The Internet Connection
Welcome to my place on the Internet. Here you’ll find information, some of my favorite links, opinions, my pictures, and more.
News
Places where I get my daily fix on the news. Includes RSS news feeds. news>
Internet Links
Check out my list of Internet links. I’ve included links to news, weather, computer support, basic references, government agencies, travel, and more. I’ve included web sites I’ve found both useful and informative.
Politics
Links to political news and commentary, plus my take on events. politics>
Issues
Links to sites discussing contemporary issues.
February 5, 2010
On Christmas Day, a gentleman from Nigeria succeeded Professional global warming alarmists better think about looking for new jobs. It looks like they're in for a long, cold winter — and a frigid spring and summer as well.
Those who've been spreading global-warming fears must be waking up each morning and asking themselves: What's going to happen today? A new revelation about the corruption of climate science has become almost a daily event.
On Thursday, the U.K.'s Telegraph reported that India was pulling out of the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and forming its own agency to study global warming. Why? Because the Indian government feels it can't depend on the IPCC's work.
And why should it? The concerns about the IPCC's accuracy are justified. A day after India's announcement, the Netherlands asked the U.N. to explain why the IPCC had said in its 2007 report that 55% of the country was below sea level when the Dutch themselves have reckoned that only 26% of the nation is that low.
This is the same IPCC that said in the same 2007 report that the Himalayan glaciers would melt by 2035 — though there's no scientific study to confirm the claim. It was based on the hunch of one scientist who expressed his opinion to a reporter.
The IPCC withdrew the assertion when it became widely known that it was bogus. But if the panel hadn't been called out, we suspect it would have kept mum.
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The Gospel Doctrine Class
Resource for teachers of the LDS Gospel Doctrine Class
Note on photographs
Many of the photographs on these pages are my own personal photographs. On this page:
- Header: Rocky Mountain National Park, CO
- Internet Connection: 11 Mile Canyon,
CO
- Politics: U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C.
- Left: Rocky Mountain National Park, CO
- Right: Escalante-Grand Staircase National
Monument, UT
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