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Definición de anacrusis en inglés:
sustantivo (plural anacruses /ˌanəˈkruːsiːz/)
1 Prosody One or more unstressed syllables at the beginning of a verse.
Oraciones de ejemplo
- Coleridge seems not to have noticed that the tenth line is actually a heptameter - unless one were to allow a double anacrusis.
- A full anapestic metre with feminine ending gives somewhat the effect of anacrusis, since a third light syllable must be crowded in between the stresses.
- The Old English poem contains only about eighty instances of anacrusis, for example.
2 Music One or more unstressed notes before the first bar line of a piece or passage.
Oraciones de ejemplo
- The first subphrase is a modified inversion of the first measure of the Mother's theme, motives a and b and the first note of motive c, excluding the anacrusis but including the grace note.
- Edward's final, truthful, answer, 'O, I have killed my father dear,' explodes at the end of the third stanza of the poem and in the music at the anacrusis to measure 44.
- This restatement of the Mother's opening chord provides the vehicle for a sudden shift of tonality to B-flat major and Edward's final answer at the anacrusis to measures 44 and following.
Mid 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek anakrousis 'prelude', from ana- 'up' + krousis, from krouein 'to strike'.
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An award-winning graphic designer, Jessica Helfand received both her B.A. in graphic design and architectural theory and her MFA in graphic design from Yale University. A partner with William Drenttel in Winterhouse and a founding editor of Design Observer, Helfand has written for many national publications, including the Los Angeles Times Book Review, Aperture, and The New Republic. She is the author of numerous books on design and cultural criticism, including Paul Rand: American Modernist (1998), Screen: Essays on Graphic Design, New Media, and Visual Culture (2001), and Reinventing the Wheel (2002), which formed the basis for an exhibition in 2004 at the Grolier Club in New York City. Her critically acclaimed Scrapbooks: An American History (2008) was named that year's best visual gift book by the New York Times.
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Getting Your Voice Over Career Going with Voices.com
By Stephanie Ciccarelli
September 13, 2010
Many people considering voice over as a profession have three basic areas of concern that need to be addressed before they can fully commit to training up and pursuing a career as a professional voice over artist.
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We'd love to hear from you! Be sure to register so that you are able to tune in. If you can't make it on the live call, rest assured that a recording will be provided to you upon request.
Best wishes,
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Stephanie- This is just another reason why I prefer Voices.com over other sites. While these appear to be targeted for new voice over folks, I'm sure I'll find a nugget or two of useful info. Thank you for these great learning opportunities! -JCDPosted by:
I'm brand new to the site and I've missed the first two. Will the webinars be available on demand later? Thank you.Posted by:
Hi Chuck,
Thank you for writing and also for your question. You can request that links to the previous webinars be sent to you. Please email support(at)voices.com and let us know! One of our friendly representatives will get back to you with links to where you can download the audio recordings.
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Hello my name is Bryan Quinn, I'm 16 years old and I am interested in having a voice over career. I have an exceptionaly deep voice for my age and I was wondering if there was any way I could pursue this career while going to high school.Posted by:
Hi Brian,
Thank you for commenting and I hope all is well with you. To answer your question, there are a number of activities you could pursue to help train your voice and develop a greater appreciation for voice over and voice acting.
I recommend that you listen to the Voice Over Experts podcast found here:
Also, reading VOX Daily (the blog you commented on) is a great source of information that will help you. Another idea is to listen to every voice over you hear and study what those who are already successful in the business are doing in your market and beyond.
If you are looking to pursue post-secondary education to support a career in voice acting, check out universities or colleges that offer theatre, drama or acting programs.
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Godby Principal Jean Ferguson was at Godby Monday morning welcoming students like she always does.
This year will have a different feel to it. Principal Ferguson was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a blood cell cancer, back in July.
While she is stepping down as principal, she is going to help out in other ways. She said she will always be the Godby Cougars' #1 cheerleader.
Word that Principal Jean Ferguson has cancer spread quickly, even though it was summertime. Notes and pictures with messages poured into her office.
