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Comment from: paulette, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: January 20
I had lumps removed from my right breast at 28 years old and taken to a lab for test and it was confirmed to be fibrocystic condition, and now at 36 years old I have lumps on the left breast. My doctor sent me for an ultrasound and I was told again that it is fibrocystic condition. Naturally I'm a little worried because I don't want to have another surgery. I wonder why it came back and if there is something I'm not doing right.
Comment from: fran, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: September 23
I have had fibrocystic breasts for 25 years. I have tried lots of different pain killers and vitamins, nothing has worked for me. I keep begging the doctors to chop off my breasts, because anything is better than the constant pain I'm in. I have had biopsies and it is all clear. The relief I had after the biopsy was lovely because the cyst went down.
Comment from: c2000aj, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: November 07
I have never had a regular menstrual cycle. I was diagnosed with FBD (fibrocystic breast disease) in Dec 2009. My breast would fill so badly they would be glossy. You could not brush up against them or I would cry. I went to a specialist and was given tamoxifen due to the severity. It makes you sick. I could only take it for a few weeks and then I could not handle it. I take primrose and vitamin E but it does not help. Massaging them helps but my doctor asked me not to do that.
Comment from: Sweetiepie24, 19-24 Female (Patient) Published: March 17
I am 24 years old and I was diagnosed with fibrocystic breast disease and I have been on birth control for 2 years. I was also diagnosed with anxiety disorder and I usually get pain in both sides of my breasts and I do regular at-home breast exams usually in the shower. But my anxiety takes over and tells me its cancer. I feel like I am alone in this situation.
Comment from: emu, 25-34 Female (Patient) Published: March 03
I was diagnosed with fibrocystic breast condition about two years ago and the doctor said I had to undergo a surgery and have it removed. But I didn't, because of fear. Now, I'm experiencing occasional pain and the lump got bigger, though it stopped getting bigger a couple of months ago.
Comment from: Maria, 25-34 Female (Patient) Published: July 17
I have fibrocystic breast (FCB) for around 4 to 5 months now and it pains sometimes. I was never a fan of coffee and tea. Sport bra sometimes helps but the pain is still here. I think people who has FCB need to do a regular check up every 2 months (ultrasound) to see what's happening. Wish all the ladies with FCB good luck.
Comment from: INSPIRED DREAMS07, 19-24 Female (Patient) Published: December 30
I was diagnosed at the age of 24 and it is very painful when it does flare up. I was told it was caused by caffeine intake so I have cut back. When I really restrict myself from it I notice I am not in as much pain (it is tolerable) but when I go crazy with my soda and Starbucks it is game over, it even hurts to get out of bed. It is a struggle and painful way but just try to cut caffeine intake and take Advil for pain. Supportive bra's also a big help, I like to use my sturdy sports bra, it helps.
Comment from: Dance_Chick, 19-24 Female (Patient) Published: June 06
I am currently 20 years old, and was diagnosed with Fibrocystic Breast Disease when I was 18, with symptoms occurring since the age of 17. As I am fairly young to have developed FBD, I have not yet had a baseline mammogram but that is my next step. I have found that decreasing my caffeine intake & stress levels and wearing supportive bras at night have helped the breast tenderness to some extent, but the lumps seem to be getting larger and multiplying as I get older. My mother has also been diagnosed with FBD, at about the age of 30, and has it to a somewhat lesser degree than I. For her, it became most prominent during pregnancy. I think we need to take care to educate even the younger population of women on this issue, as I was extremely caught off-guard when I discovered the lumps in my own breasts. For a girl of 18 years old, it can be a very scary and stressful discovery.
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Scientists are planning to ship ice to the Antarctic. They're afraid that mountain glaciers around the world are melting as a result of climate change and want to store samples of ice in a new vault in the coldest place on Earth.
An MIT professor of meteorology is dismissing global-warming alarmists as a discredited "cult" whose members are becoming more hysterical as emerging evidence continues to contradict their beliefs.
During an appearance on this writer's radio show Monday, MIT Professor emeritus Richard Lindzen discussed the religious nature of the movement.
"As with any cult, once the mythology of the cult begins falling apart, instead of saying, oh, we were wrong, they get more and more fanatical. I think that's what's happening here. Think about it," he said. "You've led an unpleasant life, you haven't led a very virtuous life, but now you're told, you get absolution if you watch your carbon footprint. It's salvation!"
Lindzen, 74, has issued calm dismissals of warmist apocalypse, reducing his critics to sputtering rage.
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This winter wasn't just cold; it was record-breaking cold, according to the National Weather Service's winter 2014-15 summary.
"Temperature-wise there were numerous records broken this year," said National Weather Service meteorologist Aaron Reynolds, Buffalo.
Vineyard owners in parts of southern Ontario are assessing the damage from a record-breaking plunge into cold weather that some growers say has devastated their grape crops.
