Donna Gates is the woman behind the Body Ecology Diet (BED), which is a healing diet that has many similarities to the GAPS diet. It is a diet that is intended to heal many health issues, including neurological symptoms and autism, by healing the gut and balancing the gut flora. While I personally chose the GAPS diet over the BED and do not agree with every aspect of the BED, Donna Gates is a very knowledgeable woman and an excellent resource for healing. Her book, also called The Body Ecology Diet, is a good reference book with a lot of great information.
A significant cause of leaky gut is what she calls "toxic bile" that is excreted when the liver is overworked, weak, or otherwise injured. (note-since bile is an essential part of breaking down our food into usable nutrients, toxic bile could result in both more food for pathogens and fewer available nutrients for us).
The liver stores excess carbohydrate as fat. It also "portions out cholesterol according to need and neutralizes its excess".
If the liver isn't healthy it can't process toxins adequately, which then go on to affect the brain and central nervous system. Symptoms can include depression, spaciness, difficulty concentrating and focusing, and mental health can be affected. I would personally add anxiety and panic to that list.
Some additional signs of liver distress include more frequent urination, difficulty sleeping although being tired during the day, and digestive discomfort at night.
The liver processes everything we take in, and is hurt by the preservatives in our food, the vaccines and other medicines we take, including birth control pills. She says that if a mother has a congested liver during pregnancy that her baby will be born with a congested liver. (note- that may be one of the reasons why kids with autism tend to be born to mothers with health issues already).
To heal the liver, she suggests changing the way we eat, exercising more (her suggestions are gentle though like yoga and walking), taking probiotics, acupuncture, and processing anger. She says that in eastern medical practice, the liver is associated with anger and that holding in anger can damage it. She also says that while healing the liver, anger may appear suddenly. She also suggests cleansing the colon.
She points out that the liver has trouble handling ammonia when it is not well. She advises eating a vegan diet because she assumes that eating animal foods will always overproduce ammonia. This is one are that I disagree with her about. The more I research this claim, the less it makes sense. Also, people who do the GAPS diet, which includes many animal proteins and fats, see great improvement in liver function. Saturated fats seem to be essential for a healthy liver. This will be a future blog post.
Lastly, she emphasized how important it is to have regular bowel movements in order to cleanse the liver. The liver dumps toxins into the colon, and if a person is constipated, those toxins are re-absorbed and sent right back to the liver. I think this may be a major source of overwork for the liver.


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He had a breakthrough when he played like a kid performer in Eagle Eye and Grown Ups. He climbed to the break dancing world when he was dancing with the team called X Mob. He starred in the character of Luke Ross with Jessie that is a Disney Show in the year 2015. He made the first appearance in the Movie called Mirrors in the year 2008 when she was just nine years of age. He appeared in Panic! At The Disco music video in the tune That Green Gentleman or Things Have Changed is among his first playing parts. In 2011, he starred jointly with Skai Jackson, Karan Brar and Peyton List in Jessie. He grew up in the town of Los Angeles together with a youthful sister Maya and his dog named Cienna. His dad is Victor Boyce and his mum is called Libby Boyce. He'd played distinct characters in many movies. Cameron Boyce is good looking besides being gifted. He could be youthful and it is difficult to understand when he's intending to settle down. As by now, he'd revealed that he can became the greatest performer. His dad is of African American ethnicity and his mom is of Jewish sources. Even if he's still young, he still has the bright future and he could be gifted and has also the possibility. Since Cameron Boyce is a super star, this means which he has a lot of the supporters on the social network and he's many of the followers on the Twitter. On her twitter account, she's 1.04 millions and this is something that shows his stardom and celebrity. The readers who are interested can find out more about the biography online. He could be routine on instagram that he uploads the images often. His height is 5 feet with 5 inches and he's the proper weight based on his height. It's anticipated that he's still growing and he can became taller as time goes on. Cameron Boyce is still youthful and he'd not talked about having a girlfriend or not Furthermore appearing in many films, Cameron Boyce made a cameo appearance in a advertisement for burger King when they were showcasing the transformers: Vengeance of the Fallen Film.
Birth date: May 28, 1999
Birth place: Los Angeles, California, United States
Height: 5' 5½" (1.66 m)
Nationality: United States of America
Movies: Descendants 2, Descendants, Dolphin Tale 2, Grown Ups 2, Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer, Grown Ups, Eagle Eye, Mirrors
TV shows: Jessie, Jake and the Never Land Pirates
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This is my cousin's little girl! Is she not the cutest thing ever! She is a Star! Martha Stewart is lucky to have her in her Holiday Magazine!
Princess the Frog and the Prince!
Hey guys look how cute I am!!
This is one of my favorite things to do! Just ask my mom!!
It's been a hard Day!
WHAT'S IT GOING TO BE!
So we are finding out tomorrow what we are having, and we are soooooo Excited!!!! We are going to go get a 3D ultra sound done at 10:00 am. Man oh man we can't wait! We are not sure what it is going to be, we have had are thoughts, but Chris and I are not sure now. We will let you all know tomorrow!
THANX EVERYONE FOR THE CONGRATZ. WE ARE SOO EXCITED ABOUT THIS NEW CHAPTER IN ARE LIEFS. We are due August. 4th and we get to find out what we are having on the 27th of this month. I can't hardly stand it. It's going to be a very longgg month. I'm hoping it will be a girl of course and Chris is hoping for a boy, but we think it's a boy. We really don't care. I would love to see a Jr Chris running around. I haven't been sick much just got nauseous in the mornings and at night. I only threw up twice!!(yeah) which I fell was way lucky. My mom was sicker then a dog when she was pregnant. So that's what I thought I was going to do, but nope I'm one of the lucky one's thank goodness!!!!! Now if labor can go as smooth for me as it did for my sister in law that would be awesome. We will keep you posted!
WOW A LOT HAS HAPPEN!
So a lot has happen lately . We have had a great Thanks Giving and a wonderful Christmas and Chris had a birthday . He is know 27 wow!! It's crazy how time fly's. He is going back to school and my big brother got engaged over Christmas.
We got to tell our family's were PREGNANT ! Yeah that's right we are pregnant its crazy for me to say that!!! I never thought I would say I was pregnant! Especially how scared I was of getting pregnant. We are soooo EXCITED. We heard the heart beat last Friday so that was awesome its nice to have it all confirmed. The heart beat was Strong Chris recorded it on his phone (typical first baby thing) ha-ha! After that I think we listened to it a hundred times. We just can't believe it!
But I think I should back up a little and tell you how we told the family's.
We told them Thanks Giving day. First we went to the Heward's at 12:00. I asked my mother-in-law if she wanted to see some pic. I took cause Ive been in to photography for awhile. She said yeah, so I took over the pic. She started to look at them the 1st pic was of some cabbages.
the 5th pic was of a baby Chris drew in church one day about a year ago or so the 6th and final one was…. are four pregnancy tests YES four of them I had to be sure!
My mother in law went threw them and got to the bun in the oven and got it!!! She looked at me said are you serious I said "yes"!! I said "look at the rest of the pic." she screeched and jumped up and gave me a kiss on the forehead and then went over to Chris and gave him a kiss and a huge! And then all then the rest of the fam. Congrats us!
Not to much longer we left to the laidlaws Thanks Giving. Which is my mom's side I was sooo nervous! We walked in started to get are plates and went to go sit down, but when I was starting to sit down one of my cousins said to me when are you going to have one of those! (referring to one of my cousins kids) I stopped looked at her and thought does she now? No she doesn't know. I said "I don't know" the same comment Ive been giving them for almost Five years! I was waiting to tell just my family when they were all sitting by each other, but it felt as if that was never going to happen. my mom off with her sisters my dad with the guys I felt like I was going to scream it out loud if I didn't get to tell them soon! I thought patience, mandee,patience! Then I spotted my mom and dad together I ran over pinched Chris to let him know I was going to tell them. I said to my mom the same thing I did to my mother in-law and gave her the pic. She opened it and looked and me and started making a noise OH OH OH and pacing back and forth like she didn't know where to go. She got it on the first pic. She just gets me. It was sooo funny!! So I pushed her in to one of the back rooms and I said to my sister as I was directing my mom where to go "you might want to come back here for this Megan"!! She followed us back in to one of the rooms and my mom said crying "is this a joke " I said "No I wouldn't go threw all of this to have it be a joke hahahaa". My dad is saying in the back ground "what's going on!!" and then meg looked over my mom's shoulder to see the pic. and then started crying and said "I'm going to have a Baby" Ha-ha I thought well… not u but yeah OK! My mom hugged me as she was still crying and then my sis and dad. That was the funnest thing I have ever told my family. Now my brother reacted a whole different way we gave him the pic later that night with his girlfriend Arlee. He said "D**** I knew you were going to say this! Freak!". Later he said "I will be cool with this when you deliver this baby and everything is OK". What a cute big Bother he is just scared something is going to happen to me & the baby!
