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Earth Day Special: The Media's Top 25 Wackiest Environmental Quotes
This Sunday marks the 42nd anniversary of Earth Day and for 25 of those years the MRC has documented the liberal media's role in advancing the left's green agenda. From fretting about overpopulation to scaring viewers about global warming, for over 25 years the media have championed the capitalism-killing agenda of the modern environmentalist movement.
So sacrosanct the liberal media believes its mission to be, that they haven't even bothered to hide their bias. CNN's environmental editor Barbara Pyle, as quoted in the July 1990 issue of American Spectator, actually bragged: "I do have an axe to grind...I want to be the little subversive person in television." Time magazine's science editor Charles Alexander, at a September 16, 1989 global warming conference, confessed: "I would freely admit on this issue we have crossed the boundary from news reporting to advocacy."
(Top 25 Countdown with videos after the jump)
That advocacy has been on full display as reporters and anchors have gone overboard in scaring their audience about the perils of our effect on the Earth, from overpopulation to global warming. In its January 2, 1989 "Planet of the Year" Time magazine's editors warned: "Unless the growth in the world population is slowed, it will be impossible to make serious progression on any environmental issue." Two years later, in an ad for its "Lost Tribes, Lost Knowledge" issue that appeared in the April 27, 1992 Sports Illustrated, Time magazine again warned: "Nature has a cure for everything, except the spread of Western civilization."
Perhaps the media's most popular scare tactic has been the specter of global warming. CNN's Don Harrison, on the August 1, 1989 primetime special Climate in Crisis, hyped: "Global warming could mean economic upheaval. It could bring suffering. It could bring starvation." Narrator Roy Scheider, in a ten-part PBS documentary aired in 1990 starkly intoned: "The environmental revolution has made us understand where we humans are taking the Earth: Towards a world poisoned by pollution."
The forecasts coming from the media have been apocalyptic. Reporter Mark Phillips, on the January 16, 1990 CBS Evening News predicted that if nothing was done, global warming "would turn much of the planet into a desert." On the January 11, 1990 Today show, it wasn't arid land to be feared, but rather too much water as ecologist Paul Ehrlich predicted: "The Supreme Court would be flooded. You could tie your boat to the Washington Monument."
Sixteen years later the Today show was still in the outlandish prediction business, as on the May 24, 2006 Today show, then co-anchor Katie Couric prompted former Vice President Al Gore, "What do you see happening in 15 to 20 years or even 50 years if nothing changes?...Even Manhattan would be in deep water?" Gore responded: "Yes, in fact the World Trade Center Memorial site would be underwater."
Of course being a lead spokesman for the global warming hysteria movement meant Gore was elevated to almost deific status by the liberal media. Former Time reporter Margaret Carlson, on the October 13, 2007 Bloomberg TV's Political Capital, deemed him a "prophet." However, if any critic dared to express skepticism they were trashed. In his magazine's special Earth Day, 2000 issue Time's Michael Lemonick dismissed: "Only a handful of the most doctrinaire die-hards still dispute the idea that human activity is heating up the planet." The cover of the August 13, 2007 Newsweek denounced the "well-funded naysayers who still reject the overwhelming evidence of climate change. Inside the denial machine." NBC's Anne Thompson, on the August 16, 2007 Nightly News, mocked: "Deniers are confusing the issue and delaying solutions...The scientific debate is no longer over society's role in global warming. It is now a matter of degrees." CNN's Miles O'Brien, on the October 12, 2007 Newsroom, went as far as to cast global warming skeptics as "dead enders."
When e-mails surfaced, during the ClimateGate scandal, that showed science was being perverted to advance a hoax, the liberal media leapt to the movement's defense. ABC's Clayton Sandell, on the December 6, 2009 World News, assured viewers "the science is solid, according to a vast majority of researchers." NBC's Anne Thompson, on the December 7, 2009 Nightly News huffed: "It doesn't matter what's in those e-mails - the Earth is changing." Wyatt Andrews, on the December 9, 2009 CBS Evening News, scoffed: "ClimateGate is a sideshow."
The same disgust the media exhibited against those bringing reason to the ClimateGate debate was also brought against conservatives attempting to scale back overly-burdensome regulations. When the GOP controlled Congress attempted to do just that in 1995, the late Peter Jennings, called it "the most frontal assault on the environment in 25 years." NBC's Roger O'Neil, in a July 28, 1995 Nightly News story on proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act, feared: "if the plants and animals can't survive, what future is there for the human species?" On the August 5, 1995 edition of CNN's Capital Gang, Time's Margaret Carlson complained: "This is deregulation madness! We're gonna have dirty water, dirty air."
