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Time for more thread.
September 2012 Open Thread
#1 Wow September 20, 2012
What about them?
Just because science doesn't work by consensus, doesn't mean consensus cannot happen or is indicative of nothing.
97% of scientists didn't get round and agree that AGW was real then made it.
97% of scientists got round to the evidence and disovered AGW is real.
You really are a retarded little oik, aren't you?
#2 Wow September 20, 2012
And what about the 100% of deniers who believe AGW is wrong?
Are you going to say that they aren't doing science? Or that they're wrong?
#3 el gordo September 20, 2012
'And from what period is this shift asserted?'
It has already begun and I'll be keeping a close eye on the NAO and AO index this winter.
#4 Wow September 20, 2012
"It has already begun"
That isn't a date. It is in contravention to the fact that you've been bleating on about this for years.
#5 el gordo September 20, 2012
Michael Mann on the LIA…just so we know what to look forward to.
#6 el gordo September 20, 2012
'That isn't a date. It is in contravention to the fact that you've been bleating on about this for years.'
Climate change is a slow process, yet by joining the weather dots we might see what is happening more clearly.
#7 el gordo September 20, 2012
A par from that link….
'The increased variability of the climate may have led to alterna- tions between unusually cold winters and relatively warm summers. A severe winter preceded the hot summer that precipitated the Great Fire of London in 1666. A harsh winter followed by a warm summer may have added to the discontent of peasants who stormed the Bastille in Paris during the summer of 1789.'
Damn… the weather blows hot and cold.
#8 Karen September 20, 2012
Here is a bit of info for the numpties that think Antarctica is losing mass
GRACE satellite data shows Antarctica is gaining ice mass
Antarctica is home to 90% of the world's ice mass. Although Antarctic sea ice is currently at a record high and recent research predicts Antarctic land ice will continue to grow during this century, some warmists continue to believe that Antarctica is melting down. Additional evidence shows that the "most vulnerable" portion of Antarctica, the Antarctic Peninsula, has gained up to 45 meters of ice over the past 155 years. Gravitational data from the GRACE satellites also show that the vast majority of Antarctica is gaining, not losing, mass. Trend plots from the GRACE data browser, using all available online data, show that Antarctica has continued to gain mass since the beginning of the mission in 2001:
Gwowbull warming ain't Gwowbull 🙂
#9 Wow September 20, 2012
"Climate change is a slow process"
So why do you keep wittering on about "cooling in the past 12 years" or whatever when you're trying to prove something about the change in climate, you buffoon?
#10 Wow September 20, 2012
"GRACE satellite data shows Antarctica is gaining ice mass"
Says a denier site…
#11 el gordo September 20, 2012
"cooling in the past 12 years"
Plateaued before the tipping point.
#12 el gordo September 20, 2012
The fact that Antarctica is gaining mass while the Arctic is losing it …suggests the 'saw tooth' is operating normally.
#13 Jeff Harvey September 20, 2012
I see the idiot undeducated denier brigade is trying to take over Deltoid. What a travesty.
The latest comes from Karen's cutting and psting of b* from a denier blog, and, as usual, not from the primary literature. Thus it is to be patently ignored. The scientific community will, even if idiots like Karen wallow in this bilge.
Then from El Fatso:
"Damn… the weather blows hot and cold." Try then explaining why there are several times as many warm temperature records being broken relative to cold temperature records at present. Its at a ratio of more than 3 to 1 now. So its blowing mostly hot.
What's embarrassing speaking as a scientist is to see so many idiots pontificating as if they have the same skills in the field as researchers who studied climate science at the undergraduate, doctorate, post-doctoral and tenured academic levels. When I make one of my rare forays into a denial blog (or reluctantly engage with the cartoon-level brigade here) what strikes me is that they think they know a lot about fields in which they are imbeciles. This is why the Dunning-Kruger stduy is so appropriate in describing them. When he was confined to his own sad little thread we had Jonas pleading over and over with the weasel words that 'he knew what he was talking about'. That he knew more than anyone else on Deltoid about climate science. That he could tell a 'real' scientist from a fake, and that he could adjudicate on the status of scholars like Trenberth, Mann, Hansen, Schmidt and others (including me). When asked what his special qualifications were in any scientific field: SILENCE. AVOIDANCE. The same applies here to Karen, El Gordo and the other self-proferssed experts who can't tell their asses from their feet. They aren't interested in science that they know nothing about. Its all about politics. Lewandowsky's study has made such a spalsh amopngst deniers for the simple reason that it's true.
Another of el Gordo's idiotic response to my psoting:
"Really? What about the 97 percent of atmospheric scientists who believe in AGW?"
Fatty, there is difference between science and public policy. The fact that well over 90% of climate sciedntists agree that humans are forcing climate is remarkable. In very few fields of endeavor would there be such strong agreement. The only reason that any controversy exists is because measures to deal with climate change will affect the way we do business. It will mean that major changes will have to be made to the ways people live in the rich overconsumptive world, as well as affect the profit making capacity of a suite of transnational corporations. Hence the hostilty aimed at climate science and scientists for producing conclusions that are at odds with a prevailing tenet of our rapacious economic system. But the point is for a dingbat like you (because you can't see the wood from the trees) is that public policy cannot be diluted: it must be based on consensus.
Aside from this, its heartening to go to conferences and to discuss these issues with acadmeics who know what they are talking about, not dolts like Karen and el Gordo who think they know a lot. El Gordo makes a flippant remark about the state of pollinators. He does a cursory search on google,. finds one study in an innocuous journal that draws cautious conclusions. He ingores this, and then paints broad conclusions on the basis of it. I log into the Web of Science and can find sozens of studies showing negative effects of various human activities on the abundance of pollinators.
The the silly twerp makes a flippant remark about biodiversity benefitting from climate warming. This, on the basis of a single modelling study by Peter Mayhew. Again, log into the Web of Science and check out the number of studies showing negative effects on species and species-interactions as a result of climate change. There are many hundreds. And bear in mind that Peter was not making a point about climate warming being a good thing – this is a conclusion drawn from the reader who has a pre-determined world view. This isn't science.
Karen is a master of that. (S)he pastes a study up here without actually reading it, except for a few snippets from the abstract. The papers often state that human-induced warming is an unambiguous reality somewhewre in the discussion. This kind of distortion and mis-interpetation of the work of scientists is something the denier/anti-environmental crowd is good at. Lomborg did it. C02 Science does it. The deniers on Deltoid do it. Perhaps because none of them have any relevant expertise and have never been near a science lab in their lives, combined with their pre-determined views of the field, they think that it fine to cherry-pick data, to misquote scientists and to distort the findings of their work to bolster their own views. The truth is that this kind of behavior is reprehensible.
#14 Karen September 20, 2012
If that cyclone hadn't smashed the sea ice to bit's then no doubt the area of ice melt would have been less than 2007. If only they could produce an actual ice melt graph, lol
#15 Karen September 20, 2012
Many many times Jeffery you have been given links to studies that prove that the planet has been warmer in the past, has warmed quickly in the past and also you have been given peer reviewed papers that demonstrate that the warming we did see up until 1998 cannot be proven to be anything other than natural.
read this http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S003358941200110X
Now put all of your crappy papers on a nail in the dunny, they will serve a useful purpose there. 🙂
#16 Wow September 20, 2012
"Plateaued before the tipping point."