Now Chris' brother that's on his mission in Brazil, we waited to tell him on Christmas day when we got to talk to him on the phone. When we told him he stared to freak out saying "loco loco" and started talking in a different language and then started telling us congrats every few minutes for the rest of the conversation.
we where a dragon and a witch this year. Chris dressed up like this when he was around 5yers old. so he thought it would be funny to dress up as a dragon agian.I love my little gragon!


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Home Electronics Top 10 Best Smart Wearable You Should Know About
Top 10 Best Smart Wearable You Should Know About
Today wearable technology has moved ahead of just prototypes day and established as daily-wear products. A company like Google, Intel, and Qualcomm are buying and making wearable technology.
Wearable tech is now available at the big online giant's where anybody can buy at a low price. Today smartwatch wearables can perform the activity tracking GPS, searching anything on the internet with voice commands and can project health status. This is why they are called smart wearables.
We have tested dozens of wearable tech devices to find 10 best smart wearable out of all. There is also smart wearable, which can improve your fitness, and we found many fitness trackers and heart rate monitors that will make your life fit.
There is also a smart wearable that can help you to track your kids and record the adventures of your kids.
We have made a list of 10 smart Wearables.
Samsung is the best to watch you can buy right now from Samsung, and the latest Samsung gear has much been improved.
We tested a 46mm version watch, and it comes with an excellent battery backup of four days, even when you are using all the time. That means a lot of usage from a single charge.
The rotating bezel remains galaxy, which is rotating around the Tizen os in the watch. The user interface is one of the easiest to pick up that we have seen on a smartwatch.
There are two main competitors of smart wearable watch os and wear os. Both have limited apps on it. But still, Samsung has offered better design and fitness tracker and a lot more features.
This device is also compatible with ios easily.
Apple hasn't taken the spot in our best smart wearable. But its best device for you can get with the iPhone. It will work like a charm with iPhones, and its worth buying apple watches.
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Designs is similar to apple watch 4, which also looks good, so you will get a bigger display than earlier smaller displays.
Apple hasn't rolled out any major update to apple watch over watch4, but the new changes come with always-on display for the first time. That means you don't have to keep pressing a button every time to see stats, and instead, it will display every information you need on display.
This device will give you fitness features like ECG monitoring, GPS tracking, Heart rate monitoring, which can give you reliable data.
The most controversial eye gear wearable in the world. Its a perfect example of innovation. Google Glass displays information in a glass-like smartphone.
Those who wear this glass can communicate with the internet via voice commands, and Google has done a lot of r&d on this device, which will gives you a futuristic feel. You can make calls, surf the internet, and can also share what you see and also give you virtual reminders.
Fossil Sport
Fossil Sport is expertise in wearable tech over the past few years. Fossil is known for its high-end smartwatches, which the company has been making for years.
Fossil Sport is a top high-end watch with a lower price tag than 3 devices listed above. It has accurate GPS, lightweight, and high premium designs and a minimum of two days of battery life from a single charge.
Fossil watch comes sith snapdragon wear 3100 chipset, which is the latest chipset from Qualcomm, which offers a smoother experience which you can get on it.
The overall package of fossil sport may be the best watch for you, especially if you are looking for a fitness watch that won't look odd on your wrist while you are outing.
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It has 4gb onboard and Quad-core 1.2GHz, which will give you a decent performance.
Get Active Slim
This is something new touch operative and personalized dashboard which tracks your daily activity and measures sleep quality. It's a sleek design device that gives you a trendy look and offers the functionality suck as daily steps tracking, calories burnt data and distance traveled, sleeping track, etc.
It has 3d accelerometer sense with an LED display that stores data up to 15 days and can take backup online by using the USB cable.
Upright Pro
This is the best device to help your lower back and device using sensor, which helps you to track your spine's movement. It will detect that your slumping and senes give you gentle vibration to remind yours of correct your position. You can get all data into an app that has a clean, detailed report of your positioning habits as well.
The company claims that if you wear this device for 15 minutes a day will re-educate your muscles to stop positioning within 2 weeks. The less you slouch, the lesser the chance of having back pain, which you can have if you don't position according to suggestion.
Fin Ring
Fin Ring is of my favorite wearable technology, which has moved ahead of just being wristwatches. Fin Ring is an innovative gesture-based control device. It helps you to control any smart device just by moving thumb around.
You can play games and make business presentations if you want to switch between a device that requires a tap on a finger while wearing the fin ring on the thumb.
You can also change air conditioner temperature by just moving your thumb in clockwise to increase and anticlockwise to reduce your temperature. It's listed for 120$ buck, which is totally worth money. invisawear Smart Jewelry.
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This is a perfect device for women who are looking to buy a smart safety device that gives the location to your family. It simply works by double-pressing the back of this bracelet's pendant.
It will send your GPS location to five people of your choice and makes sure you are safe. This device has a 1-year battery life and listed for 150$ online, and it comes with a 1-year warranty.
WWQY Smart Necklace
No doubt, this necklace is beautiful and will track your GPS location within five meters, and once activated will send out the call, and call will record the voice and send it to your family.
It can store information for 3 months and has 3 different color options. But the best part about this smart necklace is the price, which comes with a 90$ price tag, which is pretty dope.
Eoncore GPS/GSM/Wifi Tracker
Parents used to spend tons of money and education, but now the time has change where parents also like to spend on child safety, and this is a perfect device for parents to buy and be hassle-free.
It requires you to insert your sim card and pay a monthly service fee and make sure their kids use phone features for emergencies. The best part about this device is the price which it comes with is 30$ only, which is very cheap, and another good feature is sos alarm.
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As La Befana, her Italian counterpart, Baboushka was displeased at the interruption of her housework by the Magi in search of the manger. In her annoyance, she gave them incorrect directions! Later, out of remorse, she loaded a basket of gifts and goodies and set out to find the Magi, without success. Thereafter, Baboushka left gifts in the rooms of sleeping children on the Eve of Epiphany until the Soviet Union suppressed this tradition.


Five9 handles more than three billion customer interactions annually for the 1,000+ clients that use its call center software. When those customers call for support, rapid response is a top priority. In 2014, the company was grappling with customer issues that required escalation to level-2 and level-3 support. Getting the right data through the support chain was a manual effort involving too much duplicate data entry. A small team was dedicated to keeping data synchronized across three different tools.
Five9 engaged BMC premier partner Cloudaction to replace its outdated ticketing system with Remedyforce (now known as BMC Helix Remedyforce) to provide real-time, cross-team collaboration that would improve the customer experience. Remedyforce captures, tracks, and reports on incidents and makes data available to all support teams, regardless of location, time zone, or language.
Cloudaction leveraged its actionHub™ integration accelerator to create an enterprise solution that facilitates real-time collaboration across the enterprise: among agents using Salesforce.com Service Cloud, operations, people using Remedyforce, and developers using Rally Software.
Single-click escalation to the next support tier eliminates duplicate effort, saving time, increasing accuracy, and reducing resolution times.
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The ability to assess "the temperature of the customer," visibility into SLAs and OLAs.


This two-storey residence accommodates the competing needs of a growing family to both have connectedness and separation. Slicing through the middle of the tight block is a dividing timber wall, inspired by the old jetties and scenic boardwalks of the surrounding coast. This slicing boardwalk wall provides the project both openness, inclusiveness and also concealment and separateness in the discrete areas. An offset sunken lounge allows the kitchen oversight without a sense of privacy. A modern representation of Australian family life on the coast.


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February 5, 2014 Evalyn Hansen	Leave a comment
Currently playing at the Randall Theatre Company of Medford is "The Odd Couple: The Female Version," written by Neil Simon and directed by Dianna Warner. Warner, a talented actor and singer, most recently was featured in the Randall's "Man of La Mancha." We met for lunch along with Mike, her husband of 40 years, at the Wild Goose in Ashland.
