Guys, the outside agencies, but not exhaustively were going by the names as Jebb and Diebold (both not tamper spoof proof). Books have been written on the matter, the popular vote in favor of the Al "Wont stop telling you about MMGW" Gore by several hundred thousand.

More bad news. The sun fluxes about 0.6 to 0.7 Watts/M^2 above and below it's mean. The AGGI index is about to be updated. That one shows > 1 Watt/M^2 permanent addition to the system since 1979.



This is what physics tells us, endlessly retested. The sun does not matter anymore. It's building Ocean Heat Content, there where 90% of the energy goes... land is just 29% of Earth's surface and does not warm up very deep (though if we'd be able to recoup the stored heat increase under Tokyo, that city could run for the next 20 years without burning a drop of oil or gas)

AND, it seems our daytime average temps have fallen a little and night temps have risen more. That blanket of clouds and GHG's are doing their job. The higher up the cloud, the more feedback it gives.

Now I need to do some real work... there where they do not, in former POTUS speak, "misunderestimate" me ;>)

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P.S. GeraldRube. From the BS article/site (your opinion) 87 times no issue over the debt ceiling incrementing, to include the 5 Trillion that George added (to include the Santa Clause 1.8 Trillion in tax relieve [who got that?]. Sadly when Bill had to vacate the spot with a brimming economy after 8 years in office, George Jr. thought he could give it away. Reality overtook him and artificial low interest made millions having to vacate their homes [they'd really had no base of funding for on steady income basis] and zillions to see their property value go down the abyss. You think the next GOP front (wo)man is going to fix that for you. History shows with a GOP president, the debt % of GDP goes up, and under a DEM president it goes down. Time you get to adopt a 3 party system. Will keep either of the other 2 honest, but not incorruptible. That'd be Nirvana to ever achieve that in the remotest.

Not that bad? Guess that depends on your definition of "not that bad."

He's like any career politician. Doing whatever it takes to get elected. As a president he did ok mostly because he was there during the tech bubble and knew he was dealing with a republican congress. Outside of that he was a disgrace. Whitewater scandal, which got him disbarred. Obstruction in the Paula Jones scandal, which went away because he paid her off. Lying to congress, which along with other stuff, got him impeached. Giving presidential pardons to convicted drug traffickers, tax evaders who contributed money to his library and Hillary's Senate campaign, money launderers and 1 lawyer who was convicted of running an extortion ring and laundering drug money for Colombian cocaine smugglers. Many prominent Democrats of his day called his pardons "disgraceful."
No wonder he earned the title of Slick Willy

Cuccinelli v Mann
Correspondence http://climateaudit.org/2010/05/03/correspond...e-university-of-virginia/

Enjoy it. We thought we'd send it to Scotland, with gale force winds.

http://blogs.news.sky.com/theweathergirls/Pos...bc-4785-a344-b253becc5bbb