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Retro Records music shop shut its doors long ago, but your uncle left you its entire stock of old record albums. There are thousands of great records, but they are in total disarray! Can you collect enough albums so that Retro Records can once again open to the public? Collect classic jazz, rock, hip hop, reggae, country, classical, techno and disco records. It's OK, you can break the ones you don't like.
Barrel Mania
Something has gone terribly wrong at DCAE (Don't Care About Environment) Corp. The mainframe system responsible for safe handling and transport of volatile chemicals is down. There is only one man skillful enough to prevent catastrophe. You decide to get down to the laboratory and pick up some of the high-tech gadgets. Equipped with the latest technology and brains, you confidently enter the Barrel Mania zone!
Professor Fizzwizzle and the Molten Mystery
While on a well deserved vacation, Professor Fizzwizzle's investigation of a strange volcano has landed him in a Molten Mystery! Now it's up to you to master exciting new gadgets, outwit the Bat-Bots, and vanquish a truly cunning villain! Can the professor count on you to help? With over 200 levels spanning 3 difficulties (kids, regular, and advanced) Professor Fizzwizzle can keep an entire family occupied for hours of skill-building and problem-solving!
Bubble Bay
Bubble Bay is a beautiful game based on a new addictive and easy to learn action puzzle concept. Help the octopus pop the bubbles while searching for the lost city of Atlantis! Collect 12 species of colorful and exotic reef fish while traveling across 6 nautical themed reef locations and 30 fun filled levels. Enjoy relaxing music and vivid graphics!
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I was in the garden on Tuesday afternoon and my neighbor came down to chit chat. It's been at least a year since we've spoken but we always wave whenever we see each other. His dog comes to visit me while I'm gardening. Anyway, I can't say as I know him well, we are just neighbors but share the love of husky's. Mine passed away a few years ago and his is getting close. We chewed the fat for a while and then he told me he was getting married this weekend and they were having a get together at the house with appetizers and a bon fire, very informal. I've never met his fiance, I've just seen a female around the house. What I can't figure out is do I go with a gift? The invitation was verbal, no set time or anything. We can stop by anytime. He did tell me her name so I have that atleast. Any suggestions? He did tell me she wanted to do some gardening this year and I offered him/her the use of one or two of my beds. She is pregnant and due in August so I don't imagine starting a garden from scratch would be something she'd want to do right now. I've got 9 beds and this year I'm actually going to cut back on veggies and increase the flowers . Is the offering of garden space and veggies enough or would you bring something? Thank you for your thoughts.
I think I would make up an inexpensive basket with some seeds, gardening gloves, a trowel, and some other inexpensive gardening things. Wrap with cellophane and tie with a pretty bow. You can pick up seeds at the dollar store, maybe even the gloves. Just a thought. I think I would include a certificate for the use of two of your garden beds in the basket, too.
This post was edited by georgysmom on Thu, May 9, 13 at 18:08
I like the idea of bringing food to the open house and a card. The card can include what you verbally said about using your beds and perhaps suggesting they can call on you for gardening help.
Now that your neighbor is getting married with a baby on the way , he probably realizes the importance of getting friendlier with the neighbors.
The garden basket from a dollar store is a good idea, otherwise, I'd go with a snack or appetizer or maybe a beverage. Bottle of wine or something but not extravagant. I agree not to get into the gifts-for-nothing all the time but it sounds like you might want to bring something. Definitely some doggie treats should go with you!
definitely some seeds... I like the basket idea.
Nice way to really get to know each other.
It was really nice of you to offer a garden plot.
If money is not a big issue....YES I would bring a small simple gift. It wont hurt anything but your wallet, and its celebrating a marriage. To me that is a big deal. It is a friendly gesture to include you and it is classy to have something in hand upon arrival. Maybe these will become.close friends, lucky for you!


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There's been a delay in the jury trial of two Winnipeg police officers.
Closing arguments were to begin today in the trial of Const. Darrel Keith Selley and Const. Kristopher John Overwater. Those arguments will now begin at 9:30 Tuesday morning.
Members of the jury were sent home just before noon.
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Selley is charged with attempted murder using a firearm and criminal negligence causing bodily harm in the shooting of Kristofer Shaun Fournier on July 16, 2007.
He and Const. Kristopher John Overwater have pleaded not guilty to intending to wound Fournier by firing a Glock .40 –calibre handgun, aggravated assault and obstruction of justice.
A bullet hit Fournier, 23, in his buttocks after three other shots missed him. He earlier testified he was shot after leading police on a high-speed chase because he was high on meth and had cocaine on him.
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Forex Trading Rules: Introduction
Why Trade in Currencies?