A swimmer had to end his record attempt for the earliest seasonal English Channel crossing after getting disorientated in the cold water.
Barack Obama has spent considerable time in recent months publicly explaining his positions on both climate change and violent extremism.
But in a Coast Guard commencement address last week, the U.S. president deliberately combined the two, saying that climate change "constitutes a serious threat to global security."
Security analysts say the idea has been percolating in Western military circles for the past few years, but there is still skepticism about a direct link.
There are two kinds of terror. Real terror is created by mucking about with other peoples' governments. fake terror is used to scare a population into agreeing to wars of conquest. Neither has any link to global warming.
The start to the Memorial Day weekend, which is the traditional start to summer, was greeted with a reminder of winter in some areas of northern New England.
Obama lecturing the Coast Guard Academy that ignoring the "serious threat" of climate change is a "dereliction of duty." The President somehow blamed the rise of Boko Haram on global warming.
"Global warming is indeed a scam, perpetrated by scientists with vested interests, but in need of crash courses in geology, logic and the philosophy of science. It provides the media with a new scare story, which has been picked up by the focus groups and turned into the new religion, offering us hell if we don't all change our ways." [BBC]
oe Bastardi, former chief long range forecaster at Accuweather and master weather predictor for WeatherBell Analytics, blasted President Obama's "absurd" claim that climate change is a factor for the rise in terrorism. He then turned his ire towards the media and implored them to do their job and counter these false claims.
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Huddled under tarps to protect his equipment, Gramatik played through a freak snowstorm on May 9 at Red Rocks. The show was eventually cut short, but not before Gramatik played a partial set while sliding around in the snow and making snow angels on stage.
Memorial Day usually signifies the start of summer, but in some parts of Colorado winter just won't go away.
Snow continues to fall in the mountains west of Denver, but for many that's *good* news.
It's keeping ski resorts open and keeping skiers out on the slopes.
Spring was late coming to P.E.I. this year, and even with late May temperatures reaching into the high teens snow is still causing problems in P.E.I. National Park.
Trails are still closed, and upgrades to the campground at Stanhope have been delayed.
"It's prevented us from getting in there and getting some of our work done early in the spring," said Parks Canada visitor experience manager Tara McNally MacPhee.
More than 7 inches of snow fell at the National Weather Service's Flagstaff office, which is actually located just west of the city, in Bellemont, Arizona.
The National Weather Service forecast includes a possibility of patchy frost Friday night into Saturday morning.
There was very little if any frost Thursday morning but that threat will return Friday morning as temperatures will again plunge below freezing for some places.
Following a very cold Wednesday morning, temperatures Thursday were not nearly as cold thanks in large part to clouds which were in place a decent portion of the night along with a breeze from the southwest. There were a couple of isolated spots where it did drop below freezing including Engadine in Mackinac County where it was 29F and Wellston in Manistee County which fell to 30F early Thursday morning.
There is one more smaller area of frost coming for Michigan in the next two days.
Ever since 1979, NASA satellites have been collecting data on the extent of the Earth's polar ice caps. Traditionally, this information has been used to prove the threat global warming poses to the human race. If the ice caps are melting, it could displace millions of people living along coastlines across the planet. However, new data posted on NASA's website suggests that the ice caps may not be melting after all.
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Updated data from NASA satellite instruments reveal the Earth's polar ice caps have not receded at all since the satellite instruments began measuring the ice caps in 1979. Since the end of 2012, moreover, total polar ice extent has largely remained above the post-1979 average. The updated data contradict one of the most frequently asserted global warming claims – that global warming is causing the polar ice caps to recede.
WUWT readers probably remember when the now head of NASA GISS, Dr. Gavin Schmidt, could not stand to be seen on the same stage with Dr. Roy Spencer. Gavin decided to hide offstage while Dr. Spencer had finished his interview with John Stossel, rather than be subject to some tough questions Dr. Spencer might have posed in a debate with him on live TV. Gavin knew he'd lose, so he acted like a child on national TV and hid from Dr. Spencer offstage. It was one of the truly defining moments demonstrating the lack of integrity by mainstream climate scientists.
Gavin-schmidt-stosselNow, Dr. Schmidt seems to be hiding from those inconvenient questions again, as Dr. Roger Pielke Sr. writes below. Dr. Schmidt also hides from me, having blocked WUWT on Twitter, so I'd appreciate it if some other WUWT readers would let him know of this publication. Dr. Schmidt is welcome to publish a rebuttal (or simply answer the questions) here if he wishes. He has my email. – Anthony Watts
You never know what you're going to get when it comes to Wisconsin weather.
Spring snow covered May flowers in some areas to the north.
Gary Jackson provided photos of snowy tulips in Hurley, near the Upper Peninsula:
A large, slow-moving storm socked Denver and the Front Range with heavy rainfall Tuesday, and delivered snow to the high country.
