the "tricks of the trade" sense, except for the bit in the source code where the comments said - explicitly - that they kludged the processes to give the results they wanted.
When is a trick not a trick
Presumably, should an investigation uncover similar phraseology in emails from an oil company or arms manufacturer, you will accept their protestations of innocence equally unquestioningly? I doubt it...
May I be the first to suggest...
"All eyes will now be on UEA's review."
Or should that maybe be GREENWASH.
It appears you were about the fiftieth.
A victim of politics.
Clearly science only is worth anything if it's repeatable and open to scrutiny and criticism. Though politicians of late, seem to have taken science on as merely some other form of marketing, this is because half the sciences, sociology, philosophy, and all the other rubbishy bollocks that's appeared in the last 20 years is little more than marxist dogma, by biased non independent parties, dressed in pseudoscientific language.
We can expect nothing less from the Liberal minded who are biologically incapable of reaching a correct conclusion if it's personally distasteful to them.
I can think of three such occurences whereby blatant lies have been made based on questionable and selective reporting in the numerical world.
First there's this, while I can think of dozen's of reasons why the UK should be oil-independent, not least of which the lack of hold we'd be under by the Guld states, but the government want to tax people, and this is just another way to do it, whether the facts stack up or not, and I'm not commenting on my opinions.
Secondly the whole "We want women to pay their way" industry, so they appoint someone who hates real women, and get her to pretend she's doing something for them, by comparing part time pay for women, and full time pay for men. The misconception that HR exists to help the staff, rather than manipulate them, is nothing compared to the 10 million women who are working because they think the women's minister is to help them, rather than to manipulate them into working.
Thirdly, the whole drugs debacle. The drug industry kills. Nike's alleged abuse of children as shoe makers has absolutely nothing on the suffering caused by the Cocaine production industry.
It's logical that we'd see huge increases in rain due to global warming, and if this has happened I'd like to be able to see the evidence. But since the politicians in our country seem to treat democracy as an excuse to manipulate the public into making large personal fortunes, I applaud this man's departure and would ask he come clean on whether he was making it up for the research grant that was made conditional on him concluding what the patron's wanted to hear, or whether he was leant on by someone after the endowment of the award.
Normalisation of data
In case people don't know: When you get raw data from satelites or ships or whatever you get it from, you have to normalise it to make it usefull, you can't use the data in its raw form. There are missing values, drift in the readings as the equipment gets older etc. etc. When combining data from different sources, it is particularly important to get them both normalised. For this reason you need to write code to perform 'tricks' on the data to make it read correctly.
Anyone who seriously thinks that all climate scientists risk their reputation and funding by routinely faking their results should seriously think about a new tinfoil hat.
Actually, calibration is needed, not normalization
Calibration to some standard temperature scale is what is needed. What is actually seen in much of the treatment of the data (in the US at least) is "recalibration" of old data "to account for changes in the immediate environment of the station.
Such recalibration is dubious at best. In many cases in which areas have become more built up (the usual trend) old data are "recalibrated" DOWNWARD, not upward, which would make more sense. It is much better to calibrate the data to a standard scale, SHOW the calibrated data, and explain the visible trends (such as an increasing trend which can be explained by local heating of the environment by an increase in the number of buildings in the neighbourhood (and consequently airconditioning vents)
Also, as a speaking as a scientist, the way you calibrate your data should not be held secret (in the same way that several computer science periodicals now require your source code to be made available to fellow researchers. Many climate scientists take data from a limited number of sources in good faith. It is therefore imperative that these data can be trusted. Openness is the only way to achieve this.
@ Normalisation of data
I am sorry ? but changing values because your equipment is old ?
What a load of total "global warming research" I mean crap (same really)
Statistical tricks to get data to show what you want is an old con
When your equipment is in *space* and costs millions of pounds/dollars and you can observe the degree by which the readings are changing, yes, you most certainly do allow for it ageing. Particularly if you've got an EU satellite and the equivilant NASA one can be used to check your calibration.
I do worry sometimes...
Obviously you have never worked with calibrated instrumentation (or large datasets). No matter how careful you are with them, they will loose calibration over time. This has to be corrected for, using detailed and agreed upon methodology, equivalence testing etc.. Normalising also acts to remove 'odd' readings, be they too high or too low, after all we are talking about long term trends (over and above the last 10 years that the climate change deniers only seem to be able to quote) , again data removal has to be detailed and verified.
