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Aussie CSIRO Predicts the End of Wheat Yield GainsPosted: March 12, 2017 Filed under: Alarmist Predictions, CSIRO, Cult Science, Dud predictions, Fact Check, Failed Climate Models, Government Grants/Funding, Govt Climate Agenda, Green Agenda, Pseudo-Science | Tags: Climate Change Funding, Climate Change Scam, climate models, Climate science, CSIRO, Eco-fear, failed climate models, Failed CMIP5 Models, fear-mongering, Global Warming Scam, Government Funding, Scare Mongering, wheat, wheat yields Leave a comment
Yet again, "Climate Change" fingered as the great demon that causes unending planetary horror.
However, it appears its evil byproducts – modelled heat and CO2 – are in fact increasing, not decreasing wheat crop yields in Australia…
"Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences tips record national crop" (Sep 2016)
And their prediction was spot on:
"Australia's winter grain crop officially a record at 59 million tonnes." (Feb 2017)
What planet do the CSIRO climate-obsessed, doomsday scenario "scientists" live on?
Sounds to me that they live on the ever-forgiving and lucrative planet of horror-scenario computer models providing endless government (taxpayer funded) "climate" research grants…
Guest essay by Eric Worrall
According to the Australian CSIRO, "The lines will cross" in 20 years, heralding the end of biotechnology's ability to improve wheat yields.
Climate change to blame for flatlining wheat yield gains: CSIRO
By Anna Vidot
Updated Thu at 11:59am
Australia's wheat productivity has flatlined as a direct result of climate change, according to CSIRO research.
While 2016 set a new national wheat harvest record, the national science organisation's findings indicate that result masks a more troubling long-term trend.
While Australian wheat yields tripled between 1900 and 1990, growth stagnated over the following 25 years.
Zvi Hochman, a senior research scientist with CSIRO Agriculture and Food said the team considered whether other factors could have shared the blame, such as investment in research and development (R&D), changing patterns of land use, and soil fertility.
But those could all be ruled out: investment in grains R&D…
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California's record-breaking snowfalls continue : so much it's hard to measurePosted: February 25, 2017 Filed under: Alarmism Debunked, Alarmist media, Climate Alarmism, CSIRO, Dud predictions, Fact Check, Snow Pack | Tags: California, Climate Change, Climate Change Scam, Dud Predictions, Fake News, Global Warming Scam, snow, Snow Pack Data Leave a comment
Record-breaking snow – the exact opposite of what these climate experts promised us:
BoM (David Jones)
CRU (Dr David Viner)
IPCC (2001 report)
NYTimes (2014)
The Age
Sydney Morning Herald
ABC News
There's going to be a lot of meltwater sometime.
The snow amounts in California's Sierra Nevada mountain range this winter are difficult to wrap your head around, reports Sott.net. In many cases topping 500 inches, they are some of the highest totals in memory.
At the Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows resort, seven feet fell in just the past week. The snow is so high that it buried chairlifts and ski patrol shacks.
The resort has received 565 inches (47 feet) this season, including a 45-year record of 282 inches in January. On Thursday, it announced that its ski area would remain open through July 4.
Since 1962, it will mark just the fourth instance of Independence Day skiing (the other years were 1998, 1999, and 2011), according to a resort spokesperson.
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Why CSIRO and BoM Cannot Be Trusted On Anything "Climate Change"Posted: November 2, 2016 Filed under: Alarmism Debunked, Alarmism uncovered, Alarmist Predictions, Australia, Cherry Picking, Climate Alarmism, Climate science, Climatism, CSIRO, Dud predictions, Fact Check, Floods, Government Grants/Funding, Govt Climate Agenda, Green Agenda, Scientific Fraud | Tags: Activist Science, BoM, Bureau of Meteorology, Cherry Picking, Climate Change Alarmism, CSIRO, Dud Predictions, Global Warming Scam 1 Comment
The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) is the federal government agency for scientific research in Australia. It was founded in 1926 originally as the Advisory Council of Science and Industry.
In the field of climate science, the CSIRO leans staunchly towards the alarmist side of the climate debate. One example shows the CSIRO using sea level rise figures far in excess of even the (warmist) IPCC.
In its 2012 report, State of the Climate, the CSIRO says that since 1993 sea levels have risen up to 10mm a year in the north and west. That means that somewhere has had a 19cm-rise in sea level since 1993. Where is this place? The European satellite says that sea levels have been constant for the past eight years.
