Hello Larry, I'm sorry to be a pest but you again have returned to an agenda driven new source for your climate science, and worse yet with old data and an incomplete analysis.  In 2013, sea ice extent was  somewhat higher than in 2012, that's true, BUT even then it was lower than the 30-year historical average.  Then in 2014, 2015, and so far in 2016 we are again running lower than the historical average, AND below your chosen baseline of 2013. http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/

You would be hard pressed to find anyone that would say that year over year, forever, all climate indicators are pointing always in one direction.  The signal in the data that is driving climate scientists to consensus is the general trend around them .  A trend of higher temperatures, of falling sea and glacial ice, and of rising sea levels.