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Comments on Climate Change: A Prediction TypePad 2007-04-16T23:23:16Z UChicagoLaw http://uchicagolaw.typepad.com/faculty/ tag:typepad.com,2003:http://uchicagolaw.typepad.com/faculty/2007/04/climate_change_/comments/atom.xml/ Erasmussimo commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d83446b79d53ef 2007-04-24T19:46:23Z 2008-01-25T00:12:00Z Erasmussimo http://profile.typekey.com/froggy123345/ Mr. Stong, if you have an example of a scientist being shouted down or his input ignored, by all means...
Mr. Stong, if you have an example of a scientist being shouted down or his input ignored, by all means present it. The fact is, that no such shouting down has occurred. Mr. Lindzen was not shouted down; he was given a place on one of the committees formulating one of the reports. There he made his concerns very clear to all. His arguments were heard, considered, and rejected. What objection do you have to that?

There are no politically approved scientists, nor is there any mechanism for politically approving scientists. There are mechanisms for recognizing eminent scientists, and Mr. Lindzen has been so recognized. What objection do you have to that?

You write, "Science of the future ought to be solidly grounded in science of the past". In doing so, you reveal your ignorance of the fact that science IS solidly grounded in what we know of the past. You simply choose to remain ignorant of that grounding.

The warming periods after ice ages of the past are very different from the warming period we are now experiencing. The rate of temperature increase was much lower than what we're seeing now.

And as to your preference of common sense over science, I can only say that this is another indication of your ignorance of scientific matters. Common sense assured everyone back in the 1820s that the human body could not withstand traveling at speeds greater than 20 mph. Common sense assured everybody that the sun circles the earth. You're welcome to your common sense but don't try to pass it off as scientific truth.
 Joseph Stong commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d8347b6a4969e2 2007-04-24T19:13:49Z 2007-04-24T19:14:03Z Joseph Stong "If any part of that paper is questionable, questions pour forth. People argue over it, challenge every detail, fight it...
"If any part of that paper is questionable, questions pour forth. People argue over it, challenge every detail, fight it out until a strong majority -- not an absolute unanimity -- exists. That's how science works." And yet, when people question fundamental assertions they're are shouted down. How "scientific".

Now even IF a majority of current, politically approved scientists believe that 1 degree of warming constitutes an irreversible, catastrophic warming trend that will kill us all (in a couple hundred years), that's still the realm of conjecture about the future.

Science of the future ought to be solidly grounded in science of the past, to wit, a good "consensus" on what caused PAST periods of global warming and cooling.

So what is the consensus telling us about the dynamics involved in ice-ages past? For one, they're not pointing to mankind as the culprit.

Since the planet has undergone not just one, but four ice ages in the last million years, it might be "scientific" to study what the data is telling us as to the factors involved - sans human SUVs, heavy injustry, and megalopolises made of concrete and connected by strips of steel and asphalt.

No one doubts that urban mean temperatures are higher than the rural temperatures. Right there we all accept "human warming". But to doubt that humanity taken as a whole has such a preponderance of control over the entire globe's climate isn't "fanaticism" it's common sense.

The planet heated and cooled repeatedly without our involvement so why is it "anti-science" to suspect we are merely along for the ride and not in the driver's seat?
 LAK commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d83453aa8c69e2 2007-04-20T16:49:54Z 2007-04-20T16:50:09Z LAK Newtonian mechanics only predicts the behavior of objects in motion "reasonably" well? Jesus Roach, you have no idea what you...
Newtonian mechanics only predicts the behavior of objects in motion "reasonably" well?

Jesus Roach, you have no idea what you are talking about. We can land space probes on other planets. For any object in our day to day world, certainly every macroscopic object any human encounters, Newtonian mechanics works to describe its motion to perfection. Only when you get down to the motion of objects with the mass of electrons or objects approaching light speed do you see any quantum or relativistic effects.

Lackawanna, if you can't see the difference between gaining information from imperfect scientific models and blind faith in theistic ghost stories that violate understood laws of nature, you are not worthy of my time or being a part of this community. You are not worthy of the car you drive in or the computer you use. You are not a smart man. You really should leave this blog and leave the right wing ranting to wingnuts with at least half a brain, like Frederick and Roach. Adieu, fool.
 Erasmussimo commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d83453956769e2 2007-04-20T15:00:15Z 2008-01-25T00:09:59Z Erasmussimo http://profile.typekey.com/froggy123345/ Once again, Mr. Roach, your ignorance of basic science is revealed by your idiotic claims. You fail to understand the...
Once again, Mr. Roach, your ignorance of basic science is revealed by your idiotic claims. You fail to understand the difference between macroscopic behavior and microscopic behavior. The concept here is that many systems whose microscopic behavior is unpredictable possess macroscopic behavior that is easily predictable. The ideal gas law, PV = NRT, is a macroscopic law that cannot be derived from the explicit microscopic behavior of the molecules in a gas. Indeed, that explicit microscopic behavior is theoretically unpredictable -- yet the macroscopic law is as good as gold.

Climatology seeks to determine the macroscopic laws of atmospheric behavior. Meteorologists cannot predict the microscopic behavior of the atmosphere. Will a cloud form at 10:25:34 AM at longitude 114 32 21.77 latitude 36 55 31.92? They can't say. But they can predict the degree of cloudiness in a general area. And in many cases, the macroscopic predictions can be much more accurate than the microscopic predictions.

You just don't understand any of this stuff. But that doesn't prevent you from using your political beliefs to determine your beliefs about natural science. In this, you are exactly the same as the creationists. You deny and reject reason, subordinating reason to dogma. You fraudulently cite random tidbits of scientific fact in a pathetic attempt to construct a line of reasoning, but your concoction is invariably ruined by your fundamental failure to understand the underlying principles. Perhaps you can get away with such shoddy behavior in the courtroom. I can assure you that such intellectual crap would be rapidly dismissed by any gathering of scientists.
 Roach commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d8341e250653ef 2007-04-20T13:42:15Z 2007-04-20T13:42:30Z Roach I have no problem with the ability of scsience to predict certain things with greater and lesser degrees of accuracy....
I have no problem with the ability of scsience to predict certain things with greater and lesser degrees of accuracy. The eclipse phenomenon is a great example of this. So too are Newtonian laws of physics which, though not entirely accurate, do predict the behavior of objects in motion reasonably well.

I do, however, have a problem with a science of prediction that cannot predict anything, that has not predicted anything, that cannot predict things in the short term, which purports to be able to predict things in the long term. A good computer model, for example, should be able to be plugged in with data from say, 1980, and say what the weather will be like in 1990, 2000, etc. And the actual data from 1990 and 2000 should be used to test the viability of the computer model. I don't believe any of the current climatological models follow this pretty basic standard of accuracy tested against real world, confirmable data. (Indeed, one famous model used by global warming fantatics could not predict that the Sahara was a desert.)

If they can't do that, there is little reason to have confidence in their ability to predict weather 100 years hence.

