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Mike Bloomberg Calls For Ban On Assault Weapons
In the least unexpected news of the week, Mayor Mike, whose forays into central planning started with banning sugary sodas, and then proceeded to gas rationing, has just done what everyone expected him to do, and demand a ban on all assault weapons:
- MAYOR BLOOMBERG CALLS FOR ENFORCEABLE ASSAULT WEAPONS BAN
- MAYOR BLOOMBERG CALLS FOR PASSING GUNS CHECK ACT
- MAYOR BLOOMBERG CALLS FOR MAKING GUN TRAFFICKING A FELONY
- MAYORS AGAINST ILLEGAL GUNS TO SEND VIDEO STATEMENTS TO CONGRESS
We eagerly await the imminent escalation: the "taxable inhalable oxygen for those making over $250,000 - it's only fair act" to be proposed by Mayor Mike and his central-planning enamored brethren in D.C. next.
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and dozens of shooting survivors and victims' relatives are calling on Congress and President Barack Obama to tighten gun laws and enforcement.
The mayor was appearing at City Hall Monday with 34 people whose own lives or the lives of their relatives have been affected by gun violence around the country. They're sending videos to lawmakers telling their stories.
Bloomberg has long been an advocate for tougher national gun regulations. He has found himself at the forefront of a re-energized push for gun control since Friday's massacre at a Connecticut elementary school.
He says the carnage "demands immediate national action."
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Don't you have some government sponsored research to do?
Increasing your carbon footprint again, I see. Why do you believe that your desire for a salty treat is more important than the destruction of our living and breathing Mother Earth?
Don't you have some cherrypicking to do, what with the new IPCC draft available...
My cherries ripen in the first or second week of June. Those who look at nature realistically know this.
Like these people:
From http://data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/tabledata_v3/GLB.Ts+dSST.txt
1950–1959 -0.020 °C
1960–1969 ?0.014 °C
1970–1979 ?0.001 °C
1980–1989 0.176 °C
1990–1999 0.313 °C
2000–2009 0.513 °C
The science is settled. Even the formerly pro-AGW crowd has come around to reality.
Still peddling that bullshit...
Since when did James Lovelock become a climate scientist? His opinion is marginally more relevant than Rush Limbaugh...
You cling to Curry like a drunk clings to a lamp post...
I agree the science is settled and Curry is on the wrong side...
PS Why do you never link a scientific study or a peer reviewed paper? I mean Curry has to have something that backs up what she says? The only thing I can find with her name is the BEST stuff which concludes we are warming and it is manmade...
You gotta bring more to the table than newspaper clippings from a Rupert Murdoch rag....
There you go denying reality again.
And, Flak, it was only last month that you called James Lovelock the closest thing to a white wizard of the modern age.
What exactly is your point? Do you have one? Or is this just another evasion of the question?
Dude, you asked what made Lovelock a climate scientist and I cited his many inventions, studies and awards. That was the answer. I don't know how you could have missed it.
And I asked you about Curry and all I got was crickets...
And still you obfuscate...
When James Lovelock retracts a peer reviewed published paper on his predictions for the climate in ~2100, I will take note and not until then...
Could you provide me a list of papers by Judith Curry that support her position? Until then don't waste our time with newspaper clippings...
The man publishes an op-ed for maximum public exposure in admission of his errors and you continue to deny reality.
2011
Liu, JP, JA Curry, et al.: 2011: Evaluation of satellite sea surface temperature in the Southern Hemisphere using Chinese Antarctic research cruise observations. Int. J. Rem. Sens, 32, 171-184.
Liu, J., J. A. Curry, C. A. Clayson, and M. A. Bourassa, 2011: High-resolution satellite surface latent heat fluxes in North Atlantic hurricanes. Mon. Wea. Rev. accepted
Curry, JA and PJ Webster, 2011: Climate Science and the Uncertainty Monster. Bull. Amer. Meteorol. Soc., in revision.
Curry, JA, 2011: Reasoning about climate uncertainty. Clim. Change, submitted.
2010
Liu, JP and JA Curry, 2010: Accelerated warming of the Southern Ocean and its impacts on the hydrological cycle and sea ice. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci., 107, 34, 14987-14992.
Romanou, A., G. Tseloudis, CS Zerefos, JA Curry, et al.: 2010: Evaporation-precipitation variability over the Mediterranean and the Black Seas from satellite and reanalysis estimates. J. Climate, 23, 5268-5287.
Belanger, JI, JA Curry, PJ Webster, 2010: Predictability of North Atlantic tropical cyclone activity on intraseasonal time scales. Mon. Weather. Rev., 128, 4362-4374.
Webster, PJ, J. Jian, TM Hopson, . . . JA Curry, et al., 2010: Extended-range probabilistic forecasts of Ganges and Brahmaputra floods in Bangladesh. Bull. Amer. Meteorol. Soc., 91, 1493l-U121.
2009
Khvorostyanov, VI and JA Curry, 2009: Critical humidities of homogeneous and heterogeneous ice nucleation: inferences from extended classical nucleation theory. J. Geophys. Res., 114, D04207.
Kim, HM, PJ Webster, JA Curry, 2009: Impact of shifting patterns of Pacific Ocean Warming on North Atlantic tropical cyclones. Science, 325, 77-80.
Khvorostyanov, VI, JA Curry, 2009: Parameterization of cloud drop activation based on analytical asymptotic solutions to the supersaturation equation. J. Atmos. Sci., 66, 1905-1925.
Khvorostyanov, VI, JA Curry, 2009: Comment on “Comparisons with analytical solutions from Khvorostyanov and Curry (2007) on the critical droplet radii and supersaturations of CCN with insoluble fractions” by Kokkola et al. (2008). Atmos. Chem. Phys., 9, 6033-6039.
Belanger, JI, JA Curry, CD Hoyos, 2009: Variability in tornado frequency associated with U.S. landfalling tropical cyclones. Geophys. Res. Lett., 36, L17805.
2008
Agudelo, P.A., C. D. Hoyos, P. J. Webster, J. A. Curry, 2008: Prediction skill of intraseasonal variability of an operational model in a serial extended forecast experiment. Climate Dynamics, 32, 855-872.
