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Hello, I read throughout the message boards and have found answers more advanced than I am ready for. I am the only author (and admin) for my site but when I try to click my name in the posts, it gives an error 404 message. I've looked through everything in settings, users, and links, and nothing is jumping out at me. Thanks for the help.
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Hartford — A retired Hartford High School teacher has offered a private burial plot in Connecticut to the family of Tamerlan Tsarnaev, the suspect in the Boston bombings who died in a shootout with police.
Paul Keane, 68, took to his blog Monday evening to offer the Hamden, Conn., plot to the family.
"I am willing to donate a burial plot next to my mother in Mt. Carmel Burying Ground to the Tsarnaev family if they cannot obtain a plot," he wrote. "The only condition is that I do it in memory of my mother who taught Sunday School at the Mt. Carmel Congregational Church for 20 years and taught me to 'love thine enemy.' "
Keane, a Hartford village resident who ran for state representative last year relying solely on social media, declined to comment on the record yesterday, other than restating his mother's advice.
Keane's offer comes at a time when the final resting place of the 26-year-old Tsarnaev, who died on April 19, is a hotly debated topic.
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Measure and rinse quinoa. Measure water, stock and curry paste; place into a large pan.
Bring liquid to a boil over high heat. Add quinoa to pan and mix; cover the pan. Turn heat down to a simmer and cook quinoa for 15 minutes. Most or all of the water should be absorbed into the quinoa.
Remove cooked quinoa from the pan and place onto a large plate to air dry and cool. Let cool for at least half an hour. Wash the pan as it will be used again in the recipe. While quinoa is cooling, prepare the rest of the ingredients.
Peel the garlic, ginger and shallot. Place garlic, ginger and shallot onto a cutting board. Chop and mince ingredients together.
Clean the snow peas by removing the tips and string. Rinse peas and cut in half on the bias. (Bias = 45 degree angle.)
Wash carrot and cut into very thin half circles.
Rough chop the cashews. Slice green onion thin. Peel and dice mango. Wash and chop cilantro. Add cashew, green onion, mango and cilantro to the cooled quinoa. Mix ingredients together.
Place pan back on stove over medium-high heat. Add all the ingredients from the stir-fry list to the hot pan. Cook and stir ingredients for a few minutes. The snow peas and carrots need to be just cooked yet still a little crispy.
Add quinoa mixture to the pan. Cook and stir for a minute. Cover pan and remove from the heat. After a few minutes the quinoa will be warm and ready to serve.
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Love this . I didn't have cashews so I substituted chopped pecans and I used chicken broth instead of vegetable. Just a nice degree of spiciness.
Added extra snow peas and cashews. Was a hit at a potluck.
This recipe was SO full of flavor, I loved it!
A VERY nice recipe...lovely flavor, a meal by itself with fresh greens and fruit OR a great accompany to grilled/broiled fish, chicken, etc.
We loved this variety of quinoa. I added extra veggies to make it more of a meal.
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You will notice on my site if you click on one picture, you have to go back a page to go to the next pic. I would like you to be able to view it in a slide show format similar to this one below on curbed.com. When you click on a picture on curbed.com posts it blows up the picture and you can easily go pic to pic. Is that possible?


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5 years ago today: hey lady! you're just plain rude.
4 years ago today: COCOA'S GOIN TO THE PUMPKIN PATCH
3 years ago today: chloe poses for cocoa hoping to get a pitcher
2 years ago today: our halloween plans have changed drastically
5 years ago today: hey lady! you're just plain rude.
4 years ago today: COCOA'S GOIN TO THE PUMPKIN PATCH
3 years ago today: chloe poses for cocoa hoping to get a pitcher
2 years ago today: our halloween plans have changed drastically
einstein & margaret,
my two little nuggets.
three years ago today: cocoa's modeling limitations
i know all the dogs in the neighborhood
they are my pals
& i know their people when i see them
nothing gets by me!
2 great people (k — 1 great and the other is terry) made a baby!
she is stinking adorable.
(also happy anniversary to my bffs2g!)
two years ago today: to my bffs2g on her wedding day
three years ago today: this is one of those days when it becomes disturbingly apparent that the dogs need a bath
four years ago today: hey watch it! who are you callin crazy?
five years ago today: tickle fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight!
having something cool to bring for lunch is the best feeling in the world!
realizing you left that cool food at home is one of the worst!
it rates right up there with: stepping in something wet when wearing socks.
