Monthly Archives: December 2011

Be Careful How You Calibrate That Time Machine

Posted on December 24, 2011 by

The climate deception machine is running overtime this Christmas season. The following is courtesy of the good people at thinkprogress.org: This winter has been unusually warm, crippling ski resorts, ruining holiday traditions, and dashing hopes of a white Christmas across … Continue reading →

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Mad Max Runs out of Desert

Posted on December 23, 2011 by

Poor Mad Max, he can’t catch a break. Right when a handy drought was helping climate alarmists take over Australia as well as lending perfect scenery for the Road Warrior to shoot his next film, mother nature comes along and … Continue reading →

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Giving Shape to Phantoms

Posted on December 19, 2011 by

What follows is the second excerpt from my new book, Don’t Sell Your Coat, which can be purchased as a paperback on Amazon here. It will be available on Kindle, iPad, and Nook by New Years. The excerpt is from … Continue reading →

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Introducing: Don’t Sell Your Coat

Posted on December 16, 2011 by

What follows is an excerpt from my new book Don’t Sell Your Coat, available here: I want to examine the moral component of meteorological journalism. As I mentioned near the beginning of this book, I used to be an avid watcher … Continue reading →

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