In its latest 2016, State of the Climate report, the CSIRO indulges in a blatant cherry-picking exercise to further push their agenda that human emissions are causing the climate to change.
They fail, however, to inform you of their chronic list of failed predictions from previous SOC reports.
This is why scientific organisations like CSIRO and BoM have – tragically – become almost the last places to hear the truth about the
global warming climate change. Too many reputations are now at stake.
Andrew Bolt, yet again, sets their record straight from their own records! …
The CSIRO and Bureau of Meteorology this week published their latest State of the Climate report:
Observations and climate modelling paint a consistent picture of ongoing, long-term climate change interacting with underlying natural variability.
Strangely, the report fails to explain why past predictions by the Bureau and the CSIRO of a permanent drought turned out so wrong.
Here is the Bureau, quoted in 2008:
IT MAY be time to stop describing south-eastern Australia as gripped by drought and instead accept the extreme dry as permanent, one of the nation's most senior weather experts warned yesterday.
"Perhaps we should call it our new climate," said the Bureau of Meteorology's head of climate analysis, David Jones….
"There is a debate in the climate community, after … close to 12 years of drought, whether this is something permanent…"
Here is the Bureau's Jones in 2007:
As Jones wrote to the University of East Anglia the year before: "Truth be know, climate change here is now running so rampant that we don't need meteorological data to see it. Almost everyone of our cities is on the verge of running out of water and our largest irrigation system (the Murray Darling Basin is on the verge of collapse…"
Here is the CSIRO, quoted in 2009:
A three-year collaboration between the Bureau of Meteorology and CSIRO has confirmed what many scientists long suspected: that the 13-year drought is not just a natural dry stretch but a shift related to climate change…
"It's reasonable to say that a lot of the current drought of the last 12 to 13 years is due to ongoing global warming," said the bureau's Bertrand Timbal. '
'In the minds of a lot of people, the rainfall we had in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s was a benchmark. A lot of our [water and agriculture] planning was done during that time. But we are just not going to have that sort of good rain again as long as the system is warming up."
Yet, with floods and rains and filling dams is so many states, an author of this latest report gets a very soft interview from the ABC's Fran Kelly, who also fails to note an astonishing bit of cherry-picking that discredits the whole report.
The report's authors present this alleged evidence of man-made climate change hurting us:
Observations also show that atmospheric circulation changes in the Southern Hemisphere have led to an average reduction in rainfall across parts of southern Australia.
In particular, May–July rainfall has reduced by around 19% since 1970 in the southwest of Australia. There has been a decline of around 11% since the mid-1990s in April–October rainfall in the continental southeast. Southeast Australia has had below-average rainfall in 16 of the April–October periods since 1997.
Note the strange decision, given our rainfall records go back more than a century, to pick apparently random and inconsistent dates – 1970 and 1997 and "mid 1990s" – as a base point from which to measure declines in rainfall. Note further that this decline is curiously only in patches of the country, and then only in – again – inconsistent periods, "May–July " and "April–October".
These are classic tell-tales of cherry picking – tricking to find some arbitrary period that can produce a statistical and scary decline which you can then present as troubling evidence that global warming is drying up our rains. (Even then, none of this comes even close to showing the "permanent" drought the agencies once claimed were leaving our cities desperately short of drinking water.)
This trickery becomes even clearer when you check the Bureau's rainfall records for the whole past century or more. Amazingly, the impact of man-made warming becomes impossible to detect.
Here, again, is what the State of the Climate report says:
Observations also show that atmospheric circulation changes in the Southern Hemisphere have led to an average reduction in rainfall across parts of southern Australia.
But here is the Bureau's own record of rainfall for southern Australia:
Judged over the century, then, there is no evidence at all of rainfall decline.
Again, from the Bureau's report:
In particular, May–July rainfall has reduced by around 19% since 1970 in the southwest of Australia.
Rainfall in the south-west is indeed declining, and has done for most of the past 120 years, the first half of which almost no scientist would blame on man's emissions, which even the IPCC says only had a real effect after World War 11:
State of the Climate's authors also claim that "Southeast Australia has had below-average rainfall in 16 of the April–October periods since 1997".
But the longer record for the south-east again shows no historic change:
Once again, a decline from the unusually wet 1970s, but little sign of change over more than a century.
And for the continent as a whole, more rain, not less – and certainly no permanent drought:
And as for the Murray Darling, that the Bureau once said was on "the verge of collapse":
This is disgraceful. The Bureau and the CSIRO must explain why they have fed us such scares.
