Daily Archives: August 6, 2011

In 1911 Vincenzo Peruggia perpetrated what has been described as the greatest art theft of the 20th century. The former Louvre worker hid inside the museum on Sunday, August 20, knowing that the museum would be closed the following day. … Continue reading →

“Arctic sea-ice decline is perhaps the best evidence around that something truly unusual is happening to our climate,” Ted Scambos, another NSIDC scientist, said in an e- mail. “Historical records and changes in high Arctic coastal areas that have been … Continue reading →

August 6, 2011 2:29 PM EDT [MUST READ] Scientists: We Live in a Bubble Inside a “Multiverse” Dark lines discovered on Mars by a search algorithm shows indications of flowing water on the surface.  The discovery announced by NASA officials … Continue reading →

 December 21, 2009 Mr. Obama campaigned as a centrist who would bring bipartisanship and responsibility to Washington. Instead, we have seen him lead a year of irresponsible spending and wildly increasing government intrusion in the lives of Americans. Mr. Obama … Continue reading →

August 06, 2011 Obama: US ‘Must Do Better’ After Credit Downgrade http://www.voanews.com/ No matter how many speeches he makes, the conclusion is clear: Obama’s greatest failure is spending America into enormous deficits, and being clueless about how to get the … Continue reading →

Carter was capable of taking responsibility for his failures. “The responsibility is fully my own.” Carter said http://news.google.com/newspapers

Christina Romer, the former chair of Obama’s Council of Economic Advisers on Friday offered a rather strong opinion concerning the announcement by Standard & Poor’s that the credit rating agency downgraded America’s debt to AA+. Appearing on HBO’s “Real Time,” … Continue reading →

How Similar is Water On Mars To Water On Earth? New evidence suggesting the existence of water flowing on Mars indicates the possibility for life to exist on the Red Planet. NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter have taken images and videos … Continue reading →

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Reader “Independent” raises a good point. Gavin complains that he prefers paleo data over satellite observations, yet the hockey stick was created by throwing out the inconvenient paleo data and replacing it with observations. Why are these jokers still being … Continue reading →