Jean Ferguson said, "It's just so heartening to see how much they truly care, and that's what I love about them.They do have huge hearts."
Students are rallying around her as she undergoes dialysis and chemo at the same time. The students say she is always their "cheerleader" with her pom pom in hand.
Diontaye Williams is a Junior at Godby. He said, "I will probably miss her smile, she was always jolly. She was nice."
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Kourney Kilpatrick said Ferguson has always supported him, especially in the school plays.
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Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Social Work
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The Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Social Work degree is a professional qualification that is accredited with the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW) and satisfies all the academic requirements necessary for professional recognition as a social worker. Our program offers you the opportunity to combine this professional qualification with majors that complement the Bachelor of Social Work, such as Sociology and Social Policy, Gender Studies or Philosophy offered through the Bachelor of Arts degree .
Our combined Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Social Work program teaches relevant skills and knowledge to people who are interested in becoming social, youth, health, welfare or community workers, or working in residential care, administration, research, policy development or counselling.
You will be required to undertake integrated studies in social sciences, social policy and social work theory and practice. This degree has a strong emphasis on Australian and comparative social welfare studies. In years four and five, you will undertake the professional social work program, which includes fieldwork supervised by highly skilled and experienced practitioners in a variety of settings. These placements are an essential part of the course.
Course outline
Study plan
In this five year degree, candidates spend the first three years undertaking a combination of Arts, Social Sciences and Social Work units of study, including a major from Arts and Social Sciences and its prerequisite units, a second major or elective units of study, aswell as core units in Sociology, Aboriginal Studies, Psychology and Social Policy. The fourth and fifth years of the degree are spent studying Social Work full-time. This will comprise units of study in Issue Based Learning, Professional Practice and Integrative Studies plus 60 days of field education in year 4 and 80 days in year 5.
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A major is usually a two-year defined sequence of study, generally comprising specified units of study in a particular subject area. Majors are included on students' testamurs. Completion of a major is a requirement of the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Social Work. Candidates have the option of completing up to two majors. In most cases a major consists of 36 credit points (cp) in senior (2000/3000-level) units of study (6cp each) from a single subject area of study. Senior units of study can only be used to meet the requirements for one major. Units cannot be 'double counted' or 'counted twice'. For example, FRNC2622 may be counted to either a major in French studies or a major in European studies major, but cannot be counted towards both. The exact requirements for majors may differ between subject areas. Most majors in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences require the completion of at least two junior (1000-level) prerequisite units of study (6cp each).
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- Agricultural Economics
- American Studies
- Ancient History
- Anthropology
- Arabic Language and Cultures
- Archaeology
- Art History
- Asian Studies
- Australian Literature
- Biblical Studies
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- Cultural Studies
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- Economics
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- Environmental and Resource Economics
- European Studies
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- Japanese Studies
- Jewish Civilisation, Thought and Culture
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- Political Economy
- Sanskrit (Indian Sub-Continental Studies)
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- Sociology
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- Studies in Religion
- Theatre and Performance Studies
- World Religions
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A major in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences comprises the satisfactory completion of a minimum 36 credit points (cp) of senior units of study in the chosen subject area including any units of study specified in the table of undergraduate units of study as compulsory for that major. All students complete a major in this course. Students planning to proceed to an honours year in the Arts component of this course should be aware of additional pre-requisites for honours admission, normally a minimum 48cp of senior units of study in the subject area with a Credit average.
Units of study completed at the University of Sydney Summer School which correspond to units of study permitted to count to this degree may be credited towards the course requirements. A standard full-time enrolment is 24cp per semester; less than 18cp per semester is considered to be part-time. A student may not enrol in more than 30cp in any one semester without permission and may not enrol in a unit of study, before meeting any prerequisites and corequisites for that unit of study. Under normal progression, a student shall undertake and successfully complete all units of study to the value of 24 credit points per semester as prescribed for the course. Candidates are required to attend all lectures, tutorials and performance-related activities prescribed for their units of study.
What is an elective?
An elective is a unit of study within a degree, usually an option within a course. Electives allow more detailed study of a particular subject. Electives can be selected from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences or from other faculties within the university (subject to permission from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences).
