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Monckton Goes Postal Over RealScience Riposte
Journalist and failed politician Christopher Walter (the self-celebrating Third Viscount Monckton of Brenchley) has launched a blustering counter-attack on Dr. Gavin Schmidt at RealClimate, attempting to avenge Schmidt's impertinence for picking apart Monckton's amateur science submission to a newsletter of the American Physical Society.
I won't wade into the science: Drs. Schmidt and (Tim) Lambert (at Deltoid ) have done an admirable job of that already. But Monckton's tactics are evident even in the way he sets up his piece.
Monckton writes that Schmidt "has launched a malevolent, scientifically-illiterate, and unscientifically-ad-hominem attack on a publication by me," and the high-road Viscount says that, in rebuttal, he will "replace all comments by him (Schmidt) that are purely ad hominem with "+++".
So, I checked out the first "+++" in Monckton's hyperventilating counterpoint and found that he had replaced the words: "As Deltoid quickly noticed …" Now, there's a ferociously and clearly malevolent personal attack, no?
Monckton, he who is above ad-hominem attack, refers to RealClimate throughout his piece as "FalseClimate" and concludes with a "chapter" that asks, "Who funds FalseClimate and the blogs connected to it?" (Google John Lefebvre for an answer as it applies to the DeSmogBlog.) Monckton then goes off on a tangent trying to tie a bunch of respected scientists to an imagined leftist-conspiracy to - well, I can never really figure out what the supposed leftists are actually conspiring to do, other than bring a serious scientific issue to the attention of the public.
But since he brought iup the who-is-paying-for-this-opinion? question, Monckton's own counterpoint appears on the site of the Science and Public Policy Institute, an Exxon-funded climate change denial organization. Just for the record.
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Monkton humiliated Schmidt.
Schmidt's lame arguments were propoganda not science.
Desperation is truely setting in.
It is a wonderful thing to see reality finally emerge.
Since I have had my wrist slapped for making truthful and honest comments about Gary and the other trolls who infest this blog I will make no comment on Gary's post.
Ian Forrester
……Gary humiliated Gary, again.
How about just say that you don't agree with my opinion.
That is all it was.
I did not cite a backup link, so it was obviously just opinion.
You could state your opinion and back it up any way you want. Just calling names however entertaining, was never very convincing.
I gotta challenge you guys or people might get complacent.
Rhetoric without challenge is quite hollow.
You are not capable of challenging anyone because your comments display your ignorance. If you want to play with the grownups you need to demonstrate that you know what you are talking about. No one will take you seriously when you make stupid remarks like CO2 is good because it's plant food.
Please attempt to justify that domb statement.
CO2 is plant food.
It is absolutely essential to life on earth.
It is not a polutant unless it reaches toxic levels. (anything is a polutant at toxic levels)
It is aiding in crop yields.
Your statement seems to be just plane wrong.
Why should I reply to someone who cannot spell simple words correctly?
If the subject wasn't so serious, I would suggest that Lord Monkton is laughably inept. But there is nothing laughable about it. His scientific analysis isn't scientific… In fact, the APS editor should really should have gone back on his (or her) word and not published such tripe.
But with all his righteous indignation, Monkton is, at least, earning his oil company pay cheque this month!
1) New Scientist had a good story about how all this happened:
and for more details on Marsh, see:
2) See:
3) Let us be careful: if someone has any clear proof of:
a) Who funds SPPI
b) Whether Monckton gets money from SPPi, or helps fund it, or there is any financial relationship at all
It would be nice to see.
It is well-known the Robert Ferguson *was* funded at FoF by ExxonMobil, before he left there to do SPPI. I know it is strange for me to defend the Viscount, but so far, I don't think we know he's getting paid for his efforts….
And it's odd for me to defend Monckton as well, but he isn't a "self-styled" Viscount – he truly is a Viscount by heredity. He's just not a member of the House of Lords, which is something he styles himself as. Other than this (and John Mashey's response), though, I'm in total agreement.
I don't see how he 'humiliated' Drs. Schmidt and Lambert, though, seeing as his math errors are what I'd expect on a high-school student's assignment.
Hey John…. here's my understanding about SPPI funding:
According to both the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS), and Exxon Secrets, the conservative think tank* Frontiers of Freedom (FOF) has taken Exxon money since its inception, as you know. Exxon documents analyzed by the UCS (and others) show that the Frontiers of Freedom Institute received $672,000 from Exxon between 2002-2005, and more than $1 million since 1998.
In 2002, FOF established the Center for Science and Public Policy, and later changed the name to Science and Public Policy Institute. According to the UCS report (which details most of Exxon's anti-global warming funding), FOF accepted $282,000 from Exxon to establish the Center for Science and Public Policy, amounting to one-third of its yearly budget.
I haven't checked the citation for that UCS claim, but I expect that its strong.
But you're right, I have little proof that SPPI pays anything to the Viscount to have him on hand as their Chief Policy Advisor.
The UCS report can be found at:
*Would I be betraying my biases if I suggested Conservative think tank is an oxymoron?
I can only find one reference that connects Monckton to the Royal Navy. Like everything else in his bio what is written there bears very little resemblance to the truth.
I found an article in the Times (June 10, 1985) describing a meeting CM had with a number of individuals concerning what design of ships the Navy should get to replace their aging frigates.
The Ministry of Defence had decided on "long and thin" specifications (traditional) whereas the group meeting with CM favoured "short and fat."
However, reading between the lines it is evident that the main concern was not with shape and design but was an effort to get at the lucrative government contract since some of the people at the meeting were affiliated with outside ship builders. It also seems that Monckton was going behind the backs of his political masters in this:
"It was no idle social gathering. The purpose was to set up an informal committee, independent of the Whitehall machine, to act as arbiters in one of the longest and most fiercely fought disputes to shake the Navy since the fight over HMS Dreadnought almost exactly 80 years ago………The Ministry of Defence has already chosen the traditional long, thin design for the next generation of frigates, the Type 23, to replace the ageing Leander class. But although the Yarrow yard, recently sold to GEC, has already completed the design work for the first eight Type 23s, behind the scenes the battle continues between the proponents of the short, fat S90, led by David Giles and Peter Thorneycroft of Thorneycroft Giles".
