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LITTLE ROCK (AP) — Northwest Arkansas residents woke up to as much as 5 inches of snow in places on the third day in May, the latest snowfall on record in the state.

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The climate of collaboration by @cbilodeau1402 http://www.tcg.org/publications/at/issue/featuredstory.cfm?story=9&indexID=29 … How climate science and art can work together...

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American Theatre – May 2013

[From the link that warmist Gavin Schmidt tweeted above] If theatre can, in fact, have an impact on the global conversation about climate change, why aren’t we seeing more plays about this issue? For one thing, as Shevliakova points out, incorporating science into works of art is challenging. In addition, political theatre—if we see climate change as a political issue—doesn’t sit comfortably within the American theatre ecosystem. “It’s a noble endeavor to try to use the tools of an artist to be on the right side of an issue like this,” Jaffe remarks. “I’m reminded of how dangerous it is, though, because the reputation of politics and theatre—and politics and art in general—was so damaged by the ideology of the early 20th century. The Soviet Union and the fascists really understood the power of propaganda. They gave a very bad name to the integration of political ideas into theatre.”

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...[Yes, but what if] … your house is worth $100 thousand but it costs $200 thousand for that insurance?

—Committee chair Stewart