EH: I've enjoyed many of your performances through the years, but you also direct?
DW: I taught for 36 years, and for most of those years, I directed students in high school and middle school. I also directed two plays, "Shakespeare in Hollywood" and "Lend Me a Tenor," at the Camelot Theatre.
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April 11, 2012 Evalyn Hansen	Leave a comment
Actor David Gabriel is performing in "Broadway out of the Blue", a new musical comedy review currently playing at BLUE-Greek on Granite in Ashland. David is also preparing for his as John Adams in "1776" at the New Camelot Theatre in Talent. We chatted about acting at Ashland's Boulevard Coffee.
DG: Acting always seemed to me as a means to an end because I write songs and musicals. In order to learn about the musical genre, what better way to do it, but from the inside? I came at it as a singer, and learned acting as I went along.
EH: You've played some dark characters. How do you access those personalities?
DG: We've all experienced a lot of different people in our lives. We all have within us the potential for the qualities of all those characters. It's just a matter of being permeable and knowing that we are all capable of all of that.
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March 28, 2012 Evalyn Hansen	Leave a comment
Actor/singer/composer, Laurelia Derocher, is the artistic director for Broadway at the Blue, a brilliant Broadway theater musical experience currently at Gloria Rossi-Menedes' lively restaurant, BLUE – Greek on Granite. Laurelia and I recently chatted over coffee at the Boulevard Café in Ashland.
EH: Why are your performances of those Broadway songs so unique?
LD: The songs are lyrically and melodically rich. They're well written. They say something meaningful. And we are able to convey the message of the songs by being willing to go to emotional places as actors. That is something that distinguishes musical theater performers from just really good singers.
Broadway at the Blue is a wonderful outlet for an actor, because you get to play all sorts of characters in one night, even characters that you're not really appropriate for. At the last show, I sang a song from Little Shop of Horrors. Audrey (who is in her twenties) sings this young, innocent, dreamy song. I would never be cast as Audrey today.
We also do sing-a-longs with the audience. Singing together brings people together.
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February 29, 2012 Evalyn Hansen	Leave a comment
Gloria Rossi-Menedes has developed a unique new musical theater venue: BROADWAY AT THE BLUE. The show features Laurelia Derocher, David Gabriel, Gloria Rossi, and often, a Surprise Guest. The show takes place twice a week at the Menedes family's attractive Greek restaurant, BLUE – Greek on Granite.
One afternoon Gloria and I visited over a scrumptious lunch at her charming home. Her conversation is peppered with random imitations, various foreign accents, sporadic bursts of song, tales of Broadway celebrities, and an occasional Greek word of wisdom.
GRM: People are really responding to Broadway at the Blue. Iconic Broadway tunes are just so American. They describe the American spirit. We tell stories of Broadway, the way it used to be. It's very different now. When Disney came in, they put in billions of dollars, and cleaned up 42nd Street. Now it's about operatic voices, that kind of sound. Continue reading Gloria Rossi Menedes →
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June 22, 2011 Evalyn Hansen	Leave a comment
Southern Oregon University Theatre Arts graduate, Danielle Kelly, is now performing with the Paul Schmeling Trio Monday nights at Martino's, as well as acting in film and theater. One afternoon, we mulled over the nature of performance, jazz and theater while lunching on Martino's minestrone.
DK: I'm feeling creatively fulfilled. I feel really fortunate to be in a band that gigs quite often and has a solid, steady show. It's incredibly special. I've decided against moving to a bigger city for the moment. Ashland has something very special because you can do whatever you want.
EH: How is working in music, especially jazz, different than working in theater?
DK: Musicians and actors are the same sort of species, but it is very different. Music is so immediate; a song is a shorter story; the process is a lot quicker. When you get to performance, people can come and listen, then tune in and out of the music, be really captured by a song or get up and dance to it. It takes a little more attention to take in a theater performance. A play is a lot bigger production.
With theater, the rehearsal is more intensive and scripted and planned. The structure of what you do is different. Theater takes rehearsals every night. You start from the script, and, "what's my body going to do?" And, "where am I going to go when I say this line? How do I say it when?" Stopping and pausing for the audience here, and collaborating and playing off other people. It's a lot more involved.
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May 26, 2010 Evalyn Hansen	Leave a comment
If you were lucky enough to see Oregon Stage Works' Playwrights Unit's last series of plays, "Seven Deadly Sins", you saw seasoned Broadway actress, Gloria Rossi-Menedez, give delightful performances in six of them.
Gloria's new restaurant, Blue – Greek on Granite, has been an overwhelming success. It's a family enterprise, which she shares with her husband, George, daughter, Thea, soon to be joined by son, Alexi. As we dined on the outdoor patio of Blue, Gloria and I talked about the "Greek mystique".
When Gloria and I were in our teens, we spent six months studying at the University of California's Classical Theater campuses in Athens and Delphi, Greece. During our stay, the country was suddenly locked in a military coup, and we learned valuable lessons about politics and the power of theater.
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"Love's Not Time's Fool" features Jennifer Phillips acting and singing in many of the forty-eight Shakespeare sonnets in music, song, and drama, opening Friday May 14, at Rogue Community College in Medford, directed by Ron Danko and produced by Jon Cole.
After studying at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York, Jennifer came to RCC and performed as Countess Aurelia in the "Madwoman of Chaillot". Last year she played a delightful Portia in RCC's "Merchant of Venice". Jennifer plans study drama at Portland State University next fall. We visited in the drama office of RCC's "Off the Crate" Warehouse where the production was busily being mounted.
EH: Do you think theater is effective communication?
JP: If people are open-minded, there's a message pretty much behind everything that's done. Ron Danko and Jon Cole always have some point that they're especially trying to get across.
EH: What was their point with the "Merchant of Venice"?
JP: It was a wake-up call to people. "Merchant of Venice" had a lot do with racial tensions in the world and hypocrisy and the way that people present themselves and don't live up to their own values and morals. Everybody's got good, and everybody's got bad. You can't just stand there and judge people.
EH: Of all the plays that you have done here, what was your best experience?
JP: "Madwoman of Chaillot"; the camaraderie within the cast was beyond compare. There was love among the cast, and the message was love. It was a beautiful experience.
EH: What is it about theater that is so exciting?
JP: There's a truth of spirit in theater. We live in a world where we walk around with walls up all of the time. We're afraid of what people will think of us, we're afraid to be ourselves. We're afraid to express any aspect of our being, really. We just keep ourselves closed off at all time. It's a self-defense mechanism, and necessary in the brutal world that we live in. But you get into a theater, and it's a space of trust. It's a space where you can let those walls down and express your true being. You can be true to emotions without the repercussions of judgment. It's a safe place. It's a haven.
EH: Some people think that acting is dangerous.
JP: You're vulnerable, it's true. But if you don't risk anything, you never grow. If you let yourself go with whatever emotion you need to be feeling or with the purpose you're trying to express, then the potential is limitless: to the audience, what they can get from it, and to yourself, how you can grow from the experience.
EH: Why did you change your Major from Math to Drama?
JP: I grew up believing that you should follow your dreams. I'm not a materialistic person, but I need to be able to survive. Even if I work at a coffee shop the rest of my life, I still could do what I love. That's the real happiness in life; so drama has become my intended major.
EH: How does theater affect your family?
JP: I come from a family that is very supportive. I'm a much happier person when I'm involved in something. They see the change in me. It brings such light to my being. They're my biggest fans.
"LOVE'S NOT TIME'S FOOL" plays Friday – Sunday, May 14 – 16 & 21 – 23, Friday & Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m. & 7 p.m. $10 for Adults, $5 for students. For tickets and information call 245-7637.
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Most of us rely on a mechanic to tell us what is wrong with our vehicle, but how do you know you are getting a good repair job at a fair price? There are a few things you should look for when you need automotive services.
When you take your vehicle in for repairs, you should see certifications hanging on the wall. You want to take your vehicle to a garage that participates in certification courses on a regular basis and keeps up on new car features.
In particular, make sure your mechanic is up-to-date with his or her Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Certification. The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence is the gold standard among car manufacturers and mechanics. To receive the certification, mechanics must have a high score in one specialty area (engine repair, brakes, suspension, etc.) and two years of professional experience. A service center with an ASE blue seal signifies that 75 percent of employees working at that establishment are ASE certified. If your auto shop is missing an ASE sticker, do not get your car serviced there.
