Ian Pilmer, an Australian geologist, wrote a book of which its premise is described as pointing out that climate research is driven by the prospect of research funding. Generally speaking, institution and government scientists make the same amount of money no matter what they study. Grant funding, unlike bailout money, goes to equipment and research work, not salaries and golden parachutes.
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It's the Sun!
This is a common myth. It sounds sort of logical if you don't understand the contexts involved. The fact is that we receive most of our heat energy from the sun and a little bit from the heat stored in the earths core. But does that mean this global warming event is caused by the sun? No. Here's why:
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John Coleman
John Coleman has claimed that global warming is a hoax and the greatest scam in history. This article is direct rebuttal to the false claims John Coleman has made, and his position on global warming. In summary he simply has no science to support his argument. He uses non sequiturs, red herrings, false dichotomies, and straw man arguments. Our current global warming event is human caused and John Coleman is wrong on so many points that he simply can't be taken seriously on this subject. John Coleman was one of the founders of the weather channel, and is now a weatherman at KUSI 51 in San Diego California.
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Keeling Curves
Most understand the Keeling curve as an upward trend of CO2 in the atmosphere as measured by the Mauna Loa measurements of Charles David Keeling. But there are two Keeling curves and they are related to each other in more than one way. While CO2 increases, it stands to reason that O2 will decrease (C + O2 = CO2). The two curves also have family ties.
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Latitudinal Shift
Global warming is not only expected to cause a latitudinal shift of the jet-stream, it already has. There has been a measured poleward of the jet-stream in the past 30 years. This is an expected result of global warming.
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Loehle Temperature Reconstruction
The Loehle Temperature Reconstruction is a narrowly scoped loosely constructed picture that due to its limitations, is deceptive in its depiction of past climate. When placed in context of more strongly validated science it's weaknesses become more obvious. In that sense, one may go as far as to say the paper, in and of itself, is scientifically inappropriate with regard to what it is claimed to represent.
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Medieval Warm Period
Was the earth warmer during the 'Medieval Warm Period' than now? No. Regional temperatures do not represent the global temperature. The Medieval Warm Period (MWP) temperature graphs that people use to claim otherwise, do not represent the global average temperature.
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Medieval Warm Period
The Medieval Warm Period (MWP) occurred around one thousand years ago. This is known by examinations of ice core records and multiple proxy models from multiple interrelated disciplines.
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Milankovitch Cycles
What are Milankovitch Cycles? Natural global warming, and cooling, is considered to be initiated by Milankovitch cycles. These orbital and axial variations influence the initiation of climate change in long-term natural cycles of 'ice ages' and 'warm periods' known as 'glacial' and 'interglacial' periods. Our current climate forcing shows we are outside of that natural cycle forcing range.


Nike, the goddess of victory, is the embodiment of victory. She is the daughter of Titan Pallas and Stix. Her Roman name is Victoria Vittoria. Her image is that she has a pair of wings and a strong figure, like wandering down from the sky and floating clothes. Wherever she went, victory followed. She was also the follower of Zeus and Athena. He defected to Olympus and helped him win the Titan war.
Nike is the goddess of victory in Greek mythology. In Roman mythology, she corresponds to Victoria. According to Hesiod's divine spectrum, she is the daughter of the Titan gods Pallas and Styx, and the sister of Kratos (power), BIA (power) and zerus (enthusiasm). They are all companions of the main god Zeus. Despite her birth in the Titans, she was on the side of Olympus in the Titan war and brought victory to them.
In the traditional description, Nick often has wings and amazing speed, but he has no other special power. She not only symbolizes the victory of the war, but also represents the success in many fields of Greek daily life, especially in the field of competitive sports. Therefore, she is regarded as a God who brings good luck and is often the object of artistic works. In her works of art, she is usually assimilated to other gods. For example, ancient Greek sculptors usually portray her as a petite image with wings, perching on the arm of another God, or sticking out of the clothes of her companion God, or flying high in the sky like a fairy. She is the goddess of victory in Greek mythology. It is said that she helped Zeus defeat Titan and brought victory to people. In Western art, it often appears as a body with wings and carrying olive branches.