There are 10 major reasons why the currency market is a great place to trade:
1. You can trade to any style - strategies can be built on five-minute charts, hourly charts ,daily charts or even weekly charts.
2. There is a massive amount of information - charts, real-time news, top level research - all available for free.
3. All key information is public and disseminated instantly.
4. You can collect interest on trades on a daily or even hourly basis.
5. Lot sizes can be customized, meaning that you can trade with as little as $500 dollars at nearly the same execution costs as accounts that trade $500 million.
6. Customizable leverage allows you to be as conservative or as aggressive as you like (cash on cash or 100:1 margin).
7. No commission means that every win or loss is cleanly accounted for in the P&L.
8. You can trade 24 hours a day with ample liquidity ($20 million up)
9. There is no discrimination between going short or long (no uptick rule).
10. You can't lose more capital than you put in (automatic margin call)
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This tutorial is designed to help you develop a logical, intelligent approach to currency trading base on 10 key rules. The systems and ideas presented here stem from years of observation of price action in this market and provide high probability approaches to trading both trend and countertrend setups, but they are by no means a surefire guarantee of success. No trade setup is ever 100% accurate. That is why we show you failures as well as successes - so that you may learn and understand the profit possibilities, as well as the potential pitfalls of each idea that we present.
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3. Never Risk More Than 2% per Trade
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5. Always Pair Strong With Weak
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7. Know the Difference Between Scaling In and Adding to a Loser
8. What is Mathematically Optimal Is Psychologically Impossible
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Trading is an art rather than a science. Therefore, no rule in trading is ever absolute (except the one about always using stops!) Nevertheless, these 10 rules work well across a variety of market environments, and will help to keep you grounded - and out of harm's way. (If you have questions about currency trading you might want to check out, Common Questions About Currency Trading.)
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Some years back I bought a thompson seedless grape. It turned out to be a purple variety. The grapes would form, then flower. They would then get a white powder on them and die. I thought they were out of their environment. I then purchased another thompson. It did the same thing. My neighbor down the street gets grapes. I thought I might be pruning them wrong as well. Is there something I need to do to get grapes? Or is there something I am doing wrong? I live about a mile from the coast. I have since purchased two different varities that are specifically for the coast. I dont want to spend a lot of time and effort on these only to have the same problem. I appreciate any input you give me.
Powdery mildew, our nemesis in S. Calif coastal areas, Tim. Some varieties are much more susceptible than other varieties. You'll need to make sure they have excellent ventilation, an open canopy and not crowded, get full sunlight, and use a regular spraying program for powdery mildew. You must institute a preventative management spraying program, just like you would do for Peach Leaf Curf with stone fruits. Also, there is a Grape Forum which can help you with the specifics.
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Here is a link that might be useful: UC Davis: Growing Grapes in Your Back Yard
Neem or Stylet oil gets the Powdery Mildew. It is a necessity. Spray and let dry overnight. Don't spray oil on in the sun. Use a regular program. We spray our vineyard every 2-3 weeks.
Check You Tube for pruning ideas. Lots of videos there.
Here is UC IPM's page on managing grapes. It is quite extensive and will show you what to do, when. I would certainly start at the beginning of your dormant season, as spraying for powdery mildew is really a preventative program, and not an after-the-fact program. Also, here's a link to Grangetto's Powerdery Mildew spraying program:
Grangetto's is a great source of information from grape growing here in my neck of the woods. Also, you might want to try growing Jupiter grapes, as they tend to do a bit better in the coastal climates of S. Calif.
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Valentino Rossi believes Marco Simoncelli overstepped the mark in his incident with Dani Pedrosa in the French Grand Prix.
Although Rossi has defended his friend Simoncelli amid the criticism the Gresini Honda rider has received from rivals in recent weeks, the former champion felt the clash at Le Mans today - which left Pedrosa with a broken collarbone - could have been avoided.
"I saw the problem between Marco and Dani just one time, but for me, this time Simoncelli was [riding] too hard," Rossi said.
"He didn't leave space for Dani. Coming from the outside, maybe he was braking harder, but maybe a bit too aggressive because Dani didn't have any room to do anything.
"I think it's also a mistake because I think Simoncelli at that part of the race was getting strong, so maybe don't overtake Dani at that braking point - overtake Dani on the next lap."
Rossi added that he felt great sympathy for Pedrosa, who had only just recovered from breaking his left collarbone at Motegi last year before sustaining the injury to the right-hand side today.
"Especially I'm so sorry for Dani because another injury is very bad. So good luck to him," said Rossi.