So, I don't reject predictions. I reject the ability of people that have not put their models to the test to predict anything. Frankly, if anyone could predict the weather, he could and should be a trillionaire based on the close relationships between crop yields, prices, and weather patterns. I have the same skepticism about other pseudoscientific enterprises, such as econometrics, that do not provide the kinds of useful data for users that one would expect if they truly worked.
 Erasmussimo commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d834522bf269e2 2007-04-19T23:34:38Z 2008-01-25T00:08:49Z Erasmussimo http://profile.typekey.com/froggy123345/ Mr. Lackawanna Blues, if you'd care to explain your vague accusation, I'll be happy to address it. Right now I...
Mr. Lackawanna Blues, if you'd care to explain your vague accusation, I'll be happy to address it. Right now I have no idea what you're referring to.
 Lackawanna Blues commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d8341cc5cb53ef 2007-04-19T23:25:43Z 2007-04-20T01:58:34Z Lackawanna Blues Again you get it precisely wrong. You did a pretty crude flip on the argument. I don't think it is...
Again you get it precisely wrong. You did a pretty crude flip on the argument. I don't think it is disputed that there is global warming -- even Lindzen says there is. The dispute is over whether man causes global warming and, even if so, how much.

If you want to play fast and loose with the arguments, that's fine with me, since you are free to modify your faith however you like.

Incidentally, I want you and LAK to know that I fully support extending the protections of the First Amendment Free Exercise Clause to people like you who believe in man-induced global warming.

 Erasmussimo commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d8341cc58a53ef 2007-04-19T23:17:02Z 2008-01-25T00:09:44Z Erasmussimo http://profile.typekey.com/froggy123345/ Interesting side note: Mr. Lindzen may be a loud skeptic of global warming theory, but he doesn't seem to be...
Interesting side note: Mr. Lindzen may be a loud skeptic of global warming theory, but he doesn't seem to be willing to put his money where his mouth is:

http://www.reason.com/news/show/34976.html

When offered a bet on whether global temperatures would be higher or lower 20 years hence, Mr. Lindzen demanded 50:1 odds in his favor. In other words, Mr. Lindzen actually believes that there is a 98% chance that global temperatures will be warmer 20 years hence. He's making a lot of noise about that 2% chance that it will be cooler. He later tried to arrange a more complicated bet, but even this bet demonstrates that, when it comes to real money, Mr. Lindzen believes that the globe will warm by about 0.2 degrees in twenty years, and about 1 degree over a century. So even the skeptic whom you quote is actually a believer. You simply don't understand what he's skeptical about.
 Erasmussimo commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d8341cc0e153ef 2007-04-19T21:53:17Z 2008-01-25T00:09:51Z Erasmussimo http://profile.typekey.com/froggy123345/ Mr. Roach writes, "I like the assumption that only stupid people disagree with the climate change fanatics." It's not an...
Mr. Roach writes, "I like the assumption that only stupid people disagree with the climate change fanatics."

It's not an assumption, it's a demonstrable fact that the vast majority of people who disagree with the basic concept that anthropogenic global warming poses a significant threat are ignorant of the basic science. I need only offer this discussion as demonstration of the truth of this.

"But is anyone saying someone like Lindzen is ignorant of basic science and physics?"

No, Mr. Lindzen is not ignorant of basic science and physics; he's brilliant and he's a member of the NAS. But one scientist does not a movement make. You seem to think that finding one reputable scientist to criticize a position is enough to cast doubt on it. That's poppycock. Mr. Behe doubts evolution -- are you recommending that we abandon that set of ideas because Mr. Behe doubts it?

Mr. Lindzen, a smoker, also doubts the reported dangers of secondhand smoke. This doesn't make him wrong -- but the fact that he would question the results in a field completely alien to him does suggest that Mr. Lindzen is one of our less uncracked pots. Science is full of crackpots, some of them brilliant. Isaac Newton dabbled in numerological analyses of the Bible. The author of the steady state theory maintained until his death that fossil fuels don't come from fossil sources.

But you already knew these things, didn't you? ;-)

"Incidentally, you don't need to know all the science to be a skeptic. You just need to have critical thinking skills."

Well, if you don't need training to be a skeptic, I suppose the same thing goes for law. Who needs law schools? Let's let anybody with critical thinking skills challenge the rulings of judges and force reconsideration. Right?

"Why assume they'll predict GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE 100 years hence to the tune of a degree or two celsius (which is not that much)."

This sentence is garbled, but I gather that you are objecting to the notion that anybody could predict something 100 years in the future. Did you know that we can accurately predict eclipses of the moon hundreds of years into the future? Right down to the second. We don't do this with magic, we do it with science. I realize that you are unfamiliar with the concept of scientific prediction, but I assure you that it is being used all around you thousands of times every day. Every tiny fragment of technology you use reflects scientific predictions about the behavior of matter. And golly gee, they work pretty well, don't they? Sure, the predictions aren't perfect -- there is always a margin of error in scientific predictions. And we can happily discuss that margin of error. But to deny the basic viability of scientific prediction -- boy, that's really medieval!
 Roach commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d8341cc87453ef 2007-04-19T21:15:37Z 2007-04-20T01:58:58Z Roach I like the assumption that only stupid people disagree with the climate change fanatics. But is anyone saying someone like...
I like the assumption that only stupid people disagree with the climate change fanatics. But is anyone saying someone like Lindzen is ignorant of basic science and physics?

Incidentally, you don't need to know all the science to be a skeptic. You just need to have critical thinking skills. This is a complex thing, where the models can't predict current weather or weather in the near future. Why assume they'll predict GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE 100 years hence to the tune of a degree or two celsius (which is not that much).
 Joan A. Conway commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d834520eab69e2 2007-04-19T19:30:10Z 2007-04-20T01:55:10Z Joan A. Conway Money talks and bull s__t walks!
Money talks and bull s__t walks!
 Erasmussimo commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d8341ca96753ef 2007-04-19T18:31:34Z 2008-01-25T00:08:36Z Erasmussimo http://profile.typekey.com/froggy123345/ Mr. Lackawanna Blues, if you wish to debate the merits of various approaches towards attacking the problem of climate change,...
Mr. Lackawanna Blues, if you wish to debate the merits of various approaches towards attacking the problem of climate change, we can do so. Bu the basic issue of whether anthropogenic climate change is significant and will cost us an enormous amount of money in the future -- that issue has been resolved beyond all reasonable doubt.

You refer to the scientists who have concluded this as lemmings. That REALLY exposes just how ignorant you are!!! If you knew how argumentative scientists are, how individualistic, how just plain contrary they are, how that contrariness is institutionalized in the scientific community -- well, obviously you don't know. Which is why your reference to lemmings says nothing about scientists and volumes about your own ignorance.

I don't have an ounce of faith in anthropogenic global warming. I would reject the thesis in a minute if compelling evidence were presented. Unlike you, I have no emotional or dogmatic attachment for or against this hypothesis. Unlike you, I rely solely on logic and reason to come to my conclusion. You, by contrast, can't even tell the difference between faith and reason. And no, I'll not pray with you. I've been trying to reason with you, but my complete failure to get anything through your skull is a demonstration of the futility of attempting to reason with you.
 Lackawanna Blues commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d8341ca9a153ef 2007-04-19T17:14:39Z 2007-04-20T01:54:30Z Lackawanna Blues I'm in full agreement with Lindzen's point -- i.e. that it is possible that man-produced CO2 is warming the planet....
I'm in full agreement with Lindzen's point -- i.e. that it is possible that man-produced CO2 is warming the planet.