Morrison, H., J.O. Pinto, J.A. Curry, and G.M. McFarquhar, 2008: Sensitivity of modeled arctic mixed-phase stratocumulus to cloud condensation and ice nuclei over regionally varying surface conditions. J. Geophys. Res., 113, D5, D05203. (pdf)
Inoue, J., J.A. Curry, J.A. Maslanik, 2008: Application of Aerosondes to melt-pond observations over Arctic Sea ice. J. Atmos. Oceanic Tech., 25 (2): 327-334. (pdf)
Wyser, K., C.G. Jones, P. Du, E. Girard, U. Willen, J. Cassano, J.H. Christensen, J.A. Curry, K. Dethloff, J.E. Haugen, D. Jacob, M. Koltzow, R. Laprise, A. Lynch, S. Pfeifer, A. Rinke, M. Serreze, M.J. Shaw, M. Tjernstrom, M. Zagar, 2008: An evaluation of Arctic cloud and radiation processes during the SHEBA year: simulation results from eight Arctic regional climate models. Clim. Dyn., 30 (2-3): 203-223. (pdf)
Khvorostyanov, Vitaly I., Curry, Judith A., 2008: Analytical Solutions to the Stochastic Kinetic Equation for Liquid and Ice Particle Size Spectra. Part I: Small-size fraction. J. Atmos. Sci., forthcoming. (pdf)
Khvorostyanov, Vitaly I., Curry, Judith A., 2008: Analytical Solutions to the Stochastic Kinetic Equation for Liquid and Ice Particle Size Spectra. Part II: Large-Size Fraction in Precipitating Clouds. J. Atmos. Sci., forthcoming. (pdf)
Khvorostyanov, Vitaly I., Curry, Judith A., 2008: Kinetics of Cloud Drop Formation and Its Parameterization for Cloud and Climate Models. J. Atmos. Sci., forthcoming. (pdf)
2007
Khvorostyanov, Vitaly I., Curry, Judith A., 2007: Refinements to the Köhler's theory of aerosol equilibrium radii, size spectra, and droplet activation: Effects of humidity and insoluble fraction. J. Geophys. Res., Vol. 112, No. D5, D05206. (08 March 2007). (pdf)
Liu, J.P., J.A. Curry, Y.J. Dai, et al., 2007: Causes of the northern high-latitude land surface winter climate change. Geophys. Res. Lett., 34 (14): Art. No. L14702. (pdf)
2006
Agudelo, P.A., J.A. Curry, C.D. Hoyos, P.J. Webster, 2006: Transition between suppressed and active phases of intraseasonal oscillations in the Indo-Pacific warm pool. J. Climate, 19, 5515-5530. (pdf)
Curry, J.A., P.J. Webster and G.J. Holland, 2006: Mixing Politics and Science in Testing the Hypothesis That Greenhouse Warming Is Causing a Global Increase in Hurricane Intensity. Bull. Amer. Met. Soc., 87 (8), 1025-1037. (pdf)
Hoyos C.D., P.A. Agudelo, P.J. Webster, and J.A. Curry, 2006: Deconvolution of the factors contributing to the increase in global hurricane intensity, Science, 312 (5770), 94-97. (pdf)
Inoue, J., J. Liu and J.A. Curry, 2006: Intercomparison of arctic regional climate models: Modeling clouds and radiation for SHEBA in May 1998. J. Climate, 19 (17): 4167-4178. (pdf)
Khvorostyanov, V.I. and J.A. Curry, 2006: Aerosol size spectra and CCN activity spectra: Reconciling the lognormal, algebraic, and power laws . J. Geophys. Res., 111 (D12): Art. No. D12202. (pdf)
Khvorostyanov, V.I., H. Morrison, J.A Curry, P. Lawson, D. Baumgardner, 2006: High supersaturation and modes of ice nucleation in thin tropopause cirrus: Simulation of the 13 July 2002 CRYSTAL case. J. Geophys. Res., 111 (D2): Art No. D0220. (pdf)
Liu, J.P. and J.A. Curry, 2006: Variability of the tropical and subtropical ocean surface latent heat flux during 1989-2000. Geophys. Res. Lett., 33(5): Art. No. L05706. (pdf)
Rinke, A., K. Dethloff, J.J. Cassano, J.H. Christensen, J.A. Curry, P. Du, E. Girard, J.E. Haugen, D. Jacob, C.G. Jones, M. Koltzow, R. Laprise, A.H. Lynch, S. Pfeifer, M.C. Serreze, M.J. Shaw, M. Tjernstrom, K. Wyser, M. Zagar, 2006: Evaluation of an ensemble of Arctic regional climate models: spatiotemporal fields during the SHEBA year. Climate Dyn., 26 (5): 459-472. (pdf)
Webster P.J., J.A. Curry, J. Liu, and G. J. Holland, 2006: Response to comment on "Changes in tropical cyclone number, duration, and intensity in a warming environment", Science, 311 (5768), 1713c. (pdf)
2005
Inoue, J., B. Kosovic and J.A. Curry, 2005: Evolution of a storm-driven boundary layer in the Arctic. Bound. Layer Meteorol., 117 (2): 213-230. (pdf)
Khvorostyanov, V.I. and J.A. Curry, 2005: The theory of ice nucleation by heterogeneous freezing of deliquescent mixed CCN. Part II: Parcel model simulation. J. Atmos. Sci., 62, 261-284. (pdf)
Khvorostyanov, V.I., J.A Curry, 2005: Fall velocities of hydrometeors in the atmosphere: Refinements to a continuous analytical power law. J. Atmos. Sci., 62 (12):4343-4357. (pdf)
Lui, J. , J.A. Curry, W.B. Rossow, J.R. Key, X. Wang, 2005: Comparison of surface radiative flux data sets over the Arctic Ocean. J. Geophys. Res., 110, Art No. C02015. (pdf)
Mirocha, J.D., B. Kosovic, and J.A. Curry, 2005: Vertical heat transfer in the lower atmosphere over the Arctic Ocean during clear sky periods. Bound. Layer Meteorol., 117 (1): 37-71. (pdf)
Morrison, H., J.A. Curry, V.I. Khvorostyanov, 2005: A new double-moment microphysics parameterization for application in cloud and climate models. Part 1: Description. J. Atmos. Sci., 62 (6): 1665-1677. (pdf)
Morrison, H. J.A. Curry, M. Shupe, P. Zuidema, 2005: A new double-moment microphysics parameterization for application in cloud and climate models. Part II: Single-column modeling of arctic clouds. J. Atmos. Sci., 62 (6): 1678-1693. (pdf)
Morrison, H., M. Shupe, J.O. Pinto, J.A. Curry, 2005: Possible roles of ice nucleation mode and ice nuclei depletion in the extended lifetime of arctic mixed phase clouds. Geophys. Res. Lett., 32 (18): Art. No. L18801. (pdf)
Webster, P.J., G. J. Holland, J. A. Curry, and H.-R. Chang, 2005: Changes in Tropical Cyclone Number, Duration, and Intensity in a Warming Environment, Science, 309 (5742), 1844-1846. (pdf)
2004
Agudelo, P.A. and J.A. Curry, 2004: Analysis of spatial distribution in tropospheric temperature trends. Geophys. Res. Lett., 31, Art. No. L222207. (pdf)
J. A. Curry, Bentamy A., Bourassa M. A.,Bourras D.,Bradley E. F.,Brunke M., Castro S. ,Chou S. H.,Clayson C. A.,Emery W. J. ,Eymard L., Fairall C. W. , Kubota M., Lin B., Perrie W. , Reeder R. A., Renfrew I. A., Rossow W. B., Schulz J., Smith S. R., Webster P. J. , Wick G. A. , and Zeng X., 2004: SEAFLUX. Bull. Amer. Met. Soc., 85 (3), 409–424. (pdf)
Curry, J.A., J.M. Maslanik, G.J. Holland, and J.O. Pinto, 2004: Applications of Aerosondes in the Arctic. Bull. Amer. Meteorol. Soc., 85, 1855-1861. (pdf)
Inoue, J. and J.A. Curry, 2004: Application of Aerosondes to high-resolution observations of sea surface temperature over Barrow Canyon. Geophys. Res. Lett., 31, Art. No. L14312. (pdf)
Khvorostyanov, V.I. and J.A. Curry, 2004: On the Thermodynamic Theory of Freezing and Melting of Water and its Solutions: J. Phys. Chem. A, 108, 11073-11085. (pdf)
Khvorostyanov, V.I. and J.A. Curry, 2004: Toward the theory of heterogeneous ice nucleation. Part I: Critical radius, energy and nucleation rate. J. Atmos. Sci., 61, 2676-2691. (pdf)
Liu, J.P., J.A. Curry and Y.Y. Hu, 2004: Recent Arctic sea ice variability: connections to the Arctic Oscillation and the ENSO. Geophys. Res. Lett., 31, L09211. (pdf)
Liu, J.P., J.A. Curry, and D.G. Martinson, 2004: Interpretation of recent Antarctic sea ice variability. Geophys. Res. Lett., 31, Art. No. L02205. (pdf)
Lynch, A.H., J.A. Curry, R.D. Brunner, J.A. Maslanik, 2004: Towards an integrated assessment of the impacts of extreme wind events on Barrow, Alaska. Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc, 85, 209-221. (pdf)
2003
Brunke, M.A., C.W. Fairall, X. Zeng, L. Eymard, J. Curry, 2003: Which bulk aerodynamic algorithms are least problematic in computing ocean surface turbulent fluxes? J. Clim., 16 (4): 619-635. (pdf)
Haggerty, J.A., J.A. Maslanik, and J.A. Curry, 2002: Heterogeneity of sea ice surface temperature at SHEBA from aircraft measurements. J. Geophys. Res-Oceans, 108 (C10): Art. No. 8052, doi:10.1029/2000JC000560. (pdf)
Khvorostyanov, V.I., J.A. Curry, I. Gultepe, 2003: A springtime cloud over the Beaufort Sea polynya: Three-dimensional simulation with explicit spectral microphysics and comparison with observations. J. Geophys. Res., 108, art. no. 4296. (pdf)
Liu, G. and J.A. Curry, 2003: Observation and Interpretation of Microwave Cloud Signatures over the Arctic Ocean during Winter. J. Appl. Met., 42, 51-64. (pdf)
Liu, G., H. Shao, J.A. Coakley, J.A. Curry, et al., 2003: Retrieval of Cloud Droplet Size from Visible and Microwave Radiometric Measurements during INDOEX: Implication to Aerosols1 Indirect Radiative Effect. J. Geophys. Res., 108 (D1): art. no. 4006. (pdf)
Morrison, H., M. Shupe, J.A. Curry, 2003: Modeling clouds observed at SHEBA using a bulk microphysics parameterization implemented into a single-column model. J. Geophys. Res., (D8), 4255, doi:10.1029/2002JD002229. (pdf)
Pinto, J.O., A. Alam., J.A. Maslanik, and J.A. Curry, 2003: Characteristics and atmospheric footprint of springtime leads at SHEBA. J. Geophys. Res., 108, art no 8051. (pdf)
Randall, D., J.A. Curry, et al., 2003: Confronting Models with Data: The GEWEX Cloud System Study. Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc., 84, 455-469. (pdf)
2002
Curry, J.A. and A.H. Lynch, 2002: Comparing Arctic Regional Climate Models. EOS, Trans. Amer. Geophys. Union, 83, p 87.