One of those invited to the meeting was Professor R. V. Jones. Jones was one of the few scientists Churchill trusted during WWII. He was one of the few people who would stand up to Churchill and tell him the truth, not what they thought he wanted to hear. I would love to see a transcript of any dialogue between RVJ and CM. (As an aside RVJ's book "Most Secret War" is a great read, both from the aspect of how science influenced the outcome of the war, but also highlighted the bad feelings between scientists and between scientists and bureaucrats).
Jump forward a number of years and we see that the Royal Navy built 16 type 23 (Duke Class) frigates. Thus whatever "advice" CM gave the Admiralty was ignored.
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Ian Forrester
"self-celebrating," not self-styled, although I have heard Monckton described as a self-styled scientist without any qualifications whatsoever.
Fern Mackenzie
I don't know whether it's been edited or if I simply read wrong (likely the latter), but I stand corrected. Thanks for the catch, Fern.
On Wed, 2008-07-30 10:39. Richard Levangie (not verified)wrote:
[If the subject wasn't so serious, I would suggest that Lord Monkton is laughably inept. But there is nothing laughable about it. His scientific analysis isn't scientific… In fact, the APS editor should really should have gone back on his (or her) word and not published such tripe.
But with all his righteous indignation, Monkton is, at least, earning his oil company pay cheque this month!]
I thought Christopher Monkton's true interests were in the coal industry. Doesn't he have some financial connection to a coal company or doesnt' he own a mining operation? Didn't he also challenge Al Gore's film "An Inconvenient Truth" in the British courts?
1) The FoF ExxonMobil claim is strong, and Ferguson set up FoF's "Center for Science and Public Policy (CSPP)" there, and it's still there, although it hasn't generated much material lately. Monckton wrote some pieces for it.
2) But, when Ferguson started SPPI:
a) It could have been a branch of FoF.
b) Or it could be a new spinoff, Ferguson doing his own thing on a more specific topic, and without tobacco funding, and with a mostly new set of advisors.
3) Sourcewatch links its FoF CSPP entry to SPPI, and I don't know whether that's right or not, or whether there's any evidence of a legal connection.
4) Coal: I haven't seen any evidence of that.
5) Rightwing thinktank.
Not all thinktanks are rightwing:
Follow link to US thinktanks.
5) Rightwing thinktank.
Oh, I know… I was trying to make a joke about the words think tank and Conservative being exact opposites, like the other great oxymorons of our time… jumbo shrimp, friendly fire… but I don't think it worked. :-)
Are you for real ? Or just using sarcasm to make Monckton's supporters look like idiots ? You remind me of the guys who used to call himself "troll".
Laughs, kinda says it all doesnt it
Actually it was you guys that named me Troll.
I just went with it for the fun. It was useful for a while.
Anyway on to Monkton.
All the posts above are merely sanctimonious out of hand condemnations.
Just trendy for AGWers to trash him.
Not one post attempted to actually show any problems with his paper.
In typical AGW fashion, you all just echoed each others statement of denial.
And before you "State emphatically" that he was debunked by the propagandists at deltoid or Virtual Climate, …. Don't. Because they have no more credibility than any other Scam site.
So stop the meaningless character assignation attempts and show some real criticism.
Remember, this in not supposed to be a religious inquisition but a scientific assessment.
to take the amateur ramblings of someone with no scientific training at all over the analysis of experts in the field (and don't give me that old "hockey stick is debunked/RealClimate is propaganda" nonsense – these guys have qualifications and research experience coming out their ears, no matter WHAT junkscience says), then there's no point carrying this any further.
Checking out for now
Fern Mackenzie
The hocky Stick was indeed completely discredited.
And RealClimate is indeed a propoganda site.
They may have done research but that in no way stops them from being wrong.
And not being a "Climate Expert" does in no way exclude anyone from being right.
Stop pretending that the messenger determines the message and look for a change at the content of the message.
And if you are able, show why it is wrong.
No it wasn't.
No it isn't.
Etc., etc…
Is Desmogblog going to let this kind of inane boring stupidity to take over the comments?
Yes it was
Yes it was
Yes it was
LOL. Are you really going to try to defend the most famous Fraud in the history of AGW?
Really. LOL
What's the point in someone doing 4 years of undergraduate work in theoretical or applied science, 5+ years of graduate & post-graduate work specializing and building a reputation in your field, and writing long, detailed and highly technical papers (based on endless repetitive research)that your peers go over with a fine-toothed comb and debate in conference, if some self-aggrandizing dilettante who has never set foot in a lab of any kind can claim he has worked out the truth & they've all got it wrong?
Oh well, then, they can all just go home and work on their golf game. Leave the science to the amateurs!
I don't know where your mistrust of educated, knowledgable people comes from, Gary, but it seems to know no bounds. Realistically, how likely is it that Monckton has actually stumbled upon the truth of atmospheric sensitivity to CO2 and every legitimate national science academy and society has got it wrong?
Fern Mackenzie
Even by my own reading it looked like Monckton did not even seem to understand the difference between a forcing and a response ! Seems to me that reviews at RealClimate are spot on !
Gary, it's obvious that there's a lot of bad blood history here between you and the others, but as a newbie and an innocent (for the moment) I'd like to invite you to present some substantial argument on this matter. You assert that Monckton has humiliated the folks at RealClimate. Could you delve into that in some detail? Could you perhaps take one of RealClimate's assertions and compare it with Monckton's response and present your analysis of the dispute?
A first on this thread.
Firstly, the bad blood is only on their part because it really irritates them that someone has the audacity to disagree. "Science is closed" and all that nonsence.
Secondly, and this goes for nearly everyone here.
I am not a climate scientist. Same as all the others.
Therefore any argument I could present will be in the form of a link to a rebuttle or discussion of the topic by another scientist.
In my experience here it has become clear that any link to any source other than the apporved AGW supporting sites is immediatly dismissed for a number of silly associative reasons.
Teh bottom line is, they don't bother to read them, they just State that they are invalid and call me a name and pretend that their case is made.