Another sign of good automotive service is the use of quality parts. It can be tempting to save a few dollars on off-brand parts when your repair expenses start adding up, but a quality repair shop will tell you that you aren't really saving anything. Quality parts will last longer, which means you won't have to replace them as often. Safety could also be an issue with used or inferior car parts. You don't want to put yourself or your passengers in jeopardy over a couple dollars of savings.
In addition to providing the usual array of services, good mechanics will give you a fair price. They won't charge you for the little things like topping off your fluids or checking the pressure in your tires, and they are more interested in keeping your car running right than charging for air.
Shops that have good automotive services look out for their customers. They know that business is based on developing trusting relationships. They take the time to check for basic safety hazards while your car is in the shop, alert you to important maintenance items that are overdue, and try to educate you about the vehicle you drive.
Good shops also put customer convenience first. They realize it is difficult for you to function without your vehicle. They do their best to complete the work and get you on your way quickly. If you have to wait for your car to be serviced, they make the waiting area comfortable with complimentary coffee and snacks, television, and Wi-Fi. Quality shops open early so you can drop your vehicle off before work and stay open late for you to pick it up.
Good automotive services are out there if you know what to look for. Up-to-date training, quality parts, and attention to customer service are a couple of things that set these places apart.


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Home Soul The Shirelles discography Foolish Little Girl
Foolish Little Girl
By The Shirelles • 1963 - 12 songs
Abra Ka Dabra
What's The Matter Baby
I Didn't Mean To Hurt You
Ooh Poo Pah Doo
Don't say goodnight and mean goodbye
Not For All The Money
Only Time Will Tell
I Don't Think So
The Twitch
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Boeing To Modify 19 Federal Express MD-11 Freighters
Boeing announced today it has signed a contract with Federal Express to modify 19 MD-11 passenger airplanes to freighters. As part of the agreement, Boeing Airplane Services will perform the engineering and parts procurement, in addition to completing the modification.
Modification work is expected to begin on the first airplane in third quarter 2002 and the final airplane is projected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2006. The facility where the conversions will take place has not yet been determined.
"Federal Express is one of our most important customers and we are thrilled to continue our relationship and provide an air transport solution that fits its requirements," said Joe Gullion, president of Boeing Airplane Services. "This agreement further demonstrates the growth of our services business."
An MD-11 Freighter is capable of carrying approximately 190,000 pounds (86,168 kg) of revenue payload with a range of 3,800 nautical miles (7,038 km).
Passenger to freighter modification involves primarily the removal of the passenger furnishings, installation of a side cargo door and installation of a cargo handling system. Modification typically takes about 90 days to complete.
Boeing Airplane Services provides customer-focused service solutions designed to meet an airline's individual requirements. Offerings include engineering retrofit packages, avionics upgrades, in-flight entertainment systems integration, cabin management solutions, passenger-to-freighter conversions, recovery and repair services, and aircraft performance improvements for Boeing commercial aircraft. In addition, Boeing Airplane Services has the most comprehensive spare parts distribution system in the industry, with a worldwide network of distribution and service centers. It also provides technical consulting and general contracting support for passenger and cargo airlines.
Boeing Airplane Services is a unit of the Boeing Commercial Aviation Services organization, which offers the aviation industry's broadest array of support resources. As part of The Boeing Company, Boeing Airplane Services has access to all the experience and technical capabilities of the world's largest aerospace company. More than 11,000 Boeing airplanes are in operation today around the world.
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We're delighted to announce FLi Distribution as the first ever sponsor of The British Continental.
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Avoid enemies at all costs! A,D to move, W to jump.
My first flash game ever, I never thought I was going to finish one ore even take time to learn actionscript, but I'm grateful, as actionscript is really nice.
I am planning on creating many more games, including a zombie one and some point and click puzzles.
Enjoy the game and try to get to the last enemy, you will find out how to defeat it, it's quite simple.
This was for the Halloween contest but I was too late as I couldn't submit the game, if you want to suport it you can do it by clicking the ads. Also be sure to check my other submissions!
Tips: Keep falling in level 3? Try jumping a bit before the slope.
The designing was great and the theme was too, but I really had difficulties controlling him, you may want to work on the speed of the monsters that chase after you, they seem to be right on top of you making it impossible to land without getting hurt, I got to level three and got killed when I landed JUST before I got a health kit.
Didn't like the style that much for starters.
I'm also dissaproving of the style.
Heh, thanks for using my track.
The game was pretty cool. A tiny bit repetitive, but fun nonetheless.
The song was neat, thank you!
and the transitions are abrupt. try to keep the music playing at the game over screen too.
More Brink of Alienation goodness in the third game: Homeworld.
Get the beats back from the cat! Battle your way through 3 levels of ddr fun.
I can't draw. So, why not make a game about it?
This girl want to demonstrate her friends that she is the fastest around running.
A twist on an old arcade classic!
Run as far as you can, as fast as you can! Don't stop for any reason!


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Climate.gov embraces the "cartoon science" of Mann and Marcott
Marcott et al proxy paper Paleoclimatology
From climate.gov, making two debunked papers into "cartoon science", I think Josh could do a better job than this. Mann's hockey stick is like zombie science, it's dead, it keeps shuffling about on the streets of science with no purpose except to be reanimated in press releases like this one. Marcott's paper has a lot of the same problems, using a limited set of proxies that are pre-selected. If only these people had brains, brains!
What's the hottest Earth has been "lately"?
Difference from historic average temperature since last ice age. NOAA Climate.gov cartoon by Emily Greenhalgh. Inspired by Figure 1(b) in Marcott et al., 2014.
This article is the second of two articles describing the hottest time periods in Earth's history.
Throughout its 4.54-billion-year history, Earth has experienced multiple periods of temperatures hotter than today's. But as far as the "recent" past, a study published in March 2013 concluded that global average temperature is now higher than it has been for most of the last 11,300 years.
The scientists assembled dozens of temperature records from multiple studies, including data from sediment cores drilled in lake bottoms and sea floors, and from ice cores. Assembling data from 73 records that overlap in time, the scientists pieced together global average temperatures since the end of the last ice age.
A researcher examines an ice core extracted from the West Antarctic Ice Sheet. Photo courtesy Thomas Bauska, Oregon State University, National Science Foundation.
The 11,000-year temperature reconstruction shows global average temperature increasing after the end of the last ice age and leveling off about 7550 and 3550 BC. After that time, global temperatures dropped until the "Little Ice Age," bottoming out somewhere between AD 1450 and 1850. Afterwards temperatures rose again, first slowly then very rapidly. (The estimated temperatures for the past 1,500 years correlated with previous research that covered the same time period.)
Global temperature anomalies over the past 11,300 years compared to historic average (1961-1990). The purple line shows the annual anomaly, and the light blue band shows the statistical uncertainty (one standard deviation). The gray line shows temperature from a separate analysis spanning the past 1,500 years. Image adapted from Figure 1(b) in Marcott et al.
Natural variability can explain much of the temperature variation since the end of the last ice age, resulting from factors such as changes in the tilt of the Earth's axis. Over the past century, though, global average temperatures have "risen from near the coldest to the warmest levels" in the past 11,300 years, the 2013 study authors explain. Over this same period, emissions of heat-trapping gases from human activities have increased.
Given the uncertainty inherent in estimating ancient temperatures, the scientists conservatively concluded that the last decade has brought global average temperatures higher than they have been for at least 75 percent of the last 11,300 years. The recent increase in global average temperature is so abrupt compared to the rest of the time period that when the scientists make a graph of the data, the end of the line is nearly vertical.
What about the future? To project future temperatures, the research team used greenhouse gas emission scenarios outlined in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Climate Change 2007: The Physical Science Basis report, and the authors expect the steep increase to continue through the year 2100 regardless of which one of the emission scenarios from the 2007 report is considered.
Most of what we consider modern civilization fits within the last 11,000 years—a period of remarkable climatic stability in which people have been able to continuously inhabit in the same regions for millennia. The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization describes Tell es-Sultan (ancient Jericho) as "the oldest town on earth." Photo courtesy Seetheholyland.net (some rights reserved).