I just think we shouldn't engage in a multi-trillion dollar reorganization (and bankrupting) of our way of life based on a computer model.

And Lindzen is not alone, he's just the most prominent critic of the lemmings on climate change.

My comparison of your faith in man-induced global warming to a religious belief is fair, I think. I guess you disagree. Maybe we should pray together.

You seem to get really upset about this LAK. I hope you are ok.
 ctw commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d8341ca0b753ef 2007-04-19T16:32:53Z 2007-04-20T01:53:17Z ctw "Except that apparently some people saw the Risen Christ and we have their testimonial evidence that he was alive when...
"Except that apparently some people saw the Risen Christ and we have their testimonial evidence that he was alive when they saw him."

this assertion appears from time to time, so I'm curious: who are a few of the "some" whose "testimonial evidence" you think "we have"? and hearsay -ie oral tradition - doesn't count.

arguably OT, but it does relates to what one accepts as evidence in support of a hypothesis.

-charles
 LAK commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d8341c9a6153ef 2007-04-19T15:41:20Z 2007-04-20T01:52:29Z LAK Honestly, y'all are dumber than boxes of rocks on this one. Lindzen only claims you can't be sure. Even he...
Honestly, y'all are dumber than boxes of rocks on this one.

Lindzen only claims you can't be sure. Even he would tell you that greenhosue gasses might be contriution to the measured rise in temps over the last half century. He's just not will to say it for sure, which is understandable though overly skeptical given the overwhelming evidence derived from the numerous models that have been made to isolate the greenhosue gas effect.
 LAK commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d8341c929253ef 2007-04-19T15:38:10Z 2007-04-20T01:51:29Z LAK YES YOU CAN PREDICT THE FUTURE TO VARING DEGREES OF ACCURACY, WHICH IS VERY USEFUL TO HUMANS IN PLANNING FOR...
YES YOU CAN PREDICT THE FUTURE TO VARING DEGREES OF ACCURACY, WHICH IS VERY USEFUL TO HUMANS IN PLANNING FOR THAT FUTURE.

Don't be such and idiot Roach. We send probes to distant planets based on predictions of the future and models of gravitational fields. We predict the weather tomorrow with amazing acurracy, which is as complex a system as one can imagine.

The lack of sophistication you people have in thinking about complex systems is unreal.

Yes, it is difficult to model complexity, but we are very successful and do have much to say about how coplex systems behave. Can you model complex systems to determinism? Perhasp one day with amziang amounts of information and super computers that can handle outrageously detailed models, but until then isolating idependent variable and hrowing data at the wall works pretty damn well, and 99% of scientist know this and 99% of scientists watch the weather report at night and are confident about the casual relationship between the rise in greenhouse gaeese and the rise in golbal temps.

You fools have 1 scientist who only says you can't be sure. And you can't. So stipulated. But you can't be sure it won't snow 5 feet in July in Chicago either, but I'm not going to bring my boots to work when the weather man says sunny and warm tomorrow.

Honestly, people should be required to take a classical dynamics class so they stop talking in absolutes like "you can't predict the future." You can, it's just a matter of accuracy, and with simple systems with a small number of complex variable, you can predict the future with 100% accuracy, or have you not seen our ability to launch projectiles onto targets in Iraq? Amazing how they can predict the future based on knowledge of how the system works and a clear pricture of initial conditions.

DUMB DUMB DUMB DUMB..... DUMB.
 Erasmussimo commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d8341c90ea53ef 2007-04-19T15:34:43Z 2008-01-25T00:07:12Z Erasmussimo http://profile.typekey.com/froggy123345/ Mr. Hamilton, your URL doesn't work. More important, you are giving more credence to the Canadian National Post than to...
Mr. Hamilton, your URL doesn't work. More important, you are giving more credence to the Canadian National Post than to the IPCC, the NAS, the National Meteoroligical Society, the American Physical Society, and a host of other scientific organizations. The fact that you would do so clearly demonstrates that you are not interested in the truth, but are merely grabbing for somebody, anybody, who will support your crazy ideas. You are welcome to accuse me of having a closed mind, but your accusation is just another wild, unsubstantiable claim. The facts of your behavior reveal the truth.

Mr. Lackawanna Blues fails to understand the significance of thought experiments, and ridicules the very notion. What surpassing ignorance! Scientists have been using such concepts for decades. Indeed, it underlies such notions as the Correspondence Principle in relativity and the theorem relating quantum mechanics to thermodynamics, finally proven in the late 1930s. It has been used many times in textbooks and popular science books to illustrate principles of physics. Mr. Lackawanna Blues' unfamiliarity with the concept (and his insolent dismissal of it as nonsense) demonstrates that he has never seen these books.

I challenged Mr. Lackawanna Blues with the statement:

"Mr. Lackawanna Blues, I challenge you to document your lie that there's a substantial amount of skepticism in the scientific community about anthropogenic global warming."

He responded with:

"How about Richard Lindzen, dude?"

Offering Mr. Lindzen as a one-man army providing "substantial skepticism in the scientific community" is absurd and reflective of a fundamental failure on Mr. Lackawanna Blue's part to understand the community of science. All scientific communities have outliers, and scientists are excruciatingly careful to treat their outliers with respect. There's a life sciences professor, Mr. Michael Behe, who champions creationism. Mr. Lackawanna Blues would have us abandon evolution in favor of creationism because Mr. Behe questions evolution. What intellectual trash!

Mr. Lackawanna Blues continues to refer to scientific papers and reports as a form of bible. Again, this belies towering ignorance. A scientific paper is the very antithesis of a bible: NOTHING is taken on faith. If any part of that paper is questionable, questions pour forth. People argue over it, challenge every detail, fight it out until a strong majority -- not an absolute unanimity -- exists. That's how science works. Mr. Lackawanna Blues claims to be familiar with science. He is a liar and a fraud.

Mr. Roach offers us this choice tidbit of ironclad logic:

"I also heard that nonexperimental prognosticating "climatology" has little in common with experimental science."

I suppose that he heard it from a little bird whispering in his ear. He puts the word climatology in scare quotes as if the very concept of climatology is controversial. What monumental tripe! And he asserts that theoretical climatology (which he ignorantly refers to as nonexperimental) has little in common with experimental science. Again, this reveals stupendous ignorance of the nature of science. Theoretical and experimental science operate in an inextricable symbiotic relationship. To claim that one is not the same as the other is silly.

Mr. Roach also provides us with this howler:

"YOU CANNOT PREDICT THE FUTURE."

If science has no predictive value, then how come technology works? That computer you're working with right now -- do you think it was designed from the Bible? Did it ever occur to you that all technology is an application of science? That engineers take scientific principles and apply them in order to design technological devices? "If we build it this way, then the science tells us that it will function like so." Notice that future tense in the second clause? Mr. Roach, in all my years on the Internet, among all the idiotic things I have read, this statement of yours takes the cake. I'll cherish it and repeat it to my friends for their entertainment.

