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The Warriors have contacted Turner Sports officials expressing concern that TNT's negative portrayal of JaVale McGee is doing unnecessary damage to the center's reputation, sources told ESPN.
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The Philadelphia 76ers have selected four players in the lottery since 2014. Ben Simmons will become the third player in that group to not play in the season after being drafted. Jahlil Okafor played in 53 games after being drafted No. 3 overall by the 76ers in 2015.
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DeMarcus Cousins and Nerlens Noel both will be on new teams for the second half of the NBA season. Find out what other big deals went down before the NBA trade deadline.
Jimmy Butler, on finding out about OKC trade: "It was crazy, I was in the locker room with both of them afterwards and said the same thing I always do: "Have a great day." Me, not knowing that the trade had went through yet. Obviously I talked to Taj and Doug both right after. Forever my guys, man. I hate to see guys go like that, but it's a business at the end of the day. Everybody's got to accept that."
Kristaps Porzingis said there's no ligament damage to his sprained ankle. He won't play against the Sixers tomorrow. He didn't rule out playing against Toronto on Monday but Knicks very likely could keep him out.
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Max Kellerman points to the lack of big moves from the NBA as a sign that the Warriors will remain atop the NBA.
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The Bulls didn't just lose a productive player in Thursday's deal. In Taj Gibson, they lost an example for younger players that will be sorely missed.
Paxson dismisses 'false narrative' of discord among Bulls brass
The trade deadline passed with Jimmy Butler still a Bull and execs John Paxson and Gar Forman still on the defensive against rumors of disagreement.
How do OKC's deadline acquisitions fit around Russell Westbrook?
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Gibson, McDermott good additions for Thunder.
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The Celtics' Isaiah Thomas said his wide-eyed emoji post that sent Celtics fans atwitter didn't have anything to do with the trade deadline.
Isaiah: 'I just embrace the moment'
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Bosh to continue working as television analyst
Chris Bosh, still under contract with the Miami Heat, will continue working as a TV analyst for Turner Sports for five consecutive Mondays, starting Feb. 27.
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Stephen A. says 'the ship has sailed for Griffin in L.A.'
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 17, 2017 -- Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) and Johns Hopkins University (JHU) recently hosted a workout and physical health and wellness expo for a group of wounded veterans at the university's workout facilities. Among the attendees was Army veteran Mark Mills; he served 17 years before being medically discharged.
"I knew what I wanted to learn coming into this event – nutrition," he said. "And that's exactly what happened. The chef taught us some helpful techniques. My wife and mom both had surgery last month, and I've been taking care of them. Learning those healthy recipes and fast cooking techniques couldn't have come at a better time. I also want to lose some weight; I'm currently at 196 pounds, but my long-term goal is to get down to 186."
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17, 2017 -- Georgetown University opened its doors recently to injured veterans taking part in a Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) Physical Health and Wellness coaching program. As they spent three days exploring exercise, nutrition, and lifestyle goals, warriors reaped the benefits of getting out of the house and connecting with fellow service members.
The expo kick-started a 90-day coaching program, which will empower warriors to rehabilitate themselves through physical and nutritional practices. Participants set goals and received tools to track individual progress on the first day. Warriors were then tested for range of motion and learned about adaptive exercises that could be incorporated into an effective workout regimen. After learning about proper nutrition and hydration with a sports nutritionist, the group headed to the Verizon Center to see the men's basketball team face off against UCONN. Veterans rounded out their expo experience with a Total Body Resistance Exercise (TRX) workout demo, followed by a tour of the Thompson Athletic Center. Georgetown's head football coach met with the group to share insights on the importance of mindset and motivation.
KILLINGTON, Vt., Feb. 17, 2017 -- An abundance of snow and chilly temperatures could not keep Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) veterans away from the slopes of Pico Mountain recently. Participants skied, rode snowboards, and enjoyed the benefits of getting out of the house and connecting with fellow service members.