I have largely given up that tact and only suggest that interested people look up the issue and form their own opinions.
I don't make these thing up.
I do research them myself.
If others do as well they may find that there is much more to this debate that what they read here or at Realclimate.
Specifically, Icecap.ca has the whole story on Monckton and Schmidt. You can read the attack and counter attack there and evaluate for yourself who makes sense and who doesn't.
BTW: Icecap is not just anti AGW commentary but rather a collection of links to papers, studies and articles from around the globe on the topic. So to say it is just a denier site and dismiss it is silly.
No, it's your smug stupidity that irritates us.
I'm sure that Gary meant icecap.us a well known denier web site. How do I know that it is a denier site?
Well under "experts" it lists D'Aleo, Balling Jr., Baliunas, Birkland, Bryson, Carter, well I won't go on and on but you get the message.
Ian Forrester
Like I said in thread on Evans, DeSMogBlog is not the place for detailed technical debates. It's a waste of time to try to replicate them here, when they are perfectly well done elsewhere.
Go over to RealClimate, Open Mind, Rabett Run, Deltoid, Atmoz, Duae Quartunicae etc, or just go look at:
as many of Monckton's arguments were already listed there.
When the first page of a paper complains that Earth climate simulations don't predict warming on Mars and Jupiter, one needn't read any further to guess the silliness that will follow.
and in any case:
IUOUI: Ignore Unsupported Opinions of Unidentifiable Individuals
as they are, at best, worthless, and at worst, a waste of time.
Ignore anyone that tells you to ignore any source since they are clearly biased and only interested in keeping you away from finding the truth.
BTW: are you REALLY??? Denying that Mars and Jupiter have warmed at the same time as Earth????
Really….. ????
The other sites he mentioned are focused on science and have the resources and expertise available. DeSmog has neither – by its own admission, it focuses on "PR Pollution" and its regular authors are not scientists. Even setting aside RealClimate, you have to admit that Rabett Run and Open Mind *are* run by scientists. Tamino (of Open Mind), for instance, is a professional statistician specializing in time series analysis, and his posts focus on what the data themselves say, and he provides links to all the datasets he uses.
As for Mars and Jupiter, you assume their climates are identical to Earth and have no other considerations. The tacit, underlying point of your argument is that it's the sun (the only thing that's constant between those three planets). There are five problems with this.
1) Anyone with the formula for the surface area of a sphere, the size of an astronomical unit, the distance from the sun to Jupiter, and the / button on their calculator (all of which are readily available through the Magic of Google) can tell you that solar irradiance (amount of solar energy reaching Jupiter) at Jupiter is roughly 4% of what it is at Earth, so if Jupiter's temperature increase (see 2) were due to solar output, it would have fried the Earth, not to mention the rest of the inner solar system.
2) Jupiter's 'temperature increase' (actually a shift in heat from the poles to the equator; it's still the same average Jovian temperature) has not yet been observed. It's merely a prediction from models – the same models you have decried in the past as unreliable, yet accept on faith here.
3) There is little empirical evidence that Mars is warming apart from two well-timed photographs. Mars also has planetwide dust storms which alter its albedo significantly, meaning that if solar output is constant (see 4) Mars can still absorb more or less of that energy and thus cool or warm in the absence of external forcings. Such storms aren't happening on Earth – the closest we get is cloud cover (which, I note, the denialists embrace as a cooling influence here while rejecting that the same basic radiative physics (an albedo shift) are present on Mars too).
4) Your argument assumes that it's all due to solar activity. Sadly, direct satellite observations haven't shown a trend in solar irradiance since 1978 at the absolute latest. This is the same timespan in which the Earth has heated up the most and the supposed change on other planets happened. Please explain how no solar trend can equate to a solar-based change, as this is one of the most glaring and consistent holes in your arguments.
5) Finally, you seem to dispute the impact of the greenhouse effect on planets with GHG atmospheres. Consider the case of Venus, with an atmospheric CO2 concentration of 96.5%. Its surface temperature is 467 ºC. You may argue that this is because it is closer to the sun than Earth, which (in this argument) could account for 450 degrees of extra warming – but Mercury, even closer to the sun, has a peak temperature of 427 ºC, 40 degrees cooler. If solar proximity covered all of that, one would expect Mercury to be hotter than Venus. Clearly, something else is at work here. What is your explanation? (And do you see why the logarithmic forcing argument is bogus now?)
All of this information is readily available; I'd be happy to provide links to fill in the gaps of whatever you've done as 'research'. Still, I'd like to see how your research explains these discrepancies.
Brian gives good answers, but there are even simpler ones:
a) The Solar System has many moons and planets; some have elliptical orbits and long years.
b) At any point in time, some are naturally warming, and some are naturally cooling. Picking only the warmers is called "Cherry-picking" and it is a common form of outright lie, like citing alone the one Swiss glacier that advanced last year (compared to 86 that retreated and 2 stationaries).
c) Some planets have orbits that are more elliptical than others, such as Pluto. Unsurprisingly, a planet with a highly elliptical orbit gets warmer as it comes closer to the Sun, although there may be a lag time from nearest approach to highest temperature. [It's often hotter later than noon.] Since Pluto's year is ~250 of ours, we don't even yet have a year's modern observations, and those observations aren't easy. Brian D covered Mars.
d) In addition, some temperature measurements are of one hemisphere or another. On Earth, let me pick a 3-month period, and N or S hemisphere, and I'll *prove* that the Earth is either warming or cooling, depending on which you want. Neptune's year is 160+ EArth years.
Again, start with http://www.skepticalscience.com/argument.php :
#20 Other planets are warming
d) Like I say, DeSMogBlog is not the place for the technical discussions, which are already well-covered elsewhere.
e) But for *here*, the point is:
If someone asks "what does Mars' warming mean?" that's a fine question.
If people *claim* that the warming of a few other planets means that the Earth's warming is caused by increases in solar output, or that since those others are natural, Earth's must be natural, you can simply ask yourself:
are they scientifically and statistically illiterate?