*not a euphemism
the other day at the grocery store
i saw a heart shaped box full of shrimp!
man it made me so happy.
if you really want to make your lady swoon,
skip the chocolates and get her scrimp.
(but still do the flowers. you gotta do the flowers!)
one year ago today: i love you… TO DEATH
two years ago today: HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!
three years ago today: we're sick an we're never gonna get better.
four years ago today: valentine making can be dangerous
if video games & pizza is a crime
then i'm guilty as charged!
lock me up, throw away the key.
p.s. thanks to my internet pal & cocoa fan, nick!
he gave me the inspirado for this comic.
do you have a idea for a picture? gimme!!!!
four years ago today: cocoa wants a pet lobster please
whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa
it's been a minute since cocoa's updated around here!
i definitely miss drawling pictures for you,
but you know sometimes life gets in the way
and picture-drawling goes on the back burner.
aside from the holidays which are always hectic,
i've been working hard for the money,
eating all the candy,
preparing for einstein's upcoming surgery,
keeping j's wig on straight,
having an existential crisis of my own,
and then i was in a car accident!
(don't worry i'm fine, but the car = broken forever.)
hopefully now that i've gotten some things settled
i can get back to posting my drawlings on the regular!
anyway!! without further ado:
age is just a number especially when you are hung over
a hang over blows at any age!
(kinda) one year ago today: don't forget, hate is a very strong word
(kinda) two years ago today: womens can be ruthless bout men's ignorance
three years ago today: 2011 just started an cocoa already stepped in doodie
(kinda) four years ago today: old people are so kooky!


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|Sarah Goldfinger
|Richard J. Lewis
|Original Airdate
|October 20, 2005
Gum Drops is fifth episode of season six of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
Nick becomes the lead on a case where a family of four is missing, but three pools of blood are found in their home.
- At the beginning of the episode Nick tells the officer: "Begin at the beginning." At the end of the episode, he says the same thing to Cassie: "We'll begin at the beginning." Thus, the circle is closed.
- This is the first time that Nick gave the final one-liner before the opening theme
- The plot of the episode was originally going to be how Grissom was convinced that Cassie was still alive. When William Petersen's nephew died, he flew home and was unavailable for the filming of the episode so it became that Nick was still convinced that Cassie was still alive.
- The LVPD patrol boat was registered in California. Las Vegas is in Nevada. That just seems like a long distance to trailer a police boat.
- The keyboard used by Archie when analyzing the ATM video is a Logitech diNovo.
- The gum wrapper had the brand, Bubblicious.
- The gum that Cassie uses to make the trail is the same brand Nick uses to cover his ears in the two-part Season 5 finale "Grave Danger, Part 1" and "Grave Danger, Part 2" when he shoots the light in the coffin.
- Once again, the whole crime scene had not been checked by the police before the CSIs were called, thus leading to Sara to find the marijuana room downstairs on her own.
- Cassie's handmade card to Nick reads: Thanks for finding me. From: Cassie. To: Good Guys. About: Bad Guys.
- When Nick has an altercation in the interrogation room, a single tear falls down from the boy's left eye. When the shot changes to a different angle, the tear is coming down from his right eye.
- While processing the student's car, just after finding the gum wrapper, Eric Szmanda cracks the back of his head against the door frame as he stands up. Like a pro, he just carries on even though you can see him wince as he does it.
- Nick (to Sherrif Brackett): What do you know about the family?
- Sheriff Dennis Brackett: Jude McBride, great guy, stay-at-home dad. Nina owns a local coffee shop. Jeremy's a junior in high school, smart kid. Ten-year-old daughter, Cassie. Pip-squeak.
- Nick: Sounds like all that's missing is the white picket fence, huh?
- Sheriff Dennis Brackett: Yeah. We don't even know where to start looking.
- Nick: Begin at the beginning.
- Greg (after finding marijuana in the McBrides' house): Whoa, Sweet Mary Jane.
- Warrick (about Jeremy McBride): He's trafficking term papers.
- Nick: Man, whatever happened to just flippin' burgers?
- Archie (after finding Cassie on the ATM video): Dead people don't suck their thumbs.
- Sara (to Nick): Can I talk to you for a minute?
- Nick: Sure, what's up?