As a scientist working with air quality data, no-one has ever approached me about this great 'conspiracy' as the science makes perfect sense, but then most people only believe what they want to, or have read by journalists with very little understanding.
Calibrate the data?
Isn't data just another word for information. How, then, can information be 'calibrated' in any way? Only by the 'Ministry of Truth'. What should be being calibrated is the INSTRUMENTATION being used to make the measurements. That is the only way to ensure the accuracy of the data. I speak as an Instrument Engineer here. Why should climate science be any different to industry in this respect. Proper equipment calibration procedures and records of those are what are reguired to validate measurements. Without those, the collected data is MEANINGLESS.
"the equivilant NASA one can be used to check your calibration."
Only if you have recently calibrated that one.
It's called traceable standards, by the way.
I don't care how he used the 'trickery' wording, I care about how a supposedly scientific establishment won't share the raw data and piddles about with the stats to make whatever point is required. What good reason can they have for refusing to share the raw data?
Fundamental Difference
I can't remember who it was who said it but someone, when asked what the fundamental difference was between his beliefs as a scientist and someone of faith, answered "I am always delighted when I am proven wrong".
I think this very sad case shows these "Scientists" seem to have forgotten that, in Science, being able to be wrong is a wonderful thing. As soon as you refuse to entertain the possibility that you may be wrong then you have created a religion.
A delight
I'm pretty sure that these guys would love to be proven wrong. It would make everyone's lives a lot easier.
But until someone can provide any science that might possibly do that, they're going to have to keep looking at the evidence and trying to improve their analysis of it. Maybe they'll be able to prove themselves wrong.
They should now release all of the source
The leaked files do not include the makefiles needed to build executable programs (I'm assuming that these do exist) and so it is proving difficult to get this right manually (at least for the Fortran code). I think the CRU should come clean and release a complete development snapshot. Of course if they would rather that people not have the ability to actually run their data analysis software they might not want to do this.
Trick wooden thermometers.
The 'trick' is quite simple. After 1960, dendro studies (tree rings) show a decline in temperature, which does not conform with the instrumental record (give or take adjustments). So graphs blended tree data with instrumental to 'hide the decline' and show steady temperature increases.
Unanswered question is if wooden thermometers are inaccurate post-1960, why are they considered accurate pre-1960?
Good point
Ancient temperature is difficult to obtain. A single source (e.g. tree rings) is never reliable. All they measure is how fast the trees were growing. Temperature is just one factor influencing growth. Post 1960 pollution may be a factor.
What bugs me is how climatologists concede the Maunder minimum in sun-spot activity coincided with a mini ice-age (anecdotally confirmed by various Dutch ice-scape paintings of the period), but deny there is any link today, despite a 98% correlation between temperature and sun-spot activity over a period of 150 years. Methinks the sun may have some influence on the climate ;-)
This does not mean we should all buy Hummers: preserving resources and reducing potential harm to the environment makes perfect sense WITHOUT any further urgency.
@AC Wednesday 2nd December 2009 12:59 GMT
An extract from an email dated 16 Nov 1999 with the subject "Diagram for WMO Statement", Professor Jones writes:
"I've just completed Mike's Nature trick of adding in the real temps to each series for the last 20 years (ie from 1981 onwards) amd from 1961 for Keith's to hide the decline."
The word "trick" in conjunction with "hide" certainly gives the impression that a statement to the World Meteorological Organization contained information that had been massaged to give a desired result. The people involved are in receipt of public money and are pursuing a political agenda to alter our taxation, industries and economy. If science is to be used as justification, it needs to be science and not bullshit.
Looks bad - everything else is moot.
Unfortunately for the CRU whether they faked/fiddled data or not is now irrelevant. Nobody in their right mind will trust them now. The CRU looks bad, and that will reflect on their research. Time to start over (especially as they've been destroying raw data!) Best to clear out the staff too to avoid a repeat.
kludgy up and downvoting interface
upvoting and down voting... so kludgy, fix it... shouldn't require a new page at all... do it like Youtube does!!!
and if it does, you should either be automatically taken back to the comments you were viewing or else have a return button...
Deny this then if you can
Sure the world is not warming up much.
Most of the increase in trapped solar energy seems to be going into polar and glacial melting.
Okay, I'll bite
Dr Nils-Axel Morner is a formost expert in this area. Here's an interview he gave. Basically he says sea levels are not rising in any alarming manner. Normal fluctuations only.
