[Evidently Gore's returning to Tennessee?]: Major snowstorm could affect the southeast US next week

The major story to follow this period is the potential for a significant snowstorm over the southeast US including North Carolina next Tuesday and Wednesday...I think there is a threat of snow across areas of the interior southeast, including north Georgia, Tennessee, and north Alabama Monday night and Tuesday but how much snow will depend on when and how much phasing occurs between the southern stream and northern stream.

Welcome to the New World Order – Telegraph Blogs

Bye bye democracy, in other words. Oh, and bye bye your job, your money and your children’s economic future too.
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These people talk about trillions as if it’s handy small change. Do you want to know what a trillion looks like?

Here’s what a trillion dollars looks like. Now multiply that by 45. Remembering all the while that the crisis which it is designed to alleviate exists only in the imagination of your New World Governors.

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I GUESS THIS MEANS MORE SNOW: U.T. Offers Honorary Doctorate to Al Gore. There’s some controversy.

Countries pledge to step up global response on climate change at UN forum in Indonesia - People's Daily Online

"Faced by continued erosion of the natural environment, the persistent and emerging challenges of chemical pollution and wastes as well as the overarching challenge of issues such as climate change, the status quo is not an option and change is urgently needed," said the United Nations' Under-Secretary General and the Executive Director of United Nation Environment Program (UNEP) Achim Steiner.  [Why is climate change mentioned only on an "as well as" basis?]

Newsmax - Drop Climate Change Initiatives, Save Trillions

It might be well for the world's population to step back and take a deep breath and just forget about global warming, which more and more often is being referred to as a hoax.

Grizzly bears move into "polar bear" habitat in Manitoba, Canada

Biologists affiliated with the American Museum of Natural History and City College of the City University of New York have found that grizzly bears are roaming into what was traditionally thought of as polar bear habitat—and into the Canadian province of Manitoba, where they are officially listed as extirpated. The preliminary data was recently published in Canadian Field Naturalist and shows that sightings of Ursus arctos horribilis in Canada's Wapusk National Park are recent and appear to be increasing in frequency.

"Grizzly bears are a new guy on the scene, competition and a potential predator for the polar bears that live in this area," says Robert F. Rockwell, a research associate at the Museum and a professor of Biology at CUNY.

Grizzly bears return to Manitoba | Manitoba | News | Winnipeg Sun

Recent sightings of grizzly bears -- extinct from Manitoba for a century -- have raised hopes the iconic Canadian mammal may be making a comeback.