Create a new section of KRS Chapter 158 to add declaration by the General Assembly of a goal to increase time for physical activity in K-5 schools by November 1, 2014; require the Kentucky Department of Education to identify model programs, provide resources and assessment tools, and develop a checklist for reporting activity data; encourage physical activity plans in schools containing grades 6 through 8; report to the Interim Joint Committee on Education and the Interim Joint Committee on Health and Welfare by November 1, 2013, and annually thereafter on the types of physical activity being provided in K-5 schools; establish the Healthy Kids trust fund to provide grants to schools to implement wellness programs; establish a review panel to determine grant recipients; and cite the Act as the Kentucky Healthy Kids Act of 2012.


THURSDAY, March 11, 2021 (HealthDay News) -- Many people dread the switch to daylight saving time. When you're losing an hour of sleep, it can be hard to actually feel like springing forward.
Dr. Rachel Ziegler, a sleep medicine physician from the Mayo Clinic Health System in Fairmont, Minn., offers some tips for easing into the time change before it happens on March 14.
Ziegler recommends getting to bed 15 minutes early now, then pushing that back by 15 minutes every couple of nights. Make an extra effort to be well-rested the week before the time change.
If you feel sleepy the Sunday after the change to daylight saving time, take a 15- to 20-minute nap in the early afternoon. Assess whether that short nap, not too close to bedtime, affects the quality of your sleep at night.
Avoid sleeping in an hour longer in the morning, she said. Try to wake up at the same time each day, including weekends, to help your body regulate sleep.
Sleep provides important benefits, so it's important to not cut it short, Ziegler noted in a Mayo Clinic news release.
Serious sleep disorders, such as sleep apnea, have been linked to high blood pressure, increased stress hormone levels and irregular heartbeat.
Sleep allows the brain to better process new experiences and knowledge, improves memory and comprehension, and regulates hormones that control appetite, she explained. It can also help to reduce the impact of mood disorders, such as anxiety and depression, and make a person less agitated during the day.
In addition, adequate sleep can help reduce work errors and accidents, and help prevent drowsy driving.
Also important is sleep's impact on immunity, Ziegler said. The immune system releases proteins called cytokines during sleep, helping a person deal with stress, fight infections and decrease inflammation.
More information
The U.S. National Institute on Aging offers more tips for getting a good night's sleep.
SOURCE: Mayo Clinic Health System, news release, March 5, 2021
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Richie Porte claimed the win on stage 2 of the Santos Tour Down Under with a solo attack at the base of the Paracombe climb.
Porte crossed the line 16 seconds in front of Gorka Izagirre (Movistar Team) and Esteban Chaves (ORICA-Scott) to claim the leader's ochre jersey with a 20 second advantage ahead of the final four stages.
Mike Woods finished ninth, in the chase group lead by Rohan Dennis (BMC) that finished nineteen seconds behind Porte.
Porte's victory is his fourth stage win at the Santos Tour Down Under and the first time he has worn the ochre jersey. Woods sits sixteenth in the overall at twenty-nine seconds back.
The 148.5km stage started with five laps of a circuit around Stirling where Jasha Sutterlin (Movistar Team) launched a solo attack after the first lap and gained a five-minute advantage.
The peloton picked up the pace after exiting the circuit and caught Sutterlin in the final 40km, making way for the battle for position on the approach to the Paracombe climb.
Porte's BMC Racing Team teammates brought him to the front and as the peloton reached the base of the climb, Porte put the hammer down and made a solo move.
As he reached the halfway point of the climb, Porte had stretched out his advantage and upon crossing the line had a comfortable lead over his General Classification rivals.
How it developed
At the start of the stage it took a little time for the race to warm up. But ten kilometres into the first circuit Czech rider Ondrej Cink (Bahrain - Merida) and 2011 Tour champion Cameron Meyer (UniSA-Australia) launched the first attack of the day.
They rode out to a 35 second lead before the ORICA-SCOTT team upped the tempo on the front of the bunch to reel them in ahead of the first iiNet intermediate sprint at Heathfield (24km).
However it was Team SKY's Ben Swift who pounced for the points and the three second time bonus ahead of Australian Jay McCarthy (Bora-Hansgrohe) and Sean de Bie of Lotto-Soudal.
German Jasha Sutterlin broke clear soon after the sprint and the bunch was content to let the Movistar rider go. By the 50 kilometre mark he was 4:30 ahead but as he approached the 65 kilometre mark for the second iiNet sprint of the day, again at Heathfield, his lead was diminishing. Sutterlin nabbed the points with Michael Kolar second across the line with his Bora-Hansgrohe team mate Rudiger Selig behind him in third.
The bunch settled down after the sprint allowing Sutterlin’s lead to stretch out past four minutes again as he raced over the last of the five laps. But any hopes of him staying clear were dashed as the peloton hit top speed and 20 minutes later reeled him in.
“It wasn't exactly part of a team plan that I'd go away solo but nobody went and nobody came across so I ended up alone,” said Sutterlin who, for his efforts, was named the Most Competitive Rider of the day. “I kept going until about 30km before the finish and then I just did my best to hold the wheels in the peloton and help my team-mates.”
That set the race up for a thrilling finale as the peloton swept down the long, twisting descent of Norton Summit Road.
Mads Pedersen came unstuck on the way down but the Trek-Segefredo rider was soon back on his bike. As the race headed into the final 20 kilometres Rohan Dennis needed a new wheel which put a spoke in his hopes of repeating his 2015 win in Paracombe but with support from Miles Scotson he rejoined the race soon after and recovered to place fourth on the stage 19 seconds behind BMC Racing team mate Porte.
The Subaru King of the Mountain contest of the day was a short, steep 1.6 kilometre Category 2 climb that crested 400 metres from the stage finish line and it was Porte who collected the points on his way through ahead of Chaves. That means Porte also leads the Subaru KOM classification.
Interview with Richie Porte
Richie, you've taken your first win for 2017. How does it feel?
"The BMC Racing Team boys were just incredible this morning. They really looked after me the whole day and it's nice to win on Paracombe. It's good to get a win already this season and now we'll try and defend this jersey."
Talk us through the lead up to the final climb.
"We started with the five laps around Stirling. We didn't really race it that hard which is a bit of a shame but at the end of the day I think I have a good gap on the General Classification. I know it's not over with a few quite hard stages remaining. The team are fantastic and strong so I'm quite confident."
How confident were you on that climb?
"I know I've got good climbing legs and I didn't really want to wait around so to be able to ride away like that gives me good confidence. I knew I had to back myself and I knew I had the form to do it. But to take the time I did, it's a good position to be in. I might have to sacrifice the Willunga stage on Saturday to defend my lead if I still have the jersey. There's some stressful days coming up so we won't be counting our chickens until they hatch. We'll take it as it comes."
How does this win compare to others in your career?
"It's incredible to wear the ochre jersey at the biggest race in Australia. I'd love to win it. I enjoyed today and the work that the BMC Racing Team guys did for me today was just absolutely incredible. I did a lot of training in the off season for this climb. I made a mess of it two years ago so to come back and make amends like this is just a dream."
Fabio Baldato, Sports Director:
"It was a perfect day. It wasn't an easy day though and the approach of the climb was really hard, especially to keep Richie in front. It was a big fight like in a sprint to do this. Our plan was to have the guys keep Richie in front and then Richie didn't wait too long and he went immediately on the climb, which is what he wanted to do."
"We are confident. Richie has showed his strength on the climbs. But we can't relax, we need to stay focused and race well like today. The team is strong, motivated and we need to keep going like this until Sunday."


