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These are the Broncos' classic uniforms:

This was my favorite exchange from that conference:

In 2011 my grad student Kirstie Stramler showed that Arctic winter climate fluctuates between cold (transmissive) and warm (opaque) states controlled by the thickness of clouds above. Now Bertossa and L'Ecuyer find that the transmissive state has gone away in Nov., i.e., Nov. is now like Oct.

Paul, you misspelled “grate”

I was an undergrad then. I unfortunately never met Sagan but I did attend one of his lectures. 20 years later, he wrote me a letter (attached) asking a question about a paper of mine. The fact that I keep a scanned copy of it tells you how thrilled I was that he wrote to me (and was complimentary).

My personal favorite (PIA17172)

I think he may have been right…

Tremendous piece by you, as so many of yours are. I recently looked up the address from which my federal retiree 1099R originates, on Google Maps. I wondered why all my retirement application "paperwork" was really paper and not online. Google Maps has a picture of the mine entrance:

This is great. My colleague Greg Cesana and I noticed a few years ago that climate models were not reproducing the historical east Pacific SST variation and that it had implications for a moderate vs. high cloud feedback and climate sensitivity. Glad to see more insight into what is going on!

I realize there are much larger issues here, but my God, when the *** NEW YORK TIMES *** has lost the ability to differentiate the use of "reign" from that of "rein" in what it publishes, it and civilization have surely declined.

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