Whenever you get a local maximum, you have a decrease.
You're STILL wibbling on about something too short for climate.
Apparently you don't understand a word you say. Just trotting out stock phrases from your masters.
#17 Wow September 20, 2012
"The fact that Antarctica is gaining mass"
No such fact exists.
#18 Wow September 20, 2012
"links to studies that prove that the planet has been warmer in the past, has warmed quickly in the past"
You haven't yet managed to do that once.
#19 Wow September 20, 2012
"peer reviewed papers that demonstrate that the warming we did see up until 1998 cannot be proven to be anything other than natural."
And you've been given dozens that prove that the warming we did see up until 1998 cannot be proven to be anything other than human caused.
#20 Jeff Harvey September 20, 2012
I have written to the author of the paper that was discussed on the denier blog Katen posted. My guess is that she will distance herslef from those abusing science to promote their onw agendas.
As for Karen's links, they don't exist. Most proxies support Mann's results, hence why the NAS has supported the IPCC position. What Karen does here is to either paste links to climate change denial sites misinterpreting (or selectively citing) the results of study, or else pastes only the abstract, where the conclusions as written by the scientists who did the study generally differ profoundly from her interpretation.
Karen writes as if the scientific community, by-and-large, is indifferent to the empirical evidence for AGW. Only someone typing away in a closet or in their basement could write such twaddle.
#21 Jeff Harvey September 20, 2012
"peer reviewed papers that demonstrate that the warming we did see up until 1998 cannot be proven to be anything other than natural."
.. except that is was predicted decades before by Revelle and Keeling on the basis of increases in atmospheric C02 levels, as well as in a congressional study commissioned by the Johnson adminstration in 1965.
Just more inconvenient facts that the deniers ignore. They write as if AGW just jumped intot he academic arena after 1998.
#22 Wow September 20, 2012
Remember, Jeff, to the libertarians and far right, truth is an acceptable casualty if it is sacrificed to ensure that liberals, lefties and people who have long hair are made out to be wrong by lying.
#23 Karen September 20, 2012
Here is the latest Jeffery dear, this clearly tell's you that what you are seeing today has happened before.
You are in denial, you just can't face the fact that climate is cyclic and you can't see any further back than your last pay cheque.
Most glaciers in the British Columbia Coast Mountains reached their maximum Holocene extent during the Little Ice Age. Early- and late-Little Ice Age intervals of expansion and retreat fluctuations describe a mass-balance response to changing climates. Although existing dendroclimatic records provide insights into these climatic fluctuations over the last 400 yr, their short durations prohibit evaluation of early-Little Ice Age climate variability. To extend the duration of these records, submerged coarse woody debris salvaged from a high-elevation lake was cross-dated to living chronologies. The resulting chronology provides the opportunity to reconstruct a regional June–July air-temperature anomaly record extending from AD 1225 to 2010. The reconstruction shows that the intervals AD 1350–1420, 1475–1550, 1625–1700 and 1830–1940 characterized distinct periods of below-average June–July temperature followed by periods of above-average temperature. Our reconstruction provides the first annually resolved insights into high-elevation climates spanning the Little Ice Age in this region and indicates that Little Ice Age moraine stabilization corresponds to persistent intervals of warmer-than-average temperatures. We conclude that coarse woody debris submerged in high-elevation lakes has considerable potential for developing lengthy proxy climate records, and we recommend that researchers focus attention on this largely ignored paleoclimatic archive.
#24 Lotharsson September 20, 2012
Try then explaining why there are several times as many warm temperature records being broken relative to cold temperature records at present. Its at a ratio of more than 3 to 1 now.
Last I saw, at least in the US, this year was running at 10:1 but I haven't checked again lately.
And "loading the climate dice", if it increases variance (as it seems to) can increase the probability of extreme low events as well as extreme highs.
#25 Lotharsson September 20, 2012
If that cyclone hadn't smashed the sea ice to bit's then no doubt the area of ice melt would have been less than 2007.
Wait, wait, don't tell me – you have a model that's accurate enough to determine that?
Pray tell, what does your super-accurate model tell you about the distinctly negative multi-decadal trend and the future prognosis for Arctic sea ice?
And given that you have such a super-accurate model, but are not taking Bernard's bet, why should anyone believe that it says anything other than what Bernard says about the future of Arctic sea ice?
#26 el gordo September 20, 2012
'You're STILL wibbling on about something too short for climate.'
Could we agree at this juncture that a decade is climate, as opposed to the standard 30 years so loved by the warmists?
#27 Wow September 20, 2012
"Most glaciers in the British Columbia Coast Mountains reached their maximum Holocene extent during the Little Ice Age."
And if this is supposed to tell us that the retreat of THESE SPECIFIC glaciers is due to "we're coming out of the Little Ice Age", then what was their extent before the LIA?
Because a RETURN to pre-LIA lengths is all you would get if the retreat is ONLY because the glaciers extended during the LIA.
PS given the Arctic Ice wasn't anywhere near this reduced for measurably 14,000 years and the LIA was a lot more recent than that, your proposition is proven false.
#28 Karen September 20, 2012
An aerial view of 80 years of climate-related glacier fluctuations in southeast Greenland
"Furthermore, the recent retreat was matched in its vigour during a period of warming in the 1930s with comparable increases in air temperature. We show that many land-terminating glaciers underwent a more rapid retreat in the 1930s than in the 2000s, whereas marine-terminating glaciers retreated more rapidly during the recent warming."
#29 Wow September 20, 2012
"Could we agree at this juncture that a decade is climate"
You're like saying "OK, how about agreeing that THREE rolls of the dice can show whether it's loaded or not?".
You are completely clueless as to how to determine statistical significance and additionally clueless about electrical (or other engineering) signal to noise ratio consequences.
HINT: Why do you think that in a noisy 2.4GHz environment your WiFi point drops down to a lower data rate?
#30 Wow September 20, 2012
"An aerial view of 80 years of climate-related glacier fluctuations in southeast Greenland"
This, now, is the world? I thought it was ONLY Central England.
Or USA!USA!USA!
Now, apparently, it's a small part of Greenland.
PS what does greenland have to do with arctic ice?
#31 el gordo September 20, 2012
To eliminate year-to-year variations they chose 30 years as climate…I thought with the new technologies we might be able to fast track.
#32 Wow September 20, 2012
Why on earth did you think that better measuring technology would change the signal to noise ratio in the weather???
#33 Nick September 20, 2012
Karen confuses 'intervals' for 'cycles'….not relationship whatever technically, K….you might keep searching for papers. Look for the one on Canadian glaciers that demonstrates that they are at the lowest level in 5-7000 years- that is,since the Holocene climate optimum. Or similar on NW USA glaciers. Or similar on European ice.
Give us a real literature review,dimwit.
#34 Lionel A September 20, 2012
To eliminate year-to-year variations they chose 30 years as climate…I thought with the new technologies we might be able to fast track.
Dunderhead or dissembler. I figure both.
What do you think a 30 year, a 17 year or any other period <=10 is used?
Whatever that is not what defines climate. A I indicated above follow those tenets that I suggested should be stamped on your forehead.
#35 el gordo September 20, 2012
The hot money is on an early winter in the US…read the natural signs along with the models.
#36 Wow September 20, 2012
So you don't know why you think that better instruments reduce the noise in the weather systems which are UNAFFECTED by the instruments used to measure it?