The following collection of 25 quotes represents the worst of the media's environmental pandering culled from the MRC's archive:
25. Billions of Lives At Risk
"Will Billions Die from Global Warming?"
— ABC's on-screen graphic from the January 31, 2007 Good Morning America.
24. Who Needs Tanks, When You've Got the EPA?
"And yet, Congresswoman Schneider, in 1989, fiscal 1989 as we say in America, the Environmental Protection Agency got $5.1 billion dollars and the Defense Department got $290 billion dollars. What's that tell us about our priorities?"
— ABC anchor Peter Jennings on the September 12, 1989 Capital to Capital special "The Environment: Crisis In the Global Village."
23. $6 a Gallon Gas Will Save the Earth!
22. If We All Died Would the Earth Even 'Miss Us?'
21. Someone Get the Statue of Liberty a Life Preserver Before She Floats Away!
Tom Brokaw: "About 10 percent of the Earth's surface is covered by ice, most of that in the polar regions. But if enough of that ice melts, the seas will rise dramatically and the results will be calamitous....If this worst-case scenario should occur, in the coming centuries New York could be abandoned, its famous landmarks lost to the sea."
Dr. James Hansen, Goddard Institute for Space Studies: "Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, Miami -- they would all be under water."
— From Brokaw's two-hour Discovery Channel special, Global Warming: What You Need to Know, excerpt shown on the July 15, 2006 NBC Nightly News.
20. Earth to George W. Bush: You Make Me Sick!
"No one can say exactly what it looks like when a planet takes ill, but it probably looks a lot like Earth....Suddenly and unexpectedly, the crisis is upon us....Something has gone grievously wrong. That something is global warming....It's undeniable that the White House's environmental record — from the abandonment of Kyoto to the President's [George W. Bush] broken campaign pledge to control carbon output to the relaxation of emission standards — has been dismal."
— Time's Jeffrey Kluger in the magazine's April 3, 2006 global warming cover story: "Be Worried. Be Very Worried."
19. Big Oil Caused Hurricane Katrina
"The hurricane that struck Louisiana yesterday was nicknamed Katrina by the National Weather Service. Its real name is global warming....Unfortunately, very few people in America know the real name of Hurricane Katrina because the coal and oil industries have spent millions of dollars to keep the public in doubt about the issue....As the pace of climate change accelerates, many researchers fear we have already entered a period of irreversible runaway climate change."
— Former Washington Post and Boston Globe reporter Ross Gelbspan in an August 30, 2005 Boston Globe op-ed.
18. When You Fill Up Your Tank, You're 'Fighting Science'
"ExxonMobil - I think this is a real group of bad guys, considering that they have funded all the anti-global-warming propaganda out there in the world. And Bush is just not going to go against guys like that. They are bad, bad guys, because of what they are doing in fighting the science of global warming."
— New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman in an interview published in Rolling Stone, October 17, 2002.
17. Put Down That Hairspray Can or Else We'll All Be Riding Camels to Work!
"If nothing is done to reverse ozone damage, scientists predict hundreds of millions of skin cancer cases in the U.S. alone, not to mention increased global warming that would turn much of the planet into a desert."
— Reporter Mark Phillips on the January 16, 1990 CBS Evening News.
16. 'Radical' Republicans Could Kill Off Snail Darters, Owls, Even You!
"The noises coming from [Rep. Sonny] Bono and many of his fellow Republican signers of House Speaker Newt Gingrich's 'Contract with America' signal a radical shift in Congress's attitude toward environmental issues -- a shift that may bode ill for the health of snail darters, spotted owls, and even the human species."
— Time reporter Dick Thompson in a February 27, 1995 story headlined "Congressional Chain-Saw Massacre: If Speaker Newt Gingrich gets his way, the laws protecting air, water and wildlife may be endangered."
15. GOP's Full 'Frontal Assault' on the Environment
"Next week on ABC's World News Tonight, a series of reports about our environment which will tell you precisely what the new [Republican] Congress has in mind: the most frontal assault on the environment in 25 years. Is this what the country wants?"
— Peter Jennings in an ABC promo during the July 9, 1995 This Week with David Brinkley.
14. Earth Would Be Okay It Weren't for Us Pesky Humans
"Ultimately, no problem may be more threatening to the Earth's environment than the proliferation of the human species."
— Anastasia Toufexis, "Overpopulation: Too Many Mouths," article in Time's special "Planet of the Year" edition, January 2, 1989.
