Testees
A lovely little comedy about two guys employed to test drugs...
Monday, December 29, 2008
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Merry Christmas
While 2008 was rather dismal, in this holiday season, I hope that you have something about which to be merry.
Cheers.
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Tell Obama to Start With a Clean Slate
Hey There--
I just took action to let President-elect Obama know the four major things that he can do to jump-start clean energy issues as soon as he takes office. Check it out here.
Thanks!
I just took action to let President-elect Obama know the four major things that he can do to jump-start clean energy issues as soon as he takes office. Check it out here.
Thanks!
Friday, December 12, 2008
Interested in a Boston film tour?
At Boston Movie Tours, we can check out various filming locations in the city. "Did you know that Boston is the home of nearly 400 movies and TV shows? With its unique charm and history, Boston has long been a movie-making haven for Hollywood producers."
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
24: "12:00 a.m.-1:00 a.m." (season 1)
I started watching the very first episode of 24 last night, which originally aired way back on November 6, 2001. I have never actually seen the show, so this is my attempt to check it all out.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Monday, November 24, 2008
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Japan fell into a recession last week?
Did you see this? Did you hear about this?
Japan - world's No. 2 economy - in recession
Monday, November 17, 2008
I did not think that coal was healthy...
Are you in on the truth?
Learn the truth about coal at CoalIsNotTheAnswer.org. Despite the coal industry’s $40 million slick advertising campaign to mask the harmful and polluting nature of coal fired power plants, do not fall for it!
Click here to come up with a new slogan for coal. One that tells the truth.
Hundreds of comments have flooded in to the website from people telling their own story about coal. Here are a few of the most powerful:
Cathy in Ohio: I worked for a respiratory doctor and we would get coal miners in our office for treatment with black lung disease, emphysema. Poor souls had worked all their lives and basically gave their lives to that miserable coal mine. Their families felt helpless because it was the only job they knew and they worked and suffered. My utility bill was horribly expensive and they burned coal for our power and we paid dearly. There's got to be a better way for all involved.
Bill in Wyoming: I live in Wyoming, and we are coal country, and I live and breathe coal, but I do agree we have many, many options, so who will take that leap into the future? So instead of mining coal, we can get good jobs building wind turbines, solar panels, and set up incentives for research and development in alternative renewable energy sources. We can do it!
John in West Virginia: I grew up with coal in WV. For people who like to continue breathing, coal is not an answer. The strip miners are also polluting the beautiful state of my birth, making it impossible for people to live anywhere near their mining operations. Coal is part of the problem, and no part of the solution.
Real people, telling real stories about how coal affects their lives and communities. Let’s make sure that these are the types of messages that get out to the public, not the misleading sound bites the coal industry uses to mask the truth.
Submit your slogan today and let the country know what you really think of coal.
Learn the truth about coal at CoalIsNotTheAnswer.org. Despite the coal industry’s $40 million slick advertising campaign to mask the harmful and polluting nature of coal fired power plants, do not fall for it!
Click here to come up with a new slogan for coal. One that tells the truth.
Hundreds of comments have flooded in to the website from people telling their own story about coal. Here are a few of the most powerful:
Cathy in Ohio: I worked for a respiratory doctor and we would get coal miners in our office for treatment with black lung disease, emphysema. Poor souls had worked all their lives and basically gave their lives to that miserable coal mine. Their families felt helpless because it was the only job they knew and they worked and suffered. My utility bill was horribly expensive and they burned coal for our power and we paid dearly. There's got to be a better way for all involved.
Bill in Wyoming: I live in Wyoming, and we are coal country, and I live and breathe coal, but I do agree we have many, many options, so who will take that leap into the future? So instead of mining coal, we can get good jobs building wind turbines, solar panels, and set up incentives for research and development in alternative renewable energy sources. We can do it!
John in West Virginia: I grew up with coal in WV. For people who like to continue breathing, coal is not an answer. The strip miners are also polluting the beautiful state of my birth, making it impossible for people to live anywhere near their mining operations. Coal is part of the problem, and no part of the solution.
Real people, telling real stories about how coal affects their lives and communities. Let’s make sure that these are the types of messages that get out to the public, not the misleading sound bites the coal industry uses to mask the truth.
Submit your slogan today and let the country know what you really think of coal.
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