I take it then that you agree to use 30 years.
#37 Wow September 20, 2012
Didn't you just say yesterday that it was the UK going to have a cold winter? And by the USA, you DO know it extends quite a long way. When the last snowstorm was making headlines along the west coast, the east coast was roasting their nuts off. Remember that?
Overall, even though the headlines were all on about how cold it was in Florida, the average temperature for the USA that winter was higher than the 50 year average around 1970.
#38 Chris O'Neill September 20, 2012
Still not even reading what is actually said?
He just can't help himself.
#39 Wow September 20, 2012
I wonder why people bother buying expensive thermometers when they can get a pigeon instead and use that to measure the temperature…
#40 Karen September 20, 2012
Jeff Harvey
10:10 am
"Karen is a master of that. (S)he pastes a"
Hey Jeffery, when are you "coming out"?
and I don't mean with me 🙂
#41 Wow September 20, 2012
So, having gotten nowhere with false claims of having given any proof at all of AGW being false, you return to chatting up your betters?
What a bimbo…
#42 Karen September 20, 2012
woW this is yooooo 🙂
#43 Wow September 20, 2012
Is it you?
#44 Karen September 20, 2012
no doubt you use tweezers, lol
#45 Wow September 20, 2012
I don't have tweezers.
What is your obsession about now?
#46 Jeff Harvey September 20, 2012
For all I know you're a hermaphrodite. Certainly a shape-shifter. One thing is for certain: you aren't particularly intelligent. Deceptive yes, as you are pretty good at distorting the conclusions of a few peer-reviewed studies, but lacking in acumen whan it comes to reading the entire studies to the end. Especially the parts where the authors acknowledge the human fingerprint over the recent warming episode.
But don't fret. Most science-hating climate change deniers aren't the brightest bulbs on the Christmas tree. What is ironic is that they THINK they are clever. But it takes a lot of gall – or stupidity more like – for people who have never studied a particular field at all to honestly think they've mastered it. And even more gall or stupidity to think they have stumbled onto something that has eluded the scientific community writ large. You see, that's what you, El Fatto, Jonas and your sad lot have in common. The belief that your wisdom trumps the scientific community including people with many years of pedigree in the field of climate science. That you all know more as individuals than Ben Santer, Michael Mann, Kevin Trenberth, James Hansen, Phil Jones, Gavin Schmidt, and hundreds of others who have invested years in their professions. I suppose that you may be a dedicated blogger, or have read a few books by Plimer, Milloy and Carter, but I am afraid that if you were to apply for an academic position at a university or research institution, your application would be summarily dismissed. Of course it would, because you've not done the mileage (any mileage, as it turns out). But this doesn't stop you and the other deniers from wading into the blogosphere like silverback gorillas pounding your chests with confidence of your knowledge and wisdom. Jonas may hate the truth, but this is the perfect example of the Dunning-Kruger phenomenon.
Thankfully, science by blog is more of a forum for discussion than a platform for deniers to be taken seriously. Certainly Watts, McIntyre and others who don't do primary research have an audience amongst the faithfully deluded, unfortunately including people with power and priviledge. This is because, as I have said, their message resonates with a small but powerful lobby which despises any form of government regulation that might just limit their profit-making capacity. But most scientists worth their degrees don't listen to them or take them at all seriously. If the blog-deniers would get off their backsides and do some of their own primary research they might make a bit of a splash, but instead, like creationists who are challenged empirically, their only strategy is to sit behind their keyboards and to try and pick holes in AGW theory.
Its too bad that corporate PR has been successful enough in taking some of the general public along for the ride.
#47 FrankD September 20, 2012
"If that cyclone hadn't smashed the sea ice to bit's then no doubt the area of ice melt would have been less than 2007. "
Perhaps Karen could explain how that is possible when 2012 was 500,000 sq kms below 2007 before the storm formed, but lost ground to 2007 during the storm? 10 days afted the storm first hit, 2012 was only 300,000 sq km's below 2007. That storm helped stop 2012 breaking the record by even more, that much is obvious.
"If only they could produce an actual ice melt graph, lol"
So what is Karen saying, that this ice that the cyclone "smashed to bit's" [sic] didn't melt, but just … I don't know… vanished?
I mean, if it did melt thats what the graph is showing. And if it didn't melt, what happened to it? NASA need to distinguish melting ice from magically disappearing ice, is that what Karen means? Belongs in the same bucket as all Karens other notions about maths and science…
#48 Ian Forrester September 20, 2012
Here are links for the Dunning Krugerites who think Antarctica is gaining mass:
#49 Wow September 20, 2012
"So what is Karen saying, that this ice that the cyclone "smashed to bit's" [sic] didn't melt, but just … I don't know… vanished? "
Obviously, it sank. Or was dragged down by the polar bears who are in on the whole AGW scam so they can eat libertarians for lunch in their New World Order.
#50 Richard Simons September 20, 2012
To eliminate year-to-year variations they chose 30 years as climate…I thought with the new technologies we might be able to fast track.
I think this is the most revealingly clueless comment el gordo has come up with (although there have been many other close contenders). El gordo: you are a shrimp with aspirations to be a shark.
#51 Richard Simons September 20, 2012
Karen: warmer temperatures –> more moisture in the atmosphere –> more precipitation –> more snow if the temperature is low enough –> more ice in Antarctica. You've been told this many times. Do you suffer from Alzheimer's?
#52 Lionel A September 20, 2012
Karen if you have a shred of intelligence then the SkS article that Ian pointed to above (thanks Ian I was looking for that too):
'Satellites find over 500 billion tons of land ice melting worldwide every year, headlines focus on Himalayas
should frighten you silly.
Ooops! Was forgetting. You are already silly. Perhaps I should have written witless, but heck you beat me to that too.
Don't worry Jeff, with every post these idiots make they make themselves look progressively more thoughtless in more senses than one.
The stupid is very strong in this one though.
#53 Wow September 20, 2012
"The stupid is very strong in this one though."
It is definitely testing Einstein's theory of Universe vs Human Stupidity quite effectively.
#54 Wow September 20, 2012
It's definite. The blog owner can reroute comments from users to /dev/null automatically.
The appearance and continued existence of the trolls is therefore due to the owner of the blog letting them.
They may not be pulling the trigger, but they're giving the shooter tea and biscuits and a helpful little stand.
#55 Lionel A September 20, 2012
I have a feeling that the blog owner has other more important things on his mind right now. I don't know any of the details but there was a message of sympathy from:
September 14, 4:31 pm
See page 2.
#56 Wow September 20, 2012
I'm not saying that this is more important (unlike if he were spending his time posting under the nom de plume of karen, for example), but that this system does allow dumping of posters and that we can hope that the karens can be got shot of.
I don't hold much hope because of the differing psychologies and self-perceptions in the current neocon right and right-leaning left paradigm ensures that (much as in the old days among the EXTREMELY wealthy and old families), the rightwing trolls will be given much more leeway to "prove" that the owner isn't a bad guy, whereas the right give short shrift to "the enemy" and banhammers away knowing that they're doing the "right thing".
#57 Wow September 20, 2012
Didn't you lot just insist that some "proof" of AGW being over should be accepted because of the author's CV?
I take it that CVs are only acceptable if you use it to prop up the facist libertarian ideals, right?