13. Ronald Reagan = Earth Day Buzzkill
"The missteps, poor efforts and setbacks brought on by the Reagan years have made this a more sober Earth Day. The task seems larger now."
— Today co-host Bryant Gumbel, April 20, 1990.
12. Heed the Words of the 'Prophet' Al Gore
"You know, Bob, you'd still be holding your breath and kicking your feet if what had happened to Al Gore in Florida had happened to you. He rose above a great injustice....He became a prophet on an issue that is crucially important to the world."
— Ex-Time reporter Margaret Carlson to Chicago Sun-Times columnist Bob Novak on Bloomberg TV's Political Capital, October 13, 2007.
11. Climate Change a Greater Threat Than USSR's Nukes
"Despite the danger that climate change poses, the resources currently devoted to studying this problem -- and combating it -- are inconsequential compared with the trillions spent during the Cold War. Twenty years from now, we may wonder how we could have miscalculated which threat represented the greater peril."
— Time contributor Eugene Linden, September 4, 2000.
10. Ted Koppel to Global Warming Skeptics: The Earth is Round!
Karen Kerrigan, Small Business Survival Committee: "To say that the science is conclusive...is actually bunk."
Host Ted Koppel: "I was just going to make the observation that there are still some people who believe in the Flat Earth Society, too, but that doesn't mean they're right."
— Exchange on the December 9, 1997 Nightline.
9. Call in the Climate Cops!
"Put an international tax on emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases....Find a way to put the brakes on the world's spiraling population, which will otherwise double by the year 2050....Give the United Nations broad powers to create an environmental police force for the planet."
— Time list of "What They Should Do But Won't" at the United Nations "Earth Summit" in Rio de Janeiro, June 1, 1992.
8. Matt Lauer: Let's Face It, There's 'Too Many of Us'
"Today, life on Earth is disappearing faster than the days when dinosaurs breathed their last, but for a very different reason....Us homo sapiens are turning out to be as destructive a force as any asteroid. Earth's intricate web of ecosystems thrived for millions of years as natural paradises, until we came along, paved paradise, and put up a parking lot. Our assault on nature is killing off the very things we depend on for our own lives....The stark reality is that there are simply too many of us, and we consume way too much, especially here at home....It will take a massive global effort to make things right, but the solutions are not a secret: control population, recycle, reduce consumption, develop green technologies."
— NBC's Matt Lauer hosting Countdown to Doomsday, a two-hour June 14, 2006 Sci-Fi Channel special.
7. New York City: Iceberg Capital of the World
Bryant Gumbel: "At the risk of starting an argument, are you a believer in global warming?"
Mark McEwen: "Absolutely."
Jane Clayson: "Of course."
Julie Chen: "Yeah."
Gumbel: "So am I....And you wonder what it's gonna take. I mean, is it gonna take some kind of a real catastrophe? I mean, does an iceberg have to come floating down the Hudson before somebody stands up and goes, 'Oh, yeah'?"
— Exchange during CBS Early Show's co-op time at 7:25 am on April 18, 2001.
6. Meredith Vieira Freaks Out: 'Are We All Gonna Die?'
"So I'm running in the park on Saturday, in shorts, thinking this [warm weather] is great, but are we all gonna die? You know? I can't, I can't figure this out."
— Co-host Meredith Vieira talking about global warming on NBC's Today, January 8, 2007.
5. One Day 'You Could Tie Your Boat to the Washington Monument'
"There is an even greater threat that scientists can only speculate about. As global temperatures rise, they may cause the massive West Antarctic ice sheet to slip more rapidly. Then we'll be facing a sea-level rise not of one to three feet in a century, but of 10 or 20 feet in a much shorter time. The Supreme Court would be flooded. You could tie your boat to the Washington Monument. Storm surges would make the Capitol unusable. For Today, Paul Ehrlich in Washington, DC, on the future shoreline of Chesapeake Bay."
— Ecologist Paul Ehrlich reporting for the January 11, 1990 Today show.
4. PBS Hires the Guy from 'Jaws' to Scare You About Global Warming
Actor Roy Scheider: "Earth Day appealed to every one."
Children singing: "Oil drops are falling on their heads/And that surely means that soon they will all be dead."...