Warriors and guests arrived at the mountain early, eager to obtain their equipment and conquer the snowy peaks. Many participants were beginners, so the bunny slope was busy throughout the day. Only an afternoon trip to the Slopeside Grill for lunch interrupted the action.
HOUSTON, Feb. 16, 2017 -- During the biggest night in football, one warrior served by Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) was able to experience the action up close. While attending an event hosted by USAA® and the NFL, U.S. Marine Corps veteran Marcelino Gonzalez was chosen as the lucky winner for two free tickets – donated by the NFL – to Super Bowl LI. He and his wife enjoyed the game, close to the field – and another prominent attendee.
"The feeling of being there was surreal," Marcelino said. "Going to the Super Bowl is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. To experience it with my wife made it even better. My seats were in a great section, 40 feet from Vice President Mike Pence. It was an amazing game."
WHITESBURG, Ga., Feb. 16, 2017 -- Warriors recently attended a Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) mental health workshop at Historic Banning Mills in Whitesburg, Georgia. These gatherings are often the first time warriors leave their homes to connect with others in their communities.
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The brand HUGO by Hugo Boss might call to mind duty-free perfume or gaunt models strutting down the catwalk in eye-wateringly expensive outfits to those who aren't particularly interested in fashion. Indeed, there is a film here that shows gaunt models wearing red suits and red lipstick, bones protruding, subjected to a wind-machine and flashing lights. But that's about all the fashion there is.
The twenty "international leading creators and inspiring innovators" who have been asked to collaborate with the brand to celebrate its 20th anniversary have produced art, rather than haute couture. This interactive exhibition recalls the atmosphere of The Launchpad at The Science Museum in the early 90s (which is the last time I was there): visitors can play around with things and delight in technology. Only now the technology is much more sophisticated.
There were a lot of children in attendance when I visited, due to the summer holidays, which turned these sleek, expertly designed aesthetic curiosities into playground rides and undercut the snootiness for which the fashion world is famed. This exhibition is entertaining and thoughtful, with a good combination of high-tech wonderment and creative mess.
Across one wall of the gallery, the Berlin-based Sonice Development group have created a robotic drawing installation called Emerging Colorspace (2013), which looks like a huge red abstract scrawl, shot through with anarchic green lines. Made with a machine, it has the crude appearance of a child's drawing.
It sits well next to The Pulse of London (2013) by Italian artist Marco Barotti and Plastique Fantastique: a giant red transparent ball that visitors can attempt to climb in and out of via a slit, which is so awkward that most stagger and fall, causing much slap-stick hilarity. The entrance/exit is perhaps the most arresting part of this installation, which is designed to take the pulse of visitors, but wasn't working when I was there. However, it is fun to stand inside a big bubble, and the kids loved it.
The whole exhibition is themed to the brand's colours: red, black, and white. The aim is to showcase "the spirit of 'not following'", but one of the highlights, a film by Japanese artist Daito Manabe, seems to offer a sly critique of consumerism itself. Electric stimuli have been attached to a mass of people's faces so that they all twitch and spasm at the same time. They look happy to be controlled.
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all political stuff aside, have a meal at the hof brue hous, it is fascinating. I used to spend a lot of time in munich, and there was a fantastic sausage place in the train station, but the way these things work, it probably isn't there any more. if I were going for 3 days to munich, I probably wouldn't eat anyplace but a beer hall or a sausage stand, there are enough of them.
also, there is the (and this will be spelled incorrectly) viktuals mrkt. that is a great food market, and you can get bread and cold cuts and cheeses and so on, and have a picnick.
there is an area that basically is around the historic center, coming from the train station that has both a lot of high end stores and also soem traditional clothing stores. I am sure that I remember a store that has vass shoes, but I may be wrong. the loden coats and hats are a great value, but nothing is really cheap. I am guessing that you aren't looking for lederhosen.
enjoy yourself, I love the art museums in munich.
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Go eat and drink at Augustiner - the oldest brewery in Munich and to me the best as well.