For most of the past 10,000 years, global average temperature has remained relatively stable and low compared to earlier hothouse conditions in our planet's history. Now, temperature is among the highest experienced not only in the "recent" past—the past 11,000 years or so, during which modern human civilization developed—but also probably for a much longer period.
Carrie Morrill of the National Climatic Data Center explains, "You'd have to go back to the last interglacial [warm period between ice ages] about 125,000 years ago to find temperatures significantly higher than temperatures of today."
Mann, M.E., Zhang, Z., Hughes, M.K., Bradley, R.S., Miller, S.K., Rutherford, S., Ni, F. (2008). Proxy-based reconstructions of hemispheric and global surface temperature variations over the past two millennia. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 105(36), 13252-13257.
Marcott, S.A., Shakun, J.D., Clark, P.U., Mix, A.C. (2013). A reconstruction of regional and global temperature for the past 11,300 years. 339(6124), 1198-1201.
Otto-Bliesner, B. L., Rosenbloom, N., Stone, E. J., McKay, N.P., Lunt, D.J., Brady, E.C., Overpeck, J.T. (2013). How warm was the last Interglacial? New model-data comparisons. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, Series A, 371(2001), 20130097.
Perkins, S. (2013, March 7). Global temperatures are close to 11,000-year peak. Nature News. Accessed February 4, 2014.
Revkin, A. (2013, April 1). Fresh thoughts from authors of a paper on 11,300 years of global temperature changes. The New York Times. Accessed June 13, 2014.
Claim: Fall foliage season may be later, but longer on a warmer Earth
Help launch 'Tar Sands Messiah'- A film by Tim Moen
Richard Drake
Superbly misleading! As you say, time to call our man Josh. 🙂
PeteMB
Reply to Richard Drake
What, another study that confirms Mann et al.'s findings? It's gotta be a global conspiracy!
Reply to PeteMB
Or willful incompetence, take your pick.
Its not a study at all. It was referencing long debunked studies.
How about 'These results don't match my expectations, so I must need to adjust the input data.'
Hawkward
PeteMB, read the above and think really really hard.
Bob Weber
I have a hard time believing anyone can figure out temperature anomalies in the plus/minus half a degree range going back 11,300 years with an uncertainty range of a mere plus/minus tenth of a degree. Call me skeptical.
Reply to Bob Weber
The Earth is tiny, that is what makes it so easy for them to measure the entire average global temp in 4000 bc to .01 degrees of uncertainty. Temp variations from the Arctic to Equator are small too.
You can trust them.
Joel O'Bryan
Reply to Jared
+1 for the nice sarc.
Brad Rich
Any bridges for sale in Brooklyn?
Anthony, any chance of a like/dislike feature for the posts? One for belly laughs would work too 🙂
Dr Burns
Temperatures were recorded to the nearest whole degree for most of the 20th century, ie +/- 0.5 degree recording accuracy. It makes a mockery of the +/-0.1 degree claim.
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/srh/dad/coop/EQUIPMENT.pdf
"The At Observation temperature is the current temperature displayed.
Record temperatures in whole degrees only.
For example, if the display shows a temperature of 76.5, record "77".
For a temperature of 76.4, record "76".
Thomas Englert
Reply to Dr Burns
I was taught in undergrad statistics to round down on even numbers and round up on odd numbers; i.e., 76.5 is 76 and 77.5 is 78. The rounding error balances out over multiple observations.
Using the NOAA method would introduce an upward bias.
Then take into consideration that these global-temperature anomalies with (at best) a precision of 0.5 degree C were used to calculate the corresponding anomaly from the proxy measurement. I've seen the result of similar reconstructions done by a real scientist and the uncertainty is so large that no conclusion can be drawn.
Is the range of uncertainty one standard deviation? That is a 68% confidence interval. Some honesty would be good, especially as it is highly unlikely that the actual global temperatures changed so smoothly prior to the invention of the thermometer.
Yes, clearly it's nonsense.
The whole 'average' temperature concept is ridiculous. The natural cycles between day and night and the hourly changes that are caused by weather, wind, clouds etc would make it impossible for me to sensibly define the 'average' temperature, over a week, in my back garden – never mind globally.
The only chance I would have is if I could eliminate as many variables as possible, so using the same thermometer in the same location read at the same time of day might yield an average for that part of the garden but 20 feet away, where there's some cover, it might be different by several degrees.
These clowns aren't even eliminating a single variable, nothing is consistent. But putting a +/- 0.2° error range on a 10000 year old proxy reconstruction is just silly. Why won't other real scientists point this out?
lawrence Cornell
Reply to jaffa
I support the answer to your question provided by lawrence Cornell that "fear" has inhibited scientists from pointing out that the global "average temperature concept is ridiculous".
However, I write to remind that not all scientists have been suppressed by that fear. Please see the list of signatories to this assessment of average global temperature.
Not only do they claim they can, they, like Mann, feel they can overturn, with out so much as even an acknowledgement, dozens of historic past peer reviewed publications showing much warmer past periods.
In normal science you are suppose to explain why the past science you are overturning is wrong.
In addition they neglect that the past T reconstructions have virtually zero resolution on periods less then 100 years, and are therefore not valid to compare to the last thirty years.
climatologist
You are right
Pete of Perth
Note to self, must have clipboard when "doing" serious science.
Streetcred
Reply to Pete of Perth
… and ski goggles on the head in the dark 😉 Wot, no lab coat ?
A clipboard makes the observations 10 times more accurate.
ferdberple
'T-Rex' of winters in store for Canada: Old Farmer's Almanac
http://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/t-rex-of-winters-in-store-for-canada-old-farmer-s-almanac-1.2012804
"We're looking at the T-Rex of winters," Jack Burnett, editor of the Old Farmer's Almanac, said on CTV's Canada AM on Thursday. From Calgary to Quebec, we're going to be up to our neck," Burnett said.
Dave Phillips of Environment Canada doesn't quite buy the almanac's prediction, though. "This winter is not going to be as long and cold as last year," he said. "Even if it's a normal winter, it will feel like a tropical heat wave compared to what we had to endure as Canadians last year."
So there we have it. Farmers Almanac versus Environment Canada. Any bets on who will be the more accurate?
Reply to ferdberple
Old Farmers Almanac, not Farmers Almanac. http://www.almanac.com/content/2014%E2%80%932015-winter-weather-forecast-map-us
The Old Farmers Almanac is published in Dublin NH, so we NH residents have to defend it from the lookalike from Maine.
Joe Bastardi is expecting something like 1976/1977, frigid from Ohio to Louisiana.
If you're east of the Rockies, split an extra cord of wood.
Reply to Ric Werme
Make the most of using wood too, as the EPA is banning most wood burning stoves ( http://www.forbes.com/sites/larrybell/2014/01/29/epas-wood-burning-stove-ban-has-chilling-consequences-for-many-rural-people/ and other refs). They haven't said whether EPA SWAT teams will be inspecting homes and demanding the removal of existing stoves; but don't depend on that not happening.
Expect an EPA on ban camp fires to follow shortly.
Lets see if the good Doctor will claim that on his CV!
What would a T-Rex winter be like? Hot, lukewarm, cold?
Mr Green Genes
Reply to Steve R
What would a T-Rex winter be like?
There will be Hot Love.
We merely live in a temporary, warm interglacial among many, and repeated glacial ages. The next will return as surely as the sun rises. It may be sooner, it may be later, but it will return.
New mantra: CO2 is good. It feeds the plants upon which all higher life on Earth depends. It keeps us warm and buffers against cool downs and the next ice age. CO2 is our friend.
The "Vinland Saga" clearly shows that the Medieval Warm period was warmer than today, as it states about Newfoundland: "There was never any frost all winter and the grass hardly withered at all". Furthermore, the Vikings farmed and had cattle in southwest Greenland, which could not be done today.
Reply to NZ Willy
" Norsemen in Greenland were primarily farmers, raising cattle, sheep and goats, but supplementing that regimen with local marine and terrestrial fauna, trading polar bear fur, narwhal ivory and falcons for grain and metals from Iceland and eventually Norway."
http://archaeology.about.com/od/vikings/qt/eastern_settlement.htm
"Potatoes, Sheep and Strawberries in Greenland – …..A thousand years ago the Vikings had farms here, and for much of the last century many Greenlanders have had them too, focusing mostly on sheep and potatoes."
http://modernfarmer.com/2013/10/arctic-farming/
Vinland almost certainly was further south than Newfoundland, most likely in the bay of Fundy. And keeping cattle (mostly sheep) is actually possible once more on Greenland, though only in the warmest part of the former Eystribygd (Eastern settlement). It is still impossible in the old Vesterbygd (near Nuuk). And barley still can't be grown anywhere in Greenland, which it was in Eystribygd during the MWP, as shown both by archaeology and historical sources (Konungs skugsjá).