(I.e., don't know *anything* about planetary orbits and seasons, and also think a small sample is significant in this case.)
Google: warming mars jupiter neptune
and try going down the list to see who's spreading this.
In some case, this is spread by people who HAVE to know better…
For the latter, if one is not habituated to disentangling such things, a good starting point is the classic:
"How to Lie with Statistics", Darrell Huff, a 142-page paperback that costs $10 new from Amazon, a book everyone should study in high school. Chapter 3 is relevant to this discussion.
For more, try "Damned Lies and Statistics" (Best), "How to Lie with Charts" (Jones), "How to Lie with Maps" (Monmonier). If you want to get really serious, go into Tufte's books, starting with "The Visual display of Quantitative Information", "Innumeracy" (Paulos), or "How to Use (and misuse) statistics", only the last of which really gets technical.
OK, Gary, both you and John Mashey make it clear that this is not the place for discussion of scientific issues.
You will often see CM referred to as a "science adviser" to Margaret Thatcher. However this only appears on links which eventually link back to CM.
Other links just refer to him as a "policy adviser."
Here is an article from the Times (November 6, 1984):
[headline] Policy Unit at Full Strength
[List of names and areas of responsibility]
…………..Mr. Christopher Monckton, housing, parliamentary affairs…….
No mention of "science" (in fact education and science responsibility was under Mr. Oliver Letwin).
Seems that one of the characteristics of these AGW deniers is resume inflation (cf Tim Ball).
Ian Forrester
Let me ask you this, since I'm also new to these boards, and I'd really like to hear your answer.
Let's say that someone you love dearly has cancer, a very serious form of cancer that is invariably fatal if not treated properly.
1) Would you take your loved one to Chris Monkton for treatment?
2) Would you take your loved one to a researcher with a PhD in engineering and see if he or she could find a cure?
3) Or would you call friends and family and search the internet and find a medical specialist who treats this form of illness, has enjoyed great success, and comes highly recommended as a doctor and a human being.
When you ask us to debate the science with you, you are inevitably asking us to place the future of the world in the hands of #1 and #2 — even though they don't possess the qualifications to understand the issue or provide meaningful answers. In fact they don't provide any clarity or light, just heat.
There are recognized experts in the science of climate change, and they unanimously agree that Mother Earth is warming, and that humans are causing it. The overwhelming number of climate studies - far greater than 90 percent - support their contention. Some are computer modeling studies, thousands are empirical studies with real, hard facts, and they all buttress our experts. (And when I say our experts, I mean the experts).
If you want to make all the posters on DeSmog splutter, you simply need to provide real evidence — published in a respected, peer-reviewed scientific journal and authored by a scientist with a PhD in climatology — that atmospheric concentrations of CO2 can rise above 450 parts per million (ppm) without affecting global temperatures.
No expert is making that claim. No expert could make that claim. And it's the reason why you see so many scientists willing to go out on a limb, and get political for the first time in their lives. It isn't because they're trying to secure research grants, or they're part of some socialist conspiracy. It's because they're people, with family, and friends, and children and grandchildren. They know we are just a decade away from reaching a total greenhouse gas concentration greater than 450 ppm, and that scares the bejesus out of them.
for a very clear and focussed question. Don't expect a satisfactory response, or to make a dent in Gary's resolve to resist the empirical evidence in favour of ill-informed speculation. It's a mental block of some kind, and it's shared by many who post here.
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Upon becoming a shinobi, one must abide by specific rules when out in the field. Ninjas follow this code in order to "kill their emotions," preventing them from running wild and causing the mission to fail. The most important thing for a shinobi is to be a tool for achieving their village and country's goals. Emotions are considered unnecessary things.
These rules are taught to young ninja when they enrol in the Academy.
Known Rules
- 4. "A shinobi must always put the mission first."[1]
- 25. "A shinobi must never show emotion."[2]
- "A shinobi must see the hidden meanings within the hidden meanings."[3]
- "A shinobi must never question their commander."[4]
- "A shinobi must prepare before it is too late to."[5]
- "A ninja must never show any weakness."[6]
Breaking the Rules
While many shinobi follow the rules and strive to become emotionless, they are still human, and may not be capable of completely killing their emotions. Nor may this be ideal. Minato explained to his students that while the rules and regulations are important, they are not infallible. A ninja must also know when to bend these rules in order to adapt and cope with the situation.[7] For Kakashi, his belief is that "while those who break the rules of the ninja world are trash, those who abandon their comrades are worse than trash", a belief that he derived from his team-mate Obito.[8][9] In Naruto's case, he does not believe strictly following these rules will make him a true ninja, and has decided to be a ninja in his own way, by never giving up.[10]
- ↑ Naruto chapter 240, page 19
- ↑ Naruto chapter 240, page 12
- ↑ Naruto chapter 8, page 19
- ↑ Naruto chapter 240, page 3
- ↑ Naruto chapter 17, page 8
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Collin Littlesea
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Collin Littlesea | |
Biographical information | |
Born |
1993; La Push, Washington |
Physical description | |
Species |
Shape-shifter (since Eclipse) |
Gender |
Male |
Height |
Approximately 6'0" |
Hair color |
Black |
Eye color |
Brown |
Skin color |
Russet |
Family information | |
Family members |
Magical characteristics | |
Abilities |
Basic shape-shifter traits |
Gene source | |
Affiliation | |
Occupation |
Loyalty |
Collin Littlesea joined the the Uley pack when he was 13 years old, as one of the youngest known shapeshifters. He is a direct cousin of Jacob Black. He thinks of Leah Clearwater as the most beautiful girl in the world, and is very loyal to Sam Uley.
He is portrayed by Brayden Jimmie in the first movie adaptation of Breaking Dawn.
Early lifeEdit
Collin was born and raised in La Push, Washington. He joined the pack sometime after Leah and Seth Clearwater.
Like Embry, his parents do not know about him being a werewolf.
Collin makes his first appearance in Eclipse when the pack goes to meet with the Cullens to train and learn about newborns in order to defeat a newborn army created by Victoria to destroy the Cullens and Bella.