Walk around a few hours in the Hunting and Fishing Museum. Lots of cool hunting spikes/spears, crossbows, and rifles in there.
Shop at Eduard Meier, which has beautiful Bavarian clothing as well as more wearable clothing as well.
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Maximilianstrasse, Residenzstrasse, Theatinerstrasse, Brienner Strasse are visually very appealing streets where you will find some art galleries and most high-end stores. This includes the usual international labels, but also a few local stores including
- Ed Meier (make sure you go to the store at Brienner where they sell now their own clothing and shoe lines. You find a selection of EGs, C&J and a few other nice brands in the adjacent store called James Dowie, which is owned by Ed Meier. The store in Residenzstrasse now serves as outlet.
- Max Dietl (selection of Brioni, Kiton and Attolini)
- Lodenfrey (upscale department store with nice selection of Italian suit makers as well as quality traditional Bavarian clothing)
There is a Kiton store a bit off the main shopping area at Oskar-von-Miller-Ring 1. If you like Canali and Caruso it is also worth checking out Hirmer at Kaufinger Str. 28 or Eckerle at Theatinerstraße 3. They have nice selections and prices should be much better than in the US as long as you ensure you get a VAT refund when flying out of the EU.
For food shopping, it is worth strolling through Viktualienmarkt, the adjecent Schrannenhallen, Dallmayr at Dienerstr. 14-15, Feinkost Käfer at Prinzregentenstraße 73 or Whisk(e)y Shop tara at Rindermarkt 16 for getting a bottle of Bavarian Single Malt (I am not kidding).
Hofbraeuhaus is a must-see, but it is certainly not the best place for Bavarian food. Much better are the Ayinger restaurant just across from the Hofbraeuhaus, Spatenhaus at Residenzstr. 12, Augustinerkeller at Arnulfstrasse 52. If you wanna have Bavarian food in a more youthful environment I recommend Kaisergarten at Kaiserstr. 34 in Schwabing.
Munich also has plenty of international fare including Italian, Greek, Indian, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Pakistani, Ethiopian, etc.
The best you can do if the weather is nice: Sit in one of the many street cafes (especially at pretty locations like Odeonsplatz) order an "Aperol Spritz" or a "Hugo" and enjoy.
The three Pinakotheken and Museum Brandhorst are must-sees. Also, a tour through the Residenz and its treasury with the Bavarian crown jewels is nice. Note: Munich has three world class orchestras and a great opera, but August is unfortunately off-season.
Enjoy the districts off the tourist tracks, e.g. Haidhausen, Nymphenburg, Isarvorstadt and of course Schwabing. There are nice smaller shops, cafes, restaurants and some architectural little gems.
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Been a few years since I visited Munich but the spatenhaus is great.
Germany has very decent Turkish food. One of my all time favority donner kebab places is in Dresden. Even the typical donner stands in Germany are very acceptable.
The English Garden is a delight as long as the weather cooperates.
Last time, Munich had a pretty good rental bicycle program. Great city for bikes. Can also rent bicycles at the main train station (like most german cities).
Some of the student activities (cobbled street orthogonal to Maximillian) are amusing.
The restaurants with outdoor seating (nicer ones) typically have very professional and unrushed service. I enjoyed being forced to slow down and relax.
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This is a must in summer:
>> The English Garden is a delight as long as the weather cooperates.
Also check out the Olympiapark, which has the (still) impressive olympic stadion => http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympiastadion_(Munich)
In the Olympiapark there is the radio tower, if you like to see Munich from a bird's perspective, check it out.
If you're there and at least somewhat into cars, visit the BMW world. Even if you're not into cars, the architecture alone is quite impressive => http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMW_World
Vis a vis the town hall there is the "Café Glockenspiel", which/must can be accessed by an elevator. It's a nice, slightly upscale Café/Restaurant with good food.