Course opportunities
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Social Work candidates will complete 60 days of fieldwork in year 4 and 80 days in year 5. Field education is a core component of the University of Sydney Social Work program. The field education learning expectations are developed across the program aiming to develop values, skills and knowledge from a beginner to a practitioner capable of meeting the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW) Practice Standards.
Course outcomes and further study
Graduate opportunities
Our Bachelor of Social Work graduates have a wide range of career opportunities available to them in such fields as housing, health, social security, aged care, family welfare, programs for people with disabilities and services for migrant communities.
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Opportunities also exist for involvement in research, policy development and welfare administration. Career opportunities for Arts graduates are broad and depend on units studied, to what level, and on other skills and experience.
Course accreditation
The Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Social Work is a professional qualification that is accredited by the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW).
Further study
Eligible candidates may proceed to an honours year in the Bachelor of Arts, or apply for admission to a rich postgraduate program in the humanities and social sciences, comprising advanced learning and professional courses. Master degrees include capstone projects ranging from internships with government and non-government organisations in Australia and overseas, the gallery and museum sector, and leading media organisations, to opportunities for independent research projects which prepare students for higher degrees by research.
About honours
Honours is available to meritorious candidates in either arts or social work. For the BA honours course, an additional honours year is completed after the third year of study. In social work honours is integrated and is taken in the fourth and fifth years of the degree.
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Admission to this course is on the basis of a secondary school leaving qualification such as the NSW Higher School Certificate (including national and international equivalents), tertiary study or an approved preparation program. English language requirements must be met where these are not demonstrated by sufficient qualifications taught in English. Special admission pathways are open for domestic mature aged applicants who do not possess a school leaving qualification, educationally disadvantaged applicants and for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Applicants are ranked by merit and offers for available places are issued according to the ranking.
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For further information about how to calculate your specific total tuition fees, please refer to the University's Future Students' website.
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In addition to the fees indicated here for the course of study, International Students studying on an Australian Student Visa must have appropriate health insurance for the duration of their studies on a Student Visa through an approved provider of the Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) scheme. This is a requirement of the Australian Government, unless otherwise exempted by the Government.
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Andrew Bolt –, Saturday, November, 28, 2009, (7:00pm)
Green journalists may ignore them, but scientists cannot. In fact, even the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change itself is threatened by the Climategate emails.
Professor Mike Hulme is of the University of East Anglia from which the emails were leaked, and is named by ScienceWatch as "the 10th most cited author in the world in the field of climate change, between 1999 and 2009". The leaked emails of IPCC authors show an organisation corrupted by a clique of warmist evangelists, and even Hume now says the IPCC may have run its course:
(The UN's Copenhagen summit) is about raw politics, not about the politics of science… It is possible that climate science has become too partisan, too centralized. The tribalism that some of the leaked emails display is something more usually associated with social organization within primitive cultures; it is not attractive when we find it at work inside science.
It is also possible that the institutional innovation that has been the I.P.C.C. has run its course. Yes, there will be an AR5 (fifth report) but for what purpose? The I.P.C.C. itself, through its structural tendency to politicize climate change science, has perhaps helped to foster a more authoritarian and exclusive form of knowledge production – just at a time when a globalizing and wired cosmopolitan culture is demanding of science something much more open and inclusive.
(Thanks to readers PlatoSays and JX.)
Climate researcher and IPCC co-author Eduardo Zorita calls for Climategate scientists Michael Mann, Phil Jones and Stefan Rahmstorf to be barred from the IPCC processes:
I may confirm what has been written in other places: research in some areas of climate science has been and is full of machination, conspiracies, and collusion, as any reader can interpret from the CRU-files …
I am also aware that in this thick atmosphere – and I am not speaking of greenhouse gases now – editors, reviewers and authors of alternative studies, analysis, interpretations, even based on the same data we have at our disposal, have been bullied and subtly blackmailed. In this atmosphere, Ph D students are often tempted to tweak their data so as to fit the 'politically correct picture'.
