-
Recent Posts
- Postponing Transparency, Americans Elect Delays the Posting of Form 990 Disclosures (5/2012)
- Draft Walker Fever Ran Cold: Independent Expenditure Committee Reports No Expenditures
- New Kid Danger: Squishy, Bubbling Feet
- Protesters Stop Coal Shipments Through Civil Disobedience
- Human Rights Under Barack Obama
- What Should the National Mammal of the USA Be?
- NY Republican Proposes Censorship Of All Anonymous Writing Online
- Snooty Mitt Romney Parties At Chateau Carolands
Categories
- 2008 Reasons (957)
- Activism (1126)
- Administrative (101)
- Alternative Parties (903)
- Americans Elect (316)
- Barack Obama (1361)
- Bumper Stickers (474)
- Buttons (307)
- Democrats (2180)
- Economy (1718)
- Election 2004 (138)
- Election 2006 (455)
- Election 2008 (2487)
- Election 2010 (275)
- Election 2012 (828)
- Election 2016 (1)
- Environment (1590)
- Ethics (1060)
- Fiction Experiments (47)
- Gardening (87)
- George W. Bush (1269)
- Greens (89)
- Homeland Insecurity (1488)
- Humor and Fun (359)
- Irregular Dictionary (43)
- Irregular Ideas (292)
- Irregular Verse (78)
- Legislation (1718)
- Liberal Links (372)
- Liberty (1998)
- Mail (102)
- Media (1937)
- Moral Values (1174)
- Mysteries (647)
- Outside the USA (330)
- Podcasts (140)
- Politics (5569)
- Posters (80)
- Puzzles (61)
- Questions (376)
- Religion (1679)
- Republicans (2421)
- Reviews (239)
- Science (797)
- Sex and Gender (698)
- Shirts (383)
- State and Local (1426)
- Tech (123)
- Travel (103)
- Uncategorized (1081)
- unity08 (325)
- Video (357)
- War and Peace (1522)
Our Newest Liberal Political Gear- America is a Christian Nation, and I am the Queen of England (bumper sticker)
- Red Bicycle Bumper Sticker
- Freedom is Not for the Timid Bumper Sticker
- Sun-Themed Vote Green Bumper Sticker in the Shape of the Map of the United States
- The Very Last Endangered Species
- Indiana Against Mitt Romney Bumpersticker
- HTML Tag: End Slash Romney bumper sticker
- Virginia Against Mitt Romney Bumper Sticker
- Bumper Sticker for North Carolina, where you can marry your Cousin, but Gay people are just too icky (
- A for Atheist: a Scarlet Letter T-Shirt
Political Buttons and Magnets
Occupy Everywhere / Occupy Wall street buttons and stickers
Anti-Romney Buttons
Buttons and Magnets for a Sane Immigration Policy
Same-Sex Marriage Equality shop
Anti-Republican buttons
Barack Obama buttons
Congressional Campaign buttons
Health Care Reform buttons
Liberal Humor and Oddball buttons
Environmentalist buttons and pins
Heretical buttons, magnets and more
Health Care Reform buttons
LGBT buttons & magnets
Peace buttons & magnets
Pro-Choice pins
Liberal buttons & magnets
Election 2012 presidential button shopSweatshop-Free T-shirts
Liberal Holiday T-Shirts
Pro-Choice shirts
Liberal T-Shirts
LGBT Equality shirts
Environmentalist Shirts
Science and Reason Shirts
Liberal Kids' Shirts
Green Party Shirts
Immigration Sanity T-Shirts
State Politics Shirts
Barack Obama shirts
Hillary Clinton shirts
Democratic Party Shirts
Weird Humor Shirts
anti-Republican T-Shirts
Godless America Shirts
Surveillance and Homeland Security Shirts
Peace Shirts
Anti-Bullying Spirit Day T-Shirts
... all Made in the USABumper Stickers
Occupy Everywhere bumper stickers for the 99%
Specially Discounted Liberal Bumper Stickers
Liberal Stickers
Peace and Anti-War
Gay Equality and Pro-Choice
State Politics
Local Politics
Godless and Heretical
Environmentalist Decals
Pro-Science
President Barack Obama
Election 2012
Jane Austen Bumper StickersPro-Liberal Zazzle Swag
Odd Bits for Sale
Text Catalogs
Arctic Sea Ice Near Record Low Levels As Global Warming Surges Ahead
http://irregulartimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/seaicesept062011.jpg
Research published this week that demonstrates that the theory of Roy Spencer that clouds, and not carbon dioxide emissions, are driving global warming, is not consistent with measured facts, or with logic. You probably won’t hear about this study during the presidential debate tonight.