Spring snow has delayed the opening of Mount Evans Road.
The Colorado Department of Transportation will not open the Mount Evans Highway to traffic by Memorial Day Weekend as originally planned. As of the end of the day Monday, CDOT crews were able to clear six miles of the 14.7 mile-long roadway.
The cold air is definitely pouring into Michigan today. That's why the U.P. looks a little like winter again.
The Michigan Department of Transportation in the Upper Peninsula posted a picture of the wintry scene at 8:23 a.m. today.
A frost advisory is in effect for southeast Michigan, when temperatures will slide into the low 30s overnight, according to the National Weather Service in White Lake Township.
On average, Winnipeg only sees about 2cm of snow in May and that is usually during the first week of the month. In Brandon, that figure is about 4.5 cm. Clearly, this is a very unusual storm for mid-May.
An unseasonable belt of spring snow pushed from parts of North Dakota into western Minnesota early Monday, leaving a measurable amount in Devil's Lake and a dusting in Grand Forks and Bemidji.
The cool and wet pattern that has been dominating Colorado's weather for the past few weeks will continue for several more days.
In fact an unusually cold storm system will move into the central Rockies by Monday night dropping the snow level below tree line.
Some of the most intense areas of moisture will be in the Front Range mountains where it will fall as snow.
Environment Canada says a couple of cold temperature records were established on the May long weekend in Saskatchewan. It released a weather summary early Monday morning.
An arctic high pressure ridge settled over southern areas of the province last night producing clear conditions and widespread frost.
A new record low temperature was set in North Battleford at -4.5°C. The previous mark was set in 1895 at -3.3°C.
Swift Current also broke a record at -5.9°C, beating out -5.6°C, which was set in 1923.
The NASA graphs are useful for politicians who want to raise taxes, and for insurance companies who want to raise premiums – but are worse than useless for scientists who actually want to understand the climate. They show they exact opposite of what is happening to the climate.
Hot weather in the US peaked in the 1930's, and has dropped off dramatically since then. There were three times as many 95 degree days in 1936 as there were in 2014
Why would CNN willfully choose to ignore the best sources of temperature data, and the best science about ice shelves? Their stories are based on the propaganda of a small handful of global warming hacks.
CNN makes Soviet Pravda look like honest reporting. They are pushing complete lies on the public.
The last intact section of one of Antarctica's mammoth ice shelves is weakening fast and will likely disintegrate completely in the next few years, contributing further to rising sea levels, according to a NASA study released on Thursday.
The National Weather Service this morning issued a rare May winter advisory for the region as an unseasonably cold storm from the Gulf of Alaska moved in, bringing snow, dangerous driving conditions and rain that could trigger mud and debris flows in burn areas.
However, there were some scattered snow flurries that had begun to develop in higher elevations of the mountains by about 5 a.m.
A winter storm warning will be in effect for the Sierra from 11 a.m. until Friday morning for areas above 6,000 feet, with 2 to 6 inches of snow likely to accumulate late in the day Thursday.
The Interstate 80 corridor should not get too much snow, but Highway 50 and places south could be hit harder, with 2 inches in some spots to more like 4 to 8 inches in Tuolumne County, according to KCRA 3 Weather meteorologist Dirk Verdoorn.
he stage 6 time trial of the Amgen Tour of California has been relocated from Big Bear Lake to Santa Clarita due to concerns of up to a foot of snow expected on Friday.
But now, for the second week in a row, plans for spring-time activities at Big Bear Mountain Resort, and around the mountains, are being scrambled as a follow-up snowstorm makes its way to town.
"It just looks like we're going to get snookered again by Mother Nature," said Chris Riddle, vice president of marketing for Big Bear Mountain Resorts.
In the mountains, the storm may dump up to two inches of snow as low as 5,000 feet.
Amgen Tour of California officials decided on Wednesday night to move Stage 6, Friday's individual time trials, from Big Bear City to Santa Clarita because of problems that could be created by the weather.
In Sochi, U.S.-Russia Negotiations Remain Inconclusive
Vladimir Putin and John Kerry at the meeting touched on the subject of sanctions, but it is not raised by the Russian side, said a spokesman for the Russian president, Dmitry Peskov. "This issue is still not an issue on our agenda", – he added.
According to representatives of the indigenous peoples of Alaska and Hawaii, the United States forged the results carried out on their territories "by the internal laws of the United States' referendums in 1958 and 1959, according to which the residents of Alaska and Hawaii supposedly expressed the hope to become a "federal states".
Take President Obama's recent signing of Executive Order 13691—"Planning for Federal Sustainability in the Next Decade." The title certainly sounds impressive and unobjectionable: Who could be against "sustainability"? The Order does indeed call for environmentally-sound energy and water use, which is all to the good. And it calls for the purchase of sustainable electronics, which also sounds good.