For shopping, most has been said already. On Theatinerstraße I'd like to point out the "Fünf Höhe" shopping quarter, where you will find some nice shops, among them "Boggi Milano" which is often referred to as the Italian Brooks Brothers here. => http://www.fuenfhoefe.de/en/
You may also wanna check out the Tollwood festival in the Olympic Park http://www.tollwood.de/english/summerfestival-2014/


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It's two days late for a real White Christmas (thank goodness, who wants
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morning. We must have about nine inches, though it's hard to tell
because it has been so windy and drifted in great heaps.
One stunning, and surprising sight was an oriole that came to the
feeder, and then hopped around on the show in the breezeway. He
has been here for a few days now. Any bird specialists our there?
We used to have orioles years ago - I used to hang pieces of colored
yarn on the shrubbery and watch orioles collect them for nest-building.
The male would sit nearby and chatter at the female to tell her which
pieces to take and what to do with them. But in the past ten years
or so, I haven't seen them in the summertime. Last year one came
to the feeder a few times - I thought he was just lost, perhaps. But
again this one is coming to the feeder. Have they changed their
migration patterns due to global warming? If so, I'm afraid they have
been premature - it has been an unusually cold December here - they
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3. Bring beet juice, cider vinegar, sugar and pickling spices to boiling in same saucepan; pour over eggs. Let stand, turning several times, 1 hour, or until whites are tinted a rich pink; drain; cover and chill until serving time. Slice in halves to serve.
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% Daily Value*
Total Fat 52 g80.7%
Saturated Fat 16.4 g81.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 2233.2 mg744.4%
Sodium 797.3 mg33.2%
Total Carbohydrates 76 g25.2%
Dietary Fiber 4 g16.1%
Sugars 66 g
Protein 67 g135%
Vitamin A 51.4% Vitamin C 4.2%
Calcium 28.9% Iron 61.3%
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the druids, my dear, who celebrated the solstice, dyed/painted their
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Thanks to your help finding my rattle up front, I believe that it is the sway bar links, there seems to be alot of play on the top where the link attaches to the swaybar. I will not be doing the off road thing so I really do not think that I need the quick disconnects. Is it ok to just buy OEM replacements? I have also seen some on Evil Bay that look like OEM replacements for about $50.00 to my door. I have not checked the price with my dealer yet because I wanted to check with you first. Thanks again for the help. Scooby
Stop buy a local AutoZone or Checkers... they have some nice EnergySuspension polyurithane endlinks that work great for stock replacements for about $30(?). Otherwise they'll cost you prolly $40+ at a dealership.
don,t buy oem! very cheaply made. you don,t want your links popping off on road or off road!!!
I wanted to ask this yesterday, but didn't want to hijack your thread.
What's the purpose of disconnecting the sway bars? I mucked around and read some stuff but I guess I'm not getting the gist of it
Iam new to this, but if I understand correctley the sway bar links attach to the sway bar which keeps the body roll to a minimum. If you remove (permanent, or quick disconnect) the links the body will roll more and it will also alow the vehicle to articulate more. Wow, did I say articulate? That is my biggest word since elevator! I hope Iam close to a accurate description, but if Iam not Iam sure that someone will correct me. Like I said, the Jeep thing is new for me. Scooby
Disconnecting the sway bar links allows the suspension on each side to have much more independant movement in an off-road environment. When connected the sway bar tries its best to limit the differential movement.
I'm assuming then, depending on how you drive, it's best to keep them hooked up if the beast is your daily driver.
It's not going to tip over or anything is it? Just sway?
Call me a sissy.....
I recommend you try it on a relatively abandoned road......I felt like I was swerving all over the road with mine disconnected.
It does definitely take some getting used to. I run my anti-rock on the loosest settting all of the time which is darn near like not having a sway bar at all. If you drive on the road without it then just realize even more that you aren't driving a sports car and you'll be fine. Don't take corners in your neighborhood at 40 like you used to and you'll keep the shiny side up. :D
However disconnecting your sway bar while off roading will be abuot the best thing you can do to keep your tires in contact with the trail. The more you keep your tires on the ground the better traction you will have.