Curry, J.A., J.L. Schramm, A. Alam, R. Reeder, T.E. Arbetter, P. Guest, 2002: Evaluation of data sets used to force sea ice models in the Arctic Ocean. J. Geophys Res., 107, art. no 3102. (pdf)
Haggerty, J.A., J.A. Curry, and G. Liu, 2002: The potential for estimating cloud liquid water path over sea ice from airborne passive microwave measurements. J. Geophys. Res., 107, (D1), Art. no. 4007. (pdf)
Khvorostyanov, V.I. and J.A. Curry, 2002: Terminal Velocities of Droplets and Crystals: Power Laws with Continuous Parameters Over the Size Spectrum. J. Atmos. Sci., 59. 1872-1884. (pdf)
Tschudi, M., J.A. Curry, and J. Maslanik, 2002: Characterization of springtime leads in the Arctic Ocean from airborne observations during FIRE/SHEBA. J. Geophys. Res-Oceans., 107 (C10): Art No. 8034. (pdf)
Uttal, T., Curry, J.A., and 26 others, 2002: Surface Heat Budget of the Arctic Ocean. Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc., 83, 255-275. (pdf)
2001
Benner, T , J.A. Curry, and J.O. Pinto, 2001: Radiative transfer in the summertime Arctic. J. Geophys. Res., 106, 15173-15184. (pdf)
Curry, J.A., 2001: Introduction to special section: FIRE Arctic Clouds Experiment. J. Geophys. Res., 106, 14,985-14,989. (pdf)
Curry, J.A., J.L. Schramm, D. Perovich, and J.O. Pinto, 2001: Application of SHEBA/FIRE data to evaluation of sea ice surface albedo parameterizations. J. Geophys. Res., 106, 15345-15356. (pdf)
Girard, E. and J.A. Curry, 2001: Simulation of arctic low-level clouds observed during the FIRE Arctic Clouds Experiment using a new bulk microphysics scheme. J. Geophys. Res., 106, 15139-15154. (pdf)
Haggerty, J.A., and J.A. Curry, 2001: Variability of sea ice emissivity estimated from airborne passive microwave measurements during FIRE SHEBA. J. Geophys. Res., 106, 15265-15278. (pdf)
Holland, G.H., P.J. Webster, J. A. Curry, et al., 2001: The Aerosonde robotic aircraft: A new paradigm for environmental observations. Bull. Amer. Meteorol. Soc., 82(5), 889-991. (pdf)
Khvorostyanov, V. I., J. A. Curry, J. O. Pinto, M. Shupe, B. A. Baker, K. Sassen, 2001: Modeling with explicit spectral water and ice microphysics of a two-layer cloud system of altostratus and cirrus observed during the FIRE Arctic Clouds Experiment. J. Geophys. Res., 106(D14), 15099-15112, 10.1029/2000JD900521. (pdf)
Lin, B., P. Minnis, A. Fan, J.A. Curry, et al., 2001: Comparison of cloud liquid water paths derived from in situ and microwave radiometer data taken during the SHEBA/FIREACE. Geophys. Res. Lett., 28, 975-978. (pdf)
Liu, G., J.A. Curry, J.A. Haggerty, and Y. Fu, 2001: Retrieval and Characterization of Cloud Liquid Water Path Using Airborne Passive Microwave Data during INDOEX. J. Geophys. Res., 106, 28,719-28,730. (pdf)
Pinto, J.O., J.A. Curry, and J. Intrieri, 2001: Cloud-aerosol interactions during autumn over the Beaufort Sea. J. Geophys. Res., 106, 15077-15098. (pdf)
Tschudi, M., J.A. Curry, and J.M. Maslanik, 2001: Airborne observations of summertime surface features and their effect on surface albedo during SHEBA. J. Geophys. Res., 106, 15335-15344. (pdf)
2000
Curry, J.A., P. Hobbs, M. King, D. Randall, P. Minnis, et al.. 2000: FIRE Arctic Clouds Experiment. Bull. Amer. Meteorol. Soc., 81, 5-30. (pdf)
Jiang, H. W.R. Cotton, J.O. Pinto, J.A. Curry, and M.J. Weissbluth, 2000: Sensitivity of mixed-phase Arctic stratocumulus to ice forming nuclei and large-scale heat and moisture advection. J. Atmos. Sci., 57, 2105-2117. (pdf)
Khvorostyanov, V.I. and J.A. Curry, 2000: A New Theory of Heterogeneous Ice Nucleation for Application in Cloud and Climate Models. Geophys. Res. Lett., 27 , 4081-4084 (pdf).
Kosovic, B., and J.A. Curry, 2000: A quasi steady state of a stable stratified atmospheric boundary layer: a large-eddy simulation study. J. Atmos. Sci., 57, 1052-1068. (pdf)
Liu, G. and J.A. Curry, 2000: Determination of ice water path and mass median particle size using multichannel microwave measurements. J. Appl. Meteor., 39, 1318-1329. (pdf)
Liu, G. and J.A. Curry, 2000: Determination of ice water path and mass median particle size using multichannel microwave measurements. J. Appl. Meteor., 39, 1318-1329. (pdf)
1999
Arbetter, T.E., J.A. Curry, and J.A. Maslanik, 1999: On the effects of rheology and ice thickness distribution in a dynamic-thermodynamic sea ice model. J. Phys. Oceanog., 29, 2656-2670 (pdf)
Curry, J. A., C. A. Clayson, W. B. Rossow, R. Reeder, Y.C. Zhang, P. J. Webster, G. Liu, and R. S. Sheu, 1999: High-resolution satellite-derived dataset of the surface fluxes of heat, freshwater and momentum for the TOGA COARE IOP. Bull. Amer. Meteorol. Soc., 80, 2059-2080. (pdf)
Holland, M.M. and J.A. Curry, 1999: The role of different physical process in determining the interdecadal variability of Arctic sea ice. J. Climate, 12, 3319-3330. (pdf)
Khvorostyanov, V.I., and J.A. Curry, 1999: A simple analytical model of aerosol properties with account for hygroscopic growth. Part I: Equilibrium size spectra and CCN activity spectra. J. Geophys. Res., 104, 2163-2174. (pdf)
Khvorostyanov, V.I., and J.A. Curry, 1999: A simple analytical model of aerosol properties with account for hygroscopic growth. Part II: Scattering and absorption coefficients. J. Geophys. Res., 104, 2175-2184. (pdf)
Khvorostyanov, V.I. and J.A. Curry, 1999: Theory of Stochastic Condensation in Clouds. Part I: A General Kinetic Equation. J. Atmos. Sci, 56, 3985-3996. (pdf)
Khvorostyanov, V.I. and J.A. Curry, 1999: Theory of Stochastic Condensation in Clouds. Part II: Analytical Solutions of the Gamma-Distribution Type. J. Atmos. Sci, 56, 3997-4013. (pdf)
Liu, G. and J.A. Curry, 1999: Tropical ice water amount and its relations to other atmospheric hydrological parameters as inferred from satellite data J. Appl. Meteor., 38, 1182-1194. (pdf)
Perovich, D. K., E.L. Andreas, J.A. Curry, et al., 1999: Year on ice gives climate insights. EOS, 80, 481.