But buried in its language is a serious weakening of efforts to ensure that the federal government buys electronic gadgets—computers, printers, cell phones and the like—that do minimal damage to the environment. In watering down this mandate, President Obama has apparently bowed to industry demands, despite a long-standing commitment to the Environmentally Preferable Purchasing Program, established in 1993.
Another storm system is expected to roll through the Las Vegas Valley this week, bringing snow to the mountains on Thursday and Friday, according to the National Weather Service.
The advisory goes into effect at midnight and is scheduled to expire at 8 a.m. Thursday.
A Frost Advisory has been issued for Bay, Clare, Genesee, Gratiot, Huron, Isabella, Lapeer, Saginaw, Sanilac, Shiawassee, and Tuscola counties until 8 AM on Thursday. If you have any sensitive plants, be sure to cover them up tonight to protect them from getting damaged.
Satellite observations show a new daily record being set for Antarctic sea ice every day for the past two weeks. Annual records have also been broken every year for the past three years.
Rob Wooding, general manager of the Australian Antarctic Division's Operations Branch, said expanding sea ice was now causing serious problems.
Last year, fuel supplies were flown to Australia's Mawson base by helicopter because the harbour had failed to clear. Dr Wooding said the situation was "unsustainable".
Snow will fall at an elevation of 7,000 feet Thursday afternoon and at an elevation of about 6,000 feet by Friday morning, forecasters said.
A late season storm is expected to hit San Diego County late Thursday, bringing with it mountain snow and rain elsewhere in the region, FOX 5 weathercaster Chrissy Russo said Tuesday.
The current forecast for Stage 5, held Friday in Big Bear Lake — at nearly 7,000 feet of elevation — calls for a high of 37F, a low of 27F, and an 80 percent chance of snow. The forecast calls for snow to begin falling around 4 p.m. on Thursday, with eight to 12 inches expected on Friday.
It's a forecast that has the Amgen Tour abuzz with concern about the potential implications, both for the athletes and the traveling race caravan.
Holding a time trial in cold, snowy conditions brings its own set of hazards, but the bigger question is whether or not team vehicles, and race infrastructure, will even be able to arrive in Big Bear Lake on Thursday evening and Friday morning.
Greenland is not melting down. National Geographic is lying to their readers. But Greenland wasn't always like that. Seventy years ago, Greenland actually was very warm and melting down.
National Geographic doesn't report this, and NASA has made the 1940's warmth disappear. by altering the temperature data.
If they are going to do sci-fi, National Geographic and NASA could at least do something entertaining.
In 1988, CSIRO's top scientist predicted 2-4 C warming, between 2018 and 2038
Atmospheric temperatures has risen about 0.1 C since 1988, and all of the warming occurred before 1998. The good doctor was off by a factor of 20X to 40X
President Obama tells us that warming has occurred even faster than scientists predicted.
Arctic sea ice is essentially normal, but National Geographic posts article after article, decade after decade predicting doom – which simply isn't happening. They just can't turn off the BS.
No less than five individuals were killed and 50 individuals hurt after an Amtrak train, conveying 238 travelers and five team individuals, wrecked and moved onto its side in the Port Richmond segment of Philadelphia Tuesday night, as per authorities.
we have been lied to by an elite who need to control you via new powers based on lies fear and seemingly doing the right thing to bring in sin taxation as
Here are 22 good reasons not to believe the statements made by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
Winter Storm Venus dumped heavy, wet snow from the Rockies to the High Plains during Mother's Day weekend 2015.
A record-breaking winter-like storm that brought heavy snow to the Dakotas could help ease dry conditions and lessen the danger of wildfires, officials said.
The storm dumped more than 8 inches of snow on southern North Dakota and more than a foot on western South Dakota's Black Hills over the weekend. It continued into Monday morning in southeastern North Dakota and north central South Dakota, with another couple of inches of snow and strong winds making travel hazardous in some areas.
Alright Calgary, it's time to fess up. Did you cause the snow to fall in May?
"My fault. Frisbee on the lawn," Tara Klager wrote in an email to the Calgary Eyeopener Monday morning.
CBC Calgary's morning radio show was blanketed with calls, emails and tweets from Calgarians admitting to embracing summer far too early.
"We were stupid to listen to Al Gore!"
Heavy rain on Saturday morning gradually turned to wet, heavy snow by mid-afternoon in the Southern Hills, as a spring snowstorm dumped up to 10-inches in certain areas.
The rain and cool temperatures forced the postponement of the Great American Cleanup, which will now take place on Saturday, May 23, with signup at 8 a.m. in Centennial Park.
As the snow piled up, the planned Mother's Day Volksmarch in Hot Springs also was postponed until May 17. Sign-up will once again take place from 8 to 11 a.m. in Centennial Park, followed by the walk through town, sponsored by the Black Hills Volkssport Association.
The snow caused minor damage to some tree limbs throughout the city.