Scheider: "The environmental revolution has made us understand where we humans are taking the Earth. Towards a world poisoned by pollution. Towards an atmosphere disrupted by greenhouse warming and losing its protective layer of ozone. Towards rivers, oceans and beaches made unusable by sewage and toxic waste. Towards unmanageable piles of garbage filled with the squandered resources of the planet. Towards a population of 10 billion in 60 years, twice as many as today. With the prospect of feeding those billions from farmland eroded toward the breaking point. It will be a world in which wild things have no room to live. A world in which forests have disappeared. Only the environmental revolution can save the planet from this fate."
— Actor Roy Scheider narrating ten-part PBS series Race to Save the Planet aired from October 7 to 11, 1990.
3. Too Bad Obama Cut NASA's Budget
"Could global warming one day force us into space to live?"
— ABC's Sam Champion teasing an upcoming segment on Good Morning America, February 8, 2008.
2. Ted Turner: We're All Going to Be Eating Each Other!
"Not doing it [fighting global warming] will be catastrophic. We'll be eight degrees hotter in ten, not ten but 30 or 40 years, and basically none of the crops will grow. Most of the people will have died and the rest of us will be cannibals. Civilization will have broken down."
— CNN founder Ted Turner on PBS's Charlie Rose, April 1, 2008.
1. Save the Earth, Stop Breathing!
"It's a morbid observation, but if everyone on earth just stopped breathing for an hour, the greenhouse effect would no longer be a problem."
— Newsweek Senior Writer Jerry Adler, December 31, 1990 issue.
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Submitted by DumbCanuck on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 11:18am.
Sound of head hitting floor from so much stupidity!
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Ann McIlhenny is my new fave
Submitted by CO2Maker on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 12:14pm.
Move over, Ann Coulter, here comes another great heart- (and mind-) throb named Ann: Ann McIlhenny. With husband Phelam McAleer, they produced "Not Evil, Just Wrong" (anti-Inconvenient Algorithm) and now "Mine Your Own Business."
Watch this video and then click on all the rest. She's realllllllly down on the devastation that the feel-good DDT ban did to Africa (30 million dead black children), all for the emotional welfare of affluent Birkenstock-wearing, pony-tailed, granola-headed environmentalists in first-world countries.
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YEP Wonder why libs are soo whinny.....
Submitted by OldJarhead77 on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 12:15pm.
One of their biggest complaints is that "There are too many people on the earth" so if liberals really believe that then why are they worried that 30 Million dead children? OhH I know because its dead BLACK CHILDREN! if it were dead white kids they would scream they deserved it for being white and priveledged!
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I didn't post it at the time,
Submitted by motherbelt on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 3:56pm.
I didn't post it at the time, but the other day when there was an article here about the accusation of "Murder by global warming" my first thought was how about "Murder by Environmental Madness?" (Lack of DDT).
The common thread running through all of these idiotic comments is that "preserving" the earth in whatever condition these loons think is "ideal" is worth the cost of every life on it.
I would like to ask all of the AGW adherents this question: What was the earth like BEFORE global warming (or climate change)? And exactly when WAS that?
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Let's go back to the good old, non-chemistry days ...
Submitted by CO2Maker on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 8:33pm.
... before anesthesia. Think: dentistry or surgery without pain-killers!
... before antiseptics. Think: wars in which 2/3 of battlefield death were from infections, not the damage of the wound itself.(We had one over here. It was called the Civil War.)
Ann McIlhenny talks about women's liberation via the washing machine. And motorized vehicles. And telecommunications. And electric lights.
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Good video CO2, Shes a total science babe
Submitted by upcountrywater on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 8:42pm.
This EPA driven DDT ban is equal to a total ban on the Polio vaccines.. Oh yea BTW any anti-biotic too.
So what's the real scientific reason why the bird egg shell thinned, And now it's thicker?
I haven't found any, hard hitting science that blows this theory out of the water?
Do you know of any good links that de-bug the egg shell thinning VS DDT.. consensus that has been with us since the 60's...
Yea It must be true I read it in a scientific American mag, many years ago.
China makes tons of DDT, maybe one could get a grant and go study thinning egg shell issues in commie land.
That might be the reason the Chinese oil refineries in Africa with employee housing are still working strong, ahem, with low employee turn over.
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How about Reason.com, to start with?
Submitted by CO2Maker on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 9:43pm.
Here's a good place to start:
(Note: in paragraph 10, the author cites a Proceedings of the Royal Society [UK] that found that egg thinning in some species predated DDT by 50 years.)
Junk Science:
A history of Dow and "Coercive Utopians"
Legal analysis (see case citations in FN 29)
(note, also, this is a "progressive" site)
And there's always Wikipedia:
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Wasn't it 1987
Submitted by KornKing on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 11:37am.