And what does it say about the disgraceful politicisation of climate science that Zorita warns:
By writing these lines I will just probably achieve that a few of my future studies will, again, not see the light of publication.
Peer review at the Climatic Research Unit:
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The SMH can't even see the column, let alone the scandal
Andrew Bolt –, Saturday, November, 28, 2009, (5:59pm)
British warming crusader George Monbiot has written two recent columns on denialism.
The first, three weeks ago, castigated the alleged denialism of sceptics:
There is no point in denying it: we're losing. Climate change denial is spreading like a contagious disease. It exists in a sphere which cannot be reached by evidence or reasoned argument; any attempt to draw attention to scientific findings is greeted with furious invective. This sphere is expanding with astonishing speed.
The second, just three days ago, castigated the alleged denialism of Monbiot's fellow warmists:
I have seldom felt so alone. Confronted with crisis, most of the environmentalists I know have gone into denial. The emails hacked from the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Anglia, they say, are a storm in a tea cup, no big deal, exaggerated out of all recognition. It is true that climate change deniers have made wild claims which the material can't possibly support (the end of global warming, the death of climate science). But it is also true that the emails are very damaging.
So which of those two columns do you think the Sydney Morning Herald chose to run today - the dated one attacking sceptics (again) or the new one attacking the warmists now refusing to confront the greatest scientific scandal of their faith?
This is not just denial but deceit. Monbiot is made to seem as if he's reacting to the revolt of the Liberal sceptics against their warmist leader, when in fact that revolt was driven in (small) part by the very scandal that he accepts is genuine.
The mainstream media - with a handful of (conservative) exceptions - do not know what terrible damage they are doing to their credibility by ignoring or drastically downplaying the Climategate scandal. The story is out, a couple of million times over, on the Internet.
What do you think the people reading of this scandal there conclude when they then turn to, say, The Age or the ABC, and find there barely a word of coverage?
I'll tell you: they'll conclude that the media cannot be trusted to tell even the news, let alone the truth, when it conflicts with their agenda. Hear that from the ABC's Melbourne talkback host Jon Faine himself when he explained why he would not even discuss the emails:
That was my assessment of whether this was actually of any significance or not, and I decided that it wasn't and we wouldn't spend time on it. It suits the conspiracy theorists beautifully…
The other thing these readers will conclude is that for news involving certain ideologies, they must of necessity turn to the Internet, and in particular to certain blogs they trust to speak freely. For all those in the ABC and Age who deplore the influence of my blog, my sincere thanks for your part this week in making it more essential reading than ever.
Fools. You cut your own throats.
(A PS for media monitoring services and self-Googlers who most need to read and reflect on the above: attention Mark Scott, Paul Ramadge, Angelo Frangopoulos, Jeremy Millar and David Koch.)
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David Jones runs both hot and cold
Andrew Bolt –, Saturday, November, 28, 2009, (12:12pm)
David Jones is the warmist preacher who heads the National Climate Centre at the Australian Bureau of Meteorology.
Is all his work riddled with such contradictions?
Anthony - due to professional reasons - I am unable to comment on Bolt's column. But as with most of his material it is rubbish.
(Thanks to a Jones colleague who'd rather stay anonymous.)
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New Zealand's man-made warming
Andrew Bolt –, Saturday, November, 28, 2009, (10:52am)
New Zealand sceptics this week asked how New Zealand's National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research fiddled the data to create this iconic warming graph:
When in fact the raw data showed no such warming spike:
The spike was produced by adjustments made by an IPCC co-author who once worked with the Climatic Research Unit now at the centre of the Climategate scandal.
NIWA has responded saying those adjustments were made to account for changes in the siting of the measuring stations, but has released the reasoning for only one of those station adjustments.
Even that one defence (release the rest!) is now being picked apart in Investigate:
(NIWA's) David Wratt told Investigate earlier there was international agreement on how to make temperature adjustments, and in the news release tonight he elaborates on that:"Thus, if one measurement station is closed (or data missing for a period), it is acceptable to replace it with another nearby site provided an adjustment is made to the average temperature difference between the sites."