#58 Wow September 20, 2012
"You really really really want to believe this, don't you"
You really really really want to believe it's false.
Except you can't. Deniers have been unintentionally proving the premise.
#59 Wow September 20, 2012
Do you know what I've just realised is really weird about the Muslim rioting over depictions of Mohammed?
Despite this being an attack (and moreover an attack with NO OTHER PURPOSE than to attack) religion and a god that is THE EXACT SAME GOD as the christians believe in, they don't complain about this attack against religion.
Indeed they insist that the outrage these few muslims feel is wrong and indicative of how broken and incorrect their faith is.
Yet they complain loudly about atheists and secularists attacking christianity (alone. For some reason they think that islam is not treated so because of fear of reprisal, the closes they get to approbation of the rioting).
And when it comes to the imams exhorting with inflamed rhetoric and loaded words to kill infidels and/or become suicide bombers, the christians (like most of the west) say that this is wrong and that these men are the cause of the riots by their words. Yet the same people (most of the US, really) insist that hate speech being banned is evil and wrong, that the exhorttions, inflamed speaches and loaded rhetoric of the Hannitys, Becks and so on are NOT responsible for the deaths that result, but that these people were acting alone and no blame should be apportioned to the rightwing nutjobs telling these dumb sheep that Obama is out to take their guns and kill their grandmothers so that the Black Panthers can take their money.
#60 el gordo September 20, 2012
Channelling the Bolter…
Record ice melt in the Arctic – 5040 mentions in Google News overnight.
Record ice in the Antarctic: 962 mentions.
#61 el gordo September 20, 2012
'I take it then that you agree to use 30 years.'
That's fine, it was merely a technical suggestion before the game begins.
#62 el gordo September 20, 2012
'And by the USA, you DO know it extends quite a long way.'
West and central west will be cooler and longer.
#63 el gordo September 20, 2012
'Indeed they insist that the outrage these few muslims feel is wrong and indicative of how broken and incorrect their faith is.'
Wow, drop into TDT and we can have a discussion on the subject…doesn't seem appropriate at Deltoid.
#64 Nick September 20, 2012
El G,some simple reasons why the Arctic gets more interest than the Antarctic: the effects of polar amplification are being felt there,as predicted,more rapidly than in the south. And more rapidly than modelled. And hundreds of millions of people are in reach of weather system perturbation facilitated by the massive change of net ice presence.
Arctic has lost 75% of its sea ice volume in 30 years,50% of its summer extent,and 15% of its winter spread. Shows decline in all seasonal areal averages. Massive rapid change in albedo,ocean temperature and Arctic shoreline erosion is widespread. Polar jet stream is flapping around like a fire hose. Big consequences for northern agriculture,and infrastructure.
Antarctica sea ice by contrast pretty much trendless.
So Bolt can compare two events in terms of google counts?
He's bright,isn't he?
#65 chek September 20, 2012
Jonarse said:"I mean you are really pinning all your hopes to that Lewandowsky's study is real science and holds any and at least some tiny bit of water!?
The really really azmusing part (though obviously not from you and your fellow cranks perspectives) was that Lewandowsky's study started off holding, sa,y a notional litre of water. But by the time the all-superstar crank denier team had added their collective penniesworth it had grown to a veritable Olympic sized swimming pool. Of course, confirmation bias will prevent you from ever recognising that.
But rest assured, we know it's there. It's been self-demonstrated multiple times by McIntyre and on down.
#66 Wow September 20, 2012
"West and central west will be cooler and longer."
Than what?
#67 el gordo September 20, 2012
'Polar jet stream is flapping around like a fire hose. Big consequences for northern agriculture,and infrastructure.'
It's natural, Nick. Its why we get these 'cold air outbreaks' (CAO) over Europe.
The Bolter is simply illustrating confirmation bias, which keeps the masses ignorant and compliant. Excellent propaganda, congrats.
#68 el gordo September 20, 2012
'Than what?'
Than otherwise may have been the case in a warm PDO.
#69 Wow September 20, 2012
So that would be four floodleduffers or six?
Jeezus, can you get any more content free?
#70 Wow September 20, 2012
"It's natural, Nick. Its why we get these 'cold air outbreaks' (CAO) over Europe."
Of course it's natural. The Weather Organisations don't have weather satellites that make the weather like they depict in Superman 2.
However, why is it happening? And why so long? Everything has a REASON, Elge.
The reason for this one is the warming of the arctic.
Caused (naturally) by CO2 pumped into the atmosphere by humans (naturally).
#71 el gordo September 20, 2012
'However, why is it happening? And why so long?'
Its natural and there is nothing we can do about it.
#72 Wow September 20, 2012
The fact is that it's the natural consequence of AGW.
Naturally, you resist this acknowedgement because you cannot let those hippies win.
#73 MikeH September 20, 2012
"Antarctica sea ice by contrast pretty much trendless"
While the deniers are busy squirrel spotting, Tamino does the analysis.
#74 bill September 20, 2012
Lewandowsky's study started off holding, say, a notional litre of water. But by the time the all-superstar crank denier team had added their collective penniesworth it had grown to a veritable Olympic sized swimming pool.
Absolutely. These idiots, like the fundamentalists they so closely resemble, managed to turn a relatively minor paper, saying something no-one on either side of the debate – if they're honest* – was surprised by, into a cause célèbre, in the process confirming its findings to the nth degree.
*again, this is a very big 'if'.
#75 el gordo September 20, 2012
'deniers are busy squirrel spotting'
It's a game, relax and enjoy.
Does anyone know when we can expect to see icebergs off Margaret River?
#76 el gordo September 21, 2012
On January 2, 1868 the 1326 ton clipper "Mermaid" arrived in Lyttelton after an 89 day passage from GB and it was reported that, " When in the vicinity of Cape Leeuwin, Captain Rose and his officers had an anxious time avoiding 30 huge icebergs."
Natural variability rules.
#77 Vince Whirlwind September 21, 2012
And Wow manages to find an equivalence between the spittle-flecked calls to murder by imams at Friday prayers world-wide that regularly lead to many murders, with the derisory nonsense emitted by shock-jocks to wind up the cranky pensioners and which have perhaps been linked to the odd murder here or there by people mistaking correlation for causation.
You were the appeasers in the 1930s. Will you stick with the same term for the 21st century or find a new one?
It didn't matter how nice some Germans were in the 1930s and it doesn't matter how nice some muslims are now – ignoring the conflict that exists between our values and the unacceptable values of those who oppose us does not solve the problem and never has.
#78 Lotharsson September 21, 2012
Asking people at Deltoid, Tamino and SkepticalScience how the 'deniers' really really are …
Stupid troll stupidly misrepresents study methodology and draws stupid "conclusion".
News at 11.
#79 bill September 21, 2012
Anti-Muslim flaming is OT. There are plenty of other places to rabbit on about it. Seriously.
#80 ianam September 21, 2012
To eliminate year-to-year variations they chose 30 years as climate…I thought with the new technologies we might be able to fast track.
So invention of micrometers made mountains flatter?
The trolls are imbeciles, Wow is an ass, and Vince is channelling Terry Jones. At least people like Loth, Bernard, Lionel, and Jeff are always worth reading.
#81 el gordo September 21, 2012
Assuming CO2 doesn't cause warming, natural variations could be accessed earlier, but I'm not unhappy with 30 years.
