meltwater

She was in cold meltwater for 80 minutes before being pulled out, and made a ~full recovery.

Maybe its barely melted meltwater or maybe its out of the tap or maybe the coffee maker.

For example, today there are many people living with the meltwater, and they would return to the stone age.

During Meltwater Pulse 1A (14.6k years ago), sea levels were rising at 50-100cm per decade.

Seven of the ten most extreme events occurred after 2000, with meltwater anomalies reaching up to three times their synoptic average.

Only worked one way though, paddling upstream through the deluge of meltwater proved impossible.

No problem -- every coral reef in the world was drowned by the great meltwater pulses at the end of the last Ice Age.

On another (mildly related) note, does anyone know much about Meltwater itself?

Since Meltwater is excerpting articles written by AP affiliates, the AP cannot be rent seeking in this case because without them the articles in question would not exist.

The issue was that Meltwater was copying the essential portions of AP's works (e.g., the lede) such that there wasn't any need to ever read the original articles.

We're not talking about what Meltwater did.

Thermodynamic processes intensify meltwater production by 25% relative to 1950–1975 when circulation analog events are included, increasing to 63% when circulation-analog events are included, with the strongest increases in northern Greenland.

OK, so a "meltwater lake" started forming in July 13...is that unusual?

I also like this quote and think the Judge is exactly right: "Judge Cote rejected the fair use claim in large part because she didn’t buy Meltwater’s claim that it’s a “search engine” that makes transformative use of the AP’s content.

Meltwater could have gotten around the licensing requirement simply by paraphrasing and summarizing instead of copying snippets verbatim.

So fuck Meltwater, and the horse they rode in on, when lovely people like Tim Hetherington give their lives to report.

Thus, it is not surprising that Meltwater’s own marketing materials convey an intent to serve as a substitute for AP’s news service.