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|Jimmy Johnson falls from the top spot to No. 2 in this week's power rankings. (US Presswire)
Kasey Kahne didn't officially punch his ticket to the Chase on Sunday, but he's close to packing his bags for NASCAR's playoffs.
After tallying his second win of the season Sunday at New Hampshire, the Hendrick Motorsports driver is on top of the wild card standings with only seven races left in the regular season.
While he's not counting any chickens, Kahne feels pretty good about where things stand.
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Kahne's year started on a sour note with a rash of crashes, engine issues and other bad luck that kept the No. 5 team out of contention for wins and at one point the championship picture.
But they've roared back in recent weeks and even the luck side of the equation has turned in Kahne's favor with Denny Hamlin's pit road miscommunication Sunday helping to open the door to victory lane.
"I think that's kind of racing, you have good luck at times, bad luck at times," Kahne said. "Some of ours wasn't bad luck. At Phoenix it was straight-up driver error. We had some bad luck, some straight-up mistakes, things to learn from. When you do that or have those mistakes, as long as you're learning from them, you'll be all right.
"But, yeah, the luck changed today. We had great luck today. For those guys to miscommunicate, that helped us a ton. I'll take 'em any way we can."
There may be more in Kahne's future as the summer stretch rolls on before the Chase kicks off in September. In his eyes not much has changed in terms of effort and desire since the year kicked off with disappointment. But what has changed are the results and his victory total.
"I feel like we've been pretty tough all year," said Kahne. "We just haven't finished them off a lot of the times, but we've been there all year long.
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Human action speeds glacial melting
It might sound like stating the obvious, but in fact it is not easy to find clear evidence that human behavior is behind the retreat of glaciers being monitored in different parts of the world. Hence my interest in a study just published in the journal Science.
The main problem is that it usually takes decades or even centuries for glaciers to adjust to climate change, says climate researcher Ben Marzeion from the Institute of Meteorology and Geophysics of the University of Innsbruck. He and his team of researchers have just published the results of a study for which they simulated glacier changes during the period from 1851 to 2010 in a model of glacier evolution. They used the recently established "Randolph Glacier Inventory" (RGI) of almost all glaciers worldwide to run the model, which included all glaciers outside Antarctica.
"Melting glaciers are an icon of anthropogenic climate change", the authors say. However, they stress that the present-day glacier retreat is a mixed response to past and current natural climate variability and "current anthropogenic forcing". Their modeling shows though that whereas only 25% of global glacier mass loss between 1851 and 2010 can be attributed to human-related causes, the fraction increases to around 69% looking at the period between 1991 and 2010. So human contribution to glacier mass loss is on the increase, the experts write.
Marzeion says the global retreat of glaciers observed today started around the middle of the 19th century at the end of the Little Ice Age, responding both to naturally caused climate change of past centuries (like solar variability), and to human-induced changes. Until now, the real extent of human contribution was unclear. The authors say their latest piece of work provides clear evidence of the human contribution.
Once more I am happy to refer to the Climate News Network, in this case to Tim Radford, for an easy-to-read summary of the main research results and the background. There is no doubt that glaciers are losing mass, retreating uphill and melting at a faster rate, says Radford. He refers to some Andes glaciers and the the Jakobshavn glacier in Greenland, or Sermeq Kujualleq as I prefer to call it, using the indigenous name. Ice Blog followers may remember my own trip to Greenland and that particular glacier. I have also written on the speeding of the melt there on the Ice Blog and on the DW website.
Radford also refers to ascertaining the melting of alpine glaciers by comparing historic paintings and other documentation with the current ice mass. That decline is something I have observed at first hand in Valais in Switzerland during regular visits over the past 30 years. Look out for a comparative photo gallery of my own pics, when I get time to put it together. Since most of the shots are from the pre-digital era, that will be a time-consuming task.
I also remember a trip to the Visitor Centre of the Begich Boggs glacier in Alaska in 2008. The glacier has already retreated so far you can't see it at all from the Centre built specially for the purpose of viewing it.
The question until now was how much of all this was caused by natural developments and how much to changes in land use and the emission of greenhouse gases? The latest study supported, among others, by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) and the research area Scientific Computing at the University of Innsbruck, has come up with some answers. Since the climate researchers were able to include different factors contributing to climate change in their model, they can differentiate between natural and anthropogenic influences on glacier mass loss
"While we keep factors such as solar variability and volcanic eruptions unchanged, we are able to modify land use changes and greenhouse gas emissions in our models," says Ben Marzeion, who sums up the study: "In our data we find unambiguous evidence of anthropogenic contribution to glacier mass loss."