Except, except, it all hinges on the quality of the reasoning that goes into making that adjustment. If it were me, I would have slung up a temperature station in the disused location (at Thorndon, where temperatures for Wellington were calculated until 1927) again and worked out over a year the average offset between Thorndon and Kelburn (a higher location from where they've been calculated since). It's not perfect, after all we are talking about a switch in 1928, but it would be something. But NIWA didn't do that.
Instead, as their news release records, they simply guessed that the readings taken at Wellington Airport would be similar to Thorndon, simply because both sites are only a few metres above sea level.
Airport records temps about 0.79C above Kelburn on average, so NIWA simply said to themselves, "that'll do" and made the Airport/Kelburn offset the official offset for Thorndon/Kelburn as well, even though no comparison study of the latter scenario has ever been done....
What's interesting is that if you leave Kelburn out of the equation, Thorndon in 1910 is not far below Airport 2010. Perhaps that gave NIWA some confidence that the two locations were equivalent, but I'm betting Thorndon a hundred years ago was very different from an international airport now…
Now, it may be that there was a good and obvious reason to adjust Wellington temps. My question remains, however: is applying a temperature example from 15km away in a different climate zone a valid way of rearranging historical data?
But Anthony Watts, who has uncovered the astonishing siting of many US weather stations, wonders how much reliance can be placed on a warming trend detected by a station mounted next to air conditioners on the roof of the NIWA headquarters:
Sceptic Willis Eschenbach tells the extraordinary tale of how the CRU blocked all his attempts to check its data - even before he'd asked for it.
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Turnbull's scientists
Andrew Bolt –, Saturday, November, 28, 2009, (10:37am)
Thre times I've heard Malcolm Turnbull cite three authorities - and just these three - for his belief that global warming is a threat that we must fight with a great green tax.
Those authorites are the famous climate scientists Margaret Thatcher, John Howard and Rupert Murdoch.
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Boat people praise Rudd
Andrew Bolt –, Saturday, November, 28, 2009, (9:43am)
Yet another asylum seeker in Indonesia says Kevin Rudd has inspired him to try his luck:
''We heard that Australia recognised Hazara,'' he said. ''The government has changed now. It's good for refugees there.''
An Iraqi told the ABC: "Kevin Rudd - he's changed everything about refugee. If I go to Australia now, different."
An Afghan told The Australian: "I know Kevin Rudd is the new PM ... he has tried to get more immigrants. I have heard that if someone arrives it is easy."
Red marks the spot on the Immigration Department graph when Rudd last weakened our boat people laws:
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Not a warming world, but warming friendships
Andrew Bolt –, Saturday, November, 28, 2009, (9:13am)
Tom Arup was The Age's national political reporter and is now the environment correspondent for both The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. Do you get the idea from his latest column that he's a whole lot too close to one side of the debate?
The call comes early in the morning this time. ''I've got something that will solve the climate change problem,'' an excited voice says.
I prop myself up in bed.... my clock says its is 7.36 AM.... ''How did you get my number,'' I shoot back. But feeling bad, I ask what the miracle solution is…
I tell the press secretary for Greens Senator Christine Milne, a thin good humoured fellow name Tim, about (another "miracle solution")…
On the lawns of Parliament house there has been a small tent where a man is fasting for climate change… The faster's marketing person has been hassling me about a story for two weeks....
I have decided to ignore the whole thing… But there is no escape. My housemate has a friend staying at my place who has come to Canberra to ''show solidarity'' with the faster… ''What you need to understand...'' he says, setting off on to an indescribable rant as I open a beer which promises to be 100 per cent carbon offset…
A group running for climate change is also in town. They want to meet. We do...
Sadly, in all this dealing with green cranks, drinking of green beer, joshing with Greens, and sifting through Green dreams, Arup has simply run out of any time to write about the greatest green scandal in his lifetime.
WHICH again for me raises the question: do personal loyalities make it difficult to be as dispassionate about such a morally loaded topic? An important example:
Janet Rice, the Greens candidate for Steve Bracks' seat of Williamstown..., is married to CSIRO climate change researcher, Dr Penelope Whetton...