Read Harry_Read_Me
As others have pointed out comments about the use of the word "trick" as used by scientists are like the word "hack" as used by developers with othe developers.
The real story are the comments in the read me file. 3 years as this poor SOB tries *desperately* to patch the numerous (and frequently identically named) dataset files (which regularly turn out to have different formats, none of which are documented) together. Gasp as he realises large chunks of the original database no longer *exist*. Share his seething resentment at bespoke software which does not even have a list of its command line flags and parameters. Marvel that he' hasn't gone postal and torched the whole f$%king lot of them.
I know little of detailed climate modelling but I do know a bit about monumental IT cockups. What I know about climate and weather modelling is both use *huge* datasets. A lot of the work seems to have been done in FORTRAN (and some in IDL) for this reason.
This unit (not 1 lone researcher as you might think from the state of the project) was *specifically* set up to investigate climate change.
It has *no* Data Manager.
With no one charged with setting doc standards, documenting data formats, archiving datasets or even setting reasonable directory names (WTF starts a directory or *file* name with "+"?)
In the file are repeated references to "Tim," This appears to be a Dr Tim Osborne or a Dr Tim Mitchell.
Whichever one it is seems to have astonishingly bad development skills (or the unlucky and unnamed grad students they dumped the actual development work on)
I'll play devils advocate with an anacdote. Long ago I knew a reseacher at xxxx called Kay. Kay was analysing a sim of the electric activity on the surface of the heart. Like flying over the 3d landscape and reading the potential at differnt points. It (IIRC) was also written in FORTRAN and he was trying to re-structure it into something more modular and supportable.
His comment was that it was like an archeological excavation. As you went deeper into more primitve, earlier written modules the structure got worse. You could study the writers progress as a developer.
However this unit is *not* 1 lone researcher. It is team effort with significant government funding over AFAIK 9 years. Its research results have influenced policy on a *global* scale. It beggers belief that *no* senior researcher realised that keeping track of that much data *might* need someone assigned to the task.
Despite what people have said I don't believe the *real* source data is unrecoverable. It needs an act of will to bite the bullet, admit this collosal f*&Ckup and contact the original sources.
And hire an experienced data manger.
This is a (the?) major policy issue of our time. If it's real lets see how real. If it's BS, lets kill it stone dead. To do otherwise would be to p^&s all over the scientific method. Right now I can't either way.
Fail because from an IT perspective that is exactly what this.
NASA results
Any news on how NASA using different datasets comes up with pretty much the same results as CRU? Are they in on the conspiracy too?
Re: NASA results
Perhaps it has something to do with the part where they substituted someone else's data for their own.
Steel yourself for some irony
It's ironic that Prof Phil Jones thought he could use undehand methods to further a good cause. As usual word of these methods got out and the good cause was set back.
[and BTW I too hate that hockey stick graph of relative changes when the raw data tell just as compelling a story.]
But it is also ironic, given the large number of AGW skeptic scientists, senators and congressmen who have turned out to receive money from oil companies, that people accuse AGW believing scientists of being motivated by research grant money (which comes in piddling amounts I can tell you),
Dip in tempaeratures since 1960? 98% correlation with sunspots? Where did you hear that? Look up the figures yourself, chart them using Excel, and read the research from **both sides** with an honestly open mind. Watch out for your own prejudices, dismiss the straw men and the ad hominems and ad authoritatems and make up your own minds!
I found this comment with no upvotes and one down
I thought that was interesting. Apparently someone reading the comments doesn't like the idea of people taking the data and analysing it themselves in order to make up their own minds. Perhaps this unknown person would prefer people just shut up and believe what they're told (whichever side of the debate that happens to come from)?
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- 1 1/2 cups apple cider vinegar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup very thinly sliced green onions
- 1/3 cup finely chopped shallots
- 5 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 teaspoons coarsely ground black pepper
- 1/4 cup finely chopped fresh parsley
- 36 fresh oysters, on the half shell
- Lemon wedges
Stir vinegar and salt in medium bowl until salt dissolves. Mix in green onions, shallots, garlic and black pepper. Let stand at room temperature 30 minutes. Season to taste with additional salt, if desired. (Can be prepared 2 days ahead. Cover and refrigerate.) Stir parsley into vinegar mixture.
Line platter with crushed ice. Arrange oysters atop ice. Spoon 1 teaspoon vinegar mixture over each oyster. Transfer remaining vinegar mixture to small bowl. Serve oysters with lemon wedges and remaining vinegar mixture.