- Sara: I...I think I need to talk about what happened at the station.
- Nick: Oh, yeah.
- Sara: I'm slightly concerned about its effect on the case, but more than that, I'm concerned about the case's effect on you, Nick and I'm absolutely sure that, six months ago, you wouldn't have lost it like that.
- Nick: I know, I'm sorry. I apologize for that.
- Sara (to Nick): Everything in our experience tells us they're dead.. all four of them.
- Nick: Doesn't mean we just give up.
- Sara: No one's giving up. It's just that... you're acting like you're gonna rescue a person, not recover a body. And on this job that's not usually the case.
- Nick: I was rescued.
- Sara: It was not your day to die. When it's your day, it's your day. You know?
- Nick: I don't think it was Cassie's day.
- Nick (to Cassie McBride): We'll go slow, okay? And we'll just begin at the beginning, okay?
- Cassie McBride: They came to my house. They had a fight. They couldn't find what they were looking for. I loved my family.
- William Petersen as Gil Grissom (credited only)
- Marg Helgenberger as Catherine Willows
- Gary Dourdan as Warrick Brown
- George Eads as Nick Stokes
- Jorja Fox as Sara Sidle
- Eric Szmanda as Greg Sanders
- Robert David Hall as Dr. Al Robbins
- Paul Guilfoyle as Captain Jim Brass (credited only)
Recurring CastEdit
- Archie Kao as Archie Johnson
- David Berman as David Phillips
Guest Starring CastEdit
- Melora Walters as Sage
- Michael McGrady as Sherrif Dennis Brackett
- Scott Paulin as Dr. Malcolm Parker
- Mary Matilyn Mouser as Cassie McBride
- Jennifer Savidge as Jill Locke
- Matt Funke as Mark Horvatin
- Trever O'Brien as Peter Locke
- Lindsey Ginter as Chris Daniels
- Chase Ryan Jeffery as Luke Daniels
- Hunter Parrish as Jeremy McBride
- Don Michael Paul as Mark Horvatin Sr.
- Mark Pellegrino as Elliot Perlota
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Problem with View NX Ver.1.0.1
I just installed (in Windows 7) Nikon View NX Ver. 1.0.1 which came with the like-new D300 I bought. I know this is an older, earlier version of this program. I see that the program has an icon for a D200 (ilo D300) or a mass storage device as sources for image downloads. I downloaded my images from the D300 with a card reader. The program seems to work fine, with one exception I have found so far. I think I clicked a "check for updates" button and got an error window that says "Internet Connection Error", "Your request cannot be completed because the service could not be found or did not respond. The service might be experiencing technical difficulties or you may need to adjust your network settings."
There is then a button for "Try Again" or "Cancel"
When I click on either of those buttons to get the error window off of the screen, the error window blinks and returns, even with repeated clicks. To close the error window I have to click on the red X in the upper-right corner, as you do to close any window. Then when I go into the Help section of the program and choose the tab "Check for Updates", a blank window comes up with "no updates available", and it acts like it did not even check for updates.
Are updates available for this program, on line, free? Should this program pick them up and install them? Any other suggestions?
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#1. "RE: Problem with View NX Ver.1.0.1 " | In response to Reply # 0gpoole Nikonian since 14th Feb 2004Tue 12-Feb-13 01:21 AM
View NX now View NX2 is a free download. You can get it here. It's probably best to uninstall your current View NX before installing VNX2.
Nikon's "check for updates" always seems to have problems. Even when it works it is delayed by days or more from the revision being issued. Just keep going back to the above site occasionally. Usually notice of updates to View and Capture are posted in this forum within hours of release.
The current version of VNX2 is 2.7.1
Gary in SE Michigan, USA.
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#2. "RE: Problem with View NX Ver.1.0.1 " | In response to Reply # 1NRVVA Nikonian since 30th Jan 2013Tue 12-Feb-13 02:40 AM | edited Tue 12-Feb-13 02:28 PM by ericbowles
Thanks Gary,
I know I am a little behind in the versions!! Good to know that the updates are somewhat problematical too. I'll see about getting the more modern versions installed.
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#3. "RE: Problem with View NX Ver.1.0.1 " | In response to Reply # 2RSchussel Nikonian since 24th Nov 2008Tue 19-Feb-13 06:01 PM
ViewNX2 allows you to do more things and it is easy to use. You are just asking for trouble by not going to ViewNX2.
