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Vincent · Guest

Blow up big time? It is already being laughed about:"No doubt, instances of cherry-picked and poorly-worded â€œgotchaâ€ phrases will be pulled out of context. One example is worth mentioning quickly. Phil Jones in discussing the presentation of temperature reconstructions stated that â€œIâ€™ve just completed Mikeâ€™s Nature trick of adding in the real temps to each series for the last 20 years (ie from 1981 onwards) and from 1961 for Keithâ€™s to hide the decline.â€ The paper in question is the Mann, Bradley and Hughes (1998) Nature paper on the original multiproxy temperature reconstruction, and the â€˜trickâ€™ is just to plot the instrumental records along with reconstruction so that the context of the recent warming is clear. Scientists often use the term â€œtrickâ€ to refer to a â€œa good way to deal with a problemâ€, rather than something that is â€œsecretâ€, and so there is nothing problematic in this at all. As for the â€˜declineâ€™, it is well known that Keith Briffaâ€™s maximum latewood tree ring density proxy diverges from the temperature records after 1960 (this is more commonly known as the â€œdivergence problemâ€â€“see e.g. the recent discussion in this paper) and has been discussed in the literature since Briffa et al in Nature in 1998 (Nature, 391, 678-682). Those authors have always recommend not using the post 1960 part of their reconstruction, and so while â€˜hidingâ€™ is probably a poor choice of words (since it is â€˜hiddenâ€™ in plain sight), not using the data in the plot is completely appropriate, as is further research to understand why this happens."and..." Since emails are normally intended to be private, people writing them are, shall we say, somewhat freer in expressing themselves than they would in a public statement. For instance, we are sure it comes as no shock to know that many scientists do not hold Steve McIntyre in high regard. Nor that a large group of them thought that the Soon and Baliunas (2003), Douglass et al (2008) or McClean et al (2009) papers were not very good (to say the least) and should not have been published. These sentiments have been made abundantly clear in the literature (though possibly less bluntly). More interesting is what is not contained in the emails. There is no evidence of any worldwide conspiracy, no mention of George Soros nefariously funding climate research, no grand plan to â€˜get rid of the MWPâ€™, no admission that global warming is a hoax, no evidence of the falsifying of data, and no â€˜marching ordersâ€™ from our socialist/communist/vegetarian overlords. The truly paranoid will put this down to the hackers also being in on the plot though. Instead, there is a peek into how scientists actually interact and the conflicts show that the community is a far cry from the monolith that is sometimes imagined. People working constructively to improve joint publications; scientists who are friendly and agree on many of the big picture issues, disagreeing at times about details and engaging in â€˜robustâ€™ discussions; Scientists expressing frustration at the misrepresentation of their work in politicized arenas and complaining when media reports get it wrong; Scientists resenting the time they have to take out of their research to deal with over-hyped nonsense. None of this should be shocking."
Their first snuggie was really good, comfortable and well proportioned. The second snuggie they made had a different cut to it but was really awesome. Then their third snuggie was just OK and it's been all downhill from there.

CRONIN · Guest

“moonwalk? I thought it was something else. You see, Michael Jackson stood on stage wearing one glove singing "Beat It." So I figured the true purpose of the glove had to do with "Beat It"

Brooklyn · Guest

There's a 95% chance that GWB is smarter than you..
And THAT is supposed to be intimidating ??Come see a football match in europe... thats the real deal...!

Akamewane · Guest

Dugg for The Wire?
ha. I don't even care about the good players, baseball needs to die off.

Jynann · Guest

Hey, one of my best and most favourite memories is when I got to meet The Who and got their autographs.Yeah, it's a memento thing. And I agree, having a story is a lot more enjoyable, but autographs are good to have :)

Yudish · Guest

The game is good. I am enjoying it. I still think it should have (even sold as a standalone game) come with the ability to "plug into" L4D1 including a degree of compatibility.

Sanimah · Guest

Who the ***** knows if the guy in the blue shirt was going to actually hand it to the girl? Nobody had proper control of the thing to even actually pass it back to the girl. ROID RAGE.Maybe both of those douchebags would have given it to the girl if one of them actually had any kind of possession of it or the crowd would have demanded that they pass it to the girl.

Dhara · Guest

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