Pinto, J.O., J.A. Curry, and A.H. Lynch, 1999: Modeling clouds and radiation for the November 1997 period of SHEBA using a column climate model. J. Geophys. Res., 104, 6661-6678. (pdf)
Stamnes, K., Ellingson, R.G., J.A. Curry, J.E. Walsh, and B. D. Zak, 1999: Review of science issues and deployment strategies for the North Slope of Alaska/Adjacent Arctic Ocean (NSA/AAO) ARM site. J. Climate, 12, 46-63. (pdf)
1998
Alam, A. and J.A. Curry, 1998: Evolution of new ice and turbulent fluxes from freezing Arctic leads. J. Geophys. Res., 103, 15,783-15,802. (pdf)
Benner, T.C. and J.A. Curry, 1998: Characteristics of small tropical cumulus clouds and their impact on the environment. J. Geophys. Res., 103, 28,753-28,768. (pdf)
Considine, G. and J.A. Curry, 1998: Role of entrainment and droplet sedimentation on the microphysical structure in stratus and stratocumulus clouds. Quart. J. Roy. Meteorol. Soc., 24, 123-150.
Liu, G. and J.A. Curry, 1998: Remote sensing of ice water characteristics in tropical clouds using aircraft microwave measurements. J. Appl. Meteor., 37, 337-355. (pdf)
Liu, G. and J .A. Curry, 1998: An investigation of the relationship between emission and scattering signals in SSM/I data. J . Atmos. Sci., 55, 1628-1643. (pdf)
Randall, D., J. A. Curry, et al., 1998: Outlook for Large-Scale Modelling of Atmosphere Ice-Ocean Interactions in the Arctic. Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc., 70, 197-219. (pdf)
1997
Alam, A. and J.A. Curry, 1997: Determination of surface turbulent fluxes over leads in arctic sea ice. J. Geophys. Res., 102, 3331-3344. (pdf)
Arbetter, T., J.A. Curry, M.M. Holland, and J. M. Maslanik, 1997: Response of sea ice models to perturbations in surface heat flux. Ann. Glaciol., 25, 193-197.
Considine, G., J.A. Curry, and B.A. Wielicki, 1997: Modeling cloud fraction and horizontal variability in boundary layer clouds. J. Geophys. Res., 102, 13,517 - 13,525 (pdf)
Curry, J.A., J.O. Pinto, T. Benner, and M. Tschudi, 1997: Evolution of the cloudy boundary layer during the autumnal freezing of the Beaufort Sea. J. Geophys. Res., 102, 13851-13860. (pdf)
Duane, G. and J.A. Curry, 1997: Entropy of a convecting water-air system and the interpretation of cloud morphogenesis. Quart. J. Roy. Meteorol. Soc., 123, 605-629.
Holland, M., J.A. Curry, and J.L. Schramm, 1997: Modeling the thermodynamics of a distribution of sea ice thicknesses. Part II: Ice/ocean interactions. J. Geophys. Res., 102, 23093-23108. (pdf)
Holland, M.M., J.L. Schramm, and J.A. Curry, 1997: Thermodynamic feedback processes in a single-column sea ice/ocean model. Ann. Glaciol., 25, 327-332.
Liu, G. and J.A. Curry, 1997: Precipitation characteristics in the GIN Seas determined using satellite microwave data. J. Geophys. Res., 102, 13987-13998. (pdf)
Pinto, J.O. and J.A. Curry, 1997: Role of radiative transfer in the modeled mesoscale development of summertime arctic stratus. J. Geophys. Res., 102, 13,861-13,872. (pdf)
Pinto, J.O., J.A. Curry, and C.W. Fairall, 1997: Radiative characteristics of the Arctic atmosphere during spring as inferred from ground-based measurements. J. Geophys. Res., 102, 6941-6952. (pdf)
Schramm, J.L., M.M. Holland, and J.A. Curry, 1997: Applications of a single-column ice/ocean model understanding the mass balance of sea ice and snow in the Central Arctic. Ann. Glaciol., 25, 287-291.
Schramm, J.L., M. Holland, J.A. Curry, and E.E. Ebert, 1997: Modeling the thermodynamics of a distribution of sea ice thicknesses. Part I: Sensitivity to ice thickness resolution. J. Geophys. Res., 102, 23079-23092. (pdf)
Sheu, R.-S., J.A. Curry, and G. Liu, 1997: Vertical Stratification of Tropical Cloud Properties as Determined from Satellite. J. Geophys. Res., 102, 4231-4246. (pdf)
Tschudi, M., J.A. Curry, and J.M. Maslanik, 1997: Determination of areal surface feature coverage in the Beaufort Sea using aircraft video data. Ann. Glaciol., 25, 434-438.
1996
Clayson, C.A. and J.A. Curry, 1996: Determination of surface turbulent fluxes for TOGA COARE: Comparison of satellite retrievals and in situ measurements. J. Geophys. Res., 101, 28,503-28,513. (pdf)
Clayson, C.A., C.W. Fairall, and J.A. Curry, 1996: Evaluation of turbulent fluxes at the ocean surface using surface renewal theory. J. Geophys. Res., 101, 28,515-28,528. (pdf)
Considine, G. and J.A. Curry, 1996: A statistical model of drop size spectra for stratocumulus clouds. Quart. J. Roy. Meteor. Soc., 122, 611-634.
Curry, J.A., D. Randall, and W.B. Rossow, and J.L. Schramm, 1996: Overview of arctic cloud and radiation characteristics. J. Clim., 9, 1731-1764. (pdf)
Liu, G. and J.A. Curry, 1996: Large-scale cloud features during winter in the north Atlantic Ocean determined from SSM/I and SSM/T2 observations. J. Geophys. Res., 101, 7019-7032. (pdf)
Sheu, R.-S., J. A. Curry, and G. Liu, 1996: Satellite retrieval of tropical rainfall using ISCCP analyses and microwave measurements. J. Geophys. Res., 101, 21291-21301. (pdf)
Webster, P. J., C. A. Clayson and J. A. Curry, 1996: Clouds, radiation and the diurnal cycle of sea surface temperature in the tropical western Pacific Ocean. J. Clim., 9, 1712-1730. (pdf)
1995
Alam, A. and J.A. Curry, 1995: Lead-induced atmospheric circulations. J. Geophys. Res., 100, 4643-4652. (pdf)
Curry, J.A., 1995: Interactions Among Aerosols, Clouds and Climate of the Arctic Ocean.The Science of the Total Environment, 160/161, 777-791. (pdf)
Curry, J.A., J. Schramm and E. E. Ebert, 1995: On the sea ice albedo climate feedback mechanism. J. Climate, 8, 240-247. (pdf)
Curry, J.A., J.L. Schramm, MC. Serreze, and E.E. Ebert, 1995: Water vapor feedback over the Arctic Ocean. J. Geophys. Res., 100, 14,223-14,229. (pdf)
Ebert, E.E., J.L. Schramm, and J.A. Curry, 1995: Disposition of solar radiation in sea ice and the upper ocean. J. Geophys. Res., 100, 15,965-15,976. (pdf)
Liu, G., J.A. Curry, and C.A. Clayson, 1995: Study of tropical cyclogenesis using satellite data. Meteor. Atmos. Phys., 56, 111-123.
