How the Science Got Settled
Programming note: Tonight Mark will be keeping his regular Thursday date with "Tucker Carlson Tonight", live across America at 8pm Eastern/5pm Pacific. ~We're commemorating the tenth anniversary of "Climategate" here at SteynOnline. On the fifth anniversary, serial litigant Michael E Mann celebrated with a human hockey stick. It's all fun and games until someone stands up and accidentally recreates the Medieval Warm Period. Anyway, here's what I had to say about Climategate in my column for Maclean's on December 7th 2009. This piece is one of the "documents" Mann's lawyers requested in discovery. Don't know why: you can Google it in twelve seconds. Aat any rate, after I responded to his discovery, he then declined to go ahead with my ... |
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Ten Years AgoEnd of the Peer Show
This week marks the tenth anniversary of what my old comrade James Delingpole quickly christened "Climategate". (I preferred Warmergate, which was perhaps too cute to catch on.) But the disclosure of the East Anglia emails between a tight group of Anglo-American climate scientists provided a rare glimpse of how, on this particular subject, the science gets "settled". In a subtle way it is also relevant to the Ukraine and impeachment, in that it is about consensus-enforcers' hostility to those who dissent from the official line. On the fifth anniversary, Dr Judith Curry reminded us of one of its peculiar legacies... Politics & Current AffairsThe Cherry on Top
A Jewish woman goes crazy for a Christmas show; Canadian hockey icon Don Cherry is right; Dolly Parton is healing America: All this and more in this week's Laura's Links Steyn on FoxIowa Hero, Carolina Zero
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Mark at the MoviesWhen the Flying Circus has Flown
Steyn on John Cleese's post-Fawlty reveries for a lost England - and a national treasure the nation cast off Clubland Q&AUkraine Girl Doesn't Knock Me Out
Mark answers questions from Steyn Club members on impeachment - plus everything from Donbas to Don Cherry, with a final thought on proposition nations, abstract values and love of country... Clubland Q&ALive Around the Planet: Friday November 15th
Steyn answers questions from Mark Steyn Club members live around the world Steyn on AmericaOnce More into the Fogged Bottom
An unimpressive start to impeachment |
On the TownAlan and Marilyn Bergman: Keeping the Music Playing Part Two
Words by Alan and Marilyn Bergman Music by Neil Diamond, Billy Goldenberg, Dave Grusin, Marvin Hamlisch, Michel Legrand, Johnny Mandel and John Williams Welcome to the second part of our two-part salute to the songs of Alan and Marilyn Bergman, to mark Marilyn's ninetieth birthday a few days ago. After Part One's exploration of their early hits, from "Nice 'n' Easy" to "Windmills of Your Mind", today we'll spend some time with their lyrics from the Seventies on, including "The Way We Were", "You Don't Bring Me Flowers", "Sweet Gingerbread Man", "It Might Be You", "How Do You Keep the Music Playing?" and many more - blockbuster movie themes, classic album tracks and the Billboard Number One Hit of the Year from 1974. From the Steyn ... On the TownAlan and Marilyn Bergman: Keeping the Music Playing
Today is the ninetieth birthday of Marilyn Bergman, one half of one of the most successful songwriting partnerships of our time. Their catalogue includes "The Windmills of Your Mind", "Nice 'n' Easy", "The Way We Were", "You Don't Bring Me Flowers", and many more... Steyn's Song of the WeekYou Ain't Seen Nothing Yet
A live-performance special starring a rock legend going all the way back to his days with The Guess Who and "American Woman" - Randy Bachman... A Clubman's NotesThe Vagaries of the Human Mind
Welcome to the thirtieth radio serial in our popular series Tales for Our Time, and it's a spooky tale we'll be running nightly in these days before All Hallows' Eve. The Wendigo was written by Algernon Blackwood in 1910... Politics & Current AffairsMichael E Mann, Loser and Liar ...and Scofflaw and Deadbeat?
After losing big time in court, will the self-proclaimed Nobel Laureate have to take out a mortgage on his hockey stick? The War on Free SpeechMichael E Mann, Loser
Dr Tim Ball prevails against a fake-o litigant who failed to prosecute his case Mann vs SteynFootball and Hockey
The Corner post that launched a lawsuit... Katz & Blaze TV vs SteynSteyn Wins ...Again
Litigious losers Cary Katz and Blaze/CRTV strike out yet again |
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