Which do you disconnect, top or bottom? And do you just leave the bar hanging or do you yank the whole thing out of there?
Thanks. I'm going to disconnect them this weekend to see if my driving "style" will keep me shiny side up without them.
please be careful tiny.
K, Dad ;)
Get yourself a set of JKS "Quicker Disconnects." They allow you to disconnect the sway bar and fasten it out of the way on included brackets for off-road use, and reconnect it for on-road use.
The process of disconnection/reconnection takes all of 30 seconds.
Here's a link to an installation and review. Try 'em, you'll like 'em:
The practice of leaving the rear sway bar hooked up, with the front one disconnected for highway use is highly dangerous, and induces over-steer. Not to be melodramatic, but a fast input on the street (wet or dry) and you could be looking out the windshield in the direction you just came from rather than where you were planning to go.
The new JK Rubicon comes with electrically activated sway bar disconnect, but it defaults to the "connected" position above 18mph for safety. That should tell you something!
You were right to tell me that, sheesh, I hated it. Felt like I was swinging in the wind. I won't be playing that game again.
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VCU wins CAA over top-seeded Drexel
RICHMOND, Va.— A year ago, Virginia Commonwealth waited in desperation to hear its name called on Selection Sunday.
The Rams can celebrate a week early this year.
VCU escaped top seed Drexel 59-56 to claim the CAA tournament title and punch its automatic ticket to the NCAA tournament Monday night.
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"Last year, those six days after the championship were pretty rough for us," said senior Bradford Burgess. "Now we can sit back and chill."
Using its signature havoc-wreaking fullcourt press defense, the Rams built a 35-19 halftime lead but saw its first-half cushion evaporate with the Dragons chipping away and finally slicing the deficit to one point with 12.7 seconds left following Chris Fouch's three-pointer.
"Our pressure in the first half was at an all-time high," said point guard Darius Theus, who had a career-high 16 points with five steals. "In the second half, it's hard to keep a big lead against such a great team. We just tried to maintain our pressure and stay focused."
Coming off a Final Four finish last season, the Rams (28-6, 15-3 CAA) were an on-the-bubble team that would have been forced to wait to hear its fate yet again. Now, VCU returns to the Big Dance with a team that coach Shaka Smart believes is less potent on offense yet much stronger on defense.
"I'm so proud of our guys. It took a while team effort to do what we did tonight," Smart said. "All year long people wanted to compare us to last year. We've talked about being in the moment, not talking about the past or worrying about the future. I thought our guys did a great job over the last several days not worrying about the bubble talk and the NCAA tournament and just trying to win the conference tournament."
The CAA regular season champion Dragons (27-6, 16-2 CAA) now find themselves seeking an at-large bid into the NCAA tournament. Drexel's RPI of 71 might not be enough.
"There's no doubt they're an NCAA tournament team," Smart said of Drexel. "To me, they're definitely in."
"We'll play again next week no matter what tournament," Drexel coach Bruiser Flint said. "I'm proud of my team. We played in a hostile environment today. We played tough, fought back. We could've folded. We had our chance at the end."
Troy Daniels came up clutch at the free-throw line for VCU, making a pair with 18.9 seconds left and two more with 11.9 seconds to go. Frantz Massenat's potential tying three-pointer bounced off the back iron at the buzzer.
"I wanted to take that shot. I thought it was going in. I just missed it," said Massenat, who finished with 14 points. Damion Lee led Drexel with 20 points and Chris Fouch added 15.
VCU forced Drexel into 12 first-half turnovers and converted them into 16 points.
"Our guys really locked in. We wanted to pressure them in the fullcourt, pressure in the halfcourt," Smart said. "Drexel is a good team but we felt like we could take them out of some of their stuff with denial, with pressure, with physicality. We did a great job of that in the first half."