Liu, G., J.A. Curry, and R.S. Sheu, 1995: Classification of clouds over the western equatorial Pacific Ocean using combined infrared and microwave satellite data. J. Geophys. Res., 100, 13,811-13,826. (pdf)
McInnes, K.L. and J.A. Curry, 1995: Modelling the mean and turbulent structure of the summertime Arctic cloudy boundary layer. Bound. Lay. Meteor., 73, 125-143.
Pinto, J.O., J.A. Curry and K.L. McInnes, 1995: Atmospheric convective plumes emanating from leads 1. Thermodynamic structure. J. Geophys. Res., 100, 4621-4632. (pdf)
Pinto, J.O. and J.A. Curry, 1995: Atmospheric convective plumes emanating from leads 2. Microphysical and radiative processes. J. Geophys. Res., 100, 4633- 642. (pdf)
1994
Curry, J.A. et al., 1994: New Program to Research Issues of Global Climate in the Arctic. EOS, 75, 249-252.
Liu, G., J.A. Curry and M. Weadon, 1994: Atmospheric water balance in Typhoon Nina as determined from SSM/I satellite data. Meteor. Atmos. Phys. 54, 141-156.
1993
Curry, J.A. and L.F. Radke, 1993: Possible role of ice crystals in ozone destructionof the lower Arctic atmosphere. Atmos. Environ., 27, 2873-2879.
Curry, J.A., J. Schramm and E.E. Ebert, 1993: Impact of clouds on the surface radiation budget of the Arctic Ocean. Meteor. and Atmos. Phys, 57, 197-217.
Ebert, E. and J.A. Curry, 1993: An intermediate one-dimensional thermodynamic sea ice model for investigating ice-atmosphere interactions. J. Geophys. Res., 98, 10085-10109.
Liu, G. and J.A. Curry, 1993: Determination of characteristics of cloud liquid water from satellite microwave measurements. J. Geophys. Res., 98, 5069-5092.
Tan, Y.C. and J.A. Curry, 1993: A diagnostic study of the evolution of an intense North American anticyclone during winter 1989. Mon. Wea. Rev., 121, 961-975. (pdf)
Wilson, L.D., J.A. Curry, and T.P. Ackerman, 1993: On the satellite retrieval of lower tropospheric ice crystal clouds in the polar regions. J. Climate, 6, 1467-1472. (pdf)
1992
Curry, J.A. and E.E. Ebert, 1992: Annual cycle of radiative fluxes over the Arctic ocean: Sensitivity to cloud optical properties. J. Climate, 5, 1267-1280. (pdf)
Curry, J.A. and G. Liu, 1992: Assessment of aircraft icing potential using satellite data. J. Appl. Meteor., 31, 605-621. (pdf)
Ebert, E.E. and J.A. Curry, 1992: A parameterization of cirrus cloud optical properties for climate models. J. Geophys. Res., 97, 3831-3836.
Liu, G. and J.A. Curry, 1992: Retrieval of precipitation from satellite microwave measure-ments using both emission and scattering. J. Geophys. Res., 97, 9959-9974.
Sheu, R-.S. and J.A. Curry, 1992: Interactions between North Atlantic clouds and the large- scale environment. Mon. Wea. Rev.,120, 261-278. (pdf)
1991
Meyer, F.G., J.A. Curry, C.A. Brock and L.F. Radke, 1991: Springtime visibility in the Arctic. J. Appl. Meteor., 30, 342-357. (pdf)
1990
Curry, J.A. and E.E. Ebert, 1990: Sensitivity of the thickness of Arctic sea ice to the optical properties of clouds. Ann. Glac., 14, 43-46.
Curry, J.A., C.D. Ardeel, and L. Tian, 1990: Liquid water content and precipitation characteristics of stratiform clouds as inferred from satellite microwave measurements. J. Geophys. Res., 95, 16659-16671.
Curry, J.A., F.G. Meyer, L.F. Radke, C.A. Brock, and E.E. Ebert, 1990: The occurrence and characteristics of lower tropospheric ice crystals in the Arctic. Int. J. Climatol., 10, 749-764.
1989
Curry, J.A. and C.-H. Moeng, 1989: Role of cloud-top radiative cooling in the production of turbulence kinetic energy. In IRS'88: Current Problems in Atmospheric Radiation, J. Lenoble and J.F. Geleyn (eds). A. Deepak Publ., 60-63.
Curry, J.A., F.G. Meyer and E.E. Ebert, 1989: Cloudless ice-crystal precipitation in the polar regions. In IRS '88: Current Problems in Atmospheric Radiation, J. Lenoble and J.F. Geleyn (eds). A. Deepak Publ., 80-83.
Tian, L. and J.A. Curry, 1989: Cloud overlap statistics. J. Geophys. Res., 94, 9925-9935.
1988
Curry, J.A., 1988: Arctic cloudiness in spring from satellite imagery: some comments. J. Climatol., 8, 543-549.
Curry, J.A., E.E. Ebert, and G.F. Herman, 1988: Mean and turbulence structure of the summertime Arctic cloudy boundary layer. Quart. J. Roy. Met. Soc., 114, 715-746.
1987
Curry, J.A., 1987: The contribution of radiative cooling to the formation of cold-core anticyclones. J. Atmos. Sci., 44, 2575-2592. (pdf)
1986
Curry, J.A., 1986: Interactions among turbulence, radiation and microphysics in Arctic stratus clouds. J. Atmos. Sci., 43, 90-106. (pdf)
Curry, J.A., 1986: Reply to comments on "Interactions between turbulence, radiation and microphysics in Arctic stratus clouds." J. Atmos. Sci., 43, 2753-2755. (pdf)
1985
Curry, J.A. and G. F. Herman, 1985: Infrared radiative properties of Arctic stratus clouds. J. Clim. Appl. Met., 24, 525-538.
Curry, J.A. and G.F. Herman, 1985: Relationships between large-scale heat and moisture budgets and the occurrence of Arcticstratus clouds. Mon. Wea. Rev., 113, 1441-1457. (pdf)
1984
Herman, G.F. and J.A. Curry, 1984: Observational and theoretical studies of solar radiation in Arctic stratus clouds. J. Clim. Appl. Met., 23, 5-24.
1983
Curry, J.A., 1983: On the formation of continental Polar air. J. Atmos. Sci., 40, 2278-2292. (pdf)
Very good...
Please point out any paper that disputes the concensus as put forth in the IPCC vis a vis AGW...
I dare you.
Those papers have not yet been written. Curry had been a long time proponent of AGW, after all. Curry's dissension based on the newly collected BEST data is breaking news. That's why you'll have to read Curry's quotes in the newspapers. I dare ya.
Also see this: Hoyos C.D., P.A. Agudelo, P.J. Webster, and J.A. Curry, 2006: Deconvolution of the factors contributing to the increase in global hurricane intensity, Science, 312 (5770), 94-97. [PDF]
Dr. Curry is in full agreement with the man you call a modern white wizard, James Lovelock, that warming has plateaued, that warming is not ultimately dependent on CO2 and that AGW proponents have been alarmist about their predictions. Why be the last denier? The science is settled.
Grima, you can twist things remarkably to suit your purposes....
As I thought, nary a peep about Curry saying AGW is wrong, or a concrete prediction about the future trends...
Why wouldn't she retract his BEST involvement? Any scientist with integrity would retract themselves from a result that they disavow....
Can't you tell when you are being duped?
Anyway you can have the last word Gríma Wormtounge....
Good for him. Is it lost on all you that these particular weapons came from someone prepping for economic and civilization collapse. Bunch of paranoid fools - your thoughts and actions have consequences in the real world.
Is this the same "real world" where printing has brought us all this prosperity. You say "actions have consequences in the real world". I say bullshit, for too long there have been no consequences, that is the fucking problem. Remind me, where is John Corzine motherfucker? Entities in New York engineered and profitted from the collapse, then got bailed out. Where are the real consequences in that bad behavior?!?!? Yeah, if I were this criminal enabler, I might want to take weapons away from my citizens too.
