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"leonard78sp@gmail.com" (leonard78sp@gmail.com) writes:
> 
> =C3=98 Indeed Kelly Bert Manning, in the 20 odd
>     years I have been following the NSIDC, I have
>     yet to read one single report that is valid. In
>     December last year they produced a a report
>     with aerial photos purporting to have been
>     surveyed in mid November but actually the
>     data and photos were done in September.

Changing the topic. You are wrong of course, but you were
probably hoping to divert attention from the fact that yet
another denier had posted claims about nsidc urls which simply
don't support his fantasies. Quite the oppoosite. If that
particular denier can't even get that easily checked part of
"debate" correct why should anyone take anything else he
writes seriously? Once impeached ...
 
> =C3=98 BTW Manning, by associating AGW skeptics
>     with Holocaust deniers you affix a nice big
>     swastika on your forehead.

I must admit that I can't follow you profund logic there.

Do you deny the observed fact of Global Warming or not?

If the description fits then get over it already.

Stick to the discussion at hand or admit that you can't come up with
anything relevant.
> 
> =C3=B8 The issue is really irrelevant.
>    Nobody can control the wind
>    Nobody can control the rain or snow
>    Nobody (collectively) can control climate.
>    Global temps are within natural variations.
>    Oceans heating are a prelude to glaciation.

And just how many courses in stochastic analyis, theory of
statistical inference, physics, and so on did you apply
to reach those confusions? -)

Just curious.

By the way, here is what the warmest winter in Canadian History
   (Hudson Bay Company records go backto the the 1700s)
looked like here in Victoria, BC:
   http://www.crd.bc.ca/water/watersupplyarea/reservoir2009-2.htm
   http://www.crd.bc.ca/water/watersupplyarea/reservoirphotos.htm

Don't blink, you might miss the snow
   http://www.crd.bc.ca/water/watersupplyarea/images/photos/2010/0312/panorama.jpg

Closer to sea level millions of field daffodils and tulips were 
being harvested back in February, weeks before the historical harvest
time of March. The only time they came close to what used to be the
normal harvest time was after the "coldest Canadian winter in 12 years".

Isn't it interesting how what used to normal now becomes "the coldest
winter in 12 years"?

For geography challenged deniers, Canada is the 2nd largest country in the
world, after Russia, and like Russia extends well into the arctic.