CSIRO / BoM Related :
- CSIRO Censoring Their Own Climate Research | Climatism
- Wash-out: Warmist Bureau's Drought Prediction Fail | Climatism
- The Science is Settled : "Children Just Aren't Going To Know What Snow Is" | Climatism
- Shock News 1923 : Meteorological Office Exists as a Corrective to Scare Mongering | Climatism
- How they tried to fool you about the rain | Herald Sun
- It's Time To Declare War On Global Warming Extremists | Climatism
See Also :
- YES! The Climate Changes | Climatism
- Understanding The "Hottest Year Evah" | Climatism
- "In Searching For A New Enemy To Unite Us, We Came Up With The Threat Of Global Warming" | Climatism
Cease tax-funded climate tourismPosted: September 7, 2016 Filed under: Alarmist Godfathers, Alarmists, Carbon Tax, COP19, COP20, COP21, CSIRO, Cult Science, Eco-Activists, Global Warming Zealots, Government Grants/Funding, Green Agenda, Hypocrisy, IPCC, Propaganda, Settled Science, UN, UNEP, UNFCCC, Wealth Redistribution | Tags: Carbon Footprint, Climate Change Hypocrisy, Climate Conferences, COP22, Gabfest, Global Warming Alarmism, Hypocrisy, UN, UNEP, UNFCCC, United Nations 2 Comments
"Do as I say, not as I do!"
Bureaucratic elitist hypocrites using other-people's-money to fund their lavish 'carbon' intensive gabfests to protest against 'carbon', demanding everyone else curb their lifestyles.
You can't make this stuff up.
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By Viv Forbes
For at least 21 years now, the U.N. and the IPCC have been ringmaster to a troupe of thousands. They perform at massive annual conferences held in exotic locations, serviced by top hotels and airlines, and funded largely, directly or indirectly, by reluctant taxpayers.
An estimated 45,000 attendees, including 114 from the Australian government, achieved nothing useful at Copenhagen and just more green tape in Paris. Each of these climate-fests is preceded by numerous meetings of bureaucrats drafting and redrafting their wish lists.
Now the U.N. Climateer-in-Chief, Ban Ki-moon, has jetted into the G20 summit in China to claim climate victory over climate skeptics.
Is there no end to this energy-wasting climate tourism? If they believe that the science is settled, no more conferences are needed.
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Fruity News From The Global Warming FrontPosted: August 15, 2016 Filed under: CO2 (Carbon Dioxide), CSIRO, Empirical Evidence, Fact Check | Tags: carbon dioxide, CO2, CSIRO, Fact Check, Plant Food, Trace Gas Leave a comment
Good news from the field of global warming science! A happy South Australian grower is cleaning up:
No artificial gases are used to redden or ripen the tomatoes. But in another hi-tech innovation, carbon dioxide levels are elevated in the glasshouses to boost crop production by about 30 per cent.
Imagine how good that would be if replicated with the planet.
Satellite data gathered over 33 years has shown there has been a 'persistent and widespread increase' in the growing season of plants.
The Earth is getting greener with rising carbon dioxide levels, researchers have revealed. They found over the past 33 years, leaf cover around more than half of the vegetated area of the world has increased. They say the extra greenery is equivalent to covering the USA twice with plants.
Scientists say up to half of the world's vegetated areas are now showing signs of increased leaf cover, with the majority caused by extra carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
Source: Fruity news from the global warming front – Herald Sun
CO2 Greening The Planet Related :
- CSIRO Censoring Their Own Climate Research | Climatism
- Carbon Dioxide: The Gas of Life – Paul Driessen
- The global dance of carbon dioxide and spreading green flora « JoNova
- CO2 In The Atmosphere Is Not Pollution | Climatism
- Greening the Planet and how Fossil Fuels protect world's Flora & Fauna | Dr. Matt Ridley | Climatism
Triumph of the Sceptics!Posted: November 5, 2015 Filed under: Alarmism, Climate Change, CSIRO, Eco-Activists, Global Warming, Global Warming Stasis, Sceptics, Tim Flannery | Tags: Alarmist, Climate Change, Consensus, COP21, CSIRO, Global Warming Scam, sceptics, Tim Flannery 1 Comment
Warming fears are the "worst scientific scandal in the history…When people come to
know what the truth is, they will feel deceived by science and scientists." – UN IPCC
Japanese Scientist Dr. Kiminori Itoh, an award-winning PhD environmental physical
"It is a blatant lie put forth in the media that makes it seem there is only a fringe of
scientists who don't buy into anthropogenic global warming." – U.S Government
Atmospheric Scientist Stanley B. Goldenberg of the Hurricane Research Division of
"I am a skeptic…Global warming has become a new religion." – Nobel Prize Winner for
Physics, Ivar Giaever.