As always, there is still need for further research – and a lot more monitoring. The scientists say the current observation data is insufficient in general to derive any clear results for specific regions, even though anthropogenic influence is detectable in a few regions such as North America and the Alps, where glaciers changes are particularly well documented.
With global glacier retreat contributing to rising sea-levels, changing seasonal water availability and increasing geo-hazards, the study's conclusions should help put a little more pressure on the world's decision-makers to get serious about emissions reductions.
DateAugust 18, 2014 | 1:03 pm
Arctic thaw – carry on regardless?
When a colleague who has a lot of sympathy for those who do NOT accept that humans are responsible for global warming drew attention to the fact that this had been the hottest June on record, following hard on the hottest May, I must admit I was temporarily put of my guard. Aha, I thought. Is he finally getting the message? Alas, the answer is no. There is a small minority of people that still argues – for whatever reason – that natural variation could be responsible for all this, while acknowledging the record concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere. "And all that stuff". Hm.
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DateJuly 24, 2014 | 2:16 pm
World Cup Champs for Arctic Climate?
Chancellor Merkel is on her way from the World Cup Final in Brazil to Berlin, where she will address the Petersberg Climate Dialogue. This is an informal but influential meeting of 35 international ministers, co-chaired by Peru, the host of the next world climate conference this December. UNFCCC chief Figueres is also in attendance, hoping progress will be made towards a successful Peru conference and a new world climate agreement to be signed in Paris in 2015. Yes, it is a kind of conference to prepare the conference to prepare the conference…. but every little step helps. As I wrote here and on the DW website during the last round of preparatory talks in Bonn, things are looking more positive than they once did, with the big players USA and China finally coming into the game. Here's hoping Frau Merkel can bring some of the energy and enthusiasm from the World Cup into the "Petersberg Dialogue" (initiated on the Petersberg here in Bonn, but since moved to Berlin) and the climate process. I interviewed Martin Kaiser, the climate policy chief at Greenpeace about the current state of play. You can read the interview here. But I also talked to him about that key ice blog issue, the relevance of all this to the Arctic.
Here is his response, if you would like to listen: For those who prefer a read, this is what Martin Kaiser had to say about the UN climate process and the Arctic:
"If we want to limit the ice melt in the Arctic, we have to address the issue of climate change. If we don't manage to get countries like China and the US, to drastically reduce emissions from burning coal and oil, the ice melt is unstoppable. The Arctic is one of the places in the world where you can see the drastic changes caused by global warming in a most visible way. We expect a historic minimum ice melt this September, and this will give a clear warning when heads of state are going to meet in New York at around the same time.
It's quite contradictory that oil companies are going to the Arctic to drill for more fossil energy which will fuel global warming even more. This needs to stop. That's why Greenpeace is calling for a sanctuary in the Arctic which prohibits commercial exploitation of the region.
(Ice Blogger: How does that look in the countries with Arctic regions?)
If we look at Canada – It has one of the most regressive climate policies in place, Prime minister Harper is one of the worst climate deniers, and Canada is investing a lot into tar sands in the west of the country – a business model that is not sustainable. Russia's business model is based on the export of oil and gas, so it is problematic to talk to Russia about the protection of the Arctic at the moment. Greenpeace has had experience of how they prioritize this business model over preserving the rare ecosystem. There are more countries like China and India coming in to the Arctic, and wanting to get a share of the resources extraction, and that is a worrying sign. Instead of protecting the Arctic, it's opening like the Wild North for the big corporates investing into oil and gas. That means we have to have a political process which clearly determines a sanctuary in the Arctic and limits commercial exploitation of it.
Finland has been quite progressive so far to move forward the idea of a sanctuary in the Arctic. We hope that rich countries like Norway or also Iceland will join that group. But that's a long way to go."
DateJuly 14, 2014 | 10:36 am
TagsArctic, Climate, Greenpeace, ice, UN talks
Keeping Greenland in focus
Two interesting publications relating to Greenland caught my eye over the past few days. But it has not proved easy to get them onto the international news agenda. Given the huge importance of the Greenland ice sheet to the planet's future, this is frustrating to say the least. Fortunately there is the Ice Blog.
The first research relates to a study about the role of ash from fires in bringing about large-scale surface melting. The other predicts Greenland will be a far greater contributor to sea rise than expected.
Let me start with the latter, published in Nature Geoscience. Scientists from the University of California – Irvine and NASA glaciologists have found previously uncharted long deep valleys under the Greenland Ice Sheet. Since these bedrock canyons are well below sea level, they are much more vulnerable to warm ocean waters than previously thought. When warmer Atlantic water hits the fronts of hundreds of glaciers, the edges will erode much further than previously assumed, releasing far greater amounts of water.