So, it has been getting warmer in Greenland, but it is still colder than the MWP.
The Vinland Saga states: "On the shortest day of the year, the sun was already up by 9AM, and did not set until after 3PM. Call it 8:45AM and 3:15PM — up for 6 1/2 hours on Dec 21. So what latitude is that?
AndyZ
NZ Willy September 19, 2014 at 3:29 am
So what latitude is that?
according to http://www.orchidculture.com/COD/daylength.html#60N that would be around 60 N.
Seward, Alaska, is at 60 degrees north lat. and has 6:23 daylight on 21 Dec (see navy link). Kujalleq, at the southern tip of Greenland is at about 60 degrees north, too.
http://aa.usno.navy.mil/cgi-bin/aa_durtablew.pl
Yet the schools keep repeating the nonsense about the vikings calling Greenland green to con other people to move there. I corrected that part of their curriculum for my son.
Ask any Newfie if they or any of their old folk ever mentioned a winter without snow where the grass didn't die. They'll laugh and ask if you've been into the skreech?
I don't get it.
Reply to J. Philip Peterson
The joke is in the last line of the climate.gov article.
Of course we live in an interglacial… NOW.
But wait….. hang on…. drum roll…. CO2 is higher now, BUT today's temps are lower than the last interglacial per Ms Morrill. So where is the causation? Which direction does the causation arrow lie? Did the Earth not then fall back into a hard, devastating glacial? Lack of stabilizingCO2 maybe????
Even Anthropologists clearly have shown the devastating effects of the descent into the Pleistocene. Genetic analysis shows Homo sapiens bottlenecked to only a few handful or so breeding pairs 70K-80K ya during the onset of the worst of the Pleistocene cooldown.
Climate.gov just refuted their own evil-CO2 AGW alarmism. CO2 is good.
Reply to Joel O'Bryan
Ahhhhhhh. I love the smell of scientists paying attention in the morning.
That's a beautiful thing you just did their Joel. Thanks for the morning lift.
Twobob
I had wondered what the magic marker black arrow pointed too.
Say it isn't snow: September flurries hit northwestern Ontario
Read more: http://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/say-it-isn-t-snow-september-flurries-hit-northwestern-ontario-1.2011014
Calgary, Alberta and area had snow last week.
Reply to Alan
So did the Australian Alps, one of the latest heavy snowfalls I can remember.
mikerestin
Is Mikie trying to tell reasonable thinking men and women he's re-found the MWP and it was 0.2° C cooler back then than today. Really, 0.2° warmer now and the error bars are ±0.2°?
He's kidding, right?
I'm glad they made Mikie give back the MWP but, I wonder how he treated the real data while he had it in hiding? Was Penn State paying attention?
Once again Mikie's been able to make me point and laugh at him and The Team and The Cause.
Is it more reasonable that they know the exact global temperature of the MWP or that some one is manipulating the data while ensuring the correct language is always out in front, you know, embellishing?
dalyplanet
Elevators and alligators
h/t to kim
19 Sept: Mashable: Andrew Freedman: World Smashes All-Time Temperature Records Ahead of UN Climate Summit
The June through August period was the warmest such period on Earth since record-keeping began in 1880, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced Thursday.
In addition, the month of August was the warmest such month on record since 1880 as well, and featured the warmest ocean temperatures ever recorded for any month…
These temperature records, along with others, have set the world on course to have its warmest year on record, NOAA said…
The NOAA said record warmth was observed across much of the central and western equatorial Pacific Ocean, as well as parts of the western Indian Ocean, especially in the vicinity of Madagascar…
The new temperature data also comes just before one of the largest gatherings of world leaders ever to take place on the subject of global warming. The daylong U.N. Climate Summit will be held in New York on Sept. 23.
http://mashable.com/2014/09/18/world-smashes-all-time-temperature-records-ahead-of-un-climate-summit/
garymount
Reply to pat
Record numbers of wind mills are slowing the winds, causing higher temperatures:
http://www.drroyspencer.com/2014/09/are-record-ocean-surface-temperatures-due-to-record-low-wind-speeds/
William Astley
Odd that the NASA satellite data does not agree with the NOAA fudged GISS.
http://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/2014/09/19/rule-1/
http://stevengoddard.files.wordpress.com/2014/09/screenhunter_2913-sep-18-21-19.gif
P.S. Prepare for another outbreak of 'polar' vortex (aka record snowfall and record cold) this winter.
Puzzling that there is record sea in the Antarctic and recovering sea in the Arctic.
AndyE.
Have just read a lovely book – "The Holocene" by Neil Roberts (1989). Old fashioned science – just listing all the climate and environmental changes throughout the last 12000 years. All the evidence is there, shown dispassionately. A joy to read. No fancy propositions or novel interpretations of the past. Just plain observations (and possible deductions). Just as science ought to be.
Let us get over these present (and I hope only temporary) diversions into very questionable research where results are aimed-for and predetermined, and all previous findings quietly swept under the carpet.
mpainter
Reply to AndyE.
Climatology has been hijacked by some marauders who are using it for a political agenda and yes the discipline has been degraded.
thegriss
What that graph really needs is a person resembling Hansen or Schmidt, with a level pulling on that very right hand end.to turn it to an upright position.
Reply to thegriss
That is the best comment!
Just a couple more days of this type of stunt , then following the none event a break before the 'stunts return' has Paris 5 start hotels revive a boast to their income .
Christopher Hanley
Amongst other faults with the reconstruction, the pre-1000 AD data is smoothed to heck to about a 500 year moving average (if my memory serves) and carried up to a current end point, a trick designed to fool the unwary.
For the mathematically challenged, like me, this is a good explanation of the principles of data smoothing in a time series graph: "… extending smoothed graphs beyond their formal endpoints represents an unfortunate habit which should be avoided in the analysis of meteorological data series. Always ask to see a plot of the original data along with the smoothed graph …".
http://www.climate4you.com/DataSmoothing
Bruce Stewart
Reply to Christopher Hanley
Based on better evidence, and comparing apples to apples, the current temperature should be shown at about the same level as Medieval times. More consistent smoothing would probably have that result. A critique of science.gov around this graph needs to mention this issue, and ideally should offer a better graph.
jorgekafkazar
"The scientists assembled dozens of temperature records from multiple studies, including data from sediment cores drilled in lake bottoms and sea floors, and from ice cores."
Notice how that is stated. What do you want to bet some of those studies include treemometer data?
Note that many proxies don't catch spikes in temperature of a brief duration similar to that of the recent warming. There's no guarantee that there haven't been multiple occurrences over the past 1000 years of temperatures well in excess of current.
Reply to jorgekafkazar
Sometimes I wonder if proxy data is equivalent to hear-say evidence in court.
I know in a court of law hear-say is not allowed and if that is the only evidence the case is dismissed.
I realise that proxies are more related to indirect evidence, such as proving poisoning, not by finding poison in the body but the specific chemical effects on the body of certain poisons. The poison is gone but there is a clear signature of the poison left.
But posion effects are easily replicated and specific, they are proven. Proxy records as a signature of temperatures is all over the place, with different proxies giving different results. They are unreliable and subject to bias in the same way hear-say evidence is.
Rather than a Josh riposte, how about The Minnesotans for Global Warming weaving their musical magic on Ozzy Osbourne's "Crazy Train".
Here's a start:-
Gravy Train….
I've listened to preachers,
I've listened to fools
I've watched all the dropouts
Who make their own rules
The Science conditioned to rule and control
The media sells it along with their soul
Mental wounds still screaming
Driving me insane
I'm goin' off the rails on this gravy train
Reply to PMT
+1^^^ Well done!!
Man Bearpig
Looks like that ride car is defying gravity as well as most other sciences. how could get up that high unless it was pushed?
phlogiston
This is Marcott back from the grave. Marcott and Mann's hockey sticks are both disgraceful fraud.
