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Willis, given that you stopped responding to me on John's other global warming post when I pointed out the multitude of flaws in your think on coral reefs, while still repeating the same points, I'm not particularly worried.
http://johnquiggin.com/ Not exact matches
I was instantly attracted to this recipe when you first posted it, it has SO many things I love (apples, warm spices, muffins)!
This post is sponsored by Marzetti ® It's my favorite time of year, when the weather is getting nice and warm and the sun is shining almost every day.
I can't wait to give this a try... when it warms up here... in May Annmarie recently posted... Pine Nut Pesto & Hummus 7 Grain Sandwich -LCB- Gluten Free -RCB-
Today's post is thus born out of a love for the neglected kitchen, a strong tribute to the homemakers of the century — who needs waffles outside when you can make amazing ones within the warm comfort of your home, to accompany a freshly brewed Nespresso cuppa, a book or probing documentary, and mountains of whatever toppings you would like?
When we're in the midst of bad weather, I tend to turn to baked dishes for dinner as they're warm and comforting — and they warm up the house whilst they're cooking Kristy @ Southern In Law recently posted... Travel: The Ultimate Hobbit Day in New Zealand
The plan... every Saturday starting today, the first Saturday of November, I will post a soup recipe... clear through the winter and probably until at least April when it starts warming up.
Reading your posts gives me the same feeling you get when you sip a warm hot cocoa with slight ginger while cosy in your pajamas and on the couch.
Warm, grounding and totally cozy, this lavender almondmilk latte is perfect for a slow morning or when you just need a peaceful moment to yourself.This post is sponsored by Blue Diamond Almond Breeze.
BUT, when the warm weather hit, I... View Post
I plan to write a post about what to do when you don't like it, and I think it's important for women to realize that not every woman will have a warm and fuzzy experience with it.
My family loves Fruity Pebble squares — especially when they are warm... Athena recently posted... Best Buy's HP Envy Touchsmart Laptop with AMD FX APU @BestBuy #AMDFX
Voters are more likely to back AV when asked cold, and to favour First Past The Post when they are warmed up with questions or information about the change.
Just wanted to check something with you, based on recent blog posts... I have read people are eating this cereal warm... I just wanted to make sure that everyone knows that warm is ok, but HOT is NOT... Flax oil turns into trans fat when heated at high temperatures... so if warm water is being poured into the cereal, no problem, but if it is boiling water, probably not the best idea... As for the cookie recipe, I have inquired and basically an oven temperature at 350 and below is thought to be safe, so no problem there!
great article, I have just started drinking warm lemon water in a morning and I was writing a post for our site about it when I found you, I have shared your blog on there, I am excited now to go and read the rest of it x
When the temperatures start to drop, there's no better way to stay warm and make a glamorous statement than in one of these fuzzy toppers... View Post
Well, if it wasn't warm and sunny when you began this post, is it now?
If you go to the beach, you are going to be bringing a bathing suit, and figured it would be more fun to post those when I am actually enjoying the hot sun, warm sand, and the amazing water.
I'm so jealous of all the bloggers posting their autumn looks and loves, when down here in Australia it's Spring time and super warm!
I have been itching to have the chance to bake a Mushroom Quiche and when my friends in the Sunday Supper Movement Community posted the «sleepover foods» topic for this weeks recipe inspiration I knew it was my time to honor Julia once again, after all what is better to wake up to after a sleep - over than a slice of warm quiche for brunch.
How fitting that my first post post-Mexico is one on how to layer stylishly... I always find I need to dress even warmer when coming home from a hot place.
The plan... every Saturday starting today, the first Saturday of November, I will post a soup recipe... clear through the winter and probably until at least April when it starts warming up.
[This post contains sponsored items, you can find more info in the outfit details] When it starts to become warmer...
I hope you enjoy the Soak it up summer fashion at Kaleidoscope post, and watch this space as the jumpsuit will be back on the blog when the weather warms up for some summer styling.
When we shot this post however, it was still very warm.
When we set out for the Toronto Christmas Market at dusk the other evening, it had begun to snow softly, so I knew that a warm coat and cozy... VIEW POST
And if this sweater's not your speed (totally get it — it's bold, to say the least) in addition to all of the pieces I'm wearing, I've linked tons of fun, colorful and airy spring finds in the «Shop The Post» widgets above and below that I've been lusting after as of late, all of which can be layered for warmth and then worn on their own when warmer weather hits.