Again, I confess my uneasiness at using such abusive language, but the intellectual gall of Messrs Roach, Lackawanna Blues, and Hamilton is of such magnitude as to justify such abuse. You gentlemen are engaging in the most deceitful and fraudulent of arguments. You do not understand the fundamentals of science, yet you pontificate on the matter without a trace of intellectual humility. You are liars, charlatans, and frauds, and you should be ashamed of yourselves.

Perhaps I can express the magnitude of your intellectual crimes by phrasing it in terms of your own field. Imagine a chap who has never even read the Constitution, adamantly insisting on some point of law, citing case law that he has found with a few quick Google searches, finding a few wingnut law professionals to support his claims. Imagine him dismissing the Supreme Court and the great majority of scholars of Constitutional law as without merit. Imagine him arguing his case citing bits and pieces of text that he clearly doesn't understand. Imagine him dismissing those jurists and scholars who are in the great majority as 'closed minded'. Imagine him misusing standard legal terms whose meaning is clear to any first-year law student.

That's what you guys look like.
 Roach commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d83451f2ed69e2 2007-04-19T14:23:41Z 2007-04-20T01:51:26Z Roach I heard PV=NRT. I also heard that nonexperimental prognosticating "climatology" has little in common with experimental science. Here's some science...
I heard PV=NRT. I also heard that nonexperimental prognosticating "climatology" has little in common with experimental science.

Here's some science for you: YOU CANNOT PREDICT THE FUTURE.

PS The All Caps is what makes that persuasive. This is Geoff Stone's Iron Law of Rhetoric.
 Lackawanna Blues commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d83451e56669e2 2007-04-19T13:13:36Z 2007-04-20T01:49:50Z Lackawanna Blues "I am seldom so abusive of other correspondents on bulletin boards. I prefer to be scrupulously gentlemanly. But I have...
"I am seldom so abusive of other correspondents on bulletin boards. I prefer to be scrupulously gentlemanly. But I have made an exception in your case because the claims you make are the foulest sort of charlatanry. If you had substantive arguments to offer, I'd much prefer to engage you in gentlemanly discussion. But the wild claims you make are in the same class with the ravings of flat-earthers and creationists. Come back down to earth and start writing like a rational person."

Are you calling Professor Lindzen a "flat-earther" or a "creationist"?

http://www-eaps.mit.edu/faculty/lindzen.htm
 Lackawanna Blues commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d8341c852b53ef 2007-04-19T13:03:50Z 2007-04-20T01:49:54Z Lackawanna Blues I'm not quite sure what's being asked of me any more. Eras asked a foolish question about what would happen...
I'm not quite sure what's being asked of me any more. Eras asked a foolish question about what would happen to the temperature of the Earth if Stefan's constant "changed." I indicated that I knew what Stefan's constant was -- which of course has a lot to do with black body radiation. Then LAK jumped in and said I was talking about an irrelevance.

Eras also asked me to cite a man-induced global warming dissenter and I did -- Richard Lindzen at MIT. Read some of his stuff. It's great. Read his criticism of your Bible -- the IPCC -- it's great.

I don't know why you guys get so upset.

Must be because I'm questioning your religion...
 LAK commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d83451e10e69e2 2007-04-19T11:54:16Z 2007-04-20T01:49:19Z LAK Yea, the question was what blackbody radiation has to do with global warming and the greenhouse effect buddy. Not what...
Yea, the question was what blackbody radiation has to do with global warming and the greenhouse effect buddy. Not what the stefan boltzman law says. The anwer is nothing, but I'd like to know what the hell it is you are implying. So care to try again nitwit? Remember this is the University of Chicago, not your Messiah U. Aman of your intelligence would do much better on the blog of a lesser University, like the ones you attended.

Nobody can be sure about what the weather will be like tomorrow given the initial conditons today. That is analagous to what global warming skeptics say about the link bewteen the increased greenhouse gases in he atmosphere (which we are sure of) and increased warming in the last half century (which we are also sure of).

But that doesn't stop me from watching Tom Skilling, and for good reasons.

I don't know about you Repugnicants, but I'll take the consenus of 99% of the scientific commuity over the 1% nay sayers. And I'll watch the weather man to plan my day.
 Frederick Hamilton commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d83451f12769e2 2007-04-19T10:56:01Z 2007-04-20T01:51:13Z Frederick Hamilton I gave you substantive scientific rebutals with my link to the Canadian National Post on the subject. There are many...
I gave you substantive scientific rebutals with my link to the Canadian National Post on the subject. There are many reputable scietists detailed in that series now backing away from the global warming hysteria.

The closed minds on the subject are not those questioning the science behind man made global warming and what can be done about it. The closed minds are those who say all is known and it is a scientific done deal. Fortunately any decisions made will be made after significant debate and decision making by Congress and the executive.

Time will tell the outcome of that debate. The science is not as Al Gore has made it out to be. Sorry.
 Erasmussimo commented on 'Climate Change: A Prediction' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c031153ef00d8345187ec69e2 2007-04-19T04:04:50Z 2008-01-25T00:06:55Z Erasmussimo http://profile.typekey.com/froggy123345/ Good for you, Lackawanna Blues! You know about the Stefan-Boltzmann law! So perhaps you'd be able to apply all that...
Good for you, Lackawanna Blues! You know about the Stefan-Boltzmann law! So perhaps you'd be able to apply all that physics you say you know and make a stab at guessing how the earth's temperature will respond to increasing quantities of CO2 in the air. If you really did take physics courses, didn't your instructors ever mention the greenhouse effect to you? Didn't they say that it was likely to cause global warming but (depending on how long ago you took it) conclusive data to confirm that had not yet been obtained? If not, did you go to an accredited institution?

If you're not familiar with thought experiments in which physicists calculate the effects of different values of physical constants, well, that's just one more part of your education that's deficient.

But most important is the fact that you come right out and admit "I will gleefully admit to knowing nothing about climatology." Contrast this with your earlier statement that "Climatology is hardly even science - it is more like shamanism." So you dismiss as unscientific a field of endeavor that you gleefully admit to be ignorant of. Can any better demonstration of charlatanry be forthcoming?

I am seldom so abusive of other correspondents on bulletin boards. I prefer to be scrupulously gentlemanly. But I have made an exception in your case because the claims you make are the foulest sort of charlatanry. If you had substantive arguments to offer, I'd much prefer to engage you in gentlemanly discussion. But the wild claims you make are in the same class with the ravings of flat-earthers and creationists. Come back down to earth and start writing like a rational person.
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A father and his young daughter were walking along a Venice, Florida beach when a small plane crashed-landed on the sand, killing the father and seriously injuring the girl. The girl, who looked to be about 10-years-old, was airlifted to All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg, according to CBS News on July 27.
Police said the little girl looked as if she was in critical condition, but the hospital will not comment on the child's condition. The father and daughter were enjoying a Sunday afternoon one minute and the next minute their world is gone, such a sad tragedy for this family today.
According to the New York Daily News it is not clear if the man was hit by the plane coming down or debris caused by the crash, although the picture of the crash site, as seen above, looks as though the plane is still intact. The preliminary reports coming from Venice Beach is that the plane did send out a distress call before landing on the beach.
Venice Airport received a radio transmission from the pilot of a 1972 Piper Cherokee at about 2:45 p.m. saying her could not make it back to the airport and his aircraft was in distress. The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office said the man then took the plane down for an emergency landing on the beach.
Along with the pilot the plane was carrying one passenger, both escaped the crash uninjured. They were rescued, the sheriff's office reports, but were not injured in the crash landing. The plane, which is seen sitting on the beach at the water's edge does not look to have any damage.
It looks as though if the plane had come down just a few feet either way from where it did, it may have saved the man and his daughter from this horrific accident. The National Transportation Safety Board has sent investigators to the scene of this crash landing.