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Nutrition Informationper serving (12 servings) POWERED BY Edamam
- Calories136
- Carbohydrates2 g (1%)
- Fat0 g (0%)
- Protein0 g (1%)
- Saturated Fat0 g (0%)
- Sodium197 mg (8%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat0 g
- Fiber0 g (1%)
- Monounsaturated Fat0 g
- Cholesterol0
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text: HISTORY OF FLIGHTOn April 12, 2001, at 2146 central daylight time, a Cessna 172E airplane, N5638T, was destroyed when it impacted terrain during an emergency descent following a total loss of engine power near Bay City, Texas. The airplane was registered to and operated by the pilot. The instrument rated private pilot, sole occupant of the airplane, sustained fatal injuries. Dark night visual meteorological conditions prevailed, and a flight plan was not filed for the 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91 personal flight. The cross-country flight originated from the Alpine-Casparis Municipal Airport, Alpine, Texas, at an unknown time, with an intermediate fuel stop at the Kimble County Airport, Junction, Texas, and was destined for the Bay City Municipal Airport, Bay City Texas.According to witnesses, the flight departed Alpine en route to Bay City, and made a fuel stop at Junction. According to a fuel receipt from the Junction airport, at 1747, 27.1 gallons of aviation grade fuel (100LL) were added to the airplane's fuel tanks. Approximately 1800, the pilot called his wife, who was in Bay City, and informed her that he had just refueled and would be arriving in Bay City between 2030 and 2100.According to radar data, at 1759:03 the airplane departed Junction. The radar data revealed that that the airplane flew an easterly heading from Junction to a point approximately 10 miles west of the Sugarland Municipal Airport, Houston, Texas. The airplane then turned to a southerly heading toward Lake Jackson, Texas (located in the vicinity of the destination airport in Bay City). However, before reaching Lake Jackson the airplane turned approximately 135 degrees to a northerly heading (toward Houston). The airplane flew to a point approximately 10 miles south of the William P. Hobby Airport, Houston, Texas. At 2045:27, the airplane was at 4,000 feet and had reversed course, again heading toward Lake Jackson. At 2110:05, the airplane was at 3,100 feet and 18 miles northeast of Bay City. The radar data depicted the airplane making multiple "S" turns, 360-degree turns, and at one point flying past the destination airport. The airplane's altitude varied between 3,100 feet and 600 feet. At 2135:01, the airplane's transponder code changed from 1200 (visual flight rules [VFR]) to 7700 (emergency), and the pilot contacted the Conroe Automated Flight Service Station (CXO AFSS). He reported that he had "10 minutes of fuel on board and was disoriented." Conroe AFSS then contacted the Houston Air Route Traffic Control Center (HOU ARTCC), advised them of the situation, and asked them to provide vectors to the nearest airport. The HOU ARTCC controllers advised the pilot of the nearest airport; however, at 2145, the pilot reported that he had "run out of fuel." At 2146:28, the final radar return was received, approximately 10 miles north of Bay City. According to the radar data, the airplane was airborne for 3 hours and 47 minutes. On April 13, 2000, at 0430, the Civil Air Patrol located the airplane (by tracking the emergency locater transmitter [ELT] signal) on a private ranch, approximately 9 miles north of the Bay City Municipal Airport. PERSONNEL INFORMATIONOn March 31, 1995, the pilot was issued a private pilot certificate. He held airplane single engine land, airplane multi-engine land (VFR only), and instrument airplane ratings. On February 2, 2000, he was issued an FAA third class medical certificate with no limitations or waivers. According to the medical certificate application, the pilot had accumulated a total of 1,500 flight hours.AIRCRAFT INFORMATIONThe 1964-model high wing airplane was equipped with a 145-horsepower Continental O-300-D engine, and a two-bladed McCauley fixed pitch propeller. On March 30, 2001, the airframe and engine underwent their most recent 100-hour/annual inspections, and had accumulated a total of 3,321.10 hours. At the time of the accident, the airframe and engine had accumulated a total of 3,329.57 hours. Additionally, the engine had accumulated a total of 213.07 hours since major overhaul. The airplane was equipped for instrument flight rules (IFR) flight conditions. It was outfitted with an airspeed indicator, altimeter, turn and bank indicator, heading indicator, attitude indicator, vertical speed indicator, and one very high frequency omnidirectional range (VOR) receiver. The airplane was equipped with two 21-gallon metal fuel tanks. According to the airplane owner's manual, the unusable fuel for each tank in a straight and level flight attitude is 0.5 gallons, and in all flight attitudes the unusable fuel per tank is 1.5 gallons.The airplane was equipped with lap belts; however, it was not equipped with shoulder harnesses. Shoulder harnesses were not required at the time that the