Stupid sheep.
Good for him. Is it lost on all you that these particular weapons came from someone prepping for economic and civilization collapse. Bunch of paranoid fools - your thoughts and actions have consequences in the real world. /sarc
There I fixed it for ya!
Hey noob the only anagram for your name is Pee Jet. Which is funny since all you do is piss all over the place like a puppy.
STFU.
Do your part. Post a "gun free zone" sign on your home.
I say they ban that fuckin Bloomberg from opening that shithole he calls a mouth. That prick's answer to everything is banning.
Only if they promise to throw the biggest offender behind bars as Fast & Furiously as humanly possible!
MAYOR BLOOMBERG CALLS FOR MAKING GUN TRAFFICKING A FELONY...well that should take out half of the ATF and Eric Holder.....and the State Department....the CIA...arming the so called Democratic Rebels
One set of laws for the corporate fascists, and another for you.
Well more kids were killed in auto accidents than guns so let's get rid of cars too.
will happen when the commodity complex finally breaks. Long bikes already.
child killed in bicycle accident
About 35,900,000 results
(0.27 seconds)https://www.google.com/#hl=en&tbo=d&spell=1&q=child+killed+in+bicycle+ac...
How many of the bicycle accidents involved cars?
Of the remainder motor vehicleless bicycle deaths, how many were wearing helmets?
Why suggest that a bicycle can be used responsibly when it's so much easier to call for a ban and screech that those who do ride responsibly have the blood of children on their hands?
I am sure it will be just as successful as his "war on soda", the "war on terror" and the "war on drugs". Enjoy the circuses folks because the bread is running low.
One set of laws for the corporate fascists, and another for you.
Bloody sheep
New Nazis redefine mental disease.
Open season on hunters.
What an idiot! He should be giving AK47s to everybody entering highshool. They will be so much safer!
I presume you mean "highschool", and yes, remind us, what is Switzerland's model again regarding firearms?
Stupid fucking sheep.
Even in your attempt to ridicule lovers of liberty you can't suppress your collectivist and socialist tendencies.
believe it or not, we actually do live in a society with more than one person so yes, one has to think of the collective. And 20 6 and 7 year old kids won't be doing that anymore.
Believe it or not people are individuals and neither you nor Mike Bloomberg have a right to initiate violence against others in order to pursue your own personal agendas.
Why pretend that you care about children when you don't want them to be protected by responsible adults?
Thank you for pointing out that an idiot with a gun killed a number of people and then was aprehended without violence.
Had he not had access to a gun nobody would have died, but we would not want that now, do we....
Totally agree - more guns are better. If everybody is armed to the teeth we all will be so much safer. In fact, it should be illegal to be out in public and be without at least a semi-automatic.
If you believe that fewer guns always leads to the best outcome then you must have wanted those who were saved by the introduction of a second gun in the hands of a responsible adult in the Pearl and Edinboro incidents to die. It's fun to watch your partisanship reveal itself when you are faced with discussing (or avoiding the discussion of) real world situations.
20 dead kids seems pretty real world to me. At least in my world.
Yes, it's quite real and the policies your promote indicate that you wanted them to die. That's why you are so upset by the stories out of Pearl and Edinboro that you can't even admit that responsible adults with guns saved lives in those situations. It's people like you who put the Sandy Hook principle in a position where she had to make an unarmed rush at an insane gunman.
You're right. I change my point of view. We need more weapons so we all will be safe.
Why are you fixated on a numbers game? When individuals act responsibly according to the nonaggression principle we will be safer. Your nanny state agenda makes that impossible and encourages just the sort of aberrant behavior that got those kids killed.
And you still can not seriously admit that responsible adults with guns saved lives in Pearl and Edinboro. W#hat clearer evidence could there be of your desire to see more kids killed?
Guns facility the expression of violence. Violence cannot and will not be eliminated - it is part of the human condition. What a reduction of access to guns does is limit the extend to which that violence can be expressed, thus limiting harm. We all sometimes get really, really angry and, if a weapon were available would probably like to use it in the heat of the moment. 5 minutes later though usually it is quite clear that killing somebody because they were eying your wife would not have been a good idea.
Having reduced access to guns simply makes sense. Had the kid in Newtown not had access he would have perhaps stabbed somebody, but the damage would have been much, much more limited.
Is that a confirmation that you wish more kids had been killed in Pearl and Edinboro?
Do you get into alot of brawls? If you fear that you would lose your temper and shoot someone if you possessed a gun, simply due to that person oggling your wife, then surely you must find that without a gun, you tend to suddenly start punching people.
The only way to make sure you cannot punch people is to limit your access to fists, by cutting off your hands.
Or we could get biblical; whatever offends you, cut it out. If seeing things makes you violent, then you should remove your eyes so you are not offended.
Matt,
Do you get into alot of brawls?.
Don;t know who your responding to, but NOW if you get into a fight, and the LE are involved(misdemeanor).You just lost your right to EVER own a firearm again.
The comments on this site are nested, so my response is indented one notch from the post I am replying to, TheWeekendTrader, who wrote:
"We all sometimes get really, really angry and, if a weapon were available would probably like to use it in the heat of the moment. 5 minutes later though usually it is quite clear that killing somebody because they were eying your wife would not have been a good idea."
To which I inquired if (s)he tended to get into many brawls. I do not think the sort of person who flies off into a rage and shoots someone because of a minor offense, would suddenly act civil without a handgun.
WON'T SOMEONE THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!!!!!
Of course not. Lives taken away at age 6 and 7 are irrelevant. So are the lives of the parents, siblings, grand parents and the community at large.
if just they would have had more, easily accessible guns all would have been fine.
11 bullets for a 7 year old is just right.
So why do you insist that children be penned in so-called "gun free zones" like the Sandy Hook school?
I didn't. I make the simple observation that as you have fewer weapons the chances of one them used inappropriately goes down.
But that probably doesn't make sense to you, but it worked in Australia and many other countries.
So you agree that responsible adults should have the ability to defend children against murderers even in schools?
Gun bans have accompanied increased crime in some places as well. But you probably don't understand that the mere presence of inanimate objects is not the definitive factor.
The world is greater than the US. You are cherrypicking data, pretending to be objective and rational.
So it's cherry picking to refer to US data when contemplating US policies?
Yes. When you quote a couple of articles where a gun may have saved lives and you omit the fact that more than 10,000 people in the US die of gun related violence you are cherrypicking and intentionally not giving the full picture.
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41,000+ people died in 2007 from vehicles vs 10,000 dead from guns, yet you aren't all up in here arguing that cars should be banned right?
Picture this:
That's 989,883 - 10,000 = 979,883 net gain in victims under your policies.
20 > 290,999,980
That math is true for the kids and the parents.
But more kids should have been murdered in Pearl and Edinboro in your opinion. The tender mercies of the wicked are cruel.
I did not say or imply that, nor would it be the logical consequence of what I am suggesting.
Your "reasoning" is not logical, rather you are attempting to disguise emotions as fact by twisting what I write and cherrypicking data points and pulling in data points without proper context.
In Pearl and Edinboro the introduction of an additional gun not wielded by a murderer saved lives. Your assertion that the number of inanimate objects is a definitive factor in crime rather than who is wielding that object leads me to no other conclusion than that you wanted more kids to be killed in those incidents.
The lives saved in those instances pale by how many others have died of gun related violence.
Like I said, cherrypicking and refusing to properly contextualize events.
You're projecting. Government bans drugs and they are everywhere. A gun ban would stop only law abiding citizens from owning weapons. Criminals could still obtain guns as easily as they obtain methamphetamine. You are suggesting that that would make people safer and save lives. You are the one who has no ability to contextualize events.
Meanwhile, you wish this old lady had been beaten to death with her own cane. Or did you want to ban canes as well?
I picked a few more cherries for you. Perhaps you could bake a pie.
The rights of the few outweigh the rights of the many.
