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  1. Really, JPMorgan may have quite a large cushion... But not enough for this. This is sillyness to the least... Not to say something heavier. 4:04 PM Sep 15th from web
  2. Just amazing... We still don't know the date of the funeral... We still are at odds on who's the body... And we are already on party mood... 4:01 PM Sep 15th from web
  3. This: http://www.newsweek.com/id/215177/page/1 - Just 8=[ ] on the second page... Uh... And people say USSR loved to rewrite things. 3:58 PM Sep 15th from web
  4. Well it's been Boooooooooooooooooring lately in economics. Well that's what "limbos" are - boooooooooring... But this -> 3:54 PM Sep 15th from web
  5. The eastbound branch keeps pouring water into sea and seems to be breaking at the shore. Keeping an eye on it... 4:12 PM Aug 25th from web
  6. I think this will lower most risks till some summer in the future. With exception of a mega-glacier section that looks in awful shape. 4:10 PM Aug 25th from web
  7. Very "poetic" considering what is going there... Anyway, it seems that things will calm down soon. Winter is coming in... 4:08 PM Aug 25th from web
  8. "X" marks the spot? Or is it "X came in?" (Russian) - A nearly perfect "X" is seen in the middle of Greenland - http://bit.ly/j10to 4:06 PM Aug 25th from web
  9. The composite pic I published highly suggests that place as the most southern extreme of the "wet" region. 4:03 PM Aug 24th from web
  10. In Summer, liquid water started to appear around its neighborhood. Yet, the "dot" itself "calmed down"... 4:00 PM Aug 24th from web
  11. However that "melt pond" looks "wet" even in late Winter! In Spring, it makes a lot of noise on MODIS about the presence of liquid water. 3:58 PM Aug 24th from web
  12. Note in the middle of the ice wilderness, near the center of the pic. There is a little dark "dot". It's real real weird. Seems a melt pond. 3:57 PM Aug 24th from web
  13. The picture was made of adding several ones, from Winter to Summer 2009. Interesting, it does not make a huge difference from 2008. 3:53 PM Aug 24th from web
  14. http://twitpic.com/f5lhx - The more brown&dark, the more likely liquid water is present (raw composite!). 3:51 PM Aug 24th from TwitPic
  15. @uuli Btw, major crack is roughly 100 km long and most probably 1 km wide at its most inner end... Data from 2008. Yes, i DO RESPECT IT!!! 3:20 PM Aug 24th from web in reply to uuli
  16. @uuli Glaciers will not hold eternally with such flows on their backyard... 3:04 PM Aug 24th from web in reply to uuli
  17. @uuli Reality is that we still don't have Baikal running from Greenland. Still it is a lot of water. And it's a question of time... 3:03 PM Aug 24th from web in reply to uuli
  18. @uuli Now note where most of water comes from. Well, I do know that these colors make it more "scary". Sorry it is the way they processed 3:02 PM Aug 24th from web in reply to uuli
  19. @uuli I know this is not a perfect slideshow. Better to see it with HD option on. http://bit.ly/17NZSw 2:59 PM Aug 24th from web in reply to uuli
  20. @uuli A crack that wide, large and deep? Uh... Ok. Just a minute... Meanwhile, have you noted where the crack is? 2:54 PM Aug 24th from web in reply to uuli