Whetton is not just some "climate change reseacher", but CSIRO's Climate Change Impact and Risk group leader and a lead author of the 2007 IPCC report.
How dispassionate is she? Well, she endorsed the science in Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth:
I was really quite moved, and given that this film was about a topic I deal with every day, this says something about how powerfully it communicates its message. Its scientific basis is very sound." 4.75 out of 5
That, when, as a British judge later found, the film had at least nine severe scientific flaws and exaggerations, and also featured the discredited "hockey stick" of Michael Mann, falsely claiming the world hadn't been hotter in thousands of years.
How could Whetton have endorsed anything so error-riddled? Is she as gullible in her work?
Reader soldier in comments today warns Climate Change Minister Penny Wong of an intimate connection she has, too:
Did you know that Penny Wong is 18% carbon? More importantly does Penny Wong know that she is 18% carbon and therefore she is loaded with what she insists is a pollutant?
Reader Ivory Tickler says The Age's state political correspondent and former environment writer Melissa Fyfe also has more important journalistic work to be getting on with:
Fyfe is jogging in (Run For A Safe Climate) group and sending dispatches as she goes. Of course, while she was off running, Climeategate broke and she hasn't written a word about it.
Green journalists, including the ABC's Jon Faine, refuse to even discuss the emails which have prompted an official inquiry into what they say about the Climatic Research Unit and the warmist science:
Phil Willis MP said the House of Commons Science and Technology Select Committee - of which he is chair - had written to UEA asking for copies of the e-mails and an explanation. Depending on the response, the committee will decide whether to proceed further....
Details of a university inquiry ... are likely to be made public next week… One senior climate scientist told me that the chair would have to be a person accepted by both mainstream climate scientists and sceptics as a highly respected figure without strong connections to either group.
(Thanks to reader Gordon of Gordonwood.)
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From the ashes, green shoots
Andrew Bolt –, Saturday, November, 28, 2009, (9:07am)
Two newish names which have announced themselves in the Liberals' fight over its future - South Australian Senator Cory Bernardi and Victoria's Mitch Fifield.
My tip: you will hear a lot more of both, and to the Liberals' advantage.
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Why time is the Liberals' friend
Andrew Bolt –, Saturday, November, 28, 2009, (8:47am)
Tony Abbott is now the frontrunner for the Liberal leadership, says the Australian.
His likely policy:
The Wall Street Journal Asia editorialised this week that the Rudd-Turnbull trading scheme will do nothing to "curb global warming but [it] will raise energy prices and cost thousands of jobs [making] Australian industry unilaterally less competitive, without any appreciable global benefit."
It is incomprehensible why Turnbull would want to share ownership with the Government of this "train wreck".
As Abbott pointed out this week, the Opposition has already "felt constrained not to question the Government over … the estimated $1100 a year extra costs for families because that was now its policy".
Paul Kelly agrees that Abbott's main rival is Joe Hockey:
Hockey is appalled at recent events. He wants the ETS to pass.
Kelly, like many in the commentariat, seems both stunned and appalled that the "self-righteous" sceptics have rebelled against Malcolm Turnbull. The unexamined assumption is that the sceptics are, of course, plain crazy in rejecting global warming faith. No effort at all is put into examining their arguments.
Instead, the argument waged against them is that their policies would lead the Liberals into an electoral wipeout.
Widely overlooked are four arguments:
1. The Liberals were headed for defeat, anyway, even if they approved Rudd's great green tax.
2. Telling sceptics to back Rudd's great green tax because it's popular is like telling a socialist to become a free-marketer for the votes. Some people really are in politics to fight for their values, even if the battle looks hopeless. Are journalists really so hostile to principle in politics?
3. The polls may show lots of public support for "action" on "climate change", but the numbers are fast falling, and fall even lower when the question is narrowed to support for a great green tax. How much further would they fall if the Opposition started to argue against both, instead of echoing Labor? The commentariat is underestimating the power of passionate, reasoned argument of a position backed by economics and the latest evidence of a cooling world.
