The grammar, sentence structure and spelling mistakes are just over-the-top. Embarrassing really.

Note: Released by NASA under FOI.
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Subject: Re: Your Reply to: GISS Temperature Correction Problem?
From: Gavin Schmidt gschmidt@giss.nasa.gov
Date: 19 Feb 2008 14:38:47 -0500
To: rruedy@giss.nasa.gov

I had a look at the data, and this whole business seems to be related to the infilling of seasonal and annual means. There is no evidence for any step change in any of the individual months.

The only anomalous point (which matches nearby deltas) is for Set 2005. Given the large amount of missing data in lampasas this gets propagated to the annual (D-N) mean – I think – with a little more weight then in the nearby stations. The other factor might be that lampasas is overall cooling, if we use climatology to infill in recent years, that might give a warm bias. But I’m not sure on how the filling-in happens.

Gavin
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So remember if you find the temperature data is cooling off, just add a little “climatology” it will warm things up nicely.

Kind response by Biden to say that Cheney was misinformed or misled…. The Obama administration might not have airline safety regulations cleaned up, but they were definitely a mess when the Bush-Cheney legacy was still in..pre-legacy stage.

John Tantillo writes a marketing blog and has a pretty obvious conservative bent–he says that Cheney “can still lend his wisdom and tactical brilliance to the cause, but he must step away from the podium now.” http://blog.marketingdoctor.tv/2010/02/16/john-tantillos-brand-winner-and-loser-john-mayer-and-dick-cheney.aspx

He makes a good point – Regardless of your political leanings, objectively, Cheney is just too unpopular to do any good for the Republican Party. His high visibility is only more likely to help Obama escape the one-term president prediction/curse.

“Every time Dick Cheney takes a strong policy position, it has the effect of anchoring the Republican party to the previous administration, which is a negative. . . .

http://www.cru.uea.ac.uk/cru/about/history/

From the Climate Research Units own web site you will find a partial list of companies that fund the CRU.
It includes:

British Petroleum, ‘Oil, LNG’
Broom’s Barn Sugar Beet Research Centre, ‘Food to Ethanol’
The United States Department of Energy, ‘Nuclear’
UK Nirex Ltd. ‘Nuclear’
Sultanate of Oman, ‘LNG’
Shell Oil, ‘Oil, LNG’
Tate and Lyle. ‘Food to Ethanol’
Nuclear Installations Inspectorate, ‘Nuclear’
KFA Germany, ‘Nuclear’
World Wildlife Fund, ‘Political Advocates’
Greenpeace International, ‘Political Advocates’

You might what to check out what these and the other funding companies actually do.

So can you climate scientologists please stop with the skeptics in the pockets of Big Oil thing, it’s getting old. These companies have been funding the CRU for years and years. British Petroleum and Royal Dutch Shell were in there right at the start in 1974.

I wonder where ‘charities’ like Greenpeace International (Storms, Hurricanes, Floods, etc will get worse, false, retracted by IPCC) and the World Wildlife Fund (Glaciers will melt by 2035, false, retracted by the IPCC) get the money to fund climate research.

In unrelated news…
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February 16, 2010 1:45 p.m. EST:
President Obama announced $8.3 billion in loan guarantees Tuesday for two nuclear reactors to be built in Burke County, Georgia.

Obama’s proposed fiscal year 2011 budget triples loan guarantees for nuclear power plants to over $54 billion, the White House noted.
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You should be hearing about off-shore Liquefied Natural Gas off loading platforms shortly. You already have the whole ‘Food to Ethanol’ program.

This of course will all have to be paid for somehow.