Write an e-mail to the professor that presents the companies you’ve chosen for your formal report. Detail why you’ve chosen these companies and what you’re looking forward to learning. Add, also, a little about each company’s CSR.
Remember: set up the situation, include all necessary details, and give an action or final thought in the end.
Purpose: to motivate the reader to read your report.
Word count (listed at the bottom): 250 – 300
Requirement:
Message: Clear details about each company and an intro to their CSR. Also, what you’re looking forward to discovering.
tone, wc and energy. Enthusiastic and straightforward tone. Proper and precise word choice. Concise sentences. Varied sentences.
grammar: No errors that impede meaning or confuse the reader.
format: Appropriate e-mail format including salutation and closing. Situation/Explanation/Action too.


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2 Name: Anonymous 2021-10-24 16:32
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3 Name: Anonymous 2021-10-24 16:33
>>2
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4 Name: Anonymous 2021-10-24 16:33
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5 Name: Anonymous 2021-10-24 16:33
>>1
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6 Name: Anonymous 2021-10-24 16:33
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>>2
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7 Name: Anonymous 2021-10-24 16:34
>>6
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8 Name: Anonymous 2021-10-24 16:34
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9 Name: Anonymous 2021-10-24 16:34
>>6
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10 Name: Anonymous 2021-10-24 16:35
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>>1
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