If you ever go to a D800/D600 you will need to use Transfer2 which is in the tool bar of ViewNX2.
#4. "RE: Problem with View NX Ver.1.0.1 " | In response to Reply # 0
Download and use the newest Version 2.7.2
Gerold - Nikonian in East Frisia
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... be more stable this way. They are wrong on both accounts. Old people are inherently stubborn and always want to go their own way. Linking three of them together simply means there are three people pulling in opposite directions, which results in a short crocodile not actually going anywhere and they spend the entire event squabbling about which way to go until the motion of the ship finally sends them cascading down the aisle, piling ...
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... the little cobbled shopping streets visiting many of the very many churches as we go. We have just found a cafe with fast wifi so are resting our feet. There were lots of taxis waiting at the dock and on the promenade offering tours, as well as a Tuktuk tour of the town and a baby HOHO bus. It is quite a pretty town to investigate but not large so we head home ...
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Raining this morning, but stopped for our first two stops of our shore excursion. Our first stop was at the Antonio Borges Botanical Garden. We saw many tropical plants, and a cool rubber tree. We had a bus full of retirement home escapees that hardly left the bus, so we were always bringing up the rear. Our guide was also having trouble translating english, so she better keep her day job. Anyway, stop two was a pineapple plantation. Lots of pineapples ...
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"Seek, and ye shall find" – moto for a new online resource that will help hundreds of families to find missing relatives after the earthquake that stroke Haiti. The system offers volunteers and proactive people a real chance to help the needy.
This portal has a great potential for everyone who was touched by the quake having devastated Haiti. First, it helps the Haitians and their relatives both in Haiti and abroad to find the necessary humanitarian aid and information support on missing persons. In addition, the international organizations working in Haiti will use the site for coordinating their efforts. Finally, the government will notify people on the actions taken so that nobody will be left unheard.
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Teen guilty of attempted murder
Published: Thursday, August 18, 2011 at 8:15 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, August 20, 2011 at 12:06 p.m.
A 17-year-old was found guilty Thursday afternoon of a random shooting that he committed last year, and he now faces up to 100 years in prison.
Joshua Mosely is accused of shooting Macy Chiasson and Sarah Rollins in April 2010 outside Dashley's convenience store at Westside Boulevard and Alma Street in Houma. Mosely, who was 16 at the time and a student at South Terrebonne High School, got behind the car he was in and fired at least four shots from a 9 mm pistol, Assistant District Attorney Chris Erny said.
Chiasson was shot in the stomach, while a bullet went through Rollins' left leg, Erny said, though neither received life-threatening injuries. Mosely, as well as 19-year-old Johnny Stewart Jr. and 18-year-old Davole Martin, were later arrested and charged.
The shootings were likely an attempt to get "street cred," Erny said.
Mosely did not testify.
On Thursday, Mosely was convicted of two counts attempted first-degree murder by a 12-member jury in District Judge Randy Bethancourt's courtroom. Two jurors said he was not guilty as charged. Lesser charges, also called responsive verdicts, such as attempted second-degree murder, attempted manslaughter and aggravated battery, were sidestepped.
Martin and Stewart will be tried separately later, Erny said.
Mosely is also awaiting trial on attempted first-degree murder charges in connection with another drive-by shooting, which took place at West Main and Antoine streets less than a month after the first one. In that shooting, two men were injured, authorities said, and three others were arrested.
Mosely's attorney, Robert Pastor, said it is possible a deal may be reached before his trial date.
Mosely confessed to investigators that he chose his victims at random and felt little remorse for his actions due to his own brush with death, authorities said. In 2009, Mosely was shot after attending a party at the Main Stream Club in downtown Houma. The bullet, which entered near the center of his forehead and exited just above his right ear, left a shard of bone in Mosely's brain that was later removed, his parents said at the time.
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Andrew Bolt –, Tuesday, November, 29, 2011, (7:01am)
We've had frog scares before, of course. Here's an idea. Why not just pick up these frogs and more them to somewhere more convenient, as Hong Kong did to its own frogs:
A SMALL green frog could stop up to 66,000 houses being built and prevent $2.6 billion in development.
A draft report on saving the growling grass frog has recommended the State Government declare 4400ha of the city's growth corridor off limits for developers.
Landowners say properties have been made worthless and question whether the frog is endangered.