During the fight against the army, he and Brady remain behind to protect the reservation under Sam's order. This is partly to protect them from harm while keeping the town safe in case some newborns went their way.
Breaking DawnEdit
In Breaking Dawn, when the pack finds out that Bella is pregnant with a human/vampire offspring, Sam decides to take immediate action to strike the Cullens for fear of its threat. Jacob, however, refuses and runs off on his own. When Seth and Leah join him, Sam sends Jared, Paul, Quil and Collin to reason with the three to return to La Push. Jacob is curious about why Sam had sent Collin instead of Embry.
Collin makes his first appearance in Breaking Dawn - Part 1, on First Beach with the rest of his pack and the imprinted partners.
He later appears in wolf form while spying on the Cullens' house. When Emmett, Carlisle and Esme Cullen run out to hunt, he and Brady run after them, only to lose them at the ravine. He is also present when Sam goes to tell Billy Black that they may have to fight Jacob to get to Renesmee, and later participates in a fight against the Cullens until Jacob emerges to stop them.
Collin does not join Jacob's pack after everything was resolved, but remains with Sam, as one of the "pups" of the tribe.
He takes part in Alice's visionary show of force against the Volturi, standing alongside the packs, the Cullens and their allies in defense against the Volturi's "trial". In Alice's vision of the battle, Collin is shown being thrown aside by a Volturi guard, whom Paul quickly dispatches right after. He is later seen bringing down a Volturi guard with Brady's help, while Sam prepares to kill Jane.
Physical appearanceEdit
Collin has the traditional features of a Native American; black hair, brown eyes, russet skin and is nearly 6 feet tall. In the movie, Collin is shorter than Jared, Sam, Paul, Embry and Quil.
Wolf formEdit
Collin's wolf form is described as having reddish-brown fur, with his legs, face and tail being slightly darker. In the films however, he is shown to have ashy light brown fur with dark brown over his face and feet.
Film portrayalEdit
Collin Littlesea is portrayed by young actor Brayden Jimmie in Breaking Dawn - Part 1. In the ending credits of Breaking Dawn - Part 2, Brayden is credited as "Young Quileute".
- Eclipse (wolf form only)
- Breaking Dawn
- Breaking Dawn - Part 1
- Breaking Dawn - Part 2 (wolf form only)
Quileute tribe | |
Ephraim Black's pack | Ephraim Black • Quil Ateara II • Levi Uley |
Uley pack | Sam Uley • Jared Cameron • Paul Lahote • Brady Fuller • Collin Littlesea |
Black pack | Jacob Black • Leah Clearwater • Seth Clearwater • Quil Ateara V • Embry Call |
Ateara family | Quil Ateara III • more... |
Black family | Billy Black • Rachel Black • Rebecca Black • Sarah Black • more... |
Clearwater family | Harry Clearwater • Sue Clearwater • more... |
Uley family | more... |
Other characters | Kaheleha • Taha Aki • Taha Wi • The Third Wife • Yaha Uta • Yut • Utlapa • Tiffany Call • Kevin Littlesea • Emily Young • Claire Young • Solomon Finau • Kim |
Locations | La Push, Washington • First Beach, Washington |
Tribes | Makah tribe • Quileute tribe |
Shapeshiftrs | Astral projection • Imprinting • Pack structure • Shape-shifter • Treaty |


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Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Slow Cooker Pulled Pork with Sauerkraut Recipe
41 comments:
- cbwflag said...
Hey, Stephanie!
This looks REALLY great and pork tenderloin is my favorite cut of pork...but it looks like something else in your photo. I just wanted to make sure you used tenderloin and not pork loin or shoulder or something like that.....
Thanks! LOVE your stuff...using my crock pot a LOT more since I found you a couple of years ago! - December 15, 2010 at 10:42 AM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
Hi CBW, huh! The ziplock I pulled the meat out of said tenderloin, but you're right the meat looks a bit mysterious in the photo. I bought in bulk, cut it into hunks then froze and so I think that's why it looks a bit wonky.
A shoulder or butt would work great though, or even a beef chuck or rump roast if you didn't want to do the pork.
I'm glad you found me, and I'm happy to be of help. xoxo - December 15, 2010 at 10:53 AM
- joannabug said...
I love your blog, haven't commented in awhile. Just wanted to let you know that the saeurkraut you can find in the refrigerated section is lovely, it doesn't taste "tinny" as the canned stuff occasionally does. Also, if it's too sour for your taste, you can also rinse it a little bit.
- December 15, 2010 at 11:24 AM
- Tammi Klusewitz said...
Hi Steph,
Can I make a suggestion? If you can find sauerkraut packed in a glass jar, or if your really lucky, the plastic bag packed stuff in the refrigerator section, give that a try. It has a much nicer flavor than the canned stuff. - December 15, 2010 at 11:26 AM
- bostonred said...
One of my favorite vegetarian casserole recipes is called "Escalloped Apples Au Gratin" -- it's in Moosewood or one of its follow-on cookbooks. It has a 'mystery' ingredient which adds a nice crunch -- and it's sauerkraut! No need to tell people that don't like it because besides the crunch, there's no way to know it's there. Apples, onions, breadcrumbs, nuts, cheese and sauerkraut. It's really good.
But this looks really good too ;-) Thanks for all you do,
-sue - December 15, 2010 at 11:31 AM
- Kristin said...
My husband's family is german, and they make their own sauerkraut. at thanksgiving, we canned over 150 jars. I never know what to do with the stuff, except do sausage and sauerkraut sandwiches, so I will definitely give this a try! sounds delicious!
- December 15, 2010 at 11:57 AM
- KT said...
Oh no, you're two weeks too early! Pennsylvania Dutch tradition is to eat pork and sauerkraut on New Year's Day for luck. Supposedly the pork represents moving forward in the new year and the green color of the cabbage represents the green color of money....or something like that but, I eat it because it's what my Mother did and it's delicious! Anyway hope you saved some leftovers for a lucky New Year. Looks like I might be trying a new recipe this year so thanks for sharing :)
P.S. I highly recommend eating this on top of mashed potatoes and adding a sliced up apple to the sauerkraut, it tastes amazing. - December 15, 2010 at 12:03 PM
- Johanna B said...