"The whole climate change issue is about to fall apart — Heads will roll!" – South African UN Scientist Dr. Will Alexander, April 12, 2009
Follow up column from yesterdays post – CSIRO: Most Australians Are Now Global Warming Sceptics | Climatism …
CSIRO survey shows more Aussies are cool on warming
IT'S a miracle. Most Australians are now global warming sceptics, despite years of being misled by the media.
A CSIRO survey of more than 5000 people has confirmed it, even though warmist reporters tried to spin it.
For the first time since Al Gore's 2006 film An Inconvenient Truth claimed man was heating the world to disaster, Australians who believe this scare are outnumbered by those who don't. True, a worrying 45.9 per cent of Australians do still think man is mostly to blame for what warming we've seen over the past several decades.
But those believers are now outnumbered by people who think this warming is natural (38.6 per cent) or not occurring at all (7.9 per cent) — which means sceptics total 46.5 per cent. The rest don't know.
In fact, even 19 per cent of Greens voters are sceptics. Yes, the shift is that huge. What a tribute to the good sense of Australians.
For nearly a decade, reporters claimed the vast majority of you believed man really was heating the world dangerously. And the media campaigned furiously to make sure you did. You were bombarded with propaganda. Your doubts were mocked. You were told that the world's temperature was soaring, when there's actually been no significant warming of the atmosphere for some 18 years.
You were told we were getting more and worse cyclones, when the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's latest report in fact admits neither seems true and, if anything, we're getting fewer.
You were told by Professor Tim Flannery in 2007 that warming could dry out the dams of Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide within a couple of years because "even the rain that falls isn't actually going to fill our dams and our river systems". Except it did, repeatedly, to the point of flooding.
You were told by the ABC's chief science presenter, Robyn Williams, the seas could rise up to 100 metres this century, thanks to a dramatic melting of the Antarctic — which NASA last week conceded was instead increasing in ice mass.
You were told by the UN that the world's food crops would fail, when they've instead set new records.
You were told to beware of giant hailstones (Professor Ross Garnaut), dengue fever (Professor Tony McMichael), tsunamis (World Vision boss Tim Costello), killer heatwaves (Professor Peter Doherty), seas as high as "an eight-storey building" (Flannery), a "permanent drought" (Greens leader Bob Brown) and a dead Great Barrier Reef by 2050 (Professor Ove Hoegh-Gulberg).
Your politicians, with rare exceptions, failed you. They should have challenged this disgraceful alarmism. Instead, they exploited it and even forced you to pay billions for fake schemes and taxes to "stop" a warming that actually halted or dramatically slowed nearly two decades ago.
Yet this miracle has occurred. You've kept your heads when so many journalists tried so hard to make you panic.
In fact, they're still at it, even with this report, which the warmist CSIRO quietly slipped out among the distractions of Melbourne Cup day.
None of the media reports pointed out the central finding: that believers in man-made global warming are now in a minority in Australia.
Instead, they tried to bury it with spin. Typically, the ABC was worst, actually giving the impression that global warming faith was as strong as ever. "Research by the CSIRO has found more than three quarters of Australians agree climate change is happening," it burbled, "with divisions emerging along political lines". Excuse me, but this debate has never been about whether "climate change is real".
Of course, it's real. The climate always changes. The real debate is what caused what warming we've seen — and whether more warming is bad and worth trying to stop.
The Sydney Morning Herald and Age were little better, spinning the CSIRO's results into a story of how Coalition voters were numbskulls — the holdouts refusing to "accept" the truth: "Barely one in four Coalition voters accepts climate change is mostly caused by humans," its tut-tutting report began.
It even added the hope, expressed by an alarmist scientist, that new Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull could save the Liberals from this error: "Many Coalition voters will take their cue from the PM and shift their views."
Don't count on it, champ. He tried to shift the views of Coalition supporters the last time he was Liberal leader and it cost him his job.
Face facts: the public smells the warmist bull and is finally crying: "Enough!" The time for truth is now.