#82 Jeff Harvey September 21, 2012
"…but I'm not unhappy with 30 years."
OH! That is comforting news, Gordo. If a sage of wisdom like you is comfortable with 30 years, then our species can collectively breathe a sigh of relief.
Really now. Since when are you in any position to pass a meaningful judgment on any aspect of Earth or environmental science? Since when have you been in the position to elucidate upon the importance of scale? We all know the answer to these questions. You aren't. But, in the true tried-and-tested D-K fashion, you think you are. You try to give the impression with every post that you understand exceedingly complex areas of scientific endeavor.
I am exhausted asking the same question to the climate change deniers who contaminate the internet, but I will ask you Gordo: what are your professional scientific qualifications?
We all know the answer to that one, because it won't be answered. The same question that has been routinely ignored by Jonas, Karen, Mack etc. It means they are 'self-taught'. No formal education necessary.
#83 el gordo September 21, 2012
'…in the true tried-and-tested D-K fashion'
Can't resist bringing up D and K, but you're wasting your breath. The Bish has something to say about Antarctica.
#84 el gordo September 21, 2012
Antarctica hasn't been warming.
#85 Jeff Harvey September 21, 2012
I see Jonas is trying to insert his usual brand of insidious stupidity into this thread. Sigh.
This clown once accused me of not being a scientist. I provided proof – via my web site and CV that I very much am a scientist. The Jonas gets all huffy and puffy and claims that I am waving my CV is his face. He's been running with this crap every since. Its his only recourse from the fact that he hasn't got a CV to wave. And, more importantly, it shows what an utter hypocrite he is.
Several times from his own padded cell (from which he has temporarily escaped) Jonas told us all here on Deltoid that he is an expert who knows what he is talking about. That he knows certainly more than anyone else here. Then in the next breath he goes back to accusing me of waving my CV. This from a guy who clearly has no professional scientific qualifications at all. A guy whose sole purpose apparently in life is to haunt the blogosphere, inserting what he perceives as his own genius into various sites. He refuses to share this self-taught wisdom with the broader scientific world. He refuses to submit articles to peer-reviewed journals or to attend conferences and workshops where these issues are debated and discussed. He's never explained that, either. But the reason is clear, or should be. Same goes with the other denier dolts who write in here who similarly are stuck behind their keyboards. Because on the internet, they can swell their tiny egos up, say what they like, and never be exposed for their garbage in front of a broader scientific audience. They are anonymous. In a journal or at a professional conference they would be exposed for the dimwits they are. So they will continue to hide and maintain their hit-and-run tactics.
Gordo is no different. He writes above about 'natural variability rules' without the slightest understanding of the importance of scale and the gradient between deterministic versus stochastic events. This is critical if we are to evaluate the rapid reduction in ice cover in the Arctic that has occurred over the past 33 years in which it has been measured. The truth is, that any scientist worth his or her degree realizes that some major, external forcing would be required to result in such a precipitous decline in ice cover in such a short period of time. There's no way at all that, given the time scale involved, this can be attributed to 'natural variability'. None. Scientists, at least most of them, understand this. Lay en don't. They think that 30 years is a long, long time. BNut in the contest of largely deterministic systems, it is not. It is a fraction of a second. Humans have evolved as a species to respond to what we perceive as instantaneous threats to our welfare: an earthquake, tsunami, hurricane, landslide, or a predator on the path in front of us. Changes we perceive as gradual or incipient are not in the case of large-scale systems. Brian Maurer has written about this in my field (ecology). He tackled the aspect of teasing apart processes that shift from unpredictability to determinism in ecological systems as the spatial and temporal scales increase. Its too bad that the D-K brigade do not understand this at all.
#86 Jeff Harvey September 21, 2012
I wish you'd bugger off. BH is not a science web site. Its a travesty. Let's see the primary literature.
And yes, you are a prime example of D-K. Or, as Charles Darwin once said, "Ignorance begets confidence more often than knowledge". You've joined the club. Congratulations.
#87 Wow September 21, 2012
"Antarctica hasn't been warming."
My gosh. How could that be true:
Oh, that's right. Science. It works, bitches.
#88 Wow September 21, 2012
"Assuming CO2 doesn't cause warming, natural variations could be accessed earlier"
No it couldn't, the effect of CO2 on climate change has nothing to do with the need for 30 years.
Do you have ANY idea what "Decadal Oscillation" means?
It means, every roughly 10 years there is a cycle. So, unless you want to measure the variation in the decadal oscillation, you need a few such oscillations included in your dataset to average that out.
You were wibbling on uneducatedly about PDO, so you know they exist.
But did that make you unhappy?
It should, since that's the reason you need 30 years.
#89 Wow September 21, 2012
"with the derisory nonsense emitted by shock-jocks to wind up the cranky pensioners"
Because they're the same. Inflammatory rhetoric to ensure that you have deniability for your culpable involvement in any subsequent crime.
PS was it a pensioner handing out anthrax letters? Or who shot a Democratic senator at a public meeting? Or shot two police officers because he thought they were coming to confiscate his guns? Or any of a hundred other offenses..?
#90 Wow September 21, 2012
"Natural variability HAS rules."
They don't just appear. They have causes.
And the natural cause of this variability is AGW.
#91 Nick September 21, 2012
'The Bish has something to say about Antarctica' ….handwaving is all it is. The only 'interesting' thing about your link,El G,is it shows 'the Bish' is too gutless to directly challenge Steven Goddard's foolish assertion,so clearly stated in 'The Bish's own link, about equivalence in northern and southern sea ice trends.
All the oily Bish ever does is attempt to place himself in some kind of real discourse with science and scientists. It's pretentious and delusional.
#92 Wow September 21, 2012
'The Bish has something to say about Antarctica'
So does my dad.
A mate of mine says he visited there.
They both have something to say about Antartica.
#93 el gordo September 21, 2012
'…It means, every roughly 10 years there is a cycle.'
Best check your facts wow, its 20 to 30 years but you raise a good point. The PDO fits in very nicely with what we regard as climate.
#94 el gordo September 21, 2012
'…attempt to place himself in some kind of real discourse with science and scientists. It's pretentious and delusional.'
No, he's a writer expressing a point of view. There are only kitchen scientists on Deltoid and the arrogance is stultifying.
#95 Nick September 21, 2012
Only kitchen scientists? Patiently dealing with your questions dressed as assertions, and caringly expanding your knowledge is 'arrogance'? Aw,sweetie…
#96 Wow September 21, 2012
"Best check your facts wow, its 20 to 30 years"
Yup, 10 year average between up and down.
So, you realise that LESS than 30 years and you're cherry picking.
So are you no longer unhappy?
#97 Wow September 21, 2012
"No, he's a writer expressing a point of view"
And this doesn't mean it's correct.
#98 el gordo September 21, 2012
'And this doesn't mean it's correct.'
True, so attack his words and not the man, go on his blog and question the post.
Nick would never go there because the Bishop is 'pretentious and delusional'.
#99 el gordo September 21, 2012
'Only kitchen scientists?'
Well… Jeff may rank among the elite.
#100 Wow September 21, 2012
He does.
Bishop Hill not only isn't a scientist, not even educated about science, not even interested in the truth about science, but also isn't a Bishop.
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Trinamul legislators alleged that the government was biased towards the students of Presidencys political science department because chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjees daughter, Suchetana, took the tests on the subject from there.
