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Profile updated: Apr 29, 2011
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David ‘Twenty-three consecutive months of jobs created in the private sector,’ ” - Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D-W.Va.).

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Book Review – Rebel Giants: The Revolutionary Lives of Abraham Lincoln & Charles Darwin by David R. Contosta

recommended: 13 | comments: 42

Abraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin share a birthday - they were born on the very same day – February 12, 1809. They each went on to have a dramatic impact on the future, and David R. Contosta . . . more

Book Review – A Contract with the Earth by Newt Gingrich and Terry L. Maple

recommended: 21 | comments: 92

The Truth About Global Warming - Keeping Track of the Science [UPDATED]

recommended: 18 | comments: 61

Exposing Climate Denialism - A Guide to Tactics and Tall Tales [UPDATED]

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David replied to a comment by David K. on Forbes article rebukes the "no more warming" bit. 6:31PM EST

"Very funny. It did make me laugh. I was wrong in not highlighting the proper word to make it understandable :)So despite admitting that you had better things to do than "substantiate and support" anything . . ." more

David replied to a comment by Mario A. on Book Review – Rebel Giants: The Revolutionary Lives of Abraham Lincoln & Charles Darwin by David R. Contosta 1:28PM EST

"Thanks Mario. Lincoln and Darwin are always good topics for discussion. I really enjoyed reading this book. Definitely worth the read.I agree it would nice if more people read actual history more; it seems . . ." more

David replied to a comment by David K. on Forbes article rebukes the "no more warming" bit. 12:07PM EST

"David, I studied and read for the first few years.Studied and read what? I have other things in my life rather than to debate something I've already found to be wrong. "You" have already found the entire . . ." more

David replied to a comment by David K. on Book Review – A Contract with the Earth by Newt Gingrich and Terry L. Maple 8:46AM EST

"Interesting that you think some blogger who writes about sports and such (in addition to politics) somehow reflects "conservative" views more than the National Journal, the "conservative icon." The fact . . ." more

David replied to a comment by Rory H. on Book Review – Rebel Giants: The Revolutionary Lives of Abraham Lincoln & Charles Darwin by David R. Contosta 8:20AM EST

"The book does include the Lincoln/Douglas debates, as this was a critical event in Lincoln's life. It doesn't dwell too much on it, as you might imagine, as the book tries to parallel the lives of Lincoln . . ." more

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About Me

Describe Yourself:

A little of this...a little of that...but mostly in between.

http://thedakepage.blogspot.com/

Political Gum Hockey: http://politicalgumhockey.wordpress.com/

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All opinions are mine alone, and not those of any company or organization I may have worked for or owned in the past, may currently work for or own, or may work for or own in the future.
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Politics, Science, Thinking
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Everywhere I've already been, and anywhere I've yet to go
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Independently thoughtful
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Way too many, but way too few

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Morgan S., Feb 5, 2012, 1:36PM EST

Thanks for joining my 'thinkin out loud' group, David! :-)

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shruti drm, Feb 3, 2012, 10:27AM EST

Twin babies born in a SARDAR’s House.
SARDAR G could not sleep whole night continuously thinking? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
Who is the father of second!

Sardar SMS

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Kathy W., Dec 14, 2011, 3:00AM EST

Hey D: Did you see where they're recording methane "spouts" in the ....hmmmmmmm Syberian Sea? (damn, the memory thing fails when I get excited...) Was it the Bering Sea? Google methane spouts, and you end up with the data. Just found it today. Blessings, keep up the good fight. YOU save the planet, and I'll educate people on politicians, okay?
Wilka

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Kathy W., Dec 4, 2011, 9:15PM EST

Thank you for your reading, and comments on my post today. Your input is always welcomed. I love seeing your natural-artistic icon pop up on any of my posts.
Blessed, blessed be....
Wilka

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Brett C., Dec 1, 2011, 6:32PM EST

David,

I read your well-considered response and offered a, 'rejoinder'.

Thanks.

Brett

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Brett C., Dec 1, 2011, 9:54AM EST

David,

Sent you a Gather email.

Best,

Brett

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Latasha Woods, Oct 12, 2011, 2:14PM EDT

Thank you for the friend request!! Your articles are informative and eye-opening.

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James Parry, Oct 12, 2011, 3:26AM EDT

Hi friend, how's you?

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Darren ( L., Sep 26, 2011, 9:45PM EDT

A massive oil spill announced this week off the coast of western Sweden feels like an ominous harbinger for America’s Arctic Ocean.

http://earthjustice.org/blog/2011-september/swedish-oil-spill-a-preview-of-the-alaskan-arctic

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Darren ( L., Sep 21, 2011, 5:18PM EDT

Meltwater flowing through ice sheets can carry warmth to the interior via crevasses, fractures, and large drains called moulins. A new modeling study shows that such warming can greatly accelerate the thermal response of an ice sheet to climate change: An ice sheet can respond on the order of decades, rather than the centuries projected by conventional thermal models. Ice flows more readily as it warms, so a warming climate can increase ice flows much faster than previously thought.

http://cires.colorado.edu/news/press/2010/fastResponse.html

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