The draft report calls for 200m no-go zones beside waterways in Melbourne's growth zones where the frogs are found.
Planning Minister Matthew Guy said he sympathised with developers, blaming an environmental agreement between the previous government and Canberra, which was adding thousands of dollars to the price of housing blocks.
After the joke about the endangered golden sun moth, I'm not surprised the developers are suspicious about this frog:
Urban Development Institute of Australia chief executive Tony De Domenico said the frogs would drive the price of house blocks up by $5000 in some areas.
"We've been frustrated by growling grass frogs, bandicoots, legless lizards, mouthless moths, and the golden sun moth in particular," he said.
"Some of these so-called endangered species are so endemic they are found everywhere."
In fact, the frog is so endangered that it's called "widespread".
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THE Greens have thrown Labor's $8.9 billion bid to save the ailing Murray-Darling Basin into doubt, threatening to scuttle the basin plan when it reaches parliament unless environmental outcomes are significantly strengthened.
"Ailing"? How do inanimate rivers "ail"?
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Murray on the high price of heeding warming alarmists
Andrew Bolt –, Tuesday, November, 29, 2011, (6:54am)
David Murray, chairman of our Future Fund, thinks we're not only strangled by tough workplace laws but threatened by global warming alarmism:
ALI MOORE: Would you describe yourself as a climate sceptic?
DAVID MURRAY: Ah, yes. A sceptic is not the word you should use when you disagree with somebody. You should say you disagree. And I don't think there is sufficient evidence to take the sort of risks that are being taken around the world. I've always thought that with the global population growing as fast as it is, that there would be real pressure on energy prices and people would correct automatically by using energy much more sparingly and that would start to self-correct - if there's a problem.
ALI MOORE: So you don't rule out there being a problem; you're just not convinced there's a problem.
DAVID MURRAY: No, but with these things one looks at probability and severity. And you look for actions you can take which would reduce the severity if the problem is there. But if we're not certain that the problem's there, then we don't - we shouldn't take actions which have a high severity the other way.
ALI MOORE: What evidence do you look at to counter the other evidence that there is climate change? Is there something in particular that you focus on?
DAVID MURRAY: Well, the extremeness of the claims is one thing. For example, people talked about the ocean rising by seven metres, which is just an astounding level.
ALI MOORE: But what about the more ...
DAVID MURRAY: The science talks about 20 to 30 centimetres. So these exaggerated claims. When people make a movie and get on a ladder to get to the top of the chart, that's Hollywood, it's not science. And when scientists start arguing amongst themselves, as we've seen with some of these reports, that is not good. Science is meant to be above all of that with true scientific method. So that really bothers me. And the claims are unreal and ...
ALI MOORE: Are all the claims unreal?
DAVID MURRAY: Well, it's not clear to me which comes first: temperature or carbon - carbon dioxide. I'm not sure which does come first. There is much evidence to say one way or the other. So, when I look at all this, I become extremely concerned and I become concerned at the cost of mistakes.
Changing times, when a top business leader dares to be out and proud as a sceptic.
(Thanks to several readers.)
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Alberta's emissions trading scheme the latest to be scammed
Andrew Bolt –, Tuesday, November, 29, 2011, (6:42am)
Alberta's emissions trading scheme - like Europe's - turns out to be dogged by scams:
Alberta's Can$60 million (US$57 million) carbon-cutting programme is failing, according to the latest report from the Canadian province's auditor-general, Merwan Saher.
Like many such programmes around the world, it includes an emissions trading scheme, which allows polluters to meet their emissions reductions targets by buying carbon offsets from a selection of approved projects. The offsets are supposed to be real, measurable and provable. But the report claims that the province, despite earlier warnings, has not improved its regulatory structure — and calls the emissions estimates and the offsets themselves into question....
Alberta facilities can receive carbon credits by investing in a variety of Alberta-based projects. These range from paying farmers to adopt low-till or no-till agricultural practices — thereby turning fields into carbon sinks — to the collection and combustion of landfill gas… For the credit-creating projects to be effective at reducing overall greenhouse-gas emissions, the scheme operators are supposed to approve only projects that would otherwise not have gone ahead. The auditor-general criticized the Alberta Department of Environment and Water for allowing carbon credits for emissions-reducing activities that have become common practice.
The Alberta report found a lack of standards for how agricultural credits were verified — not one of the credits the auditors checked could be confirmed.
