You got to accelerate the positive
Decelerate the negative
Larch on to the affirmative
And don’t fail to Hide the Decline.
dearieme,
I like it!
Maybe Ban Ki-moon has come to realize the decline is real and a change in direction requires acceleration? Of course, a decline could mean that current policies are working and is excited by the belief that much more of the same would be better.
OTOH, “worse than we thought” might mean: temps have been going down and it’s going to make convincing harder so the global warming case has accelerated before it’s too late.
I saw the Blitzer/Friedman thing. My take is Blitzer ate the whole thing.
Don Briggs?
Frankly, I preferred Emperor Briggs.
Or to put it more succinctly, as an aged professor said to me many years ago over something else but not unlike except in scale: ‘Their fond hope is that over the entire series the positive errors will cancel out the negative ones leaving a true value. Some hope!’
You got to accelerate the positive
Decelerate the negative
Larch on to the affirmative
And don’t fail to Hide the Decline.
dearieme,
I like it!
Maybe Ban Ki-moon has come to realize the decline is real and a change in direction requires acceleration? Of course, a decline could mean that current policies are working and is excited by the belief that much more of the same would be better.
OTOH, “worse than we thought” might mean: temps have been going down and it’s going to make convincing harder so the global warming case has accelerated before it’s too late.
I saw the Blitzer/Friedman thing. My take is Blitzer ate the whole thing.
Don Briggs?
Frankly, I preferred Emperor Briggs.
Or to put it more succinctly, as an aged professor said to me many years ago over something else but not unlike except in scale: ‘Their fond hope is that over the entire series the positive errors will cancel out the negative ones leaving a true value. Some hope!’
Kindest Regards
http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/research/ushcn/
Fun reading, espcially if you look at all the raw data documents
you’ll like this
Menne, M.J., and C.N. Williams, Jr., 2009: Homogenization of temperature series via pairwise comparisons. J. Climate, 22, 1700-1717.