Admittedly it’s a small sample so far, but encouraging nevertheless. Even the qualifying words with the 'No' response suggest a return to sanity.
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Right Reading
- 'How the Scots Invented the Modern World' - Herman
- 'A History of the English Speaking Peoples Since 1900' - Roberts
- 'The Constitution of Liberty' - Hayek
- 'Atlas Shrugged' - Rand
- 'Liberal Fascism' - Goldberg
- 'On The Wealth of Nations' - O'Rourke
- 'America Alone' - Steyn
- 'Londonistan' - Phillips
- 'Free to Choose' - Friedman
- 'The Road to Serfdom' - Hayek
- 'Socialism' - Mises
I Follow
- Atlas Shrugs
- B&R (with Bob Parks)
- BC Blue
- Blazing Cat Fur
- Blogging Tories
- Blue Like You
- Breitbart
- Breitbart London (Delingpole)
- Cardus
- Celestial Junk
- Claudia Rosett
- Climate Audit
- Climate Depot
- Climate Etc. (Judith Curry)
- Climbing out of the Dark
- Closet Conservative
- Conservapedia
- Crux of the Matter
- Daily Caller
- Daimnation!
- David Thompson
- David Warren
- Dennis Prager
- Dr. Roy
- Drudge Report
- Eye on a Crazy Planet
- Ezra Levant
- Factual Feminist
- Five Feet of Fury
- Friends of Science
- GayandRight
- genuiNEWitty (Greg Renouf)
- Half Wisdom Half Wit
- halls of macadamia
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- Israellycool
- James Delingpole (Breitbart London)
- John O'Sullivan (NRO)
- John Robson
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- Lilley's Pad
- Lubos Motl's Reference Frame
- Mark Steyn
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- Michelle Malkin
- Moose and Squirrel
- No Frakking Consensus
- NP Full Comment
- NP/FP Comment
- Raving Canuck (Graeme Gordon)
- RealClimateScience - Tony Heller
- Scaramouche
- Small dead animals
- Sun News Network
- Taki's Magazine
- The 3Ds Blog (Mark Collins +)
- The Blaze
- The Devil's Kitchen
- Theo Caldwell
- Theodore Dalrymple
- TheRebel
- Unsavory Agents
- Vivian Krause's Fair Questions
- Watts Up With That
- William Gairdner
- Xanthippa's Chamberpot
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2 comments:
JR
According to my bathroom scales I have lost 10 lbs, and I haven't been feeling all that energetic lately. Clearly there is a medical problem, right? So I went for a checkup and my weight at the doctor's office is unchanged from 2 years ago, and it turns out that my scales aren't reliable. But for the time between when I "lost" the weight and when I saw the doc, I sure believed that there was something really wrong medically.
As it turns out, I am probably just getting older. Who knew!?
Check out Steve McIntyre's Climate Audit and be amazed at his exposure of the second-rate data collection and unauditable data manipulation that underlies much of the official temperature record these days. You may agree that our climatic bathroom scales are unreliable too.
Glad the responders to the poll are alert; glad too that the poll questions are worded somewhat thoughtfully.
Yes. SM's CA does a fine job of 'error' detection.
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