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Tax credits, refunds, rebates…this one's still in the works. President Obama's been pitching his idea of rewarding green efforts on the home front, and last week in Savannah, Georgia, he appealed to Congress with the $6 billion Home Star program. Packaging it as part of a plan that will also increase jobs by the thousands, the incentives would be offered to homeowners who make eco-friendly decisions about home improvements, such as insulation projects (the reason for the Cash for Caulkers moniker) and retrofitting.
The Home Star program would include incentives for simple changes like using energy-efficient light bulbs, and switching out old appliances and windows. Credits of several thousand dollars may be available for selecting at least two projects from an approved list that would be supplied, not to mention regular savings of perhaps $500 on annual utility bills.
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When you're getting your career started as a personal injury lawyer it can be easy to get overwhelmed with the entire process. Having an understanding of the entire process will allow you to see how everything unfolds on a grander scale, which might help you in the long-run. During times of stress you'll be able to fall back on this plan and gain some confidence in your direction.
In this article we're going to cover the steps you need to take in order to get your career as a personal injury lawyer off the ground. In other words, what does it take in Starting Your Career As A Personal Injury Lawyer: What You Need To Know.
Differentiate yourself from the rest
When trying to become a successful lawyer, the success of your practice relies on the lay of supply and demand just as much as any other profession. This means you'll want to try to differentiate yourself from the rest of the other personal injury lawyers and firms out there currently. For instance, there are not many lawyers out there who actually try cases. You could differentiate yourself by becoming a phenomenal trial lawyer.
Connect with normal human beings
A lot of times going through law school and immersing yourself in law school literature can cause you to lose touch with normal human beings. The ones who you'll be representing, and the type of people who will be on just panels. Make sure to reduce legal terminology whenever possible and use smaller words when they'll suffice. Overall, people tend to favor people who are more like them and can relate to easier.
Stay at the top of the reading heap
There's an endless amount of information to keep up on, being a lawyer. There's the latest cases, as well as the wisdom that occupies law libraries from past litigators. Make sure you set aside a certain amount of time each week to stay up on the latest readings. It's import to continue your education even when you're out of law school. This will ensure you remain at the top of your field for years to come.
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Starting a marketing plan can be as simple as placing a few ads, both in person and through different Internet service. Or could even be attending local meet up groups and making connections as a lawyer throughout your city. Today, simply having a diverse business network can send clients your way you never thought possible.
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The series between the New York Rangers and the Philadelphia Flyers felt, in a way, like your typical playoff series. It's not just because these are two storied and talented team. It was close, it was competitive, and it went down to the wire, with the Rangers finally taking the series in seven games after winning the final contest by a score of 2-1.
I was worried for the Flyers when Ray Emery had to start for them in net when the series began, but Philly managed to win game two, and Steve Mason did return, and play well. These teams exchanged victories, but the Rangers got that first win and, most importantly, got that last win. The series didn't have the big moments or the intrigue of other series, and there weren't as many storylines here, but it was still good hockey, and plenty interesting.
Henrik Lundqvist played well, but he has room for improvement, which is good considering the Rangers have to play the Penguins now. Then again, the Flyers are arguably just as good on offense as Pittsburgh is, and their goalie isn't as good as Mason, one could argue. Maybe the Rangers have gotten themselves a nice second-round matchup. Maybe my preseason Stanley Cup pick will come to fruition.
The Flyers made the ridiculous decision to fire Peter Laviolette only a few games into the season, but Craig Berube was fine, and Claude Giroux started scoring, and guys like Wayne Simmonds chipped in. This was a good team, but only one team could win this series. That ended up being the Rangers. Philly's only regret should be that Daniel Carcillo scored a couple big goals against them. That's a fate worse than death.