airplane was manufactured.METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATIONNo record of the pilot receiving a weather briefing from a flight service station prior to or during the flight was found. At 2153, the weather observation facility at the Brazoria County Airport, Angleton/Lake Jackson, Texas, (located 22 miles northeast of the Bay City Airport) reported a broken cloud layer at 1,000 feet and an overcast layer at 2,800 feet, wind from 160 degrees at 8 knots, visibility 7 miles, temperature 75 degrees Fahrenheit, dew point 73 degrees Fahrenheit, and an altimeter setting of 29.95 inches of mercury. According to an NTSB meteorologist, review of surface conditions and satellite data revealed that marginal visual meteorological conditions (MVMC), patchy low-level clouds, and patchy instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) existed over southeastern Texas near the time of the accident. WRECKAGE AND IMPACT INFORMATIONA global positioning system (GPS) receiver recorded the accident location at north latitude 029 degrees 06.50 minutes and west longitude 095 degrees 57.90 minutes. The initial impact point was the top wire of a barbed wire fence. The top wire measured 3 feet 9 inches above ground level. The energy path measured 91 feet in length and was oriented along a 145 degree magnetic heading. The main wreckage, which consisted of the airframe, was located 40 feet 10 inches from the initial impact point. Both wings came to rest against the base of two trees, approximately 25 feet apart. The outboard sections of both wing leading edges contained semicircular indentations, consistent with the shape and size of the tree trunks. Furthermore, both tree trunks displayed witness marks that began 15 feet above their bases, and extended downward to the bases of the trees. The engine separated from the airframe and the propeller separated at the engine crankshaft. The engine and propeller were found 26 feet and 19 feet southeast of the main wreckage, respectively. Neither of the propeller blades displayed leading edge gouges, chordwise scratches, nicks, or abrasions. Flight control continuity was established for the aileron, rudder, elevator and elevator trim systems. The flaps were in found the retracted position. The elevator trim tab actuator was extended 1.5 inches. According to Cessna, a 1.5-inch extension equates to 10 degrees tab up deflection. The cockpit was examined. The throttle was observed at the idle position and the mixture was at the full rich position. The fuel selector was in the both position, the primer was in and unlocked, and the magneto switch was in the both position. The flap handle was in the retracted position.The integrity of the fuel system was not compromised during the accident. The right wing fuel tank was cut open and three ounces of fuel was observed. The left wing fuel tank was cut open and 1.5 gallons of fuel was observed. Both fuel caps were removed and examined. The fuel caps' rubber seals were intact and did not appear worn. Both fuel caps seated properly when reinstalled at their respective fuel filler ports. The wing skin area surrounding the right wing fuel filler port displayed a small amount of staining, and the wing skin area around the left wing fuel filler port did not display evidence of staining. The fuel system was examined and no evidence of a fuel leak was noted.The engine was examined at the accident site. The cylinder valve covers and top spark plugs were removed. The engine crankshaft was rotated and continuity was confirmed to each cylinder and to the accessory drive gear. According to the Teledyne Continental Engine representative, each cylinder exhibited "good" hand compression. The magnetos were examined, and sparked at all terminals when rotated. The carburetor remained intact; however, it had separated from the engine. The carburetor was disassembled and residual fuel was observed in the bowl. Furthermore, the metal float and needle were intact and free to move. MEDICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL INFORMATIONAn autopsy was performed by the County of Galveston Medical Examiner's Office, Texas City, Texas. The cause of death was determined to be "craniocerebral trauma," as a result of the airplane accident. Toxicological testing was performed by the FAA's Civil Aeromedical Institute of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The tests were negative for carbon monoxide, cyanide, ethanol, and drugs. ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONThe airplane was released to the owner's representative on April 19, 2001.


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The prime interest rate is the lowest it's been in 20 years, so you'd think your credit-card interest rates would be down, too. Wrong! Consumer Reports says they're going through the roof.
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Curtis Arnold of CardRatings.com advises people on how to negotiate with credit-card companies.
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Some card holders will qualify for the bank's hardship program, which can drop your interest rate.
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