Can't wait to try the port with sauerkraut. I only have one other dish that uses sauerkraut and I love it. I'm buying your first cookbook as a present for myself this Christmas. Can't wait to drool all over it.
- December 15, 2010 at 12:05 PM
My daughter makes a version of this with a few more veggies added she calls sauerkraut soup. She serves it in soup plates over boiled potatoes. Can't wait to tell her she can make it in the crockpot.
- December 15, 2010 at 12:08 PM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
@joannabug & @Tammi, After being cooked, I really didn't taste anything tinny, but those are great points. I was also trying to keep the cost of this meal way down.
@bostonred, wow! that sounds fantastic. I'm always looking for vegetarian main dishes.
@kristin, preserving your own sauerkraut! I love it!
@KT, ah! I had no idea---I'm going to look that tradition up, thank you!
@anon, I'd imagine stretching this with broth and potatoes would make a great soup and feed an army!
@anon2, Kim-Chee would work perfectly. great idea!
xoxo - December 15, 2010 at 12:30 PM
What is the difference between kosher salt and regular salt or sea salt? I see it at the store but have never bought any as I didn't understand why I should?!! But this recipe sounds wonderful, and I have a pork roast in freezer right now.
- December 15, 2010 at 1:46 PM
- Sarah said...
I am not a big hot dog fan, but there is something about going to Costco and getting a hot dog after all of that shopping! The recipe looks delicious.
- December 15, 2010 at 1:57 PM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
@anon---kosher salt isn't iodized and doesn't taste quite as "salty"
the granules are also bigger.
you can certainly use regular ol' table salt, just cut the quantity in half while cooking and then season to taste if needed at the table.
xoxo - December 15, 2010 at 1:59 PM
- Heather said...
Bavarian kraut is a little sweeter than the regular canned kraut too, if your taste buds don't like the twang of it.
We personally love kraut and have it with smoked, polish or turkey sausage for a quick dinner quite often. - December 15, 2010 at 3:47 PM
- MemeGRL said...
I'm another new convert to the glass-jar kraut. Yum.
Can't wait to try this--I'm another Pennsylvanian looking for a twist on the usual New Year's Day recipe--thanks! - December 15, 2010 at 9:55 PM
- Chronicles of the Bees said...
Thanks for re-introducing me to my slow cooker. Now I use it at least once a week. My sister and I are planning a family get-together and we have at least four cookers (including our mom's original avocado green crockpot) available for use. Love your site!
Janet - December 16, 2010 at 3:27 AM
- Wendy @Celiacs in the House said...
I know how our New Year's pork will be cooked this year. I agree about the caraway flavor and missing it now that we are GF.
- December 16, 2010 at 6:15 AM
I thought you were allergic to pork Stephanie?
- December 16, 2010 at 6:28 AM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
@Holly, I *was*! for a good 30 years! and then something happened during this last pregnancy and I began sneaking it (started with bacon), and I was okay. I can now eat it willy nilly. :-)
- December 16, 2010 at 7:16 AM
- selina@creativejuicesdecor said...
Your blog is so wonderful - I am in love with my crock pot.....how could someone not be? thank you!!
- December 16, 2010 at 7:40 AM
- Sarah said...
My hubby and mother LOVE saurkraut, so I emaile dher this link to make him!!! maybe I'll even give it a tsate!!
dizzyhappymama.com - December 16, 2010 at 8:23 AM
- C. Beth said...
Yum, sounds like a winner! We love sauerkraut!
- December 16, 2010 at 9:13 AM
- The Littlest Stephy said...
I usually make this recipe with on the bone pork chops and by the time I am finished they are falling off the bone and I am in love! Great to see someone else go over to the delicious side called sauerkraut!
- December 16, 2010 at 3:52 PM
- Sarah said...
This is the standard New Year's Day meal for my husband's German family. We have it with dumplings or mashed potatoes, and it's just delicious. We also eat it throughout the year, but it's guaranteed on NYD. So tasty!
- December 17, 2010 at 6:30 PM
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to keep the house from smelling like what ive been cooking in the crockpot? I am single and live alone. I dont like to cook because i seem to have to eat leftovers of the chosen recipie for many days afterwards. I know i can freeze the leftovers, but by the time i have smelled it while preparing it, then smelled it while its cooked(sometimes overnight) and by then finally get to eat the first serving, i feel like ive been eating it night and day for a week already.
- December 17, 2010 at 6:39 PM
- Julie Gomoll said...
Hi Stephanie - I just now set the timer on my slow cooker to make this. I added a few potatoes (yukon gold, quartered). Do you think I should add water?
I was so happy to find this recipe. I have my mom's recipe for "Sauerkraut and Spare Ribs", which involves coating the ribs in flour and browning before putting everything in the oven, which is kind of a pain.
Can't wait for dinner tonight! - December 18, 2010 at 6:48 AM
- Corners of My Life said...
Good luck with your new book. I remember seeing you on Good Morning American for your last book when you were pregnant and looking too cute.
- December 19, 2010 at 4:52 AM
Our family is from Germany (well, long ago) and my dad is a second generation butcher. Try this with a pork tip and use the bagged or bulk kraut. Far better than the canned stuff. You can drain off the juice, rinse if desired, and even substitute chicken stock for a more mild flavor. We always throw in some sliced apples (skin on). My German great-great & great grandmothers taught my grandpa to do it this way. Supposedly the apples cut down on, uh, the less desired qualities of sauerkraut! Anyway, the recipe sounds yummy, now I'm craving some sauerkraut & mashed potatoes!
Jen - December 19, 2010 at 12:42 PM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
@anon, LOL! that's a dieting secret. :-) If the smell bothers you, you can plug the cooker into an outlet in the garage, or a room in the house with the door shut.
@Julie Gomoll, the potatoes will cook in the juice just fine without needing any additional liquid. - December 20, 2010 at 8:25 AM
- penandra said...