Mann's skulduggery involved extreme selection of trees – the key result depended on a single Yamal tree.
Marcott's trick was to smudge together many proxies including some that deliberately chosen due to their weakness. Many studies show that some sediment record or shell deposit layer or pollen or some other biological indicator has SOME correspondence with past climate. However these proxies vary hugely in their precision and accuracy. The objective of the studies using these proxies is not to claim "this is exactly how the climate was" but instead to show "this particular proxy shows SOME correspondence with some aspect of historic climate". This is obvious from the huge discrepancy between them in results.
Some "proxies" hardly even resolve the Holocene itself, let alone features within the Holocene such as warm and cold periods. It is deeply – and deliberately – fraudulent to mix such weak proxies with others such as the much higher quality ice core records and claim that this adds value to the proxy record. It does not add value, it subtracts value, and this is deliberate.
Averaging strong with weak proxies achieves the politically convenient objective of squashing the Holocene flat and giving life to the egregious fiction that the current warming spike is in any way remarkable within the Holocene. It is not.
This is an attack on proxy reconstruction, an attack on history and truth.
Rud Istvan
Reply to phlogiston
Marcott is IMO a case of scientific misconduct. I deconstructed it in a post at Judith Curry's Climate Etc last year. Simply compared his thesis to Science. There was no hockey stick in the thesis, and the reconstruction method has zero resolution under 300 years. Is repeated as an essay in the forthcoming book, Blowing Smoke. Steve McIntyre did a more detailed analysis of the alkenone proxy subset. Same result.
I wrote Science last year with the evidence. Receipt acknowledged, no further reply or action. I wrote them again last Friday providing the entire essay. No response yet. Hopefully the book's appearance may get them off their duff.
NikFromNYC
Finally Marcott rots.
Climate.gov was Pravda by design, easily skewered in our age of pocket fax machines:
http://s16.postimg.org/54921k0at/image.jpg
"In my study of communist societies, I came to the conclusion that the purpose of communist propaganda was not to persuade or convince, not to inform, but to humiliate; and therefore, the less it corresponded to reality the better. When people are forced to remain silent when they are being told the most obvious lies, or even worse when they are forced to repeat the lies themselves, they lose once and for all their sense of probity. To assent to obvious lies is…in some small way to become evil oneself. One's standing to resist anything is thus eroded, and even destroyed. A society of emasculated liars is easy to control. I think if you examine political correctness, it has the same effect and is intended to." ― Theodore Dalrymple
Reply to NikFromNYC
Really important and useful quote, thanks, I'll save it.
Nik, where is the quote from?
It seems completely unbelievable to me that what is seemingly an official government site can publish such obvious lies and distortions and expect anyone to believe them. What about Greenland, just as one for instance? The clue lies in the name. Why would this area of the world have this name if it had always been like it is now? As a joke? We know there were farms there 1000 years ago because they have been found under the ice. But they want us to believe that the earth is warmer now than it was then.
Reply to ANH
There is a lack of accountability for malfeasance in public office that leads those working for such establishments to believe that there is no requirement for ethics. Can anyone cite a case where such accountability was enforced?
Eric the Red, according to the Norse saga, gave it the name Greenland because he thought that such a name would more readily attract settlers. He was a real estate promoter, you see.
Reply to mpainter
Do you really think that after conning a bunch of the most blood-thirsty men ever to grace our planet Eric the Red would have survived two seconds once they saw nothing but snow where there was supposed to be green farmland
Jim still looking for a cheap Timeshare in Alaska before its melted away by Climate Change.
http://blog.epa.gov/epaconnect/2014/06/reddit-ask-me-anything-with-epa-administrator-gina-mccarthy/
Copy and Paste this link its an online public consultation with Obama,s Climate Change strategist.
Google "Reddit ask me anything Climate Change".
Someone should have asked her if making Energy more restrictive and expensive and making thousands unemployed is really a good way to reduce CO2 and mitigate the effects of AGW and how many bedrooms she has in her private mansion?
Ah well the spurious blip disowned by its own authors. The history before the uptick is much more interesting even though it has such a low time resolution; it shows long term cooling. And that part of the graph is probably even defensible.
MAR 13 Marcott & Shakun
Via climateaudit I found this link
Shakun video
http://dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/03/07/scientists-find-an-abrupt-warm-jog-after-a-very-long-cooling/#more-48664
Video of loose cannon Shakun explaining Marcott & Shakun's "findings" to Revkin. Revkin is fascinated. Not sceptical. Shakun explains they can't resolve fast blips in the past but nevertherless both he and Revkin are totally confident that the M&S Hockeystick is real. Most fascinatingly neither of them says "But wait a minute, over the last 15 years we had zero warming, how does THAT go together".
All in all a fascinating video of two stupid and deluded members of the same cult feeding each other's confirmation bias.
http://climateaudit.org/2013/03/16/the-marcott-shakun-dating-service/#comments
Steve McIntyre:
Imagine if Craig Loehle or I had produced a reconstruction making a similar re-dating of cores dated by specialists. We'd have had our heads handed to us by the specialist community. Imagine what Gavin Schmidt would have written if Loehle had redated a core by 1000 years. He'd have run Loehle out of town
willnitschke
NOAA just destroyed its credibility if it had any left.
What amuses me is the picture of the researcher and ice core. There is no protection of the ice core from the researcher's breath, 40% CO2. It must be important with so small quantities to measure to remove any chance of external inputs.
Mann is still wrong by light years.
Reply to johnmarshall
Like everything else – that wasn't a researcher it was a model
jolly farmer
I think it is 4%. But I agree with your point on contamination of the ice core.
"Global temperature anomalies over the past 11,300 years compared to historic average (1961-1990). The purple line shows the annual anomaly, and the light blue band shows the statistical uncertainty (one standard deviation)."
One standard deviation is NOT the "statistical uncertainty"! One SD only covers 68% of possible values. They could be justified in using 2 SDs since it's roughly 95%. But you need 3 SDs to get to 99.7%, or what might be considered true statistical uncertainty. But of course the narrower the "light blue band" the more accurate the graph looks and the more horrifying the "unprecedented recent warming".
Yet another example of how the climate obsessed do not care about science, accuracy, honesty or integrity. Not to mention accountability for there use of tax payer money.
TinyCO2
You begin to lose faith in the idea that climate propaganda mistakes are just that, mistakes, but the revival of the Marcott up tick is either grossly negligent or a deliberate intent to deceive.
Brock Way
I that you deniers would give up on this finally when sea levels rose enough that the Maldives were made uninhabitable, and they had to evacuate the population to New Orleans and Venice. Oh well, I guess you'll NEVER learn.
[Reply: You are new here, so you get a warning instead of having your comment deleted: labeling others as "deniers" violates site Policy. Please refrain. ~mod.]
Reply to Brock Way
@Brock Way:
Sea level rise is not accelerating, despite numerous alarmist predictions that it would. Those predictions were wrong. All of them.
Therefore, the Maldives inhabitants have nothing to worry about, and New Orleans and Venice will not have to 'evacuate' their populations.
Where do you get your misinformation? More importantly: why would you believe such nonsense?
Umm, Brock,
Did I miss a major news item or did you forget your /sarc tag ?
or, to put it another way … What the heck are you talking about ?
Reply to lawrence Cornell
I think he forgot the /sarc tag … otherwise why would he have the Maldives evacuating to New Orleans and Venice.
Does badgering us by calling us names make your point.
But then I just think it your way.
Do not put down to stupidity, that which is ignorance.
policycritic
Brock Way,
I guess you never read this:
On February 7th 2012 Mohammed Nasheed resigned as President of the Maldives and immediately blamed climate change sceptics for being the dark forces behind his demise.
Nasheed was the poster boy of the warming alarmist movement, a shrewd politician who saw that rich western Liberals wanted to give money away to fight the fantasy of man made climate change, so Nasheed played them to the hilt by claiming the Maldives were sinking due to rising sea levels, even though globally sea levels have been receding for the last 10 years as the latest Envisat data shows.
Reply to policycritic
Welcome Brock. Stick around. (You need not tell anyone.) Your eyes will be opened.