But I'm sure the Gillard Government is so highly competent that it won't allow such rorting of its own scheme, even though most of the "cuts" to our emissions by 2020 will come from buying similar "offsets" from overseas countries, such as Romania, Bulgaria, China and maybe even Nigeria.
Good luck with that.
(Thanks to readeer Tex.)
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Green power could mean mega-black outs
Andrew Bolt –, Tuesday, November, 29, 2011, (6:38am)
One slight problem with solar and wind power is that it doesn't work some times, and other times it works only too well:
'Unstable' renewable energy sources increase the risk of 'supra-regional' electricity blackouts with multi-billion pound consequences, insurance giant Allianz has warned.
Solar panels and wind turbines are a "volatile" source of power with fluctuations in the electricity supply risking "grid instabilities" and triggering wide-scale blackouts.
Ageing infrastructure and increasingly cross-border electricity networks have heightened the likelihood of a devastating collapse of power supplies lasting months and covering several continents, according to the joint report by Allianz and the Chief Risk Officer Forum.
In eastern Germany, turbines in strong wind can produce more than all German coal and gas plants put together, while the need to switch off turbines in high winds causes a drop-off in electricity of 12GW - equal to two nuclear power plants. Outages are likely if there is too little demand or storage capacity to accommodate the jumps in supply.
Leading risk analysts modelled a worst-case scenario in which transformers are knocked out in the United States, causing outages to cascade through the grid into Canada, Russia and Scandanavia.
(Thanks to reader Mark.)
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Climategate 2:0: not peer review, but mates' rates
Andrew Bolt –, Tuesday, November, 29, 2011, (5:39am)
Climate scientist Roger Pielke Snr - not an alarmist - finds from the leaked emails that he's a victim of behind-the-scenes lobbying by Professor Phil Jones, which results in the watering down of his paper.
(Via Watts Up With That.)
Steve McIntyre discovers how Professor Michael Mann snowed colleagues inside the global warming team, particularly Jeff Severinghaus, who'd begun to pick up what McIntyre publicly exposed - that the author of the highly influential "hockey stick" graphic (above) showing unprecedented warming relied on unreliable proxies.
And other objections, this time from climatologist Tom Bradley, were also kept private, and stifled. McIntyre again:
The Yang Chinese composite, after the Mann PC1 and Yamal, had the third-largest hockey stick shape of the proxies illustrated in the IPCC AR4 spaghetti graph. I'd commented on this series on several occasions – see http://www.climateaudit.org/tag/yang
The new emails show that Bradley thought that this series was, to use the technical term preferred by climate scientists, "crap" and should not be used in multiproxy studies – an issue raised by Bradley in connection with Mann et al (EOS 2003) – their attack on Soon and Baliunas 2003.
Needless to say, Bradley did not publish a comment criticizing the use of this series. It has subsequently been used over and over again in IPCC multiproxy studies, commencing with Mann and Jones 2003.
Another example of the "the team" excluded papers which - correctly - questioned the alarmism of the IPCC, not to mention Al Gore.
First, Roger Pielke Jr has just noted that the US has set a new record - for the number of days between major hurricanes hitting the US coast:
This, of course, will shock people who believed Al Gore's opportunistic warnings after Hurricane Katrina that we'd get more and worse hurricanes, thanks to man-made warming. Here he is in An Inconvenient Truth:
Of course when the oceans get warmer, that causes stronger storms. We have seen in the last couple of years, a lot of big hurricanes. Hurricanes Jean, Francis and Ivan were among them. In the same year we had that string of big hurricanes; we also set an all time record for tornadoes in the United States… And then of course came Katrina. It is worth remembering that when it hit Florida it was a Category 1, but it killed a lot of people and caused billions of dollars worth of damage. And then, what happened? Before it hit New Orleans, it went over warmer water. As the water temperature increases, the wind velocity increases and the moisture content increases. And you'll see Hurricane Katrina form over Florida. And then as it comes into the Gulf over warm water it becomes stronger and stronger and stronger. Look at that Hurricane's eye. And of course the consequences were so horrendous; there are no words to describe it.
But the link between warming and any change in hurricane activity to date is now so unclear that even warmists hestitate to make it.