This is quite similar to one of my favorite recipes --- and of course a standard on New Year's Day. I often make it with the country ribs in the pork section --- and I add one sliced onion (cut in half then sliced and mixed in with the sauerkraut) and (of course) three or four garlic cloves. I'm also a fan of the sauerkraut in the refrigerated section. After reading the comments, I have to go find the Moosehead recipe bostonred mentioned! I go for the polish dogs at the Livermore Costco ;-)
- December 22, 2010 at 9:18 AM
- Red Icculus said...
It looks like some Germans have already latched onto this recipe and suggested the addition of apples and onions. :-)
A version of this recipe is a staple in our house. It is what we are going to be having for New Year's. - December 25, 2010 at 5:35 AM
- Jennifer said...
I ended up using riblets since I couldn't find tenderloin at the store I went to. I bought rosemary rolls to accompany the dish, but I forgot to serve them. It turned out great anyways and my mom made sammies with the leftovers.
- December 27, 2010 at 8:06 AM
- Tiffany said...
This roast looks absolutely heavenly!
- December 27, 2010 at 3:50 PM
As KT mentioned I heard of the German/Pennsylvania Dutch tradition of pork and sauerkraut for New Years Day. With some of their family up in Lebanon, PA - thought that this would be a great thing for us to fix together for our first New Years Day as a couple.
Quick back story - I was a slave to the frozen meals. Long story short I hated to cook - too much work. Well the first present I got from them was a crock pot so that we could cook healthy together!
In searching around for slow cooker recipes I came across your website. So far I have tried your Pizza Fondue, Meatballs in Chile Sauce, Meatballs in Cranberry BBQ Sauce (added a zing to that by adding kielbasa to it), and the 3-packet Pot Roast (twice so far since it was such a great hit). All have been great hits with all that I have shared in cooking these recipes for - even got requests from their family for repeats during this Holiday Season. Even branche out on somethings on my own.
Guess that is why I got a baseball cap with Crock Pot Wizard on it - but I owe it to you... :) - December 29, 2010 at 8:50 PM
- sandyy456 said...
I made this for dinner tonight...delicious!
- January 1, 2011 at 2:48 PM
I just stumbled on your web site and I am so excited to try some of your recipes. Especially the Thai and Indian ones. I am a full time working mom and anything to help is always welcome. Thank you so much for all your hard work. :-)
- January 4, 2011 at 10:45 AM
This was awesome!
Just did one with kielbasa, and is yummy with all the spices even.... - January 9, 2011 at 3:13 PM
- Jen said...
Can I cook this on hi for 1/2 the time? I never seem to get my crockpot started before lunchtime. :P
- August 20, 2011 at 12:33 PM
- Jessica Mary said...
Can you use pork loin chop for pulled pork? I'm a vegetarian but I so badly want to make pulled pork for my fiance...What's an economical way to make pulled pork for one?! :/
- September 24, 2011 at 10:13 AM
- GailleAnnmarie said...
My grandmother used to make something similar - minus the slow cooker, of course, but you can add some Yukon Gold potatoes cut in half for a rounded-out meal. They absorb the flavors of the pork and kraut, and you can smash them with your fork and a little butter for a gloroius addition to this one pot meal!!
- January 1, 2012 at 11:47 AM
This was terrific!
Sliced two potatoes and one med onion.
Put a teaspoon of oil on the bottom of the
Layered the potatoes and onions.
Salt & Peppered the 2.25 lb. tied roast pork piece.
Placed on top of the vegs.
Added a bag of sauerkraut, (drained, rinsed)
and some caraway seeds on top of roast.
4.5 hours later, in a 5.5 crock, on low, this
was tender and oh soooo good.
Thank you Steph, I think we love you. - April 27, 2012 at 5:44 PM
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Before he became a Supreme Court justice, and before he brought the landmark Brown vs. Board of Education case to the Supreme Court, Thurgood Marshall's work at the NAACP took him all over the southern United States where race was a factor in court cases. A general pattern in his work was that the goal was to set up a successful appeal of a conviction. An acquittal was an impossible dream in nearly all of his cases.
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King's focus on Thurgood Marshall further highlights context, knowing what we do of his later Supreme Court career. In terms of how the story works, the immense scope of his personality and impact balance the intensity of what happened at Groveland. From my vantage point in 2013, continual questions arose regarding how things have changed--or not--since 1949.
I'm a nonfiction fan generally, and especially seek well-told stories of American History. I've been recommending this to others who seek such a book, and especially to people with an interest in justice. I think this could be an excellent nonfiction choice for book groups who typically choose fiction. There is much to learn, and to discuss, in "Devil in the Grove."
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Master List of Governors of the State of NebraskaClick here for a listing of all of Nebraska's GovernorsThe Nebraska Governors List is available as a PDF file, which requires the free Adobe® Acrobat® Reader. Help for viewing PDF files is available.Vertical Files MaterialThe Lincoln City Libraries maintains a collection of over 1300 clipping folders, known traditionally as our Vertical File Collection. These folders are all located In the basement Periodicals Room of our main headquarters -- Bennett Martin Public Library, 136 S. 14th St. 68508 -- in downtown Lincoln, Nebraska. This collection of clippings is primarily from the Lincoln newspapers from the 1930s through the 1990s, as well as a few other sources. Contents of folders can vary from just a few articles to many articles. Vertical Files materials are part of our reference collection and must be used in the library only. Photocopiers are available in the Periodicals room for local researchers wishing to make copies. Long-distance researchers wishing to make use of our Reference-by-Mail [mail your request to the Reference Department, c/o the address in the paragraph above] or Reference-by-Email services, can have copies made of any documents in the Vertical Files. See the Reference-by-Email page for a list of possible fees.The following folders of clippings about the Governors of the State of Nebraska exist in our Vertical Files Collection:
Other ResourcesThe library also has a microfilm reel containing clippings about the following Nebraska Governors: Victor A. Anderson; Ralph G. Brooks; Robert L. Cochran.
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An Especially Good Nonfiction Notable--"Destiny of the Republic"
March 04, 2012 by PatLeach
Some readers may recall Millard as the author of "The River of Doubt" which was a One Book One Lincoln finalist a few years ago. That focused on an episode in the life of Theodore Roosevelt. She excels at writing history as story.