Trinamuls Arunabha Ghosh said 11 students of Hindi (honours) had failed in the examination but neither the university nor the government were concerned. Soon after the results were published, Calcutta University ordered re-examination of answerscripts of all the students of Presidencys political science department. We are surprised that the university is least concerned about the grievances of the students of the institutions Hindi department who, like their counterparts in political science, were dissatisfied with the poor marks, said Ghosh.
The demand for an overall review of the Presidency students political science answerscripts was first raised by principal Amitava Chatterjee at a meeting of the syndicate, the universitys highest policy making body, a day after the results were published. At the same meeting, another member of the syndicate, a Hindi teacher in Presidency, had pointed out that the university should also consider a total review of the Hindi answerscripts.
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Edebali signed at OLB.
The Broncos have a need at LT - free agency is not over and we have cap space. We also have the draft.
I'm not saying everything is perfect but Elway has made some moves. He had talks with Okung about re-signing him but obviously Elway wasn't going to overpay - Okung wasn't great last season (was he worth $53 million?).
We'll have to see how it all plays about but needs are being addressed.
Lets be honest, the pickings were slim at OT.
Whitworth is 35 and got a lot of money for his age. I'm not a big Reiff fan, he is OK but makes too many mistakes. Okung got way too much for his poor performances.
Wagner would have been a good signing.
Watson has the size and potential to be a great signing so hopefully he works out, although it is a gamble.
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SD has made him the highest paid tackle, that is a complete joke
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I do not disagree that good line play makes things easier. I also believe that the Broncos will fix the line problems from last year. Different scheme calls for different strengths on the Oline. Denver never really got the Line Kubes wanted to have either thats a lot of why they struggled
. Who is to say the same guys who struggled in zone wont excel in power blocking?now RT our true weakness last season on the line The RT pass protection was awful last season who knows how much injuries might have or might have not been a cause? Elway would know better than us and if need be will address it if he already hasnt with the Raider FA. Kid could become an all pro. Seriously has Elway ever went into an off season and not addressed what he felt the issues were? Nope. Turned a Great offenisive team into a defensive team that won a superbowl in 2 seasons I really dont understand the doubts from some of you .
In the end I trust Elway to continue to build our team into the contenders he started building them into since he has been here and not worry about the guys doubting his ability to build a winner(really? lol)on the forum
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The problem with critiquing Elway's performance as GM is lack of information. There is some information that never leaves the building. Access to detailed information via the internet gives the illusion of knowing enough to be able to reasonably criticize.
The closer one is to the football team the more one's perception changes. What things look like on the inside are never the same as what they look like from outside.
A number of years ago there were some members who were permanently banned, including one highly regarded individual, as a result of tirades against fellow members and the moderators concerning how John Elway and the front office handled the draft. IIRC it was the 2011 draft, Elway's first.
We are all in search of information. After acquiring some, it may be wiser to admit that there are plenty of things one doesn't know. Socrates said that the only thing he knew was that he knew nothing, and for that the Delphic Oracle said no one was wiser than he.
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Pittpenpal,Welcome to the Family. I am a Wood burner and have no SM 18", however There will be a bunch as soon as they wake.... Seems ,from your explaination , to be O.K., however ai could be wrong...
Be patient and the answers will arive.
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You get some extra smoke at start up..no problem...
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...as soon as they wake.
All smokers will leak some smoke out of crevices here or there....especially at start ups when more primary combustion is going on. It's all good, enjoy your new smoker!
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No worries here! The WSM will leak a little smoke around the top until you've done a few smokes and get a nice little ring of grease to seal it up. Even then it will leak a little.
As for the door, yep it'll leak there too. You may be able to bend the door a little to get a better seal or you can buy some door gasket material (high temp) to seal it better.
Good luck. Once you get the hang of it you will love that WSM!!!
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Mine is a 2005 model and it still leaks a little. Never worried about it and never caused a problem.
It will leak less and may quit after you start to get the smoke & grease buildup on the inside of the WSM. But I would not be concerned about it. Some people fret and try to seal it up like king tut's tomb. IMO there is no need to do so.
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Like others have said -- let it season from a few cooks and it will seal up.
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My WSM took about 4 smokes before it seemed to become dummy proof. I still put out good food during that time, though.


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Established in the early 90's, while Ensemble was still housed in The Civic, "Stagewrights" was originally the brainchild of Don Bianchi (one of the Founders of Dobama) and Park Goist (a professor of American Studies at Case Western Reserve University). The two gentleman hoped to create opportunity for local playwrights. The program was a FREE series of staged readings, that allowed local playwrights a platform to display their work.
In May of 2011, at a talkback and Masterclass after Ensemble's production of Huck and Holden, playwright Rajiv Joseph mentioned a group in NYC called Lark Play Development, whose purpose was not to produce plays but to provide playwrights with a supportive environment in which to write with their collaborators.
Ensemble established the inaugural Colombi New Plays Festival in March of 2012. This festival allowed a select number of playwrights to see a "festival" production of their work. With these "stages" of work in mind, Ensemble's current Stagewrights program has evolved to incorporate all three parts of this journey. From the FREE workshops where actors and playwrights bring pages to read, to the staged readings, and then festival productions, playwrights receive feedback from their peers, audiences, and local or visiting playwriting professionals like Pulitzer Prize nominated playwright Rajiv Joseph, or Distinguished Professor and Head of Ohio University's Graduate Playwriting program, Charles Smith. Although the workshop is year round and some staged readings happen through out the season, the festival brings focus to the month of March. Festival productions run on the weekends while staged readings supplement the performance schedules through out the month. A showcase of Cleveland artists all March long.
THE SCRIPT CHOSEN for the 2017 Colombi New Play's Festival is:
OCCUPATION DAD by Tyler Whidden.
March 17th-April 2nd. Fridays & Saturdays @8pm. Sundays @2pm.
directed by Aaron D. Elersich.
Starring: Abraham Adams, Valerie Young, Katie Atkinson, Darrell Starnick, Hope Wondowsky, & Becca Moseley.
*Some of the new works selected for production come from the workshop, WHICH IS FREE!
Join us if you have something to share, or if you would just like to help read for others to!
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We are asking local playwrights to submit and script (or portion of a larger script) that is 10-30 minutes in length that address some of the themes that are prevalent in August Wilson's play RADIO. Some of these themes include RACE, GENTRIFICATION, ANCESTRY, THE COST OF RUNNING FOR A POLITICAL OFFICE (personally/financially/professionally), city development/planning, just to name a few. Please submit your piece for consideration by no later than JANUARY 22nd to email@example.com. Please include THE PRICE OF PROGRESS in the subject line of the email. Please include how you would like the title of your show to show up in press/print/web and the author's name. PLEASE SUBMIT IN PDF FORMAT ONLY. An ensemble staff member will contact you to inform you that your script has been selected and communicate reading instructions. Slots for readings will be selected by Ensemble Staff based on author availability. A complete list of possible dates will be posted shortly.
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What started as a comedic request for a year's worth of free chicken nuggets to fulfill a teenage (and secretly adult) pipe dream, has resulted in a tweet that broke a world record for being shared more times than the group selfie taken by Ellen Degeneres at the 2014 Oscars.