Posted in Election 2012, Environment, Republicans, Science
Tagged arctic, climate change, debate, global warming, sea ice
1 Comment
Ron Paul Competes With Rick Perry For Title Of King Crazy
http://irregulartimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/ronpaulhoax.jpg
A flaming wall of evidence for the reality of global warming is burning in Ron Paul’s own back yard. Yet, he still calls climate change just a hoax. Texas is paying the price for his arrogant refusal to admit that he was wrong about global warming. Global warming is real. Ron Paul is a hoax.
Posted in Bumper Stickers, Election 2012, Environment, Politics, Republicans, Science
Tagged bastrop, climate change, global warming, hoax, rick perry, Ron Paul, texas, wildfires
17 Comments
Global Warming is Real. Rick Perry is a Fake.
http://irregulartimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/gwrealrpfake.jpg
As the Governor of Texas, Rick Perry has refused to do anything to stop his state’s disproportionate contribution to global warming. What’s more, Governor Perry has ridiculed those leaders who have tried to confront the problem. Global warming has scientifically been linked to bigger and more frequent wildfires. Over all the years that Rick Perry has been in the Governor’s Mansion in Austin, he has acted to increase the risk of extreme wildfires. Now 852 Texas homes have been destroyed in only 48 hours. Rick Perry has fiddled while Texas burns.
Posted in Buttons, Election 2012, Environment, Republicans, Science, State and Local
Tagged austin, climate change, global warming, rick perry, texas, wildfires
3 Comments
Arctic Ice Near Record Level Lows, Despite Rick Perry
http://irregulartimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/arcticseaice82811.jpg
Reality in the Arctic is dominated by the alarming impact of global warming, and any presidential candidate who doesn’t address that reality does not deserve our support.
Posted in Election 2012, Environment, Republicans, Science
Tagged arctic, climate change, global warming, Mitt Romney, oceans, rick perry, sea ice
Leave a comment
Mitt Romney Flops On Global Warming
http://irregulartimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/ecologistsromney.jpg
Once Mitt Romney said that he supported reducing greenhouse gases that cause global warming. Then the right wing radicals asked him to change his mind. Now Romney says that he doesn’t want to spend to reduce greenhouse gases.
Posted in Bumper Stickers, Election 2012, Environment, Republicans, Science
Tagged flip-flop, global warming, Mitt Romney
3 Comments
The Only Seafood You Can Trust Is No Seafood At All
http://irregulartimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/fakeseabass.jpg
The team found that some of the fish were Chilean sea bass that were not from the location where sustainable fishing was supposed to take place. What’s more, some of the supposedly sustainable Chilean sea bass wasn’t even Chilean sea bass. It came from another species entirely.
Posted in Environment, Science
Tagged chilean sea bass, fish, oceans, seafood, sustainability
Leave a comment
A Pipeline of People in Washington DC Protest Against a Carbon Bomb Pipeline
http://irregulartimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/tarsandssitinday1.png
70 people were arrested yesterday in front of the White House in the first day of a 14-day-long protest against the building of a pipeline to the tar sands of Alberta, Canada. More will be arrested every day. The 14 …
Posted in Activism, Environment, Politics, Science
Tagged alberta, arrests, carbon, climate, climatologists, dc, pipeline, protest, scientists, sit in, tar sands, tar sands action, washington, white house
1 Comment
Krampus Knows How Old The Earth Is
http://irregulartimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/krampusforprezbump.jpg
Krampus responded, “Let’s not pussyfoot around the problem. Voting is over-rated. We’re talking about the truth here, not opinion. Jesus told me the truth, and I don’t see any reason to vote about that. I’m best buddies with Jesus, and that ought to be more than enough to reassure everybody.”