Washington is losing its weight in the universal enclosure and this makes it target Russia and Venezuela, and also endeavor to diminish China's development, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro told RT's Spanish-dialect direct in a selective meeting.
"I argue that by far the most destructive force on the planet is power-driven financiers and profit-driven corporations and their cartels backed by military might; and that the global warming myth is a red herring that contributes to hiding this truth. In my opinion, activists who, using any justification, feed the global warming myth have effectively been co-opted, or at best neutralized," Rancourt said.
From snow in Colorado and South Dakota to tornadoes in Arkansas and Texas to a near-hurricane in South Carolina, the weekend didn't lack for weather excitement.
The National Weather Service says as of late Sunday afternoon, Lead reports 18 inches of snow, Deerfield 17 inches and downtown Rapid City 13.5 inches.
Perhaps the biggest factor in this worsening relationship is the federal government's obsession with bullying the states into doing what it wants them to do.
Case in point: the Federal Emergency Management Agency says that, as of next March, states must properly address the issue of climate change to be eligible for grant funding.
Thankfully, congressional Republicans are challenging the new policy.
As with every other US government funded climate data set, the data is continuously being altered to create the case for imaginary global warming. The temperature is not increasing, so they have to keep faking the data to keep the scam alive.
In the actual Arctic, sea ice is near its winter maximum, and essentially unchanged from 2005/2006
As far as ice thickness goes, it is the thickest it has been since 2006
The Bureau of Labor Statistics' April employments report contained unobtrusively reassuring monetary news.
The finance overview demonstrated superintendents included simply under a quarter million net new occupations in the month while the family unit review reported unemployment tumbling to 5.4 percent—its most reduced level following mid-2008. All in all, the report gave a positive counterpoint to late negative monetary news.
A piece of an atomic force plant remained disconnected from the net Sunday after a transformer flame made another issue: a large number of gallons of oil spilling into the Hudson River. At an evening preparation, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said crisis groups were out on the water close Buchanan attempting to contain and clean up the transformer liquid that spilled from Indian Point 3.
The U.S. state Department chose to withdraw its ambassador in Athens in the year prior period because of the way that neglecting to educate Washington about the bill on legal change received by the Greek Parliament. On it advises Agency Sputnik with reference to the Greek daily paper Kathimerini.
About 5.6 inches of white snow greeted Flagstaff residents as they walked outside their homes Saturday morning.
South Dakota Tornado
South Dakota was the focus of climatic extremes on Sunday after a tornado struck a small town in the eastern region of the state; while more than 30 centimeters (one foot) of snow fell in the Black Hills west.
By Jon Rappoport
These days, what passes for logic is the effort to associate one idea with another favored idea. Then the first idea is accepted as fact.
If the first idea were "all Martians wear tuxedos," and people associated that with "juicy burgers are delicious," they would conclude that Martians, without doubt, all wear tuxes.
Associating with one idea with another is also, of course, a propaganda/advertising device.
Apparently, schools no longer teach students what a scientific hypothesis is...
Chelyabinsk, the Russian city that made headlines with its meteorite, triple sun and blue snow, has been hit by a new natural phenomenon. The city in the Southern Urals marked May 9 with a sudden snowfall so thick it left 39,000 people without power.
Scientific American published this map showing an increase in heavy rains since 1958, and blamed them on global warming.
Now check out the spectacular fraud being committed. The author cherry picked the start date of 1958, because it was the minimum in the US climate record. In fact, heavy rainfall events were much more common in the early 20th century, when temperatures were cooler.
There is no correlation between US temperature and heavy precipitation events
The author is engaged in scientific malfeasance, in an effort mislead Scientific American readers and direct them to the wrong conclusion.
Climate experts say that a 15 year pause is impossible – based on global warming theory. We are now at almost 19 years.
NBC 7 Meteorologist Jodi Kodesh reported on the strange occurrance with updates from various high points around Southern California.
Six inches of snow fell on Big Bear with four inches reported at Blue Jay and Running Springs and three inches in Crestline.
The amount of sea ice on Earth has increased by two million km² since the start of 2011. This averages to one Manhattan per hour, and is more than the area of Alaska.
It's also possible the low pressure system will bring scattered hail to Las Vegas and snowfall up to 6 inches in the highest elevations around Red Rock Canyon and Death Valley National Park, the weather service said.
Even as the California Governor has declared a state of emergency — and emergency water rationing is under way — there are still people purchasing commercial and residential real estate in precisely the areas that will be hardest hit by that rationing.
A top Australian government business adviser has said climate change is a hoax by the United Nations.
Most climate models were wrong and there was little evidence of climate change, said Maurice Newman.
He said the UN had used climate change as a "hook" to establish and control a new world order.
But while NASA is warning about the warming effects of carbon dioxide, other scientists — including renowned physicist Freeman Dyson — are touting a huge benefit to increased CO2 levels: it's making the Earth greener.