Great argument, but I don't think he went far enough. Better to arm them to the teeth by grade 1. After all, the decision to give one's child access to weapons ought to be entirely at the parent's discretion, right? Or are you some sort of freedom hating treasonous statist collectivist socialisty stalin loving ss blah blah blah blah blah?
Ugh.
You forgot that I love jews/niggers/spics/fags
People should be allowed to chose their own mates but it's just plain crazy to suggest that that means that children should be forced to marry in first grade, ya know? See, that's the problem when you concentrate on "going far enough" in your argument rather than thinking and speaking rationally.
GAsP! You mean there ought to be some groundRULES? Who gets to decide for me, YOU? Sounds pretty statist to me... <shrugs>
I know, I know, it totally sucks for you when I beat you over the head with your own 'reasoning'. Cry me a fucking river.
But no one here other than you suggested that first graders should be armed. You're beating yourself over the head with you own lack of reasoning.
Nice try. As you well know I'm saying no such thing.
I'm merely pointing out how ridiculous your position is by agreeing with you; that it ought to be wholly MY CHOICE in Fantasy Freedom Land!
So by making up stuff that reflects your own insanity rather than any statement made by me you have "agreed" with me and shown me to be foolish? That doesn't seem reasonable.
hahaha! backpedal, waffle, circumlocute, obfuscate all you like, you secret santa statist you.
I agreed with your insipid 'principle', and then to make a point I followed it down the rabbit hole to one of its many sickening and irrational, but absolutely covered conclusions.
What principle was that?
...he/she asked ever so innocently. "Here we go 'round the mulberry bush" It's your fave tune, I can tell. Can't you read?
You are fooling absolutely no one, statist; but thanks for the chuckle anyway.
Yeah, your inability to support your argument is hilarious. But you didn't need me for that.
That's right, you just do that 'shuffle off to buffalo' thing, as per.
Everyone who's not your fluffer knows you're trying to blow smoke up our... noses.
You refuse to cite the principle with which you take such great exception and I'm shuffling? That's weak.
As if four times isn't enough... Quit rooting around for a free lunch; earn it. I'm tired of repeating myself to the likes of you.
Better yet: just own up for once in your life.
I admit it. You are completely correct about that thing which you won't talk about. How could I have not seen it before? Many thanks and tender regards.
Honestly, that's the only blockheaded response I expected from you.
Vislat!
When you're right, you're right.
Did you get pwn'ed again?
I swear that you get beaten worse than a rented mule...
If you think I got "pwn'ed" perhaps you can tell me what his point was because he won't discuss it.
fucking reptoid....
Bloomberg's New York City Week to date Crime Stats for Week ending December 9, 2012
Murder 8
Rape 30
Robbery 395
Fel Assault 278
Buggery 371
Gr Larceny 907
GLA 172 (WTF)
Pet Larceny 1545
Misc Assault 826
Misc Sex 65
Shooting incidents 13 (BB gun?)
Survey: Retired Cops Say NYPD Crime Stats Fudgedhttp://thechiefleader.com/news/open_articles/survey-retired-cops-say-nyp...
http://gothamist.com/2012/09/17/shocking_nypd_classifies_serious_cr.php
Seriously? 371 counts of 'buggery'? I bet there's some bathhouses where that's an hour's count, not a week's.
LOL Buggery, is that even a real crime? It sounds like the judge should wear a Colonial times wig when giving out the sentence for that.
Don't mention this to Tyler, but...
MAYOR BLOOMBERG CALLS FOR ENFORCEABLE ASSAULT WEAPONS BAN?
Yeah, but tommorow youll see call for gov to provide DEFENCE WEAPON FOR EACH CHILD ABOVE 3YEARS ... that would also stimulate inovation cause we all know that existing guns are to heavy for kids (sarc)
Only if they are children of rebels trying to topple a CIA-targeted regime..
US foreign policy FTMFW
One thing as sure as night follows day: Whenever Bloomberg opens his mouth, something stupid usually comes out.
I'm going to crack open a bottle champagne when this assclown finally kicks off.
Bloomberg's clone is already ten years old. He should be able to survive until his clone takes over.
I would vote for a ban on any "concealed" order within a 50 mile radius of any exchange computer. The use of "Hide 'n Slide" orders should lead to a mandatory 5 year sentence for the owners of the computer that originated the order.
If they do not take them out of the hands of government officials as well then OMDB!
I am going out to buy an AK47 this afternoon,if I can find one with a cupholder big
enough for my 44oz soda.
+1
I just fired my new five-seven this w/e. Low recoil, loud noise, nine out of ten in 10X from 7 yards. Much more controllable and accurate than my sub-compact XD 9mm.
How about a ban on stupid and arrogant politicians who think that laws control the evil and insane amongst us?
How about a ban on crazy people? Aren't there laws against hate crimes and mass murder? How come those laws didn't stop this crazy kid from killing?
How safe will we be when the only ones with guns will be SWAT teams that are 15 minutes away and will arrive after the fact or the wicked and insane who care not what the law says?
"No 22 oz. sodas or assault weapons" will not stop people from buying two 12 oz. sodas or assault weapons on the black market, but will give people a false sense of security and fucknuts like Bloomberg more power and money.
I am surprised to learn there is an assault weapons problem in NY City. I thought they had tough gun laws. In that he runs NY City maybe he can pass some laws that will control guns there and the Nation can follow with similar laws. I missed his suggested laws about mental problems and anti-depression drugs that seem to cause a lot of violent death is the USA. Maybe associated with the Friday crazed mass murder. The Heart posted a site yesterday that is a real eye opener about depression drugs and many, many violent deaths.
ssristories.com/index.php
Bloomberg makes comp;lete sense.
If you fear the police then you must be committing a crime?
I don't own a gun, lived in the absolute 'hood in Jackson Ward RVA when our murder rate was #1 per capita and never needed a gun.
Why does anyone need an assualt rifle?
Ferderal gun laws MUST BE ENFORCED.
There are more guns in this country than people.
If the gov't gets untenable the armed forces will protect the people from the gov't.
Think it through. How does a gun protect you from the gov't? It doesn't. That is what the army is for.
+1 for the wry tone of your sarcasm.
Hmm... I missed it by that much.
Perhaps it's not the wry but the rye.
Where is the army? It's untenable for me
No reason to lose your head when your the one getting shit upon. It takes time. Bernanke has set a course for ultimate self destruct. Reading ZH today revealed in the treasury market " collapsing Indirect interest is persisting"
Sounds like treasury bonds are losing luster. If the cops don't get paid we get their guns. When the army doesn't get paid we get their guns.
It will take time and I am sure you want to live to see it. Wasting your resources on arms might not be the best allocation.
jmo.
Did you get you HuffPo bookmark messed up again?
Besides, if we're going to start enforcing centralized laws, how about the Galactic laws? Tell ya what... since I'm the Emperor of the MFing Galaxy (yes, that's really it's name, (thank Corzine)), I'll grant you an audience... well, just as soon as you clear up that little incident concerning all of the back taxes you owe the MFGRS (after all, I can't be expected to entertain state criminals).
Oh, as for my title... well, perhaps you were apathetic on election day, that is assuming you even bothered to register AT ALL!
Hhmmm, that must be why Bloomberg has his own private security detail with the best assault weapons ben's jewbucks can buy. Why does my public servant get to carry such weapons and be afforded such security. If he has been such a good mayor in making sure laws were upheld his citizens should love him right? Bullshit, while I agree that laws should be enforced, this fascism is sickening. This guy presides of a den of fucking crimminals and he wants to disarm everybody? Execute John Corzine and then let's talk.
Point goes to LawsofPhysics.
I can't argue w/ your reasoning.
Trying to take on the "Blackwater" alumni is futile I can assure you.
There must be another way?
Many of us have served our country. Many went our own ways (with our guns and knowledge). We keep in touch. Many of the former Delta operatives I know make some great gear now. We wait, we watch, patience. Evil and cowardice always show themselves first. Love and caring enough to actually make an honest fix requires real courage. If the mayor wishes to continue to isolated his city, fine with me. I will simply encourage those in agriculture like, myself, to do less business with this region. All economies are local and blowback is a bitch.