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Site PSR02: Staunton River Battlefield State Park
In the summer of 1864, the bridge across the Staunton River looked much the same as it does today, although it had a roof. In these fields, an outnumbered band of old men and young boys from Southside Virginia were able to repel a force of Union soldiers more than 5,000 strong. This momentous victory protected General Robert E. Lee's main supply line for his defense of Petersburg. Almost 150 years later, the earthen fort still stands, as does the bridge. The sounds of muskets and artillery have long since been silenced by the sounds of indigo buntings, summer tanagers and northern bobwhites. Visitors can now walk out onto this famous bridge and look down into the clear waters of the Staunton River and see eastern river cooters floating far below, or solitary sandpipers resting on a sandbar to save up energy for their long migration south. Along with the significant historical features inherent to the park, it also offers a beautiful trail through the woods and fields along the Staunton River. This trail includes two observation platforms overlooking the seasonally flooded depressions next to the river. Here, wood ducks can be seen rearing their young, and great horned owls hoot from deep within the woods. As you crisscross through the woods, listen for white-eyed vireos scolding you from deep within the bushes and check the numerous brush piles for brown thrashers or perhaps a yellow-breasted chat. After checking out the impressive interpretive center for information on the battle and the area's natural history, be sure to visit the impressive butterfly garden along the path to the fort. This area is filled with iridescent wings of American snouts, great spangled fritillaries, red-spotted purples and common buckeyes.
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Behold and heed my words, for this headline shall reign TRUE if we do not impeach Hussein Obama today.
Barack Hussein Obama has teamed with Russia to build nuclear weapons for Iran. Obama has done this because he is a Muslim!
Iran is a Muslim country and professes its faith to false gods. Obama believes America is the enemy and seeks a Jihad against us all. Planting Obama in the American presidency is the greatest ploy of all time, carried out by the Moors of Iran.
Today Barack Obama, Iranian Dictator Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Soviet Premier Vladmir Putin announced a betrayal and overthrowing of traditional America. They have worked together, behind the backs of the American people and our allies, to build nuclear weapons for Iran.
Obama seeks to destroy his blood enemy, Israel, and then move on to nuking American cities one by one. Obama has already overturned our rights to bear arms by taking our nukes away!
Obama is trying to remove America from the picture, for he knows if America falls, Christianity will fall. Without Christians, the world will turn toward Iranian darkness and once again fall into the Dark Ages.
We MUST impeach Obama. We MUST vote this miscreant out of office in 2012. We must DEMAND a nuking of IRAN. Support Israel and demand they are allowed to nuke IRAN. It is the duty and God give RIGHT of America to protect mankind, so let us unleash our God given power upon all who stand in our way.
Obama needs impeached. Our foreign enemies need nuked! Let us put a real president in office who will make our enemies willingly bow before our might. Let us use our votes to oust Obama and tell him that we are ONE NATION, UNDER GOD, INDIVISBLE WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL!
It God we trust, so know your lies fall on deaf ears, SATAN's PET OBAMA! This is America and we do not negotiate with terrorists. Our nation has a Christian duty to nuke Iran if they dare try to harnass our power, and we will freeze Russia with another Cold War shall they DARE STAND IN OUR WAY.
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CENTER VALLEY, Pa. — The Patriot League announced its weekly awards for April 1-8 in men's lacrosse, women's lacrosse, baseball, softball and outdoor track and field.
Bucknell and Lehigh were both winners in men's lacrosse over the weekend, clinching Patriot League Tournament berths and setting up a battle Friday in Lewisburg, Pa., with the postseason's No. 1 seed and hosting responsibilities on the line. Holy Cross won at Lafayette to stay in the mix for the program's first tournament bid. Another big League matchup is slated for CBS Sports Network when Army visits Navy Saturday at 2 p.m.
Navy and American qualified for spots in the Patriot League Women's Lacrosse Tournament, and the winner of their matchup on April 21 will earn the right to host the postseason event. Navy's Jasmine DePompeo and Loren Generi and American's Teal Harrison continued to star and once again earned Patriot League weekly honors.
After taking three out of four for the second consecutive Patriot League weekend, Holy Cross has a two-game lead in the baseball standings through two series. Patriot League Player of the Week Patrick Puentes led the way for the Crusaders at Lafayette by belting three home runs and driving in nine in a sweep of Sunday's doubleheader.
Lehigh took over sole possession of first place in softball after taking three of four from rival Lafayette on Saturday and Sunday, and claimed a pair of weekly awards Monday. Colgate and Holy Cross are both a game behind in second place, and the Crusaders will host the Raiders next weekend in Worcester in a critical four-game series. Army lurks in fourth place having settled for its second straight weekend split.
It was rivalry weekend in outdoor track and field, with Navy sweeping Army in the Star-Meet while the Lehigh men and Lafayette women came out with victories in their dual contests. Five different schools had at least one student-athlete earn a Patriot League weekly award.
Patriot League Men's Lacrosse Weekly Awards
JAMES KENNEDY, HOLY CROSS Sr., A, Summit, N.J.
Kennedy tallied four goals, including the game-winner with 52 seconds remaining in the contest, to lift Holy Cross to an 11-10 win at Lafayette Saturday afternoon. The victory kept alive the Crusaders' hopes of qualifying for the Patriot League Tournament for the first time in program history. Kennedy, who finished the game with six points, now has a team-best three game-winning goals on the season, five for his career and 11 career hat tricks. Holy Cross has six wins in its first 11 games for the first time since 1988.
MIKE NOONE, LEHIGH Sr., D, Jenkintown, Pa.
Noone tallied three groundballs and three caused turnovers, including a critical one in the fourth quarter, in Lehigh's 13-10 win over Colgate Saturday on CBS Sports Network. Noone's biggest caused turnover of the game came in the second half of the last quarter, which led to a transition goal that put Lehigh ahead 12-9 with 6:19 remaining. The senior defender is tied for the team lead with 17 caused turnovers to go with 22 groundballs.
MATT POILLON, LEHIGH So., GK, Mount Sinai, N.Y.
Poillon stopped 15 shots, just one shy of his career best, to backstop Lehigh to a 13-10 victory over Colgate Saturday in Bethlehem, Pa. Nine of Poillon's saves came in the second half of a back-and-forth affair that didn't see Lehigh break away until midway through the fourth quarter. The sophomore allowed just four goals after the intermission for a .692 save percentage in the final 30 minutes. Poillon's goals-against average now sits at 7.84 with a .589 save percentage on the season.
SEAN DOYLE, BUCKNELL Fr., A, Lloyd Harbor, N.Y.
Doyle was held off the scoresheet for about the first 53 minutes of Saturday's 9-8 Bucknell win at Army, but he tallied his two points when it mattered most. Just 1:19 after Chase Bailey snapped a 6-all tie, Doyle scored at the 7:34 mark of the fourth quarter to put the Bison ahead 8-6. After the Black Knights scored to pull within 8-7, Doyle picked up the assist on Todd Heritage's game-winning goal less than a minute later. The win clinched a Patriot League Tournament berth for Bucknell and set up the Bison to potentially host the four-team playoff with a win Friday over visiting Lehigh.
WILL MAZZONE, ARMY Fr., A, Stony Brook, N.Y.
Netted two goals and two assists for a career-high four points in Saturday's 9-8 loss to Bucknell.