It's been well documented by scientists that increased levels of carbon dioxide are actually causing vegetation and plant life to grow in even the world's most arid regions. That's because carbon dioxide is plant food — the more CO2, the less water plants need to grow. CO2 is labelled a greenhouse gas for more reasons than atmospheric warming.
"Pay no attention to all that extra food growing around you; just keep repeating 'I will pay my Carbon Tax! I will pay my Carbon Tax! I will pay my Carbon Tax!', okay?" -- Official White Horse Souse
Another cell telephone magnifying instrument that uses feature to consequently identify and measure disease by parasitic worms in a drop of blood has been produced via scientists. This up and coming era of CellScope innovation could cause restore endeavors to kill incapacitating infections in Africa by giving discriminating data to wellbeing suppliers in the field.
The indigenous peoples of Alaska and Hawaii appealed to the international community to ensure their right to self-determination in connection with the "illegal annexation" and "occupation" of the United States. It is reported by Tass.
This is the kind of quote that would have made big headlines half a decade back or so…
Now, the people at the top are openly admitting in everyone's face that the global warming data has been falsified for years to bring about authoritarian, global control and it barely catches people's attention.
The Australian prime minister's chief business adviser says that climate change is a ruse led by the United Nations to create a new world order under the agency's control. The statement coincided with a visit from the UN's top climate negotiator.
Maurice Newman, chairman of Prime Minister Tony Abbott's business advisory council, said the UN is using false models which show sustained temperature increases because it wants to end democracy and impose authoritarian rule.
"It's a well-kept secret, but 95 percent of the climate models we are told prove the link between human CO2 emissions and catastrophic global warming have been found, after nearly two decades of temperature stasis, to be in error," he wrote in an opinion piece published in The Australian newspaper on Friday, without providing evidence.
California Governor Jerry Brown has said that the state's chronic drought proves that "climate change is not a hoax."
If you believe that man-made global warming – or its catch-all Siamese twin term 'climate change' – is causing the latest California Drought, then like a church parishioner – you are a true believer whose mind may not be changed on the issue.
Which is weird because back in 1977 he insisted the California drought was caused by global cooling!
Climate change is a hoax led by the United Nations so that it can end democracy and impose authoritarian rule, according to Prime Minister Tony Abbott's chief business adviser.
Maurice Newman, the chairman of the Prime Minister's business advisory council, has written in The Australian that scientific modelling showing the link between humans and climate change is wrong and the real agenda is a world takeover for the UN.
Sunday: The snowstorm continues in the High Plains and mountains of eastern Wyoming, western South Dakota, the Nebraska panhandle and northern Colorado high country. Heavy snow may be accompanied by strong winds, producing whiteout conditions, at times.There are some differences in the computer forecast models, but it could be cold enough for snow in parts of the Denver metro (particularly the foothills).
Dangerous travel conditions are likely on Interstate 80 in southern Wyoming, Interstate 90 in far western South Dakota and northeast Wyoming and Interstate 25 in Wyoming. Parts of these interstates may have to shut down for a time. Travel may also remain difficult along Interstate 70 in the Colorado high country, as well.
It seems that for the global warming lobby, all that is necessary to set everything right is to hand control of the global economy over to governmental central planners. In their minds, the machinery of government only needs to be set in motion, and everything will be done with righteous precision to preserve the climatological status quo by increasing the cost of energy and cutting economic activity. The costs of such a venture, whether in money or in human lives and human comfort, need never be considered, because, we are told, the only alternative is the total destruction of planet earth.
Global levels of carbon dioxide, the most prevalent heat-trapping gas, have passed a daunting milestone, U.S. federal scientists say.
Marie Antoinette may or may not have said "Let them eat cake" at the outset of the French Revolution 200-plus years ago, but former United Nations General Secretary Kofi Annan just made Marie Antoinette's alleged dictate seem downright magnanimous. Pointing his finger at America and other Western democracies, Annan this week said Americans should begin eating insects to do our part to address the fictitious global warming crisis.
In 1977, Governor Brown warned that California was facing an unprecedented drought, blamed at the time on global cooling.
This year, Governor Brown warned that California faces an unprecedented drought caused by global warming.
LAS VEGAS—Hillary Clinton, offering to keep up Democratic strength among Hispanic voters, said Tuesday she would work to extend President Barack Obama's official activities securing individuals in the U.S. wrongfully from expelling, and push for enactment including a way to citizenship.
Los Angeles sues Wells Fargo over alleged fraud
Wells Fargo workers utilized clients' private data to open undesirable financial records and Mastercards in their names, bringing about unforeseen charges and harmed FICO ratings, the city of Los Angeles asserted in a claim documented late Monday.
This is shocking. Humans don't cause warm oceans and mega-droughts after all.
