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Good evening ladies and gentlemen, welcome to SDA Late Nite Radio. Tonight, for your delectation and pursuant to our continuing coverage of their work, here are Pink Floyd performing Us and Them ¤ §, from their A Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour, in 1987 (7:35). This song was originally the seventh track on their The Dark Side of the Moon album, in 1973, but I must say that I do think that Scott Page‘s saxophone work in this version is the best I’ve ever heard for this song. And, special for SDA LNR listener Black Mamba: there are no “giant nodding pigs” in this video đ
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Gold medalist Sven Kramer Meets NBC reporter
h/t Pete
The Biggar Picture
An NBC reporter introduces world to the “furthest reaches of Canada”.
Takes the back road.
(Hwy 14)
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The World Still Has Too Many Reporters
Also not dead: Burton Cummings, Joni Mitchell, Randi Bachman, Neil Young (unconfirmed)…
And Don’t Get Them Started On The Algebra
Rest In Peace
The Sound Of Homogenized Science
The latest independent analysis of world climate data by acclaimed skeptic blogger âChiefioâ (aka E. M. Smith) and his blog contributors confirm that the Global Historical Climatology Network (GHCN) has cynically dumped the worldâs second oldest and reliable climate record at Prague in the Czech Republic for no scientific reason […]
The Prague raw temperatures correlate perfectly with those of the worldâs oldest climate data set, found in the Central England Temperature Record (CET) that has been running continuously for 351 years.
Thus, the two oldest and most reliable raw thermometer records in the world are telling us there is not a shred of real world evidence to show any significant global warming. Rather, it the homogenized or faked data created artificially by climatologists in their laboratories that is consistently being shown as the source of such âwarming.â
Emphasis mine.
Note the radio silence during the 1940’s, then read the whole thing.
2010: An Allah Odyssey
NASA Administrator Charlie Bolden said Tuesday that President Barack Obama has asked him to âfind ways to reach out to dominantly Muslim countriesâ as the White House pushes the space agency to become a tool of international diplomacy.
Because what the world needs now are more Islamic governments with intercontinental technology.
Update: Related!
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Good evening ladies and gentlemen, welcome to SDA Late Nite Radio. Tonight, for your delectation, here are Gladys Knight and The Pips performing Midnight Train To Georgia ¤ § in 1973 (3:13). I am also delighted to be able to announce that Hellman, Diffie, and Merkle have Won the IEEE Hamming Medal for their work on public- key cryptography ca. 1975. Follow the link for a good story. |
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In Conversation With Tom Friedman’s House, A Continuing Series ….
Austin Plane Crash Intentional?
There are IRS offices in the building….
Chris Messer was driving to work about 9:50 a.m. when he was on the flyover exiting MoPac Boulevard (Loop 1) to northbound U.S. 183 when he saw a small, single-engine yellow plane in his peripheral vision.
âIt flew right in front of me and flew right square into the building,â said Messner, 27. âThe fireball was pretty big. It shook my car and the heat came in from my air vents. I was surprised how big the explosion is.â
Messner said the explosion was âas wide as the entire building.â
âThe tail was down slightly like it was trying to pull up a little bit,â Messner said. âIt happened really fast.â
Sarah Whelan, 28, was also driving on the overpass from MoPac onto U.S. 183 north on her way to work when she saw the plane on her right, flying low over the shops across the street from the building that was hit.
She said all the cars in front of me started slowing down because the plane looked like it could it land on the highway.
âIt wasnât heading into the direction of the building but all of a sudden it took a right and headed straight into it,â Whelan said. âIt didnât look like it was in distress. It wasnât wavering at all.
Update: The alleged pilot’s alleged suicide note is up at the Smoking Gun.
I Miss W.
Is there nothing that Obama can’t sell?
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Y2Kyoto: I’ll Miss Yvo de Boer
We Don’t Need No Stinking Giant Fans
The only real problem with wind turbines isn’t their performance record.
Northern New Brunswick’s cold, icy weather is causing wind turbines to freeze and stop producing power at the Caribou Wind Park near Bathurst.
The problem is that people still can’t tell the difference between stuff built to generate power….
Official data recording the performance of half the UKâs onshore turbines revealed the problems caused by a lack of wind during the cold snap. On the coldest day â January 7 â they produced just 5 per cent of their maximum output. On January 9 they produced just 9 per cent, and on two other days the figure was only 10 per cent.
… and stuff built to generate tax subsidies.
âIf people see a water tower, they expect it to stand still,â said Wally Wysopal, the city manager of North St. Paul. âIf thereâs a turbine, they want it to turn.â
h/t Manotick and J.A.
Pat Condell
h/t Manotick
The Sound Of Settled Science
I know. At this point, posts like this are almost unseemly, there’s a nasty sense here of “piling on”. All I can say about that to my warmist friends is this – “better get used to it”.
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Welcome to the Wednesday (EBD) edition of Late Nite Radio. Tonight’s song selection is a popular ballad that was first heard in the U.S. in the mid-to-late 19th century, and has been played and sung ever since. There’s some debate about the origins of its melody, with various camps claiming it closely resembles some Irish or Scottish tune or other; suffice to say that anyone who hears a resemblance to some other song is probably right, inasmuch as, with the exception of negro/slave music, virtually every American public-domain folk song from the 18th or 19th century is a variant, however many steps removed, of a particular Scottish/Irish/English folk melody.
Anyway you slice it, it’s a lovely and enduring song. Here’s — the almost painfully-Causasian — Irishman Paul Brady singing The Lakes of Pontchartrain.
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Y2Kyoto: I’ll Miss The Saskatchewan Cherry Blossom Festival
Now is the time at SDA when we juxtapose!
Biological Conservation Newsletter, July 2001 – Smithsonian scientists have evidence that Washington’s famous cherry trees are blooming on the average seven days earlier than 30 years ago, apparently due to global warming.
WTOP.com, February 2010 – Along the Tidal Basin near the paddle boats, quite a few of Washington’s iconic cherry trees are damaged. […] In some cases, branches six inches thick have been snapped off. Branches on other cherry trees are bent down to the ground and remain buried under snow.