When I wrote ***How does a gun protect you from the gov't? It doesn't. That is what the army is for.*****
I should have included veterans as well.
I too think Manhattan needs to be excommunicated from the Union so they may bear the cost of Wall Street's treachery. I'm sure an inordinate amount of tax dollars flows to NYNY so the bankers can maintain their high style while letting federal tax dollars take care of the rest of their infrastructure. I say lay siege and tax Manhattan, let them pay for their folly with their own money. Why should we be forced to pay for their criminal ways?
Chicago and San Francisco can be brought in line as well.
This whole Union business is not working out well. The ass clown who owns the house next to mine lives in another state and I can't compel him to follow the laws of my state to maintain his property. I say forget about the United part and let the States regain their sovereignty.
I don't see the Federal Gov't as anything other than oppression and usurping my property rights.
If we ever wage a just war, which actually defends the constitution, I will, then, thank you for your service. Until then I respect your opinion.
"If we ever wage a just war, which actually defends the constitution"
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FYI, buying and holding PMs is doing just this.
"Those who beat their swords into plowshares, usually end up plowing for those who did not"
- Benjamin Franklin
Interestingly one of the co sponsors of the last attempt to extend the assault weapons ban was the honorable Jon Corzine when he was a senator. Isn't that special, sponsored by a fucking criminal
Bloomberg should stop his protection detail from carrying firearms. His corporate security at Bloomberg LP should be prohibited from carrying firearms. All guests to Bloomberg LP should be banned from carrying firearms as well, no matter how VIP they are. Come on Bloomberg, be the example .... /sarc/
Pry them from my cold dead hands. They are protection from tyranny.
CNBC just had two mayors..one from Atlanta....saying ban the guns.....but they have huge security staff..with high cap magazines..with assault weapons..probably auto weapons...why?....if its so safe....set the example first guys...you drop your fist...oh and don´t get me started on the POTUS...and his security....???
Damn right! If it is the guns causing the problem, get rid of them all! Thus their calls for us to only disarm ourselves falls of deaf ears...
Fricken Nazi's!
Right...no guns for the innocent or defensless but guns for the gangbangers!!!
Make em illegall they will become more of a black market than crack, coke, weed, meth all put together!
such a horrific, SHORT SIGHTED, LIVE FOR NOW SOCIETY we live in WITH NO LEADERSHIP WHATSOEVER...NONE.....
FUBAR!
gangbangers are an issue, but the real terrorist slaughter kids with drones and white phos... until they are disarmed, it would be most unwise to drop your guard.
Semi automatic weapons: the Big Gulps of the gun industry.
he should list his bans in order of importance. does the twinkie ban rate higher or lower on his list than the sub machine gun ban?
1. What is he doing about "Fast & Furious?"
2. What penalties has he imposed on his finest that shot 9? bystanders?
Bloomberg is a big wet douche
Maybe we should outlaw accidents and suicide before we outlaw guns?
Leading causes of death in US, 2009 (via http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/lcod.htm)
death by prescription drugs (properly prescribed) takes a few hundred thousand a year in the U.S. alone...
Death by cheese. Don't anyone dare ban cheese. Damn.
What we don't have enough of is death by stupidity.
i become a laugh track when i hear or read jews in power talk about the need to reduce or take away rights in the name of public security. maybe they need to be reminded again why that is not such a good idea.
apparently all the others in power clamoring for draconian gun control need a real life lesson in history. also.
my in house research is showing the demand for guillotines has almost reached the threshold of a viable business plan.
Need investors?
I would be willing to provide short term money.
I was thinking the same and I think Congress might be a little more motivated knowing we have ten guillotines in each state.
I call for a ban on NY subway trains! people are being killed by them all the time.....just recently a guy was pushed in front of one and a girl jump in front of one to commit suicide!
Subway trains are evil and should be banned!
either somebody doesn't like me or they don't get the sarc...any way junk away!!!!!
I think we should cut to the root of the problem. It seems to me that all murders and most accidents occur when someone is MOVING. If we just forced everybody to sit in one place without MOVING, we could virtually eliminate death and violent crime.
"IM NOT FRIGHTENED OF DYING...ANYTIME WILL DO...I DONT MIND.....WHY SHOULD I BE AFRAID OF DYING...WE ALL GOTTA GO SOMETIME".......Pink Floyd- Great Gig in the sky...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPrCfmaj3ZY
Hey kids!
You want a soundtrack that's gonna make you feel tense?
Let you express your frustration?
Make ya scared, wanna run out and buy a gun?
You're looking for another rock'n'roll record that'll make you
feel like a victim.
You're like a victim - you love to be a victim.
You love the United States prime time victim show.
Hey, bells, helicopters, machine guns.
Listen to that! Listen to that!
Kill for Allah. Kill for Jesus.
1980's shit - turn it down.
Tone it down
Meanwhile in Arkansas...
"[Police are] going to be in SWAT gear and have AR-15s around their neck," Stovall said. "If you're out walking, we're going to stop you, ask why you're out walking, check for your ID.
http://www.paragoulddailypress.com/articles/2012/12/15/top_story/doc50cb...
Pretty soon, they will ask you to get a permit before you can sex with your woman.
Nah, hetero sex will just be banned outright first.
Like my wife needs yet another reason to say no.
FUCK YOU BLOOMBERG!
Before you jump on the Gun Ban wagon, keep in mind that the Police have no duty or obligation to protect citizens.http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/28/politics/28scotus.html
Your InfoWars latest video::
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=_c6HsiixFS8
Gun trafficking a felony? The ATF and particularly Eric Holder will have a private wing at San Quentin.
Will he ride the subway without his armed bodyguerds then also?
I am sick of these control freak assclowns who want to manage every aspect of our lives. Why can't these fuckers just go away?
Dr E
I am sick of these control freak assclowns who want to manage every aspect of our lives. Why can't these fuckers just go away?
Because they are so rich, they only want POWER...............all of it.
When the Feds give up their drones, domestic surveillance, Patriot Act, and TSA groping I might - might - consider giving up a couple of my weapons. Until then - stuff it Bloomberg.
“Gun control supporters have the blood of little children on their hands. Federal and state laws combined to insure that no teacher, no administrator, no adult had a gun at the Newtown school where the children were murdered. This tragedy underscores the urgency of getting rid of gun bans in school zones. The only thing accomplished by gun free zones is to insure that mass murderers can slay more before they are finally confronted by someone with a gun.” – Larry Pratt, director Gun Owners Association of America
How many mass murders are there in police stations?
How many mass murders are there at a gun show?
You know why there are none. It would be suicide. Because most of the people there have a gun.
The banker-controlled media is going to talk about going after the guns as much as it can get away with. These people don’t care about lives. They care about restrictions on guns because they want restrictions on freedom. They know, like Lenin and Michael Bloomberg, that “One man with a gun can control a hundred without one.” They know that the current government is preparing, if necessary, to disarm those who would rebel against their encroaching police state. Bloomberg, with his $40 Million NYC surveillance operation who told his police officers that they should not protect Americans who oppose gun control, is the voice of the police state.
The enemy, the State, wants Americans defenseless. Keep your freedom by keeping your guns. And prepare to “Run to the sound of the guns.”
"The enemy, the State, wants Americans defenseless."
Exactly. So called 'gun-free' zones must be abolished, and quickly.
Ban Halo and Call of Duty! Just don't ban the banksters, ponzi schemers, or vampire squid!
Can I keep GTA? The latest is coming out early next year.
We can start with the NYPD. Come on, Mike. You can actually control that.
Is there a reason the NYPD trains their officers to use an M4 automatic machine gun? Is there a reason the "Elite Service Unit" of the NYPD is armed with these weapons? These people have obviously shown a pattern of anti-social and violent behavior with regards to their jobs. Some of them even have the homicidal God Complex.
Get back to us on this one, Mike. I'm sure you're ready to do your part to ban assault weapons.