Ice melt from the subcontinent has already accelerated, as warmer marine currents have migrated north, the authors say. Older models predicted that once higher ground was reached in a few years, the ocean-induced melting would halt. Greenland's frozen mass would stop shrinking, and its effect on higher sea waters would be curtailed.
"That turns out to be incorrect. The glaciers of Greenland are likely to retreat faster and farther inland than anticipated – and for much longer – according to this very different topography we've discovered beneath the ice," says lead author Mathieu Morlighem, a UC Irvine associate project scientist, on the university website. "This has major implications, because the glacier melt will contribute much more to rising seas around the globe."
To obtain the results, Morlighem developed what he says is a breakthrough method that for the first time offers a comprehensive view of Greenland's entire periphery. It's nearly impossible to accurately survey at ground level the subcontinent's rugged, rocky subsurface, which descends as much as 3 miles beneath the thick ice cap.
Since the 1970s, limited ice thickness data has been collected via radar pinging of the boundary between the ice and the bedrock. Along the coastline, though, rough surface ice and pockets of water cluttered the radar sounding, so large swaths of the bed remained invisible.
Measurements of Greenland's topography have tripled since 2009, thanks to NASA Operation IceBridge flights. But Morlighem says he quickly realized that while that data provided a fuller picture than the earlier radar readings, there were still major gaps between the flight lines.
To reveal the full subterranean landscape, he designed a novel "mass conservation algorithm" that combined the previous ice thickness measurements with information on the velocity and direction of its movement and estimates of snowfall and surface melt.
The difference was dramatic, says Morlighem. What appeared to be shallow glaciers at the very edges of Greenland are actually long, deep fingers stretching more than 100 kilometers (almost 65 miles) inland.
"We anticipate that these results will have a profound and transforming impact on computer models of ice sheet evolution in Greenland in a warming climate," the researchers conclude.
"Operation IceBridge vastly improved our knowledge of bed topography beneath the Greenland Ice Sheet," said co-author Eric Rignot of UC Irvine and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. "This new study takes a quantum leap at filling the remaining, critical data gaps on the map."
Other co-authors are Jeremie Mouginot of UC Irvine and Helene Seroussi and Eric Larour of JPL. Funding was provided by NASA.
This is the same team that reported on accelerated glacial melt in West Antarctica, as discussed in an earlier Ice Blog post. Together, the papers "suggest that the globe's ice sheets will contribute far more to sea level rise than current projections show," Rignot said.
Indeed. These scientists are telling us the IPCC forecasts were way too low. This could have huge consequences for coastal communities all around the globe.
Unfortunately, a lot of people (even those you would expect to know better) tend to mix up "Arctic" and "Antarctic". It all goes into the category of "melting ice", and they think they have heard it all before. What they still don't realize is that this is something that concerns us all, and that these two polar areas are of huge significance to the world climate as a whole and global sea level. When those two Antarctic studies were released, there was a flurry of news coverage. The challenge for us journalists is how to follow this up and stop the attention curve from dropping.
The other interesting piece of recent Greenland research was conducted by the Dartmouth College Thayer School of Engineering and the Desert Research Institute and reported in the Proceedings of the National Academy of
Sciences. It concludes that ash from Northern hemisphere forest fires combined with rising temperatures to cause large-scale surface melting of the Greenland ice sheet in 1889 and 2012.
The researchers say their findings contradict conventional thinking that the melting was driven by warming alone.
The findings suggest that continued climate change will result in nearly annual widespread melting of the ice sheet's surface by the year 2100.
Melting in the dry snow region does not contribute to sea level rise, but when the meltwater percolates into the snowpack and refreezes, the surface is less reflective. This reduces the albedo.
Let me give the (almost) last word to the study's lead author Kaitlin Keegan.
"With both the frequency of forest fires and warmer temperatures predicted to increase with climate change, widespread melt events are likely to happen much more frequently in the future".
It figures.
DateMay 23, 2014 | 2:39 pm
Cryosphere in Crisis?
You can't say the latest research results on the thinning of the West Antarctic ice sheet didn't make the media. From the news agencies through the quality media and even publications not known for their detailed science or environment coverage – nearly all reported that two separate studies each independently come to the conclusion that parts of the West Antarctic ice sheet are already "collapsing". They say this could result in a considerable sea level rise within the next century or two. This would have devastating consequences for low-lying coastal areas around the globe.