Posted in Election 2012, Religion, Republicans, Science
Tagged creationism, earth, evolution, jon huntsman, michele bachmann, rick perry
1 Comment
Global Temperature in July 2011 was 3rd Hottest on Record
http://irregulartimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/julyglobaltemperaturedeviation.png
The NASA Goddard Institute temperature record consists of 132 years of direct temperature measurements from all over the globe, over both land and sea. That record has just been updated to include temperature readings for July of 2011, which was …
Posted in Environment, Science
Tagged 2011, climate, climate change, earth, giss, global warming, globe, graph, july, nasa, scatterplot, temperature
4 Comments
Two New Links From Basic Chemistry To Life Identified This Week
http://irregulartimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/asteroiddna.jpg
Two newly published studies provide new information about how non-living chemicals can combine to create the building blocks of life.
Is Roy Spencer A Credible Voice On Global Warming Research?
http://irregulartimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/royspencer.jpg
Roy Spencer has spent years advancing theories that don’t hold up to scrutiny, based on slipshod reasoning. He’s started anti-environmentalist political web sites, and spread previously debunked antienvironmentalist conspiracy theories.
Posted in Environment, Science
Tagged climate change, global warming, roy spencer, statistics
5 Comments
Conservatives Chuckle at White Roof Idea that um, Would Work
Political conservatives like to style themselves as hard-nosed, just-the-facts folks who pay attention to the bottom line and make saving money their #1 priority. And then they publish stuff like this: 206. Refer to Obama’s energy czar Dr. Steven Chu …
Posted in Economy, Environment, Science
Tagged 365 ways to exasperate, albedo, efficiency, energy, global warming, human events, james delingpole, paint, reflective, roofs, white
3 Comments
Science News: Milky Way Galactic Core Hides Giant Space Pacifier
http://irregulartimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/spacebinky.gif
After long years of effort, an international team of astronomers using telescopes to delve into the murky center of the Milky Way Galaxy have glimpsed a massive structure that is at once bizarre and strangely familiar. Until the debut of …
Rescue After White Shark Jumps Into Research Boat
http://irregulartimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/greatwhite.jpg
The shark was still disoriented, so it ended up swimming up onto a nearby shore. So, a scientist pulled the shark back into the water and walked it back out to sea.
Globally, June 2011 was one of the 10 Hottest Junes on Record
The 8th hottest, in case you were wondering. That’s out of 132 years of direct temperature measurements around the globe. The 10 hottest Junes in the global temperature record occurred in 1998, 2009, 2005, 2010, 2006, 2007, 1997, 2011, 1991 …
Posted in Environment, Science
Tagged 2011, climate, giss, global warming, june, nasa, temperature, weather
4 Comments
Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Update: A Rise of 24.2% from June 1958 to June 2011
http://irregulartimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/maunaloaco2june2011.png
Scientists at the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii have released data on the average atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide in June of 2011. Looking back from June to June (in order to cancel out the seasonal cycle of rises and …
Posted in Environment, Science
Tagged 2011, atmosphere, carbon dioxide, climate, co2, greenhouse effect, june, mauna loa
1 Comment
Arctic Sea Ice Update, July 2011: Significant Declines in Extent and Volume
http://irregulartimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/arcticseaiceextentjuly42011.png
The Arctic Sea ice is melting, and it’s not just because it’s summer. The National Snow and Ice Data Center reports that Arctic Sea Ice extent (measured as the area in square kilometers where sea ice is present at concentrations …
Posted in Environment, Science
Tagged 2011, albedo, arctic, climate, extent, june, nsidc, piomas, polar science center, sea ice, volume
2 Comments
Thanks for Playing “It’s Global Cooling,” Dan!
http://irregulartimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/climaterealistsgraph2011.png
According to Dan Pangburn, we’re encountering Global Cooling: People have no significant influence on what the climate does no matter how assertively they shout and stamp their feet. As average global temperature continues on its downtrend, the credibility of AGW …
Posted in Environment, Science
Tagged dan pangburn, giss, global cooling, global warming, nasa, temperature, truncated
10 Comments