Drexel rallied throughout the second half, cutting the deficit to six points on three occasions before finally making it 54-51 with 1:14 remaining thanks to four missed VCU free throws.
"We wanted to make them run their halfcourt offense in the second half," Flint said. "They had 16 points off turnovers in the first half, two in the second. That was the difference. Bottom line."
Treveon Graham pitched in 13 points and Daniel had 11 for the Rams, winners of their first CAA tournament title since 2009.
Monday's championship, played before a record crowd of 11,200 featured two of the hottest teams in the country with Drexel riding a 19-game winning streak and VCU winning 16 of 17, its lone loss in the stretch coming on a buzzer-beater at George Mason.
In the semifinals, Drexel handled Old Dominion, while VCU beat George Mason. Drexel got the best of VCU in the teams' first meeting Jan. 8 in a 64-58 decision. But it was a practical home game for VCU at the Richmond Coliseum.
For Smart and his players, it's been a growing process all year long that has now met its fruition.
"We certainly weren't considered an NCAA tournament caliber team in November but we got better and better individually and collectively as group," Smart said. "That's what allowed us to play very good basketball in January and February and then playing our best basketball when it mattered most."
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Spring's not all about pretty flowers and greening trees. For some scientists it means watching Arctic ice. Scientists and engineers with NASA's Operation IceBridge are already at it, surveying glaciers in Greenland, Alaska and northern Canada. The flight part of the largest aerial survey of Earth's polar ice ever flown – a six-year mission over both poles aimed at producing a three-dimensional view of Arctic and Antarctic ice sheets, ice shelves and their sea ice.
Here, NASA's P-3B sits on the tarmac of the Kangerlussuaq Airport. The plane is equipped with a suite of instruments that gather data as the plane flies over the ice. It also carries scientists and teachers, some of whom took the following images.
The glacial Alaskan mountains are seen from high altitude aboard the P-3B during the IceBridge flight from Thule, Greenland, to Fairbanks, Alaska, on March 21, 2013.
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A true river of ice, or glacier, on Greenland's Geikie Peninsula.
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Tongue-shaped moraines appear to lick at the Penny Ice Cap on Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada. These moraines are debris that was plowed up and left behind by past glaciers
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Another moraine left by a small glacier on Penny Ice Cap on Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada.
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This year's aerial survey of the Penny Ice Cap glacier follows previous radar surveys done in 1995, 2000 and 2005 using the Airborne Topographic Mapper and CReSIS radar instrument.
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Near Thule Air Base, sled dogs rest on the sea ice in North Star Bay. Behind them is the 700-foot-high Mount Dundas. Cities in Greenland are connected by ship and air, but shorter distances are crossed by snowmobile or dogsleds.
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No, not another glacier, but an ice-covered fjord on Baffin Island near Davis Strait, which is in the distance. Baffin Island is the fifth largest island in the world.
This is a mosaic image of sea ice in the Beaufort Sea. The darkest zone is open water. Light blue zones are thick sea ice, while dark blue zones are thinner ice. The image was created by the Digital Mapping System (DMS) instrument aboard the IceBridge P-3B.
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Icebergs crowd the sea ice of Jakobshavn Fjord, seen from NASA's P-3B aircraft on the Apr. 4, 2013, IceBridge survey. Jakobshavn Glacier produces one in ten Greenland icebergs and is one of the fastest moving ice streams in the world.
Another view of the cracked Beaufort Sea ice by the Digital Mapping System (DMS) instrument aboard the IceBridge P-3B. The DMS uses a camera that points down through a window in the underside of the plane. It snaps a frame each second which are combined into a mosaic.
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On April 8, 2013, science teacher Mark Buesing of Libertyville High School in Libertyville, Ill., shoots Greenland glaciers through the window of NASA's P-3B.
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Eastern Greenland's Helheim Fjord is surveyed on April 5, 2013, from the NASA P-3B. Helheim is one of the largest in Greenland.
