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You can view the original video here: www. youtube.com Ostro In the SMB2 manual, Birdo was labeled as "Ostro" and the ostrich enemy was labeled as "Birdo".
WN.com - Articles related to Congress begins investigating salmonella outbreak, egg recalls 2010
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You can view the original video here: www. youtube.com Ostro In the SMB2 manual, Birdo was labeled as "Ostro" and the ostrich enemy was labeled as "Birdo".
WN.com - Articles related to Congress begins investigating salmonella outbreak, egg recalls 2010
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You can view the original video here: www. youtube.com Ostro In the SMB2 manual, Birdo was labeled as "Ostro" and the ostrich enemy was labeled as "Birdo".
WN.com - Articles related to Congress begins investigating salmonella outbreak, egg recalls 2010
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It could be changing atmospheric patterns, Ostro says.
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"They La Niña and El Niño are not the be-all and end-all of everything," Ostro says.
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A: La Niña — cooler-than-average water in the central Pacific Ocean — played a role this winter, Ostro says, but other climate patterns, such as the NAO and the persistently strong ridges and troughs overwhelmed the effects of La Niña in some areas.
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I wish the NAO was as much of a household term as El Niño and La Niña have become, Ostro says.
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This study is consistent with some of the arguments put forward by senior Weather Channel senior meteorologist Stu Ostro, who has been noting changes in weather extremes, such as increasing air pressures aloft -- or rising heights, in weather-geek speak -- that he posits may be due to global warming.
Southeast rainfall more variable as climate warms Andrew Freedman 2010
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As global temperatures rise, higher pressure is more likely at upper levels of the atmosphere, Ostro says, which is what happened this winter.
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A: Ostro says the high pressure over Greenland this winter was characteristic of the "negative phase" of the North Atlantic Oscillation NAO and its close cousin the Arctic Oscillation.
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