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How Wide-Spread Is The Damage?
Transterrestrial Musings —
Authority: 147
I’m certainly not familiar with the literature, but I’m sure that a lot of people out there are, and I hope that they’re starting to survey just how far-reaching the destruction of the recent revelations from East Anglia and Happy Valley are to the “settled science” of climate change. In theory, someone ...1 day ago -
Objective Journalism: Michael Gerson Defends a Profession That No Longer Exists
Big Government —
Authority: 818
Yesterday, Washington Post columnist and former Bush II speechwriter Michael Gerson played a long slow violin solo over the death of the mainstream media . There’s nothing new in his piece. Dazed with panic as the circle of financial ruin closes in, we’ve heard this song many times before from our ink-stained ...1 day ago -
ClimateGate: What are the Alarmists So Afraid of?
Big Government —
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The alarmists’ reaction to CEI’s Notice of Intent to Sue NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) for withholding data–now for nigh on two years–has been particularly shrill, as regards my inquiry into the clearance and other deliberations over the non-official activities for the nasty, deceptive, ...1 day ago -
Whatever Became of ACORN’s ‘Internal Investigation’?
Big Government —
Authority: 818
On September 29th, when ACORN is under full public scrutiny in the aftermath of the undercover video sting, it announced with great fanfare that it was launching a thorough and independent review of its operations. It named Scott Harshbarger, former Massachusetts Attorney General, to head up this review. ...2 days ago -
Anatomy of a Green Scare: Consumer Reports or Distorts Facts About BPA?
Big Government —
Authority: 818
It’s a chemical that has been used in everyday plastic products like eyeglasses, medical equipment, bottles, and food can linings for over fifty years. But the compound Bisphenol A (BPA) has been the target of scare campaigns over the last few years. On one hand critics contend that BPA at low doses can affect ...2 days ago -
“There Was Proof Of Fraud All Along”
Transterrestrial Musings —
Authority: 147
Vincent Gray:In 1999, I had a stroke of luck. I asked one of the IPCC officials for the data from which one of their maps was compiled, and I received it. I wrote a paper analyzing the results, and submitted it to Geophysical Research Letters. They just sat on it. I instead published it on [...]3 days ago -
Giving Thanks For The Internet
Big Government —
Authority: 818
Tis the season to be thankful, and this year one thing stands out as something to be particularly grateful for…the Internet. Thanks to the Internet, and the Army of Davids it has empowered, the mainstream media no longer possess a strangle hold on information. They no longer get to decide what we know about ...3 days ago -
Some Real Discussion Of Climate-Change Science
Transterrestrial Musings —
Authority: 147
Over at Steve McIntyre’s place. It’s a lot better than the “peer-reviewed” stuff, mainly because they aren’t drinking their own bathwater. And speaking of which, I’m disappointed, but not really surprised, at Jeff Masters, whose hurricane opinions I value a great deal, and his latest ad hominem attack. ...3 days ago -
Weaseling Roundup
Transterrestrial Musings —
Authority: 147
James Delingpole has some choice excerpts of the charlatans’ response to their charade being exposed.3 days ago -
What Happens When a PI Dumpster Dives Behind a San Diego ACORN Office?
Big Government —
Authority: 818
He strikes the flippin’ mother lode! At least that’s what happened to private investigator Derrick Roach at the National City (San Diego) ACORN office. Yep, Roach scored big-time on the cockroaches of ACORN when he staked out their San Diego workplace. According to señor Roach via BigGovernment.com , ...3 days ago -
The Warning Signs
Transterrestrial Musings —
Authority: 147
We should have seen this debacle coming:Given the recent events, though, it seems to me that we need to develop methods that can alert us to situations where the consensus position is faulty. In the case of climate research, there were numerous such clues that were available five or more years ago which should [...]3 days ago -
Smaller BBC after 2012
The Agonist - thoughtful, global, timely —
Authority: 608
Torin Douglas | November 26 BBC - The public can expect a "smaller BBC" after the analogue TV signal is switched off in 2012, director general Mark Thompson has said. He said there would be "reductions in some kinds of programmes and content", including web services. Speaking about the BBC website, Mr Thompson ...4 days ago -
Women Pols -- of Both Parties -- on Receiving End Sexist Attacks
Suburban Mom: Notes from the Asylum —
Authority: 493
Last week, it was Sarah Palin who Newsweek editors put on the cover of a newsweekly in running shorts to coincide with the release of her memoir, Going Rogue. The editors argued that the photo was the most "interesting" one they couldve selected from the thousands of Palin to place on their cover.The cheap shots ...4 days ago -
“Peer-Reviewed” “Science”
Transterrestrial Musings —
Authority: 147
I would think that the concept of peer review just took a big credibility hit, too, or should, now that we know how it really works.5 days ago -
The Wooden Stake
Transterrestrial Musings —
Authority: 147
Senator Inhofe says that Copenhagen and cap’ntax are deader than doornails:Following the worldwide attention on the leaked CRU e-mails, Inhofe says that he still plans to go to the Copenhagen conference on climate change next month. He also says that cap-and-trade legislation is “dead in the Senate.”“I’ll be ...5 days ago -
The Politics Of Science
Transterrestrial Musings —
Authority: 147
Some thoughts on Climaquiddick over at The New Atlantis:In his “Memorandum on Scientific Integrity” from earlier this year, President Obama stated that it is the function of “science and the scientific process” to “inform and guide” his administration on virtually every issue from health care to national ...5 days ago -
Desperation
Transterrestrial Musings —
Authority: 147
Brenden O’Neill reviews a climate change exhibit at the Science Museum of London:…That we are expected to sit and stare at this “Sun,” to be passive recipients of some higher wisdom from a disc hovering above our heads, speaks volumes about how environmentalists view both “science” and ordinary people’s ...5 days ago -
A Chink In Hansen’s Armor?
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The Competitive Enterprise Institute is taking advantage of the scandal to sue NASA and Goddard:CEI seeks the following documents, among others — NASA’s failure to provide which within 30 days will prompt CEI to file suit in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia:— internal discussions about NASA’s ...5 days ago -
Nomenclature
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Authority: 147
Some have noted, and I agree that it’s a misnomer to call this “ClimateGate.” In addition to the fact that simply adding “Gate” to a scandal is so late twentieth century, calling it a “Gate” would imply that it’s something that the media will go into a frenzy over, because it’s a scandal about [...]5 days ago -
Googles response to the Murdoch - Microsoft deal?
The Agonist - thoughtful, global, timely —
Authority: 608
Probably not since the "page info" says it was modified on January 2, 2009. But it should be. Its too perfect! It serves as a sublime retort to the nihilism of Murdoch and bad taste on Microsofts part. http://www.google.com/microsoft.html Its semi-official, Rupert Murdochs News Corporation will operate in ...6 days ago