Now to Climategate 2:0
In 2005, Roger Pielke Jr co-wrote a peer-reviewed paper warning against linking man-made warming to hurricane impacts:
To summarize, claims of linkages between global warming and hurricane impacts are premature for three reasons. First, no connection has been established between greenhouse gas emissions and the observed behavior of hurricanes . . . Second, the peer-reviewed literature reflects that a scientific consensus exists that any future changes in hurricane intensities will likely be small in the context of observed variability . . . And third, under the assumptions of the IPCC, expected future damages to society of its projected changes in the behavior of hurricanes are dwarfed by the influence of its own projections of growing wealth and population . . . While future research or experience may yet overturn these conclusions, the state of the peer-reviewed knowledge today is such that there are good reasons to expect that any conclusive connection between global warming and hurricanes or their impacts will not be made in the near term.
"The team" concluded this was heresy. Pielke writes:
Kevin Trenberth, a scientist at NCAR here in Boulder and the person (along with Phil Jones) in charge of the 2007 IPCC AR4 chapter that reviewed extreme events including hurricanes, said this in the Boulder Daily Camera (emphasis added) about our article:I think the role of the changing climate is greatly underestimated by Roger Pielke Jr. I think he should withdraw this article. This is a shameful article.
And Professor Phil Jones - yes, him again, demonstrating how few people it takes to scare the world on warming - agreed that here was one more paper that wouldn't even be referred to in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's 2007 report:
Jones to Trenberth on 22 June 2005:Kevin,
I'll read the Pielke et al piece for BAMS that came over the skeptic email today. Presumably we'll get forced to refer to it [in the 2007 IPCC report].
Trenberth replies:
Don't see why we should refer to the Pielke piece. It is [n]ot yet published. It is very political and an opinion.
Jones soon comes around, despite noting its peer-reviewed status:
Read the article on the new patio at home with a glass of wine. I thoroughly agree that we don't need to refer to it. Wrote that on it last night. It is very political. Several sentences and references shouldn't be there. I don't know who was supposed to have reviewed it - maybe Linda [Mearns] will know, as she used to or still does have something to do with BAMS. The inference in the email (from whence it came) is that it has been accepted !
The gatekeeping of the IPCC process is abundantly clear, and the shadowy suggestion that they can find out who the reviewers are from another colleague is a bit unsettling as well.
This is how the "consensus" was manufactured by "peer review". It is a scandal, and the consequences have been enormous and costly.
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And if the miners can't sell our stuff…
Andrew Bolt –, Tuesday, November, 29, 2011, (5:34am)
Which means we could be in strife, having frittered away our surplus and brought in a carbon dioxide tax and tough workplace laws to hamper growth:
BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto - the giant miners feeding the enginerooms of the global economy - say the eurozone crisis has entered a dangerous new period, and warned of global contagion and frozen credit markets.
As Wayne Swan prepares to hand down the government's mid-year economic and fiscal outlook today, BHP chief executive Marius Kloppers warned the world was "entering into the next phase of this whole contagion".
Rio chief executive Tom Albanese said that, while conditions had not suddenly worsened, the prolonged crisis was "reducing prospects for economic growth in Europe and that's having knock-on effects around the world".
(Paywall protected.)
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This picture is not allowed
Andrew Bolt –, Tuesday, November, 29, 2011, (5:26am)
There are even laws against teasing rats:
As soon as he stepped into the Speaker's role, Peter Slipper banned photographs of him, barring one photographer from the press gallery and ejecting one who was already there.
Now his serjeant-at-arms has threatened to ban The Daily Telegraph from the press gallery after this newspaper depicted the repeat political defector as a rat.
,,, in a letter to editor Paul Whittaker, serjeant-at-arms Robyn McClelland said The Daily Telegraph was not allowed to portray Mr Slipper as a rat because pictures taken in parliament were not allowed to be used for "satire or ridicule" - a tough ask in the current political climate.
Ms McClelland said she would refer the matter to parliament's "media review" to "clarify restrictions" and threatened "sanctions" to be taken against the newspaper "such as suspension of parliament house passes or withdrawal of access to the press gallery in the chamber"....
...as soon as Mr Slipper stepped into the acting speaker's role after Harry Jenkins stepped down, he kicked Fairfax photographer Andrew Meares out of the press gallery and banned News Limited photographer Gary Ramage from entering, reversing arrangements under Mr Jenkins.