Cue the new, first-of-its kind climate change denial massive open online course, or MOOC. So far the course, called "Making Sense of Climate Science Denial" has more than 10,000 people from 150 countries signed up to find out not only how to confront climate science deniers more effectively, but the psychological and social drivers behind this denial. The 7-week curriculum, which commenced on April 28, also includes responses to the most pervasive climate change denial myths and the insights into the underlying techniques these anti-science perpetrators most frequently employ.
The Carbonazis are getting desperate. After several record-setting winters in a row, following predictions that human-caused global warming meant "Snowfalls are now just a thing of the past" (UK Independent, March 20, 2000), everyone who bet their reputations on Al Gore are desperate not to have to admit they were wrong. Even National Geographic jumped onto the propaganda bandwagon with a cover story bemoaning the fact that the public doesn't trust science.
But then, science is not supposed to be about trust, but provability and reproducibility. Anyone should be able to take the same raw data or materials, perform the same process or calculations, and arrive at the same result. That is what makes science science!
But when Hadley CRU, a bastion of global warming dogma was asked to share the raw data on which they based their alarmist predictions, they refused, claiming that had been forced to throw away the raw data because they ran out of room on the computer disk drive! (I am not kidding; that was their excuse.
I come from a science background myself, but all too often science gets hijacked and distorted for political or economic gain, or simply makes goofs which are perpetuated by arrogance!
Why should we not just blindly trust science?
Alchemy, for one.
Phlogiston Chemistry, for another.
Prior to the 14th Century Astronomers thought the Earth was the center of the universe, because, well, that's what the church wanted, and spent hundreds of years of scientific research on the theory of Epicycles; which holds the record for longest running scientific goof!
17th Century doctors thought rubbing chicken dung into your scalp would cure baldness! They also thought leeches sucked disease out of patients.
18th Century Geologists thinking the Earth was 6000 years old, because, well, that's what the church wanted!
Prior to the 1950s, scientists thought proteins carried our heredity.
Until the 19th Century, doctors though infection was caused by bad air.
Scientists claimed cigarettes were good for you up until the 1950s. They even had a machine to pump tobacco smoke into your anus... the origin of the phrase "blowing smoke up your a**!"
Until 2005, doctors thought ulcers were caused by stress.
National Geographic should not be questioning why people do not trust science after its own 1999 "Piltdown Chicken" scandal!
Science is not perfect. Science does make mistakes. The beauty of science is supposed to be that they admit it, not use the label of "science" like a modern religious icon to push agendas onto people! Anyone who says the "Science is settled" is not being scientific, they are being propagandistic!
You are witness to one of the greatest frauds perpetrated on the people of planet Earth, to trick them out of their money and into obedience under the guise of the fight against Human-Caused Global Warming (now rebranded "Human Caused Climate Change" to explain away the icicles we were told were not going to happen). The global warming scare was concocted out of outright lies, purchased science, and scare mongering to trick you into being willing to pay carbon taxes to solve a non-existent crisis you were told was all your fault. And, of course, to lull you into accepting the dictates of a global government that needed to save the Earth from you icky-poo human beings.
More at CLIMATEGATE: A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY (UPDATED FOR WINTER 2015)
But then, science is not supposed to be about trust, but provability and reproducibility. Anyone should be able to take the same raw data or materials, perform the same process or calculations, and arrive at the same result. That is what makes science science!
But when Hadley CRU, a bastion of global warming dogma was asked to share the raw data on which they based their alarmist predictions, they refused, claiming that had been forced to throw away the raw data because they ran out of room on the computer disk drive! (I am not kidding; that was their excuse.
I come from a science background myself, but all too often science gets hijacked and distorted for political or economic gain, or simply makes goofs which are perpetuated by arrogance!
Why should we not just blindly trust science?
Alchemy, for one.
Phlogiston Chemistry, for another.
Prior to the 14th Century Astronomers thought the Earth was the center of the universe, because, well, that's what the church wanted, and spent hundreds of years of scientific research on the theory of Epicycles; which holds the record for longest running scientific goof!
17th Century doctors thought rubbing chicken dung into your scalp would cure baldness! They also thought leeches sucked disease out of patients.
18th Century Geologists thinking the Earth was 6000 years old, because, well, that's what the church wanted!
Prior to the 1950s, scientists thought proteins carried our heredity.
Until the 19th Century, doctors though infection was caused by bad air.
Scientists claimed cigarettes were good for you up until the 1950s. They even had a machine to pump tobacco smoke into your anus... the origin of the phrase "blowing smoke up your a**!"
Until 2005, doctors thought ulcers were caused by stress.
National Geographic should not be questioning why people do not trust science after its own 1999 "Piltdown Chicken" scandal!
Science is not perfect. Science does make mistakes. The beauty of science is supposed to be that they admit it, not use the label of "science" like a modern religious icon to push agendas onto people! Anyone who says the "Science is settled" is not being scientific, they are being propagandistic!