No-one can really say they didn't know about this. For once, the Antarctic ice has made into the headlines of the mainstream media. This is the region people tend to think of as having "eternal ice", where global warming will "not make much difference". There are those who criticize the media for sensationalism or exaggeration by taking over the term "collapse" for a process which will still take hundreds to thousands of years. See for example Andrew Revkin's post on Dot Earth (New York Times), (and an excellent response by Tom Yulsman in ImaGeo: (Discover Magazine). But, semantic discussions apart – as Yulsman puts it:
"On a human timescale, 200 years or more for the start of rapid disintegration is a very long time indeed. But on a geologic timescale, it is the blink of an eye. And that's important to keep in mind too — that in a blazing flash, geologically speaking, we humans are managing to remake the life support systems of our entire planet. This is why I think today's news may eventually be seen as having historic significance". At any rate, he concludes "it is yet another clear sign that human-caused changes to the planet once regarded as theoretical are now very real".
Indeed Tom. The question is: what are we going to do about it? Has it set the alarm bells ringing? Did anybody see a rash of reactions promising quick action on reducing emissions to mitigate climate change? If so, please point me in the right direction. So far, I haven't seen any indication of anything other than business as usual.
The West Antarctic ice sheet contains so much ice that it would raise global sea level by three to four meters if it melted completely. As it sits on bedrock that is below sea level, it is considered particularly vulnerable to warming sea water. Until now, scientists assumed it would take thousands of years for the ice sheet to collapse completely. The two new studies indicate that could happen much faster – as early as 200 years from now or, at the most, 900. Both research teams, using different methods and looking at different parts of the ice sheet, conclude that the trend is probably unstoppable.
The NASA study published in "Geophysical Research Letters" uses data from satellites, planes, ships and measurements from the shelf ice to examine six large glaciers in the Amundsen Sea over the last 20 years. The second report, from the University of Washington published in the journal "Science," uses computer models to study the Thwaites glacier. It is considered of particular importance because it acts as a type of "lynch pin", holding back the rest of the ice sheet.
According to NASA researcher Eric Rignot, the glaciers in the Amundsen Sea sector of West Antarctica have "passed the point of no return." He told journalists this would mean a sea level rise of at least 1.2 meters (3.93 feet) within the next 200 years.The University of Washington scientists worked out, using topographical maps, computer simulations and airborne radar, that the Thwaites glacier is also in an early stage of collapse. They expect it to disappear within several hundred years. That would raise sea levels by around 60 centimeters (23.62 inches). The NASA study showed that sea level rises of 1.2 meters are possible
The good news, according to author Ian Joughlin, is that while the word "collapse" implies a sudden change, the fastest scenario is 200 years, and the longest more than 1,000 years. The bad news, he adds, is that such a collapse may be inevitable: "Previously, when we saw thinning we didn't necessarily know whether the glacier could slow down later, spontaneously or through some feedback," Joughlin says. "In our model simulations it looks like all the feedbacks tend to point toward it actually accelerating over time. There's no real stabilizing mechanism we can see."
The latest IPCC report does not adequately factor ice loss from the West Antarctic ice sheet into its projections for global sea level rise, on account of a lack of data. These "will almost certainly be revised upwards," according to Sridar Anandakrishnan from Pennsylvania State University at the presentation of the University of Washington study. The scientist was not involved in the research.
NASA glaciologist Rignot said he was taken aback by the speed of the changes. "We feel this is at the point where … the system is in a sort of chain reaction that is unstoppable," he said.
Rignot also makes the key point that this development tells us not only about the area down at the South Pole, but about the whole climate system: "This system, whether Greenland or Antarctica, is changing on a faster time scale than we anticipated. We are discovering that every day."
My last two blog posts have been about melting of the Greenland ice sheet and melting even in the East Antarctic, which is usually cited as the last bastion against ice-destroying climate change. We are subjecting our cryosphere to huge pressures and have set a "snowball" rolling, which is picking up momentum and will ultimately carry masses of ice into a rising ocean.
Rignot says even drastic measures to cut greenhouse gas emissions could not prevent the collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet. That is a terribly depressing thought. I would like to think this will prove wrong. But if there is any chance to avert that disaster and preserve our polar ice for thousands of years rather than just a few hundred, surely the time for action is now?
DateMay 14, 2014 | 2:46 pm


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2 Who lost a court case and then claimed the verdict was a licence "for anonymous suits and skirts who control the media to replace older employees"?
3 Which national team, with just 1,650 registered players of all ages and genders and a population of only 29,000, held Slovakia to a draw on their international debut?
4 Who apologised to Tiger Woods after joking in front of more than 300 guests at a European Tour awards event that he would "serve fried chicken" if he had dinner with the American at the US Open?