1. Making mistakes is human.
2. Being mis-informed is not a virtue.
3. Making wild predictions about the future is for tabloid magazine fortune tellers.
4. Calling names does not increase ones knowledge, though granted can feel good at times. See #1 above.
Brock, the Maldives are a group of atolls. Atolls are caused by rising and falling sea levels. The slower than snails change in sea levels are easily adjusted to by coral changes responding to sea level changes, regardless of the cause. You can find lots of information about atolls on the internet and in high school geography books. Nonetheless, living on an atoll is living on high risk coral rubble. One single strong hurricane can wipe out entire communities in a single Maldive atoll in the chain, maybe more, even when sea level is falling. So the real and present threat to the Maldives are ocean storms, not rising or falling sea levels. As for ocean storms, solid data indicates no increasing threat. So sleep well tonight friend and get up refreshed ready to go to school. No worries.
Could you say when the Maldives will become uninhabitable?
Let's hope the new airports are finished before then, so people can be resettled before it is too late.
( Mod, I think this is sarcasm, and that Brock is probably a "denier" himself. )
markstoval
My friends, we live in a time where it is claimed that grant-eaters with a computer can tell us what the temperature was in the distant past far better than the records recorded in those days. They can use "proxies" or "adjustments" or "homogenization" to "correct" the data of the past.
If there are farms or trees under the ice and we discover it; they will tells us that we are deluded — it was cold then and hot now.
These people are like the biblical description of Satan: "and the truth was not in him".
Reply to markstoval
This bible verse was not about Satan but about ourselves – if we claim to be without sin.
1 John 1 8: If we claim to be without sin, we deceive ourselves and the truth is not in us.
Hlaford
Not so biblical, but what bugs me the most is that every regular Joe, say pizza delivery guy, is also referred to as scientist as soon as he happens to be in a same scene with equipment/materials of any scientific significance 😆
About Marcott's hockey stick, (1) the "present" is 1950 — that's the zero BP on the horizontal axis. (2) Marcott used a smoothing method which smoothed by hundreds of years over most of the chart, but decreased the smoothing near 1950, and at 1950 (zero BP) there was no smoothing at all. The blade is the unsmoothed dust bowl decades 1930-1950. Cherry pick much?
philjourdan
They have gone from at least "trying" to be scientific, to just plain making stuff up.
Someone go wake up Leif Svengaard. He needs to fire off one of his "nonsense" rants at these folks.
As other commenters the whole premise is invalid since no rational person or scientist could expect tenth of degree accuracy estimating temperatures over 12,000 years ago. We are still trying to figure out what the global temperatures was from 50 years ago.
But let's assume the graph is 100% correct, not by science of course, but by miracle, that the temperature steadily declined from 6,000 years ago to about 100 years ago. According to GW theory that indicates there must have been a parallel steady drop in CO2 over that period. Queue the people now who just make stuff up, to provide an explanation as to how that steady CO2 drop occurred.
Queue another set of people to explain why we would want that increasingly colder trend to continue indefinitely.
RWhite
Does anyone have a link to a list of peer reviewed papers that do NOT show a hockey stick in a reconstruction going back at least 1000 years? As in they show a MWP and LIA? I know there are many, Mann claims 12 Hockey Stick papers. I think someone should compile an anti-hockey stick list if it does not exist.
Reply to RWhite
Mann's gang of 12 are most likely papers using the same proxies and bogus statistics, slightly re-arranged, and with "independent" authors.
No proxy reconstruction is going to be definitive. The error bars will always be as large as the signal they purport to isolate.
RealOldOne2
Here's one of the latest from TheHockeySchtick: http://hockeyschtick.blogspot.com/2014/09/new-paper-another-non-hockey-stick-in.html
Search that blog for 'non-hockey-stick-reconstructions' and you'll get many many more.
Based on their trend line it appears we may have nipped the impending ice age in the bud. Hurray for global warming.
Um, didn't Marcott admit that the "blade" section is not at all robust? How are they still getting away with claiming it is when they have openly conceded:
"20th century portion of our paleotemperature stack is not statistically robust, cannot be considered representative of global temperature changes, and therefore is not the basis of any of our conclusions."
http://climateaudit.org/2013/03/31/the-marcott-filibuster/
That's what I thought too. I'm sure I read where he rejected Mann's claim that it confirmed his (Mann's) hockey stick. Perhaps we are being too harsh on Marcott – on this point at least..
Centinel2012
Reblogged this on Centinel2012 and commented:
These guys and gals got their PhD's from DreamWorks LLC!
JohnWho
"Global temperature anomalies over the past 11,300 years compared to historic average (1961-1990)."
Gee, too bad we don't have any data since 1990.
Oh, wait:
"To project future temperatures, the research team used greenhouse gas emission scenarios outlined in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Climate Change 2007: The Physical Science Basis report, and the authors expect the steep increase to continue through the year 2100 regardless of which one of the emission scenarios from the 2007 report is considered."
We don't need that data, or any other in the future. We've got model "scenarios" that tell us what we need to know.
Too bad none of those scenarios got the period from 1990 to today right – don't they all overestimate the warming?
Alan the Brit
Yes Joel O'Bryan, I do wish people would think before they opened their mouths & just let drivel out! As Monty Pythoners' would say, "It's statin the bleedin obvious!"! Did she not realise we are in an inter-glacial? Four of the last inter-glacials dating back 500,000 yrs were warmer than today by as much! Sheesh!
Anyone else notice that their "references" include two that are purely reviews (one is a newspaper article…) of their second reference? So out of 5, only 3 are original… pretty sad science if you ask me.
When the present is not turning out well for you, then it is time to rewrite climate history – climate history revisionism – it is simply an act of desperation.
No mention of the temporal resolution of Marcott et al? I believe their resolution is larger than the whole of the instrumental record. Which means any changes less than 200 years won't be seen.
AnonyMoose
"a period of remarkable climatic stability in which people have been able to continuously inhabit in the same regions for millennia"
Except for the civilizations whose fall is blamed on climate change, which we're reminded about when we're being warned of the dangers of climate change.
TheLastDemocrat
That entire stock-market-downturn would have been a whole lot easier to ride through if I had just waited a couple of years and looked back over smoothed data. I would have been none-the-wiser, and would have slept better.
Ralph Kramden
This is what they are spending our tax dollars on?
Taphonomic
It never really struck me before, but after looking at that figure from Marcott et al., the thing that is really anomalous is where they draw the average temperature line. They cherry-pick the 30-year period from 1961-1990 and set that as the "average" temperature for a graph showing 11,500 years of temperature estimates and data. Approximately 80% of the temperatures in the graph are greater than that average line; so how does that "average" constitute an average? The periods that are below the "average" line include both about 500 years of coming out of the ice age and the Little Ice Age Period. It looks to me that the average temperature line should be about 0.2 degrees higher.
As Steve McIntyre discovered, there was no obscure statistical black box that created the entirely spurious Marcott 2013 blade as a pure artifact, an artifact of intentional and somewhat bizarre proxy re-dating compared to the original Ph.D. thesis data, creating quite simple sudden data drop off in the present day, of evidently low lying series when those dropped out, the average shot up. There simply is no significant blade in *any* of the input data to even cherry pick from, just some variation well within the noise level:
http://oi60.tinypic.com/2lwtawk.jpg
This is the most epic exposure of corruption so far in climate "science" for it so clearly reveals their cheating hand as being of Enron level, indeed criminal, deceit, not just paradigm fueled bias. I'm utterly delighted Marcott 2013 is now official, for it's so much easier now to debunk the entire paradigm, based on their knowing and willing promotion of such an undeniable fraud that once and for all proves that they are fully aware of being liars, not so much the flawed paper itself but the way the admitted to flaw is being now used to promote alarm, for power and profit, Mann included in this.
Ah yes.. The Mike Mann use of 100 year plots and then a whole bunch of ten year plots on the end.. I wonder if the cartoonist and Mann attended the same school? (together or who was teaching whom.)
Frederick Michael
Ironically, when the NSIDC publishes the September Antarctic Sea Ice Extent figures here, it'll look remarkably like a hockey stick.
http://nsidc.org/data/seaice_index/
(Click on the Antarctic tab at the top and see the monthly graph on the right.)
The parody article almost writes itself. Anyone want to estimate how much this will increase albedo?
It might be a little late but hopefully someone responds.
The standard deviation for the HadCRUT3 10 year moving mean is 0.1-0.15. If the proxies are calibrated using instrumental data, how is the standard deviation only slightly larger.


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