As of Tuesday afternoon, 16-year-old Carter Wilkerson's April 5 tweet asking Wendy's how many retweets he would need to receive a year's worth of free nuggets has been retweeted 3,478,858 times and counting, while Degeneres' tweet had 3,432,940 retweets.
While still a far cry from the initially promised 18 million tweets, Wendy's has declared the count "good for the nuggets" and has agreed not only to hand Wilkerson his reward, but to also make a US$100,000 donation to Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption in Wilkerson's name.
In his April interview with the Gazette-Journal, Wilkerson said that he had initially agreed to Wendy's challenge as a joke. "I thought 'Consider it done' would be funny among my friend group," he said. "Then I put the screenshot up and it started gaining momentum."
Amazingly enough, the tweet caught the attention of many, gaining one million retweets within two days.
By April 10, the count had doubled, reaching 2.4 million retweets.
According to BBC, the tweet was not only retweeted and replied to by other users but by companies and celebrities alike.
Microsoft, Amazon, Google and other major companies all joined in on the fun, further heating up the spotlight on Wilkerson. Wilkerson is currently followed by 108,000 Twitter users.
The broken record thanks to the retweeting frenzy was acknowledged in a tweet by Guinness World Records.
Twitter users' reactions to the new record has been a mix of astonishment and amusement, but mostly positive. One user compared the popularity of the tweet to last year's presidential campaign, commenting, "#nuggsforcarter has been more successful a campaign than @HilaryClinton's run for president."
Although Wilkerson will be getting his nuggets, he appears determined to achieve the initially agreed upon benchmark. "Now let's get 18 million," he tweeted.
In a subsequent tweet, he apologized to the Ellen Show, asking if he could still keep the TV and underwear that Ellen tried to bribe him with when he appeared on her show.


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HI everyone,
There's a charity auction that will take place at my church to help out a family that has been dealing w/cancer and of course high medical bills. I would really like to contribute something to help this family out.
Do I make a physical cake and have that present at the auction? Do I make a "gift certificate" instead? if so what do I offer and should I place pictures of previous cakes so that they know the quality they are receiving?
Any ideas would be very helpful, the person who is dealing with the cancer was my choir director and a great person and I would really like to help the most I can.
I would offer a cake voucher, with pictures of the kind of cakes you make for the value of the voucher - that way, the familiy can choose a cake they would enjoy eating and at a time to suit them HTH
I had this situation a few months ago and made a voucher for a free cake. I included pictures on it to represent the value of the cake that the voucher covered, and in the body of the voucher I put specific information - the maximum value of the cake, the maximum number of servings or size of cake, thirty days notice to order, etc. I also put a dollar value for the voucher in the information section in case they wanted a larger or more ornate cake and they wanted to use the voucher towards the purchase price.
I have done it both ways. The first auction that I participated in was very close to Mother's Day. So I had two cakes appropriate for that celebration.
I have also done it both ways. With the physical cake for auction any bidder would have to have an immediate need for that cake. With a voucher/gift certificate people will bid who might not have a cake need until sometime in the future. Have a photo or two to give them an idea of the type of cake the certificate will cover. I specify the size of the cake (i.e. 8" cake to serve 20, or 2 dozen cupcakes). I also give the value of the certificate ("value= up to $40) and of course an expiration date. My certificates expire by the end of the current year or 6 months from now (whichever is a longer time).
Good luck.
I did this a couple of weeks ago. I made an 8" cake and donated a gift certificate as a set "package" for the auction.


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Miranda Lambert and Friends Perform Beautiful Merle Haggard Cover [Watch]
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Miranda Lambert is a loyal Merle Haggard fan, and she always does an honorable job when paying tribute to him. That fact rang true when she and two friends took the stage for "Sing Me Back Home" at a recent stop on her 2017 Highway Vagabond Tour.
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A few tickets are still available for Monroe County's own Shane Bridges, who will be performing a special Merle Haggard Tribute Concert at The Rose Theater on Aug. 26. Bridges and his band will be preforming 17 songs of Merle's Greatest Hits.
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We boast a rich heritage and have produced great players, who are now playing for key international clubs and across our local scene. The following career opportunity exists within Tusker FC.
It seeks to recruit a:
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he purpose of the role is to provide Tusker FC with the leadership required to transform it into an independent and sustainable organization, get the best out of the team members to achieve excellence in the national, regional and global arena.
The Tusker FC CEO will report to the Board of Tusker FC and forge an effective working relationship between the board, the Club management and the players. The CEO will formulate and execute a strategy to make the team viable and self sustaining, and steer Tusker FC to become a formidable outfit that demonstrates a high level of performance and achievement
This is a high profile role and the individual should be comfortable interacting with key business personalities to win and implement wide-ranging programs in line with the To be able to effectively achieve the above, the job holder would need to demonstrate astute strategic management acumen, in depth knowledge of international and local football, the current challenges in the local arena and particular leverage points on the global platform.
An appreciation of basic marketing principles and brand management is also an added advantage. The candidate should have a basic degree from a recognized university and evidence of previous management of an undertaking to high performance levels will be required.
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November 29th, 2016
Did Ohio State University attacker have terror ties?
NBC News analyst Juan Zarate, a security adviser during the George W. Bush administration, tells TODAY that the Ohio State University attack Monday "has the hallmarks" of a lone wolf act of terrorism inspired by al Qaeda and ISIS. He adds that investigators will now have to determine whether the attacker was acting alone or under direction.


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The Holy Innocents.
How can we save more unborn babies, so that we don't continue to add to the Holy Innocents in Heaven? Be prolife, learn about abortions and how they are performed, see how damaging it is to our society. Understand that one abortion effects many, not just the mother, it kills the baby, forever changes the mother, which will ultimately effect those closest to her.
Having a baby, even an unwanted or (let's change that to unplanned)baby has it's joyous moments and future planning to think of. One is always looking to the future as they carry a growing baby inside them.


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Hunter Hayes Brings Cheer to Make-a-Wish Fan on 'CMA Country Christmas' [Watch]
Hunter Hayes made the Christmas season much brighter for one very special fan on Monday night (Dec. 1).
Hunter Hayes made the Christmas season much brighter for one very special fan on Monday night (Dec. 1).
Hunter Hayes has canceled a performance that was scheduled for St. Louis on Thursday (Nov. 20), citing concerns over Missouri Governor Jay Nixon declaring a state of emergency.
Hunter Hayes is joining a Who's Who of celebrities from across all media for this year's St. Jude Thanks and Giving campaign.
Hunter Hayes told Taste of Country Nights he'd be bringing "a total sweetheart" to the 2014 CMA Awards, and now fans know who it is.
The Doobie Brothers hosted a party from the stage at the 2014 CMA Awards with two lively performances of their classics 'Listen to the Music' and 'Takin' It to the Streets,' featuring Hillary Scott of Lady Antebellum, Jennifer Nettles of Sugarland, and Hunter Hayes.
Hunter Hayes will have someone by his side at the 2014 CMA Awards on Wednesday night (Nov. 5). The 'Tattoo' singer says his date is "gorgeous" before adding, "I'm very lucky."
Hunter Hayes is kicking off the CMA Awards week with a party! The 'Invisible' singer will throw his very own celebration in downtown Nashville on Monday (Nov. 3) with a free show.
