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Dead Father of Two

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I wish the news media would stop prominently referring to Sean Bell, the man killed in a Saturday confrontation with police in Queens, as a "groom." Sean Bell and the lady he planned to marry already had two children together ...
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An Inconvenient Truth in the Classroom: Olbermann’s “Worst Person in the World” Declined to Distribute Gore’s Movie to Teachers

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With the final line "Linda Froschauer, president of the National Science Teachers Association, available at the right price," Keith Olbermann of MSNBC Monday named Froschauer "worst person in the world." How did Ms. Froschauer get labeled a policy prostitute on ...
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Global Warming Consensus: Folks Who Believe There is One Can’t Tell you What It Is

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From page one of today's (Nov. 25) Washington Post, an article by Steven Mufson and Juliet Eilperin that begins with a reference to "the scientific consensus about climate change" as if the "consensus" were an established fact: While the political ...
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Perhaps a Coincidence

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Interesting: British police are investigating the alleged poisoning of a former Russian secret policeman, who had been granted asylum in London.......Mr Litvinenko is a known critic of the Putin regime. It is thought he had been investigating the murder of ...
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Everyone’s a Skeptic: Sir Nicholas Stern Concedes Uncertainties

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More from David Ridenour at COP-12 in Nairobi: Sir Nicholas Stern, author of the much-publicized "Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change," conceded that uncertainties remain on both the science and economics of climate change in an afternoon presentation ...
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COP-12 Report: U.S. Climate Policy Puts Action Over Image

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From David at COP-12 in Nairobi: Wednesday afternoon, the U.S. State Department hosted a briefing at the U.N. global warming conference entitled "Focused on Africa: U.S. Partnerships on Energy, Clean Development and Climate Change" that sent conflicting signals on where ...
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Climate Change Press Conference: The Atmosphere is Complex; Media Coverage, Not

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Most press and blog coverage of the press conference sponsored by Senator James Inhofe today on the COP-12 climate change meeting in Nairobi seem to be focusing on the Senator's remarks. Our Ryan Balis attended. His write-up includes the remarks ...
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Senators and Theft

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The Chicago Sun-Times has published husband David's statement criticizing Senators Jay Rockefeller (D-WV) and Olympia Snowe (R-ME) for asking ExxonMobil to stop funding 29 "climate change denial front groups" to which, the Senators claim, ExxonMobil was "the primary funder" in ...
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Sell the Tiger to Save It Conference

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Ryan Balis attended the Competitive Enterprise Institute's "Sell the Tiger to Save It: A Private Conservation Proposal" conference today, and has filed a report for the blog: How can private property rights, free markets and market incentives be used to ...
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Kofi Annan Apparently Uncertain About Global Warming

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Another report from David Ridenour at the COP-12 U.N. global warming conference in Nairobi: There are signs that even Secretary General Kofi Annan may have some doubts about the certainty of global warming.This morning he delivered a fiery speech at ...
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