Millard opens this story with a prologue that introduces us right away to Charlies Guiteau. Guiteau survived a collision between two steamships in 1880. His own survival when others died led him to believe that he was saved for an important purpose, and when that belief combined with his mental illness, it twisted itself into his intention to kill President Garfield.
Chapter One picks up at the United States' Centennial Exhibition in 1876, where James Garfield, a congressman, strolls the grounds with his family. Millard uses this event to introduce two key angles that will be highlighted when Garfield is shot--the work of Inventor, Alexander Graham Bell, and pioneering work regarding antiseptic procedures in surgery.
Millard spends enough time with Garfield's remarkable rise from poverty to presidency to set the context of the time, and to tell the parallel story of Guiteau's descent. The events following the shooting take up a good deal of the book, yet she doesn't lose the narrative's momentum.
I appreciated how much I learned in the course of this book. This takes several forms. The sense of the United States shortly after the Civil War, the personalities engaged in politics, the dirtiness of the politics, and the lack of cleanliness as it impacted Garfield, are staying with me.
This may not be the book for serious students of American history, but for readers who have a general interest in the time and who are unfamiliar with James Garfield, Millard unrolls a fine story. I'll recommend it both to those with that interest in American history, and also to fiction readers who are willing to try nonfiction "when it reads like a story."
You can read an additional review of this book in the library staff review section of our website, with thanks to Alyse at Bennett Martin Public Library.
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"Citizens of London"
February 22, 2011 by PatLeach
I'm continuing in my annual trek through the American Library Association Notable Books List. Over the Presidents Day holiday, I finished reading "Citizens of London: The Americans who Stood with Britain in its Darkest, Finest Hour" by Lynne Olson.
This book exemplifies what I love about each year's Notable List--it brings forward splendid books that got little attention.
"Citizens of London" also allows me to get up on my soapbox to encourage America to read more nonfiction, or to read it at all.
Lynne Olson does a great job of creating a narrative thread in this book, even as she weaves in necessary information to create context. In this case, the story is about the Americans in London, primarily a small group of men, who worked long and hard to promote the British case for the United States to become involved in World War II.
Readers may recall that many in the United States held a strong isolationist stance in the late 1930s. President Franklin Roosevelt instituted the lend-lease program to assist Britain, but it was seen in Britain as not nearly enough, at too dear a price. Journalist Edward R. Murrow, Ambassador to the Court of St. James Gil Winant, and Lend-Lease representative Averell Harriman became "citizens of London" and promoted the position that the United States had to do more to support England against Germany.
Of course, much changed with the United States entering the war after Pearl Harbor. Olson takes this story through the end of the war and just past, showing how these three men continued to play a role in maintaining the relationship between the United States and Britain. The story begins fairly simply with the focus on the three men, and as the war progresses, more people enter the picture as joint military campaigns must be agreed to and staged, and finally a post-war world shaped.
I'm left with much respect for these three, and for Dwight Eisenhower, who was placed in the position of having to make a joint command work.
I'm also left with Olson's gift of connecting these world-changing events to the everyday lives of common people in London during this time. Her ability to tell a specific story that illustrates a wider point is what made me enjoy this book so much.
I'll recommend this to readers who enjoy history, and to that large group of people with special interest in World War II. I'll also recommend it to fiction readers who are willing to dip into something a little different, into a nonfiction book that still follows the thread of a compelling story, and that develops interesting characters.
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I found out, on Systems with Single-Core CPUs information about the processor are not shown (Processor: Unknown (Total Cores: 1). At least for AMD-Athlon 1000MHz, AthlonXP 2200+ and a mobile Intel Celeron 540.
This is because there is no 'physical id' listed in /proc/cpuinfo, at least for the processors listed above.
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will allways fail and $info stays empty and it will be reported 'Unknown'.Code:$physical_cpu_ids = read_cpuinfo("physical id"); $physical_cpu_count = count(array_unique($physical_cpu_ids)); ... ... if($physical_cpu_count == 1) { //just one processor $info = append_processor_fr... }
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not sure if this is the desired code quality , but i hope it helps in some way. At least on my systems with CPUs not reporting an physical id it works.Code:if($physical_cpu_count == 1 || empty($physical_cpu_count))
MaroxCode:phoronix-test-suite system-info ====================================== Phoronix Test Suite v1.0.4 (TRONDHEIM) System Information ====================================== Hardware: Processor: Intel Celeron CPU 540 @ 1.86GHz (Total Cores: 1), Motherboard: Unknown, Chipset: Intel Mobile PM965/GM965/GL960, System Memory: 2018MB, Disk Space: 70GB, Graphics: Intel Mobile GM965/GL960, Screen Resolution: 1280x800
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Fix found in PTS 1.0.5 release today.


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In the future, everyone will have surgery on their eyes that allows them to block out harmful UV rays with literally a blink of an eye. Sunglasses and their considerable style contributions will be a thing of the past. It's up to you to spread awareness of sunglasses' collective plight by demonstrating the utmost poise and attitude attainable from Filtrate's Ruido shades. These modern specs offer a taste of eye accessory future with their square frame and solitary Filtrate metal logo emblems on the temples. Even if you don't succeed in your mission, these shades will have you lookin' darn good when an army of cyborg surgeons descend upon the world. Such is life.
- 100% UV sun protection
- Comes with a Filtrate carry sock
- High-quality polycarbonate memory flex injected frames
- Imported
- Polarized polycarbonate lenses
- Strengthened stainless steel hinges
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VIEW FULL SIZE PRODUCT HERE Packed with high performance ingredients, Elemis Time Defence Wrinkle Delay is formulated for men and tested on men. It's the perfect anti-aging moisturizer for today's man. It's clinically proven to reduce the number of wrinkles by up to 83% and increase hydration by up to 72% in 28 days!*
Power charged with Pomegranate, Hydroxyproline, anti-oxidant rich Zinc Crystal, Bamboo and a trio of exotic oils; Murumuru, Jujube and Maracuja, the result is a shine-free finish with the appearance of wrinkles visibly reduced.
*Independent Clinical Trials 2006.