An email to Meares from Ms McClelland's deputy states: "As discussed you were asked to leave the press gallery this morning as the Deputy Speaker had declined to be photographed."…
Ms McClelland said it was merely her role to apply the rules as they stood. She said she had sent the letter at her own instigation. Mr Slipper did not return calls.
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Assange wins Walkley. Will the Climategate leaker get one, too?
Andrew Bolt –, Tuesday, November, 29, 2011, (12:01am)
Judith Sloan is dreaming:
If Julian deserves a Walkely, what prizes should be given to the person who has released the new batch of emails from scientists revealing them as plotting their climate change tactics and communications strategy? ...
Anonymous surely deserves the equivalent of a Walkley, although these prizes are a union-controlled racket so I'm thinking higher.
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Andrew Bolt –, Monday, November, 28, 2011, (11:35pm)
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Canada quits Kyoto
Andrew Bolt –, Monday, November, 28, 2011, (6:22pm)
I really don't think the rest of the world will follow Julia Gillard's lead with her carbon dioxide tax:
Canada will announce next month that it will formally withdraw from the Kyoto Protocol, CTV News has learned.
The Harper government has tentatively planned an announcement for a few days before Christmas, CTV's Roger Smith reported Sunday evening.
The developments come as Environment Minister Peter Kent prepares for a climate conference in Durban, South Africa that opens on Monday, with delegates from 190 countries seeking a new international agreement for cutting emissions.
(Thanks to several readers.)
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Former Michigan basketball star Robert Tractor Traylor was found dead in San Juan, Puerto Rico Wednesday at the age of 34. Basketball was his life-- even though he played 7 1/2 years in the NBA he wasn't about to give it up and he was playing for a team in Puerto Rico. He had heart issues and he was a large man from his state title days at Detroit Murray Wright High School where he led the Pilots to a class A crown. Traylor was a good player at Michigan and the 6th pick in the 1998 NBA draft. He bounced around the league but he played and made some money.
Traylor's heart apparently gave out-- no foul play is suspected. He was recruited by Michigan State and others but he was a Wolverine several years after the departue of the Fab Five. He was a very graceful player, I thought, for someone who carried the size he had to deal with and I'm amazed his body held up as long as it did as a pro. But it gave out this week.


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European physicians practicing Biological Medicine have observed that one out of three patients do not respond well to properly selected healing protocols until electromagnetic interferences are eliminated. As a young doctor studying these methods, the author saw a need for a book that would not only educate patients about the issues of electromagnetic stress, but provide simple self-help guidance. Most writings on the subject focus on making the case that we have a serious problem at hand... another one. While this may be true, in the context of a reader who is seeking to restore optimum health, the focus needs to be on solutions... hence the title "Electromagnetic Pollution Solutions. After introducing the full range of electromagnetic frequencies both in nature and in modern technology, the book focuses is on which types of EMF sources are most commonly a problem, and ultimately on what approaches have proven most successful in dealing with the unique attributes of each kind of stress source.
Now in its third edition, Electromagnetic Pollution Solutions has been revised and updated, now benefiting from 30 years of the author's clinical experience in eye care, natural medicine and spiritual healing coming from the perspective that all healing is ultimately self healing. We are always facing stresses, and always making our best attempts to compensate and overcome these stresses, including the residual effects of past encounters that have not been fully healed. Using German electrophysiological biofeedback techniques to facilitate biocommunication, Dr. Swartwout has pioneered methods for listening to the innate knowledge and wisdom of the body as seen in its response patterns to environmental, physiological and pathophysiological stimuli, including the various types of electromagnetic and geopathic stresses outlined in the book.
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Roy Nelson challenges Mike Russow to a win or leave (the heavyweight division) bout
Nelson knocks the porker into next week.
Russow should be cut afterward so he more time badgering and profiling the residents of southside Chicago. All the time he spends training and fighting, someone is *gasp* smoking and selling marijuana. They need to be beaten and shown whos boss!
this is too wwe for my liking
Nelson would take it.
Nelson should just drop to 205. He has so much potential as a fighter, but I just feel the heavyweight division isn't for him.
Easy win for Nelson, he needs a better opponent. If he's really looking for a reason to move down, he should just go ahead and move down, not waste time fighting HW scrubs.
He might as well have challenged him to a loser shaves his head match too.
In before Dr. Benjamin accuses Nelson and Russow of abusing roids.
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