5 Who finished off a perfect year by winning in Dublin to record their 14th win in 14 matches?
6 Which British team came back from 2-0 down to win 3-2 for the first time for 83 years, beating Russia in the process?
7 Which Premier League player was sent off after kicking a ballboy?
8 Who drew the wrath of Roy Hodgson by describing an England performance against Ukraine as "awful"?
9 Who sacked Jimmy Connors after just one match?
10 Who came under fire for assembling a commission of eight people which initially comprised only white males?
11 Which player climbed to joint third position (behind only David Gower and Graham Gooch) in a list of the highest England run-scorers in an Ashes series of five or six Tests played on home soil?
12 Which Dutchman scored a late goal in London to settle an all-German affair?
13 Who became the third-oldest Australian to score a maiden Test century?
14 Which 39-year-old came off the bench to score his 285th goal and send his team into the Premier League?
15 What feat was performed only by Horacio Zeballos, Novak Djokovic, Steve Darcis, Juan Martin del Potro and David Ferrer?
16 Who said he had been suffering from toothache after abandoning his second round?
17 Which international team won a series for the first time in 16 years, securing their triumph with an emphatic victory in Sydney?
18 Which Premier League striker was accused by his manager of showing "a total lack of respect" for his club and was ordered to train on his own after telling a reporter that he wanted a transfer?
19 Who ended 77 years of hurt in SW19?
20 Who was criticised for not walking in Nottingham?
21 Which American team, inspired by a British Olympian, came from 8-1 down to win 9-8?
22 Which 38-year-old Briton was banned for 12 years after being found guilty of match-fixing at, among other events, the World Championship?
23 Who caused a stir by asking his players to "feed the monkey"?
24 Which boxer admitted he had been "a full-blown cokehead" who had been high on drugs in some of his biggest fights?
25 Who stepped down after 40 years to be replaced by Charlotte Green?
They said what?
1 "The only people who should play for England are English people."
2 "I always had the belief I was good enough to score Test hundreds against Australia. It has been good to... put to bed what has happened in the past."
3 "A group of fans are singing about me and wasting time making banners because somebody made a mistake and put an 'interim' in front of my title as manager. I will leave at the end of the season, so why waste time on me?"
4 "Come spring this year, my life changed massively when I met someone and they made me feel so happy."
5 "What do you think they are smoking over there at Emirates?"
6 "To do it for Jonjo and the McManuses is brilliant as they've been so good to me. It was always, hopefully, going to be in JP's colours."
7 "When he first walked out I mentioned Cardiff [in 2009]. Your role as the 'in' batter is to help out with gameplans and so on, so we had a long chat about how I thought they were going to try to get him out and how he thought he should counter it. But he thrives on that sort of situation. The one thing this team will do is fight. We haven't played our best cricket, we know that, but we'll never give up."
8 "They can die as soon as they want, as long as they leave the club for the majority who just want to watch good football."
9 "The big problem for me, and I'm a football man really, is he fell in love with Victoria and that changed everything. Being a football man, I had to think of my own control at the club."
10 "I've seen Leigh kick them from there before but he just didn't strike that one well enough. He had a chance to be a hero in that moment."
11"We're all Australians. We're in it together. We are a proud sporting country and this was one notch in the belt that we'd never got. It's amazing that it was my destiny to be the one to do it."
12 "I didn't ignore the order on purpose, but I messed up in that situation. I took the lead from Mark, which I can see now he is upset about, but I want to be honest and stick to the truth."
13 "Get ready for a f***ing broken arm."
14 "Do you think [her] dad told her when she was little, 'You're never going to be a looker, you'll never be a Sharapova, so you have to be scrappy and fight'?"
15 "I don't feel it is right that I'm playing knowing I'm not 100 per cent and I cannot currently operate at the level I have done."
16 "I've been striving my whole life really to win a major championship. I dreamed about the moment of having a putt to win. I'm pretty happy it was a two-incher on the last."
17 "I've been in football for 41 years and I'm going out right at the top, just as I did at Liverpool. The plan was always that I would retire at 55. I have worked for a great organisation on the most fantastic programme."
18 "John retired a long time ago. We have played nine games without him. It is time for us to keep moving forward and not every time we lose a game turn back to someone who has been a fantastic player in the past."
19 "You can't close it now. It's bright. He's been complaining about it for the last 40 minutes. It's not even dark. This is an outdoor tournament. I don't understand these rules."
20 "People say I was appointed to bring the best from Fernando and he has improved a lot. We have scored 145 goals, a record in the history of the club, and not conceded too many."
21 "It's a day that I'll always cherish. I was behind the whole day. I hit a really good five-iron in there and it was a putt that was going to make the rest of the round go one way or another."
22 "I'm very humbled to get to 108 caps alongside Bobby Moore."