Fans disappointed because Hunter Hayes's Tattoo (Your Name) Tour wasn't coming to their town may have another chance to see him. The four-time Grammy nominee announced two additional dates for his tour, and they're fittingly called 'wild card' shows.
Merry early Christmas! This year's 'CMA Country Christmas' special headliners have just been announced, and they're so exciting, country fans will be having a holly jolly Christmas, indeed.
If you're a country fan and a reader of Nicholas Sparks' tissue-worthy books, you're going to love this. Lady Antebellum, Hunter Hayes and more of country's best are contributing to the soundtrack an upcoming film based on Sparks' best-selling novel 'The Best of Me.'


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"Our growing collection includes the most popular closet organizers at competitive prices to help designers and contractors create stylish spaces to meet almost any budget," states Marisa Sanchez, product manager for Hardware Resources. "Storage solutions are essential elements in today's home design projects. We give designers and remodelers the tools they need to increase the value of their work with a wide range of styles and finishes to help them coordinate with existing elements."
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Inventory items can be combined with PCBs and other inventory items to create Kitted Products or Final Electronic Assemblies. You can also send components in to be used when building PCBs. Here, we'll cover the different ways you can create new inventory items.
There are three ways to create new inventory items:
In this article, we'll focus on creating new items manually from the Inventory Management Screen. For the other two methods listed, see the articles on Creating Products or Shipping in Inventory.
To access the Inventory Management Screen, click on Inventory and then Manage Inventory from the main navigation menu.
The screen will look similar to this:
To manually add a new Inventory Item, click the text link Add new inventory item directly below the Search box. The right panel will now show a blank form ready for you to fill in.
Clicking on any field will let you edit that field. You must fill in the Part Number (aka 'SKU') and the description before you can add the item.
Part Numbers / SKUs need to be meaningful. If you're shipping in a part to be used in building PCBs, it should have the exact manufacturer part number you intend to use in your PCBs Bill of Materials, otherwise the platform will not be able to offer you to build from inventory for that part. If you use the inventory item in other ways, treat the Part Number as a SKU. A SKU is a Stock Keeping Unit, a unique identifier for your item that will be used in numerous places, but especially in inventory.
Click on the Add Inventory button to save the new inventory item. The interface will change to show an item that is completed and can be edited.
You can edit any inventory item by clicking on the field you want to edit, changing the value, and then clicking on the Save Changes button.
Part Numbers Cannot be Changed. Once you've saved an item, you cannot change the part number. Ensure that you've set the correct part number before making any changes.


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Pina Ghoulada: Vanilla cupcake, rum soaked pineapple center, cream cheese icing drizzled with raspberry coulis
Candy Corn-tini: Lemon cupcake soaked with vodka, Grand Marnier icing, whipped cream
Devil Drop: Chocolate cupcake with Taza Guajillo chocolate chili bits and topped with spicy brandied chocolate ganache
Trick or Treat Cupcakes: chocolate cupcakes with mini candy bars baked in with chocolate or vanilla buttercream and festive Halloween decorations
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Eons ago we would see our mothers using her fingers to blend the makeup on to her skin. It would always intrigue me as I thought it worked well but never was a 100 % look. Somebody sitting in some other corner of the world would have understood that there stays a need or the product that helps the women blend the kind of makeup that they want to.
Beauty blenders the small little foam ball like cotton ball that helps you even out your makeup very well. With contouring being a regular fashion for most of the girls today beauty blenders just can't come out of our vanity kits. Like we have all other tools like makeup brushes, eyelash curler a beauty blender is a must for all of us.
You got it right today we will be talking about beauty blenders. You may not be very excited but trust me once you get the hands on it; it is like any other tool that we use, it becomes a part of your daily routine. You may if you are like me, will never want to look back. Since it is very easy to use you will get familiar with is very soon.
How to use a Beauty Blender –
1.Take the beauty blender and run it under tap water.
- Squeeze the excess water to make sure no water is dripping off the sponge.
- Now dot the foundation,concealer,blush over the desired areas of the face.
Why is it the wonder blender?
- It gets you more effect with lesser quantity of the product, and the pointed tip allows you to get into every nook and cranny—under eyes, around the nose, along the lips.
- It corrects all your mistakes of a wrong blusher, a dark bronzer or anything else. It just evens out your complete face.
- It protects you from the sun by giving you full coverage with a sunscreen lotion, you may not realize but a drop of it is just enough.
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Minnesota woman sentenced for church theft of $30,000
A woman who admitted to stealing nearly $30,000 from the Maria Lutheran Church in Kennedy, Minn., was sentenced Tuesday to 30 days in jail and 10 years of supervised probation.
Margie Holmgren, who was the treasurer of the church, was ordered to pay back the money she embezzled, said Kittson County Deputy Mark Wilwant who attended today's hearing.
Holmgren, 48, of Kennedy, will serve her jail time in installments over the course of three years, Wilwant said.
Holmgren was charged April 2 with three counts of felony theft. She later reached a plea agreement that called for her to be sentenced on one count and receive a stay of adjudication on the other two counts for 10 years.


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It is now pretty easy to book railway tickets on IRCTC (Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation). The organization has now come with an easier and new way that will allow the passengers to book their tickets using their mobiles irrespective of the location and time.
Passengers can visit the mobile version of the website by logging in to https://www.irctc.co.in/mobile. The mobile website of IRCTC is quite easy and convenient to use and it also can be accessed from any mobile that is enabled with a browser and GPRS activation. Users can book their tickets in a few clicks by using the mobile phones.
This website offers several features and users can book the tickets by providing details like destination and source. They can also check the booking history and can cancel the booked tickets. The payments can be made using the credit or debit cards and they can use the same username and password that they have for logging in to the mobile version of the site.
There are already apps like ATOM, ngpay and PAYMATE to allow the users to book the tickets using their mobile phones and the launch of the mobile website of IRCTC is a great addition to the list of the existing apps.


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The official results of the constitutional referendum on November 17th, 2010 will be officially proclaimed for this coming Saturday by the HCC (High Constitutional Court). Nomore suspense regarding the ballot, the CENI (Independent National Electoral Commission) through its deliberation n°: 034/CENI/D/2010 already announced the official temporary results on Tuesday at its headquarters in Alarobia: The YES won.
To the question: "Do you agree with the constitution project of the IVth Republic?" , the YES massively won with an exceptionnal turn-out of 52.61%
- Total number of people listed on the electoral list: 7,151,223
- Total number of voters: 3,761,977
- Number of the white and invalid bulletins: 179,423
- Number of the valid votes: 3,582,554
- Turn-out rate: 52.61%
- Total number of the votes obtained by the answer YES: 2,657,962 or 74.19%
- Total number of the votes obtained by the answer NO: 924,592 or 25.81%
- Answer having obtained the largest number of vote: answer YES
The CENI also announced the cancellation of 3,612 votes for violation of the legal and regulatory provisions (electoral code) and the observation of "electoral operations deficiency" in 37 polling stations.


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- Trinket
- Trinket Trin"ket, n. [OE. trenket a sort of knife, hence,
probably, a toy knife worn as an ornament; probably from an
Old French dialectic form of trenchier to cut. Cf. {Trench},
v. t.]
1. A knife; a cutting tool. --Tusser.
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2. A small ornament, as a jewel, ring, or the like. [1913 Webster]
3. A thing of little value; a trifle; a toy. [1913 Webster]
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.