Even if you make Ken Layne's Aunt Wonkette's Real Cranberry Business every year, chances are good that you still put can of the jellied cranberry sauce on your fine china to complete the spread on your Thanksgiving table, strictly for looks. Then, tradition demands that you put it in a ziploc bag and leave it in the fridge until the week before Christmas, never using it. Tradition be damned! We're making cocktails!
No one actually wants to eat cranberries; they must be liberally dosed with apple juice, sugar, bourbon, or Kraft Miniature Marshmallows&reg; just to approach edibility. So why does <a href="http:\/\/www.nytimes.com\/2014\/11\/27\/dining\/cranberry-growers-search-for-ways-to-share-their-bounty.html\?module=Search&amp\;mabReward=relbias:s,{" target="_blank">anyone </a>grow them? Isn&#039;t there something else you can grow in those bogs?
All right, I actually made this one, except I used rum instead of bourbon, because rum. And with dark rum, it&#039;s pretty much dead on for a Black Friday.
Is it good? Well, I&#039;m on my second. Speling is not yet impared, so i call it ok.
While I agree that climate change is happening, part of the issue is aso based on extreme value theory and the paucity of data. For example, using Katrina as n example, there is slightly more than 70 years of data available to develop the probabilities. Extrapolating out to the 500 year (0.2% annual exceedance) to 1000 year(0.1% annual exceedance) have quite large error bands. Additionally, the models are adjusted as new data and better hindcasts become available. At the tails of extreme values, counterintuitive things can happen.
Tl;Dr version: its happening, but the levels are a moving target
Very great. Especially if you get lime slices and cranberries suspended in there.
No one actually wants to eat cranberries; they must be liberally dosed with apple juice, sugar, bourbon, or Kraft Miniature Marshmallows&reg; just to approach edibility. So why does <a href="http:\/\/www.nytimes.com\/2014\/11\/27\/dining\/cranberry-growers-search-for-ways-to-share-their-bounty.html\?module=Search&amp\;mabReward=relbias:s,{" target="_blank">anyone </a>grow them? Isn&#039;t there something else you can grow in those bogs?
Dried cranberry libel!!!
Cranberries or kidney stones; take your pick.
Though I actually like cranberries. Yes, I&#039;m the one.
All right, I actually made this one, except I used rum instead of bourbon, because rum. And with dark rum, it&#039;s pretty much dead on for a Black Friday.
Is it good? Well, I&#039;m on my second. Speling is not yet impared, so i call it ok.
Mommy blog is blogging for mommies.
Now you have piqued my curiosity. What are lines for, if not for crossing or ,in the 80's, snortinf?
Yeah. There it is. That's funny.
...and 14 year old adultresses who get raped by their own brothers-in-law. But I digress.
Yeah, I started getting a whiff of that concern troll smell a few posts in. You know, at some point they always say "I voted for Obama" or some shit.
Right? I'm walking my dog right now...guess I'll have to chew my gum later.
Why can't I upvote this more? Oh, right, you all are muslin terrier gay hugging refugees.
While I agree that climate change is happening, part of the issue is aso based on extreme value theory and the paucity of data. For example, using Katrina as n example, there is slightly more than 70 years of data available to develop the probabilities. Extrapolating out to the 500 year (0.2% annual exceedance) to 1000 year(0.1% annual exceedance) have quite large error bands. Additionally, the models are adjusted as new data and better hindcasts become available. At the tails of extreme values, counterintuitive things can happen.
Tl;Dr version: its happening, but the levels are a moving target
Erickson knows that climate and weather are two different things. But he also knows 'the base' is too stupid to know there is a difference.
I resent that remark! I ain't no terrier, I'm a Standard Poodle.
Trump, taking his cues from the Nazi playbook, will now blame abortion providers for attacking themselves.
Meanwhile, did I really hear the mainstream media refer to the murderer as a "pro-life gunman"?