See also :
Global Warming "Pause" related :
- The Pause draws blood – A new record Pause length: no warming for 18 years 7 months | Climatism
- Establishing Propaganda Is Vital For Climate Action | Climatism
Sceptic related :
- THE TIMES : The sceptics are right. Don't scapegoat them | Climatism
- More Than 1000 International Scientists Dissent Over Man-Made Global Warming Claims | Global Research
- New peer reviewed paper shows only 36% of geoscientists and engineers believe in AGW | Watts Up With That?
- THE HOCKEY SCHTICK: Climate Change Nonsensus: Only 52% of meteorologists think global warming is mostly man-made
- Former NASA Scientists Reject Global Warming Crisis | Climatism
- 97% of climate models say that 97% of climate scientists are wrong | Climatism
CSIRO related :
- CSIRO Censoring Their Own Climate Research | Climatism
- The CSIRO Is Telling Us Everything We Need To Snow | Climatism
- The Science is Settled : "Children Just Aren't Going To Know What Snow Is" | Climatism
- Change you can believe in! Aussie government ditches the entire board of the CSIRO | Climatism


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Myanmar is some country way far east, somewhere between India and Japan. It is woefully behind the times, as can be seen by the fact that the commies seize control there at the end of the Cold War!
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There is a minor controversy over the name. Some people respect the leaders of Myanmar to call it what the leaders of Myanmar call it: Myanmar.
Others, like The Greatest President Ever get a little confused with all the name changing. Once the natural gas reserves are sorted out, so too will the name.
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- The Baby Buddha has never lived in Myanmar. Myanmar is a Christian nation, or soon will be once the natural gas reserves are sorted out.
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The Florida Department of Education recently released its annual school grades, and Levy County's are remarkably consistent with last year's.
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A 60-year-old Chiefland man was killed July 9 in a single car crash.
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Chiefland City commissioners awarded accounting specialist Laurie Copeland for 10 years of service to the city Monday, but the city will be searching for a replacement in the coming weeks.
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Levy County set its Preliminary Annual Rate Resolutions for the Roadway Maintenance Service, Solid Waste Tax Assessments, EMS Tax Assessments and Fire Protection Services, capping the new rates at current levels or lower.
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The next big event For the Fanning Springs Chamber of Commerce is "Movie Night at the Fort" scheduled for Oct. 21.
The twenty-first movie includes the annual "Trunk or Treat" for all area children.
Discussion included traffic control with patrons walking across U.S. Highway 19. The tentative schedule of events is for Trunk or Treat at 5:30 p.m. and followed by the movie at 7 p.m.
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St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church of Chiefland held a retirement dinner for Father Joseph McDonnell recently at the Tommy Usher Center.
Father McDonnell said the Catholic Church requires priests to turn in their retirement papers at the age of 75, but he's not going anywhere, he said June 22 to 200 parishioners and friends during the banquet.
Fourteen year-old Jillian Sanchez went to the FFA Stars Over Florida Convention and Ceremony with expectations. She returned having met those expectations and came home with the Discovery Degree Award.
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Six pioneering students were recognized at the College of Central Florida's first-ever Timber Harvesting Equipment Program Completion Ceremony last Friday in Chiefland.
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This is our wiki where we will compose projects, notes and information on our Physics topics. I will start it with an essay on the EM Spectrum with deliberate errors.... See if you can spot them and correct them!
The Electromagnetic Spectrum
The electromagnetic spectrum is a family of waves that are caused by disturbances in electromagnetic fields. These waves are transverse which means that the disturbance that caused the wave is in the same direction as the wave travels. There are 6 members of the EM spectrum. They are, in order of decreasing frequency and decreasing wave lengths - this can't be right as we know that as frequency increases, wavelength decreases. Can anyone correct this?? MsOD: gamma rays, x-rays, ultraviolet rays, visible light, infra red radiation, microwaves and radio waves.
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The different waves in the electromagnetic spectrum have different uses. The lower frequency waves are mainly used for communication (radio- and micro-waves) while the higher frequency waves are more penetrating and can be used to see inside the human body.
It may seem that mobile phones cause negligible radiation in comparison to microwave ovens but a simple calculation will show you the opposite. If you talk on the cellular phone just one hour a day the whole radiation is as follows: 1 hr a day x 365 days a year = 365 hours 365 hours x 3 watts = 1095 watts 1095 watts x 10 years = 10950 watts!!! I see a hole in your logic - the Watt is the Joule/second. You need to calculate the amount of energy. You would then need to think about whether all this energy is transferred into your body or not. Once you've found out what percentage of the energy is absorbed, you can go ahead and calculate how much energy is absorbed per year.