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The P-3B sees its shadow on April 9, 2013, on the sea ice southeast of Greenland. Flying low altitude is all part of gathering detailed ice data.
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Danish high school science teacher Jette Rygaard Poulsen watches the Greenland ice roll by from a window of the P-3B airborne laboratory on Apr. 8, 2013.
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Not everything is icy in Greenland. Even as early as April 8, southwestern Greenland has ice free fjords.
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An actively calving glacier front on the ocean in southwestern Greenland on April 8.
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In two plots of topographic data from the Jakobshavn Glacier warmer colors are higher ice elevation. The calving front is at the transition from warm to cool colors. The difference between the two dates of survey reveal a loss of about 200 meters of ice.
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It doesn't affect the ice, but there are some other interesting sights in Greenland this spring, like the aurora borealis over Kangerlussuaq.
The sea ice that covers the surface of the Arctic Ocean has begun to slowly increase with the end of the northern summer and the onset of fall. The National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) announced on Friday that the summer melt season reached its end on Sept. 13, with Arctic sea ice extent at 5.1 million square kilometers (1.97 million square miles).
That, notes NSIDC, is "substantially more" than last year's record low of 3.41 million square kilometers (1.32 million square miles), "yet sea ice extent remains quite low compared to the long-term 1981 to 2010 average."
NSIDC observes that, whereas the previous six summers have experienced high sea level pressure over the Beaufort Sea and Greenland, and low sea level pressure over Eurasia a, combination that helps to transport warm air into the Arctic — this past summer was characterized by low sea level pressure over the central Arctic and Greenland. As a consequence, temperatures were cooler and sea ice melted less. (There was also less surface ice melt on Greenland.)
Climate change skeptics leaped on the recovery, with the Daily Mail's in-house denier-in-chief, David Rose, claiming that "some eminent scientists now believe the world is heading for a period of cooling that will not end until the middle of this century."
NEWS: Summer Sea Ice Gone by 2015?
Rush Limbaugh asserted that "there is a record amount of Arctic ice for this time of year."
Yes, well. It's a record since 2009, yes. Otherwise, not so much. In fact, it's the sixth lowest on record, and would have been a record low in 2006. This Washington Post blog underlines the point with seven visuals, and Dana Nuccitelli at the Guardian provides his usual detail in this dissection of the "Arctic-ice-has-recovered-everything's-fine" brigade.
Writing in his "Bad Astronomy" blog at Slate, Phil Plait used the analogy that a rebound from the exceptionally low levels of 2012 "is like getting a D- after getting an F." And as this video retort by science journalist Peter Hadfield points out, "There are always peaks, dips and wobbles in every trend. So although we've had 35 years of declining Arctic ice cover, it obviously isn't going to move in a straight line."
NEWS: The Polar Bear's Last Stand
Prior to 2012, for example, 2007 set a record low in summer sea ice extent; but that extent increased in 2008, and then increased some more the following year, leading some skeptics to claim that there was nothing to worry about, sea ice was recovering. Then the minimum extent decreased again in 2010, declined some more in 2011 and crashed to a new low in 2012. Focusing on the inevitable occasional yearly recoveries while ignoring the long-term downward trend produces a misleading and confusing picture.
It also ignores the fact that sea ice extent is just part of the story. Sea ice volume is also decreasing rapidly, as old, thick, multi-year ice is replaced by thin, first-year ice, which is more susceptible to melt the following summer.
New data from the European Space Agency's Cryosat satellite shows there has been a decrease in the volume of winter and summer ice over the past three years, and that the volume of the sea ice at the end of last winter was lower than any other year going into summer.
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You already knew that there was no way John Yoo was shooting around memos authorizing interrogation techniques that amount to torture without the White House and Bush's top advisers knowing about it. Now ABC News proves it — they have Cheney officially signing off and then-Attorney General John Ashcroft asking, "Why are we talking about this in the White House? History will not judge this kindly."
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