there are the trends for UAH and RSS since 2000 or 2001, depending on how you want to define decade trend. both are much less that the 0.14C/decade trend that you stated which covers the whole time period since satellites started measuring temps in 1979
The Blackboard » UAH vs RSS Trends since 2001 or 2000
The "blackboard" is not the UAH, you are really desperate.
The direct link to the UAH site seems to be down, but here is the UAH data mirrored on the denier site JunkScience.
JunkScience.com's "Global Warming" at a glance
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UAH Global Temperature Report for the current month (The University of Alabama in Huntsville
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Temperature Variation From Average:
Lower Troposphere:
Global:
[FONT=arial, verdana, helvetica]November 2011: +0.12 °C[/FONT]
Northern Hemisphere: +0.08 °C
Southern Hemisphere: +0.17 °C[/FONT]
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Peak recorded anomaly:
February, 1998: +0.66 °C
Current relative to peak recorded: -0.54 °C [/FONT]
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DECADAL TREND:
Global: +0.14 °C
Northern Hemisphere: +0.20 °C
Southern Hemisphere: +0.08 °C [/FONT]
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Last update: December 17, 2011[/FONT]