It's time for a New Year and a New outfit post... naturally I chose to show off an outfit shot in 2014 in slightly warmer weather (although I insist on wearing skirts year round... even when it is snowing out... I have no shame)!
This is a reproduction of my Monday look I posted on ig, accidentally turned out to be one of my late favorites, it's a warm makeup look that goes well for a night out, a thanksgiving celebration or anything else that happens to pop in your calendar;) I'm sure I'm not the only one who things of oranges and browns when fall comes along and with that in mind (without wanting to be cheesy) I started playing with those colors and decided to add the glitter just to make it more interesting and I loved the results, hope you guys enjoy it too!
Hmmm, when I first started writing this post these were sounding ridiculous but now that I'm thinking of it, I'm starting to warm to the idea!
Warmer temps always call for outdoor workouts, especially when you're sporting a cute activewear look like the one in Grace's post!
The warmth in the presence of sun and slight cool vibe post sunset makes us think about how to layer our outfit wisely so that we can deal with the transformation between warm and cool vibe.Playing the layering game with the outfit becomes easy when it's a casual outing.
Hopefully, when the warmer weather arrives... VIEW POST
Hi Jannie, here's a post on warm weather travel tips: https://unefemme.net/2015/08/encore-warm-weather-travel-wardrobe-tips.html I'd be sure to pack sandals that are comfortable to walk in all day, and find a linen shirt one of my most used items when traveling to warm climates.
So every year, I get all excited for Spring (see my post about Spring Craft Projects) and I totally forget what happens in April when it starts to get warm.
It is always very heart warming when I receive their events to be posted... it shows me that they appreciate what we do and appreciate our sponsors that support animal rescue.
Update, June 19, 10:30 p.m. Joe Romm has written a long post on Climate Progress on the Orwellian aspects of a «good» Anthropocene — «Words Matter When Talking Global Warming: The «Good Anthropocene» Debate» — and Hamilton has a long essay in Scientific American warning that «The New Environmentalism Will Lead Us to Disaster.
A revealing look at RC's «real science:» When SecularAnimist posts a dubious claim (# 87) about the cause and effects of global warming, it remains here.
This all lay dormant until the last few days, when bloggers and others critical of Dr. Hansen's portrayal of the dangers of global warming posted fresh complaints on the Web.
It started when the Drudge Report posted a link to an item on the Political Punch blog by the ABC News correspondent Jake Tapper quoting Mr. Clinton proposing that «we have to slow down our economy» to save the planet from global warming.
I sent him my post on new insights about Arctic ice retreats in the last big northern warm period — a 2,500 - year «optimum,» ending around 6,000 years ago, when the region was several degrees warmer on average than today.
That said, although I believe I understand what he is saying (and I agree with him regarding the confusion, lost credibility, and inaccuracies that often result when many current weather events are claimed to be a direct result of global warming), I have a few comments about some aspects of his recent post.
Read on for the comment I just posted on the piece, by Katie Herzog *, which hailed the prospect of fewer hills, less traffic and a benefit when it comes to global warming: «Yes, it's stressful to know that you're going to die in one of Seattle's 30,000 predicted landslides, but look on the bright side: The carbon footprint of your lifeless body sliding downhill is zero.»
He starts to address this question in his post, but dribbles off and shifts the focus to a couple of surveys that show people deeply care about global warming — even when there's abundant evidence that much of public attitude on climate is, as I've been saying, the equivalent of water sloshing in a shallow pan — lots of fluctuations, little depth or commitment (particularly when money is involved).
Again, I'll update this post when Lewis offers an explanation of why his views on global warming research and risk have so starkly changed.
It is when that person is Jim Cripwell, whose postings here make it clear that he's a denialist...» offsetting greenhouse gas warming» presumes one accepts greenhouse gas warming in the first place, after all.
In the posts, Stephen McIntyre questions sets of tree - ring data used in, or excluded from, prominent studies concluding that recent warming is unusual even when compared with past warm periods in the last several millenniums (including the recent Kaufman et al. paper discussed here).
«Perhaps, in this warming world, we will all become a little more agreeable and a little more open,» wrote the Washington Post's Angela Fritz when summarizing the findings.
When the history of whatever they call the global warming scare is written this post will be a key signpost to the end of the madness.
If you missed the reams of comments posted here by people living there, who were telling us that this past winter was much colder than usual, and begging the planet to «send us some of that global warming», then go back over the archives and tell us they were all wrong, and that those articles are accurate when they say «The unseasonably warm and wet winter so far in Britain has coaxed plants into early flowering.»