CHASE BAILEY, BUCKNELL Sr., A, Fairfield, Conn.
Tallied three goals, all critical, in Bucknell's 9-8 win at Army. Each of his last two broke second-half ties.
MICHAEL ORTLIEB, HOLY CROSS Fr., GK, Newport Beach, Calif.
Stopped 11 shots as Holy Cross won 11-10 at Lafayette Saturday.
KEVIN WANKE, LAFAYETTE Fr., A, Skillman, N.J.
Scored four goals with five points in the Leopards' 11-10 loss to Holy Cross Saturday.
DANTE FANTONI, LEHIGH Sr., A, Hauppauge, N.Y.
Tied a career best with six points (3, 3) with his 18th career hat trick. Also scored his 100th career goal.
Patriot League Women's Lacrosse Weekly Awards
JASMINE DePOMPEO, NAVY Sr., A, Sayville, N.Y.
DePompeo becomes the first player in Patriot League history to win five consecutive Offensive Player of the Week awards, and does it after setting more records in Navy's two contests last week. After breaking the League's career assists record the previous week, DePompeo broke the single-game assists (10) mark in Navy's 19-9 win over Longwood on Wednesday. The 10 assists are tied for the second-best single-game total in NCAA history. She also added three goals to come one point away from the League's single-game record and tie the Navy single-game mark. DePompeo surpassed the Patriot League single-season assists mark in the victory, and is now at 54 after recording four assists with three goals in a 15-5 win at Holy Cross on Saturday. The seven-point performance gave DePompeo 307 points for her career, just one away from the League record held by Lehigh's Jill Altshuler (1993-96). DePompeo's 98 points this season are already fifth in League history. DePompeo has scored 30 points in Navy's last three games, and leads the nation with 7.00 points per game this season. She is the NCAA's active leader in points and assists, where she is fifth all-time with 150. DePompeo's five Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week awards this season tie the record of Colgate's Shari Krasnoo (1991), and her eight career honors are one off the League record.
LOREN GENERI, NAVY So., A, Bayport, N.Y.
Generi earns her second straight Midfield Player of the Week award after posting 11 goals and 18 draw controls in a pair of victories for the Mids. She tallied eight goals and 10 draw controls in a 19-9 triumph over Longwood on Wednesday, then had three goals and eight draw controls in a 15-5 win at Holy Cross on Saturday. She helped Navy hold a 41-11 advantage in draw controls last week, and the Mids' 25 draw controls in the win over Longwood tied an NCAA single-game record. Generi leads the Mids with 45 goals and 74 draw controls this season.
TEAL HARRISON, AMERICAN Fr., GK, Columbus, Ohio
After winning either the Defensive Player or Rookie of the Week honors each of the past three weeks, Harrison takes home both awards after another stellar showing on Sunday. She made 13 saves to lead the Eagles to a 16-8 victory at Lehigh that clinched a berth in the Patriot League Tournament. Eight saves came in the second half to secure the win. Harrison also made nine saves as the Eagles fell 16-4 to No. 11 Virginia on Tuesday. Harrison leads the Patriot League with 120 saves this season. She is named Defensive Player of the Week for the third straight time, and earns the Rookie of the Week honor for the second time this season. The three-straight Defensive Player of the Week honors tie for the most in League history with four other student-athletes, including Navy's Annie Foky earlier this season.
LAURA KLEIBER, LAFAYETTE Jr., A, Far Hills, N.J.
Kleiber scored five goals in Lafayette's 13-8 win at Bucknell on Saturday.
KATELYN MILLER, BUCKNELL Jr., M, Resiterstown, Md.
Miller had five goals, five assists, three ground balls, nine draw controls and four caused turnovers in two games last week.
KIMBERLY COLLINS, AMERICAN Sr., A, Princeton Junction, N.J.
Collins had six goals and two assists last week, tallying three goals and an assist in each of American's games.
ANNIE FOKY, NAVY So., GK, Charlottesville, Va.
Foky made 10 saves in two games last week, with seven in a 15-5 win at Holy Cross on Saturday.
JENNA FROST, COLGATE So., D, Swarthmore, Pa.
Frost had a career-high three points with two goals and an assist and added two ground balls, a draw control and three caused turnovers in Colgate's 14-2 win at Delaware State on Sunday.
JULIE McBRIEN, LEHIGH Sr., M, Pearl River, N.Y.
McBrien had five goals and three ground balls in a 16-8 loss to American on Sunday.
Patriot League Baseball Weekly Awards
PATRICK PUENTES, HOLY CROSS Sr., OF, East Greenbush, N.Y.
Puentes put on a show in Holy Cross' doubleheader sweep of Lafayette on Sunday, going 7-for-8 with five runs scored, three home runs and nine RBIs in victories of 11-5 and 23-4. After a 2-for-3 effort with a home run and three RBIs in the opener, Puentes capped the series by going 5-for-5 with two home runs, six RBIs and four runs scored in the 23-4 triumph. He also went 1-for-2 with a run and an RBI as the Crusaders posted a 3-0 win in the series opener on Saturday. Puentes batted .455 (10-for-22) for the week with three home runs, 11 RBIs, seven runs scored, two doubles and a triple. Puentes leads the Patriot League with six home runs for the season, three ahead of any other player. He has hit four of those round-trippers in Patriot League play to help Holy Cross get off to a 6-2 start in League action. Puentes is named Player of the Week for the first time this season and second in his career.
CHRIS ROWLEY, ARMY Sr., P, Duluth, Ga.
Rowley pitched Army to a 1-0 win in the series opener against Lehigh on Saturday by going all seven innings and allowing six hits and two walks with nine strikeouts. It was his first complete game and first shutout of the season. He helped Army stay even in a scoreless game through five innings, then pitched the final two frames after the Black Knights took the lead in the top of the sixth. Rowley is named Patriot League Pitcher of the Week for the first time this year and sixth in his career.
ANDREW ANDREYCHIK, BUCKNELL Fr., P, Danville, Pa.
Andreychik pitched seven innings of one-run ball to lead Bucknell to a 16-10 victory in the series finale against Navy on Sunday, giving the Bison three wins in the four-game set in Annapolis. He allowed just five hits and a walk while striking out three in his fourth-career start. The seven innings were a season high as Andreychik left with the Bison leading 16-1. He is named Patriot League Rookie of the Week for the first time.
TOM MARRA, HOLY CROSS Sr., P, Sea Cliff, N.Y.
Marra pitched a seven-inning complete-game shutout in Holy Cross' 3-0 win at Lafayette on Saturday, allowing four hits and a walk with a season-high seven strikeouts.
TYLER BRONG, LEHIGH Jr., 1B/DH, Bethlehem, Pa.
Brong had the game-tying two-run home run in the seventh inning and game-winning single in the 10th to lead Lehigh to a 4-3 win over Army on Saturday, and batted .455 (10-for-22) in six games last week.
CARTER BUMGARDNER, BUCKNELL Sr., INF, Charlotte, N.C.
Bumgardner batted .409 (9-for-22) with a home run, eight RBIs and four runs scored in five games last week.
DAN GOLDSTEIN, BUCKNELL Sr., P, Huntington, N.Y.
Goldstein allowed one run on six hits and a walk with six strikeouts in a seven-inning complete-game to lead Bucknell to a 3-1 win at Navy on Sunday.
MIKE GARZILLO, LEHIGH Fr., SS, Wind Gap, Pa.
Garzillo tied a Patriot League record with six hits in a 15-7 win over Drew on Wednesday, and batted .500 (11-for-22) with five runs scored and six RBIs last week.
Patriot League Softball Weekly Awards
ROSIE ROESSEL, LEHIGH Sr., OF, Fairport, N.Y.
Roessel's big week on the base paths propelled Lehigh to a 4-1 record on the week, including a 3-1 mark against Lafayette in Patriot League play. The senior outfielder hit safely in all five games and finished 7-for-11 (.636) at the plate and a perfect 6-for-6 in steals. Roessel drove in her first run of the season in Wednesday's 6-3 victory over Rider and added another in Saturday's 6-1 win against the Leopards. On Sunday she was moved to the leadoff spot and went 4-for-5 and scored five times as the Mountain Hawks won 9-1 (in five) and 5-0 over Lafayette. She's now 15-for-15 in steals this season and batting .647 in eight League games.
BECCA BLISS, LEHIGH Sr., P, Escondido, Calif.