You are witness to one of the greatest frauds perpetrated on the people of planet Earth, to trick them out of their money and into obedience under the guise of the fight against Human-Caused Global Warming (now rebranded "Human Caused Climate Change" to explain away the icicles we were told were not going to happen). The global warming scare was concocted out of outright lies, purchased science, and scare mongering to trick you into being willing to pay carbon taxes to solve a non-existent crisis you were told was all your fault. And, of course, to lull you into accepting the dictates of a global government that needed to save the Earth from you icky-poo human beings.
More at CLIMATEGATE: A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY (UPDATED FOR WINTER 2015)
Clashing and confounded news reports of a shooting occurrence in still-loaded Baltimore – including by Fox News – have been unambiguously repudiated by city police, bringing on a dreamlike scene on social networking and digital TV and practically setting off an arrival to Monday's savagery.
Bond producers Holcim and Lafarge have stowed US and Canadian antitrust supports to converge, after they consented to strip resources. Holcim said in an announcement: "...All rivalry supports vital for shutting the exchange have now been gotten in front of the normal shutting in July 2015.
Mexico has pronounced a hard and fast hostile against the moderately new medication cartel which gave down an armed force helicopter amid a weekend of facilitated assaults over the western condition of Jalisco which provoked new concerns over the most recent heightening of the nation's medication wars.
In the Northeast, February 2015 was a month like no other in our lifetime; January through March Harshest since 1717?
Sexual Assault By Military Personnel Still Hidden 'In The Shadows,' US Senator Says
Days after the Pentagon said it drives to handle rape in the military were paying off; a U.S. representative has blamed the Defense Department for concealing the genuine degree of such criminal acts. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., said on Monday that an expansive number of cases keep on staying "in the shadows," as per a report by the Associated Press.
In 1988. Hansen laid out three global warming scenarios. Scenario C assumed that no new CO2 was put in the atmosphere after the year 2000.
We are 15 years past that date, and atmospheric temperatures are below Scenario C. Temperatures are below what Hansen predicted would occur with no new CO2.
Hansen's theory is dead. The science is settled. Time to bring this scam to an end.
Recently, we did an experiment: We took an outdated issue of a respected popular science magazine, Scientific American, and researched exactly what happened to the highly-touted breakthroughs of the era that would supposedly change everything. What we discovered is just how terrible we are at predicting the long arc of scientific discovery.
The daily churn of science news tends toward optimism. You know what I'm talking about: New cure! New breakthrough smashing Moore's law! New revolutionary technology! I write about science, and I am always uncomfortable trying to predict how a new piece of research will change the future.
That's because science can be wrong. It can go down dead ends. And even when it doesn't, almost everything is more complicated and takes longer than we initially think. But just how wrong and how long?
Severe winter weather played a major role in paltry U.S. economic growth in the first quarter of 2015, but hopes are high for an increase in spring and summer sales in regions that were gripped by a long winter.
Weather has a strong impact on consumer behavior and our ability to provide goods and services, AccuWeather Enterprise Solutions Senior Research Analyst Rosemary Radich said.
But of course loyal Americans will forget about this brutal winter when Obama starts asking for his carbon tax to fight the "warmest year on record."
Sexual Assault By Military Personnel Still Hidden 'In The Shadows,' US Senator Says
Days after the Pentagon said it drives to handle rape in the military were paying off; a U.S. representative has blamed the Defense Department for concealing the genuine degree of such criminal acts. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., said on Monday that an expansive number of cases keep on staying "in the shadows," as per a report by the Associated Press.
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Frontier Games has announced that the second beta version of Elite: Dangerous will be out on September 30, bringing with it a host of new additions and enhancements. And if you're unclear as to why that's good news, you might want to have a look at the new "Interstellar Bounty Hunter" combat video that's been making the rounds on YouTube.
Elite: Dangerous may not have the stellar crowdfunding cashflow enjoyed by rival sandbox space sim Star Citizen, but the £1,802,698 raised for David Braben's series revival is enough to keep him earnestly talking to camera about the team's progress. Now, Frontier are giving us a further hint as to what the game will look like, with a selection of screenshots of their Sidewinder ship.
The new Elite game that's currently looking for funding on Kickstarter has made a shy first appearance behind the back of creator David Braben's head. Hello there, Elite! Come on out, we won't hurt you. Look I have half a cup of cold Friday afternoon coffee if you want to - oh nevermind.
Nope, it's a no go. Still, we get to hear David Braben chatting about how procedural generation will let
When Elite: Dangerous appeared on Kickstarter the other day, it was like being given a box of delicious chocolates, only to find that someone had forgotten to put any fillings inside. Where there should have been praline (a video pitch) there was only a hollow void; where there should have been caramel or toffee (gameplay footage or images) there was only that icky strawberry filling that
A guide to CS:GO's deadliest, most infamous gun.
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