Neat. I wonder what the Guinness ad has to do with it (other than it looks cool).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zff9hVH3ptY

ted, they released a statement outlining their issues and it was mostly focused on the problem with corporatism, totalitarianism and the error that is corporate personhood.

If you require a sound bite, they want Democracy Now.

Very relaxing and enjoyable two minutes of my day. Thank you Neatorama!

Marionettes are timeless. Complaining about strings is so last millennium.

The battle against abalone poaching here on the west coast is actually quite violent and dangerous as well. These, often overlooked, public servants have my respect.

excellent clip

FACT CHECK: Texas leads the country in cancer risk from hazardous air pollutants and its air is by far the dirtiest. And when we look at the pollution per capita, Texas is one of the, if not the most polluted places in the world.

CORRECTION:

Texas has the worst air pollution.

“Texas emits about 11 percent of U.S. greenhouse-gas emissions, more than any other state...If Texas were a country it would be the world’s eighth-largest polluter.”

http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-01-06/epa-texas-feud-escalates-over-new-carbon-regulations.html

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Too all the head in the sand, faux news "it's cooling" dorks:

http://www.skepticalscience.com/global-cooling.htm

The fact remains that global warming is factual.

Non-organic foods cost us all much more in the long run. For example it is very costly if not impossible to remove the highly toxic pesticides and fertilizers that leach into the aquifer.

Another real world example: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/11/07/60minutes/main528581.shtml

icewine makes sense, moonbeer not so much - it's very addams family moon tan

Just wanted to state that this is not a new theory. I read about it five years ago, maybe more.

Just remember to not inhale when cleaning the pan and you'll be fine. Maybe more moody but otherwise fine.

saying people care more about his than that is purely a daft presumption

people might and probably do care more about our rainforests for all we know it's just that the oil is the mess du jour and is what is in the news

"The oil industry has had a free ride for too long, secretly ringing up a huge bill that the taxpayers have to pay. The oil industry may be the most subsidized industry on earth -- it's certainly the most polluting," declared V. John White of Sierra Club California.

want/need more info? http://www.google.com/search?&q=oil+subsidized