4. The science underpinning Rudd's great green tax is suddenly looking much shakier. Even Kevin Trenberth, a lead author of the IPCC report which underpins Rudd's global warming schemes, concedes "where the heck is global warming?" and complains: "The fact is that we can't account for the lack of warming at the moment and it is a travesty that we can't." A revisiting of the science is not just urgent, but imminent.
The talk is now that the Liberals are hopelessly split, much as was Labor by the Catholics.
That's false, and the analogy is instructive. The Liberals are split only if you think opinions on global warming as an immutable matter of faith or ideology, rather than of a pragmatic judgment of science and economics, always open to change as new evidence emerges.
The Liberals can be healed - in time - if they do the hard work of revisting the science and economics underpinning Rudd's great green tax and the rest of the warming juggernaut. And events may prove decisive in settling any difference of opinion.
First, if the world keeps failing to warm, the warming theory will crumble.
If the world's biggest emitters keep refusing to agree to their own, legally-enforceable cuts in emissions, then Australia going it alone will seem even more suicidally mad.
Of course, it cuts both ways. If the world resumes warming with a vengeance, and if the world's big emitters do indeed set real targets for cuts, then the sceptics will be forced by the evidence to give in - or at least give in to the precaution argument.
Time will tell. Time will heal. And time is now what the Liberals need most. That means delaying Rudd's great green tax at the very least.
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Hiding the European decline
Andrew Bolt –, Saturday, November, 28, 2009, (8:32am)
Did the Climatic Research Unit also "hide the decline" in Europe?
The global average temperature is calculated by climatologists at the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Anglia. The temperature graph the CRU produces from its monthly averages is the main indicator of global temperature change used by the International Panel on Climate Change, and it shows a steady increase in global lower atmospheric temperature over the 20th century. Similar graphs for regions of the world, such as Europe and North America, show the same trend. This is consistent with increasing industrialization, growing use of fossil fuels, and rising atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide....
(C)ase closed: The Earth is warming. Except for one problem. CRU's average temperature data doesn't jive with that of Vincent Courtillot, a French geo-magneticist, director of the Institut de Physique du Globe in Paris, and a former scientific advisor to the French Cabinet. Last year he and three colleagues plotted an average temperature chart for Europe that shows a surprisingly different trend. Aside from a very cold spell in 1940, temperatures were flat for most of the 20th century, showing no warming while fossil fuel use grew. Then in 1987 they shot up by about 1 C and have not shown any warming since. This pattern cannot be explained by rising carbon dioxide concentrations, unless some critical threshold was reached in 1987; nor can it be explained by climate models.
Why the difference?
CRU, in contrast, calculates average temperatures by month — rather than daily — over individual grid boxes on the Earth's surface that are 5 degrees of latitude by 5 degrees of longitude, from 1850 to the present. First it makes hundreds of adjustments to the raw data, which sometimes require educated guesses, to try to correct for such things as changes in the type and location of thermometers. It also combines air temperatures and water temperatures from the sea. It uses fancy statistical techniques to fill in gaps of missing data in grid boxes with few or no temperature measurements. CRU then adjusts the averages to show changes in temperature since 1961-1990.
CRU calls the 1961-1990 the "normal" period and the average temperature of this period it calls the "normal." It subtracts the normal from each monthly average and calls these the monthly "anomalies." A positive anomaly means a temperature was warmer than CRU's normal period. Finally CRU averages the grid box anomalies over regions such as Europe or over the entire surface of the globe for each month to get the European or global monthly average anomaly. You see the result in the IPCC graph nearby, which shows rising temperatures.
The decision to consider the 1961-1990 period as 'normal' was CRUs. Had CRU chosen a different period under consideration, the IPCC graph would have shown less warming, as discussed in one of the Climategate emails, from David Parker of the UK meteorological office. In it, Parker advised Jones not to select a different period, saying "anomalies will seem less positive than before if we change to newer normals, so the impression of global warming will be muted." That's hardly a compelling scientific justification!
(Thanks to reader cynical1.)
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