23 "It was definitely the sweetest [victory] by far. I had a stitch from about eight laps to go and I was kind of pushing my stomach in, but then the pace slowed down and I tried to forget about it."
24"Is he on the Christmas card list? Unlikely. I felt within the 13 jersey that I might have been able to do a decent job within that part of the team."
25 "I kept hearing I'm a drug cheat. I didn't view it that way. I viewed it as a level playing field."
Who did it?
1 Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain scored for England in a 2-2 draw against Brazil in the Maracana Stadium, where his father Mark played in a 2-0 victory in 1984; 2 The racing presenter John McCririck, who took Channel 4, his former employers, to court alleging age discrimination; 3 The Gibraltar football team; 4 Sergio Garcia; 5 The New Zealand rugby union team; 6 The British Davis Cup tennis team; 7 Chelsea's Eden Hazard, who was given a three-match ban for kicking a ballboy during a Capital One Cup defeat at Swansea City; 8 Gary Lineker; 9 Maria Sharapova, who had appointed Connors as her coach; 10 Greg Dyke, the chairman of the Football Association, who put together a commission to improve the England team; 11 Ian Bell; 12 Arjen Robben scored the winner for Bayern Munich against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions' League final at Wembley; 13 Chris Rogers, aged 36, who scored his first Test century against England at Durham; 14 Kevin Phillips, whose penalty gave Crystal Palace victory over Watford in the play-off final at Wembley; 15 They were the only players to beat Rafael Nadal; 16 Rory McIlroy, who left the course after playing eight holes in the second round of the Honda Classic at Palm Beach Gardens; 17 The British and Irish Lions rugby union team, who beat Australia 2-1; 18 Liverpool's Luis Suarez; 19 Andy Murray, who became the first British man to win the Wimbledon singles title since Fred Perry in 1936; 20 Stuart Broad, who was caught in the First Test at Trent Bridge but given not out by the umpire; 21 Oracle Team USA, who beat Emirates Team New Zealand to win sailing's America's Cup after taking on Ben Ainslie as a tactician midway through the final; 22 Snooker's Stephen Lee; 23 Roy Hodgson, the England manager, who used the expression in trying to persuade players to give the ball more often to Andros Townsend; 24 Mike Tyson; 25 James Alexander Gordon, who read out the classified football results on BBC radio.
Who said it?
1 Arsenal's Jack Wilshere on the debate over who should be eligible to play for the national team; 2 Ian Bell, the England batsman, who scored three centuries in the summer Ashes series; 3 Rafael Benitez, Chelsea's interim manager; 4 Tom Daley; 5 John W Henry, the Liverpool owner, commenting on Arsenal's offer of £40m plus £1 for Luis Suarez; 6 The National Hunt jockey Tony McCoy on riding his 4,000th winner; 7 Matt Prior explains how he helped Monty Panesar to see out the last few balls of the Third Test against New Zealand in Auckland and salvage a series draw; 8 Dr Assem Allam, the owner of Hull City, reacting to supporters who chanted "City Till We Die" in protest at his plans to change the club's name to Hull Tigers; 9 Sir Alex Ferguson on how David Beckham's time at Manchester United came to an end; 10 Warren Gatland, the Lions coach, on the missed penalty by Leigh Halfpenny that could have given his team victory over Australia in the Second Test in Melbourne; 11 Adam Scott, winner of golf's Masters at Augusta; 12 Sebastian Vettel explains why he disobeyed Red Bull team orders and overtook his team-mate, Mark Webber to win the Malaysian Grand Prix; 13 Michael Clarke, the Australia cricket captain, sledges James Anderson in the First Test at Brisbane; 14 The BBC's John Inverdale discusses Marion Bartoli, the Wimbledon champion; 15 Jonathan Trott after returning home from the England cricket tour of Australia because of a stress-related illness; 16 Justin Rose, US Open champion; 17 Alan Hansen, the Match of the Day pundit, reveals his plan to retire after the 2014 World Cup; 18 Roy Hodgson, the England football manager, rejects the idea of recalling John Terry; 19 Andy Murray complains to Andrew Jarrett, the Wimbledon referee, after the decision to close the Centre Court roof because of fading light after the third set of his semi-final against Jerzy Janowicz; 20 Rafael Benitez at the end of his time as caretaker manager of Chelsea; 21 Phil Mickelson, Open champion at Muirfield; 22 Steven Gerrard on equalling Bobby Moore's total of England caps; 23 Mo Farah on his 5,000m victory at the World Athletics Championships; 24 Brian O'Driscoll on Warren Gatland's decision to drop him from the Lions team for the Third Test; 25 Lance Armstrong.
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