Bliss picks up another Pitcher of the Week honor after going 3-0 last week, including 2-0 with a pair of complete games against Lafayette. She opened the week by hurling three shutout innings of three-hit ball in relief and earning the victory in Wednesday's 6-3 victory over Rider. She returned to the circle to toss the first games on both Saturday and Sunday, allowing one earned run in each start and seven hits combined in logging two more victories. In all Bliss tossed 15 innings, gave up 10 hits, walked none and struck out eight. She pitched to a 0.93 earned-run average and held opposing hitters to .189 at the dish. Bliss has won 15 straight regular-season League starts and 20 in a row against League opponents including the League Tournament.
MARIEL SCHLAEFER, COLGATE Fr., C, Brookfield, Conn.
Schlaefer collects her first weekly honor from the Patriot League after coming up with some timely hits in the Raiders' 3-1 series win against Bucknell over the weekend. The rookie catcher went 2-for-3 in Saturday's nightcap with a solo home run in the fourth inning that put Colgate up 2-1 in an eventual 3-2, eight-inning victory. After picking up an RBI in Sunday's first game, Schlaefer drilled her first career grand slam as part of a seven-run fourth inning that wiped away a 4-0 deficit. The Raiders went on to an 8-5 victory. For the week she hit .363 (4-for-11) with two home runs and six RBIs while walking twice and stealing a pair of bases.
ALEX REYNOLDS, ARMY Sr., 2B, Katy, Texas
Batted .455 (10-for-22) on the week and .429 (6-for-14) in the series at Holy Cross. Smacked a two-run single in the top of the 10th inning to snap a 1-1 tie in a 3-1 victory on Saturday. Also scored in the fourth inning of the nightcap during a Black Knights rally.
BRAETANA ROY, ARMY Fr., P, Avondale, Ariz.
Went 2-1 in the circle with a 1.05 ERA and three complete games. Struck out 13 batters in 20 innings. Hurled a two-hit shutout against Delaware in a 7-0 triumph Wednesday.
ERIN COX, BUCKNELL So., DP/1B, La Quinta, Calif.
Started all six games and hit .400 (8-for-20) with one home run and six RBIs. Hit her first career home run in a 7-0 win at La Salle. Drove in four runs in the Colgate series. Hit safely in all six games on the week. Scored twice in the Bison's 8-5 loss to the Raiders in Sunday's nightcap.
HALEY FLEMING, COLGATE Jr., UT, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.
Hit .462 (6-for-13) and scored four times in Colgate's 3-1 series win over Bucknell. Was plated three times in the Raiders' doubleheader sweep Sunday.
COLLEEN AHERN, HOLY CROSS Fr., DP, Northbrook, Ill.
Went 3-for-3 with 3 RBIs, including the eventual game-winner in the Crusaders' 7-2 win over Army Sunday. Hit .500 (5-for-10) in the series, finished with four RBIs and scored twice.
JULIA BARRETT, HOLY CROSS Jr., P, Gardner, Mass.
Went 1-1 against Army allowing just two earned runs and striking out eight. Scattered seven hits and allowed one earned run with six punchouts in the Crusaders' 2-1 win in Sunday's nightcap.
MORGAN DECKER, LEHIGH Fr., 3B, Jamison, Pa.
Hit .467 (7-for-15) with five RBIs and scored once on the week. Hit 6-for-11 (.545) in four League games against Lafayette, and hit safely in all five games last week.
Patriot League Track and Field Weekly Awards
CHRISTIAN LUPICA, BUCKNELL So., Newtown, Pa.
Lupica set three IC4A-qualifying times on a big weekend at the Colonial Relays. He finished second overall, and first among collegiate finishers, with a school-record time of 14.25 in the 110-meter hurdles. Lupica also placed third in the 400-meter hurdles with a time of 53.24, and led the Bison to a first-place finish in the 4 X 100 relay by running the anchor leg to help the team finish in 41.53.
STEPHANIE OKPOEBO, HOLY CROSS Jr., Chelmsford, Mass.
Okpoebo had a pair of ECAC-qualifying times at the Duke Invitational over the weekend. She ran an 11.92 to finish fourth in the 100-meter dash, and a 24.19 to take seventh place in the 200-meter dash. Both marks were the best in the Patriot League during the outdoor season, and the 200-meter time set a Holy Cross school record. Okpoebo also ran on the Holy Cross 4 X 100 relay team that just missed an ECAC time with a finish of 48.10.
ZACK DUNCAVAGE, NAVY Jr., League City, Texas
Duncavage continues to shine in the outdoor season, earning his second M-F Athlete Male Field Athlete of the Week honor this season after a strong showing in the Army-Navy Star Meet on Saturday. Duncavage won the discus with an IC4A-qualifying and school record toss of 56.44 meters, and also set IC4A marks while winning the shot put with a toss of 15.93 meters and placing fifth in the hammer throw at 53.03 meters. The discus throw is ranked 11th in the NCAA East Region and clinched the victory for the Mids while breaking his own school record. Duncavage has already won eight individual events this season.
RACHEL PENA, LAFAYETTE Jr., Ridgefield Park, N.J.
Pena played a key role in Lafayette's narrow 102-101 win over rival Lehigh on Saturday by placing first in both the hammer throw and shot put. Pena put up a personal-best mark of 57.52 meters in the hammer throw that set the ECAC-qualifying standard and is the best toss in the Patriot League this season. Her shot put mark of 13.02 meters is an outdoor personal best. Pena is named M-F Athletic Female Field Athlete of the Week for the second time this season.
AUSTIN BATISTE, NAVY Fr., Long Beach, Calif.
Batiste had another outstanding day in a fine freshman season by winning both the 200-meter and 400-meter dashes at the Army-Navy Star Meet on Saturday. He just missed the IC4A-qualifying time with a 21.83 in the 200-meter, then hit the IC4A mark with a time of 48.21 in the 400-meter. Batiste has placed first or second in all six of his 200m and 400m races in the outdoor season. He also ran on a 4 X 100 relay team that finished in an IC4A-qualifying time of 41.49.
MEGAN GEMAR, ARMY Fr., Walnut Creek, Calif.
Gemar hit right on the ECAC-qualifying standard in the pole vault with a leap of 3.72 meters at the Army-Navy Star Meet on Saturday. She won the event with the second-best mark in Army history and best by a Black Knight since 2011.
MARK LEININGER, AMERICAN Sr., Colts Neck, N.J.
Leininger took second place in the 10,000-meter run at the Colonial Relays with an IC4A-qualifying time of 29:30.97.
MITCH SIMMONDS, NAVY Sr., Eagle, Idaho
Simmonds set IC4A-qualifying times in the 400-meter hurdles (53.27) and as part of the 4 X 100 relay team (41.49) at the Army-Navy Star Meet on Saturday.
BRIGID BYRNE, NAVY Sr., Vienna, Va.
Byrne won the 5,000-meter run at the Army-Navy Star Meet with an ECAC-qualifying time of 16:54.22.
LAUREN ALLAM, NAVY Jr., Pasadena, Md.
Allam won the discus at the Army-Navy Star Meet with an ECAC-qualifying mark of 47.31 meters.
RAY HOLMES, BUCKNELL Jr., Campbell, N.Y.
Holmes placed second in the triple jump at the Colonial Relays with a career-best and IC4A-qualifying mark of 15.04 meters.
MACKENZIE ARNDT, HOLY CROSS So., Merrimack, Mass.
Arndt finished in third place in the pole vault at the Duke Invitational with an ECAC-qualifying and school-record tying mark of 3.85 meters.
DEVIN SMITH, LAFAYETTE Fr., Andover, N.J.
Smith took first place in four different events to help Lafayette to a one-point win in a dual meet against rival Lehigh on Saturday, and set the school record with a time of 56.33 in the 400-meter dash.


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Webber, who lost 23 places on the first lap alone last year, signalled his intent to take the challenge up to his three-time world championship-winning teammate as the cars lined up for Sunday's 58-lap race, pointing the nose of his Red Bull directly towards his teammate's side of the grid as the cars lined up.
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He's the Minnesota Wild's VP of Communications and Broadcasting no longer. Bill Robertson is set to become the new commissioner of the WCHA, as it was officially released in a news conference on Tuesday.
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Director and Writer
- Movies Directed by Jon Bokenkamp
- Preston Tylk 2000
- Bad Seed (1956)
- Movies Written by Jon Bokenkamp
- Call 2013
- Taking Lives 2004
- Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 2000
- Preston Tylk 2000
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