10.000 watts radiation of cellular phone (ten times more powerful than microwaves ovens) is as if you would put your head in a microwaves oven. You can imagine what would happen to you... you would burn like a sausage.
Cell phone can do biological damage through heating effects >>>> This causes: headaches, earaches, blurring of vision, short-term memory loss, numbing, tingling, and burning sensations, bad sleep. Do you have a source for this information? If so, please state it so we can all have a look at it and check your information - are you a scientist???
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Daylight Savings 2011
September 8, 2011 by USA Post
Daylight Savings 2011, This is the time of year when everyone starts to wonder, when is supposed to "fall back" for daylight savings. It is autumn, after all. Should not we all be banging your head against the steering wheel, trying to remember how to change the timers time our car back soon? Hell, I have watches that have not "come forward" which can only be reused once the great swicheroo happens.
All business can be confusing. Especially after the government extended a month in 2007. According to the Energy Policy Act of 2005, DST begins at 2 AM on the second Sunday in March and ends at 2 am on the first Sunday in November. In 2011, it will be November 5.
Daylight Saving Time is observed in most of the United States. If you live in Hawaii, American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, or most of Arizona, however, do not bother to watch exchange. If you're wondering how only the "majority" Arizona may be the summer time, the Navajo Indian Reservation maintains local daylight saving time, even though the rest of the States' decision to avoid it.
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Tampa Bay squandered a great outing by Nathan Karns and a massive home run by Jeremy Moore, watching a 4-0 lead disappear before Jerry Sands' ninth-inning homer gave the Rays a 5-4 win over the Toronto Blue Jays Wednesday
The Rays got on the board in the third inning, loading the bases off Marcus Stroman with nobody out in the inning before Desmond Jennings blooped a base hit to left to score a run. Ali Solis then made it 2-0, scoring on a double play grounder by Matt Joyce.
Moore added on an inning later, teeing off on a Stroman pitch and knocking it over the batters' eye in centerfield an estimated 450 feet to make it 3-0.
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Brownies are one of the lesser spirits appearing in The Book of Lost Tales within one of the earliest versions of Tolkien's stories.
Brownies were among the Sprites of the trees and woods, of dale and forest and mountain-side, or those who sung amid the grass and chant among the standing corn at eve.[1] These races and a number of others besides (Tavari, Nandini and Orossi, Fays, Pixies, and Laprawns and what else they were called) shared the world in a time before the coming of the Eldar, and before world (where the Music of the Ainur began, the Timeless Halls).
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John Rateliff notes that they may be an early inspiration for Hobbits from mythology;
...drawn attention to, the appearance of brownie here, for the brownies or brown-men of traditional folk-lore are a kind of hob. And, since we have every reason to believe Tolkien drew on hob-lore when creating his hobbits more than a decade later, it's of interest to find a hint of some kind of similar creature within his mythology, albeit in a much different role, at a much earlier stage. I don't think we can make too much of this, but it does at least open the possibility that when Tolkien sat down in the summer of 1930 and spontaneously invented his hobbits he had already potentially made a place for them within his legendarium long before. And we can't rule out that he thought of hobbits along those earlier lines when he first set out to tell Bilbo's story, however greatly they diverged in the telling.
So, if there's ever a second edition of THE HISTORY OF THE HOBBIT, I'll need to add a paragraph or so to that effect drawing attention to this passage to what's now JDR Note 1 on page 850 of RETURN TO BAG-END.[2]
- ↑ Tolkien, J.R.R. (2012-02-15). The Book of Lost Tales, Part One: Part One: 1 (The History of Middle-earth) (pg. 65). Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. Kindle Edition.
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Four Shillings in the Pound Aid 1693/4: the City of London, the City of Westminster, Middlesex
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House of Commons Journal Volume 7: 30 May 1657
Journal of the House of Commons: Volume 7, 1651-1660
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Vencourt, Nos. 267 and 269 King Street West
Survey of London: Volume 6, Hammersmith
to Beavor Lane together with the messuages erected thereon known as ClaremontView result
America and West Indies: January 1732, 1-15
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies: Volume 39, 1732
who have heretofore been solely supplyed with hats from hence in exchange for beavor ... of the said Plantacons having beavor and provisions considerably cheaper ... of the seas) hath induced them to set up the...View result
The town and parish of Ashford
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent: Volume 7
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