Ted Danson: "we have 10 years left"
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Roy Scheider
Submitted by jon_torlin on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 11:40am.
That bit about Roy Scheider was real disappointing, I liked him, but had no idea until recently he was a real wacko.
Not surprised by the rest.
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A whore may not
Submitted by misterbee241 on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 12:56pm.
necessarily like what shes doing but she's paid for it. The same is true for Schieder. He's a whore who is getting paid.
If you're not getting flak, you're not over the target.
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Bravo NewsBusters
Submitted by Conservator on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 12:44pm.
Excellent article.................
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To Jerry Adler
Submitted by Skunk Ape on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 12:56pm.
You First!
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New terminology for enviro-commentators and advocates
Submitted by CO2Maker on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 1:30pm.
Non-alarmist, sensible, conservative commentator (especially a person of gender) is (may be) a hot-hottie.
Warmist, Sky-is-falling-with-carbon-rocks-on-your-head alarmist (person of gender) may be a hot-coldie (or, more likely, a tepid-coldie, and often a cold-coldie).
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Matt Lauer: Let's Face It, There's 'Too Many of ....??
Submitted by Motormouth KOS on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 4:34pm.
Of you and the state-run media.
Of you and the Village Idiot sidekick, Queen of Stupidity, Anne Curry.
Do you realize you're unfit to inhabit this planet? If I could just wipe you and your kind off this planet, we might actually have a chance.
Do yourself a favor, and follow Ted Turnip's prediction:
"We're All Going to Be Eating Each Other!..."
"Not doing it [fighting global warming] will be catastrophic. We'll be eight degrees hotter in ten, not ten but 30 or 40 years, and basically none of the crops will grow. Most of the people will have died and the rest of us will be cannibals. Civilization will have broken down. I'll be on my knees with no money, eating Jane Fonda.."
Now you can put a little Hot Sauce on your imbecilic partner, Anne Squirreley, and eat her.
The Obamination... A crisis leading to a catastrophe..(please donate to MRC)
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It must be a good sign...
Submitted by HelenS on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 3:53pm.
It must be a good sign* that I just can't for the life of me understand the absolute lack of functioning brain cells in these knuckle draggers!
It has been shown that increasing CO2 has a direct POSITIVE effect on the production of fruits and vegetables because plants devour CO2 like it's food for them.
And yet the hand-wringers want to choke and starve the vegetation into extinction and then sob and howl that something destroyed the planet and they tried ...sob...so HARD!...sob...to SAVE it!
*(the good sign being that I am smart enough to recognize a coprolite masquerading as a human being when I see or hear or hear about one.)
Me - "The libs/dems of today are the Quislings of former years - the cowards who would vote a fraud into office in exchange for handouts from the devil."
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"Out of context"
Submitted by deadeyedan on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 6:16pm.
How do you take "I've just completed Mike's (meaning Michael Mann of Penn State U.) 'Nature' trick of adding in the real temps for each series for the last 20 years (from 1981 onwards) and from 1961 for Keith's to hide the decline" out of context?
The alarmists claim that somehow chief CLIMATEGATER Phil Jones at the Climate Research Center at East Anglia University was somehow taken out of context by e-mailing this wondrous assertion to his secret cabal.
Here's how to take it out of context:
Start by making note of PRE-CLIMATEGATE e-mail from a source in that cabal back in 1995 to U. of Oklahoma researcher David Deming that reads, "we have to find a way to get rid of the Medieval Warm Period" (from the graphic record, which had been installed in early IPCC reports, apparently a time when some climatologists actually thought they were about to do honest science).
That graphic revealed temps warmer when Vikings were able to explore without as much ice around as now, that they were able to farm southwestern stretches of Greenland and turn parts of Newfoundland into "Vinland", able to grow grapes. It also reveals (from actual documentation of the time) that Scotland and northern England could produce wine-making grapes (unlike today - too cold) and that Germany could compete with Greece in growing olive trees.
The original graphic also revealed the just as well documented "Little Ice Age", when the Amati, Guarneri and Strativeri families could produce stringed instruments whose quality could not be duplicated later on as temps warmed PRIOR to the large scale CO2 production of the Industrial Revolution, but somehow gets "smoothed over" by Mann's "hockey stick", the centerpiece of both the "trick" and the "hide".
The real "hide the decline' was an effort to mask the drop in overall global temps from the Medieval Optimum onward, a ruse any astute seventh grade science student could uncover.
CLIMATEGATE (now I & II plus FAKEGATE & PRE-CLIMATEGATE) - the revelation that the pseudo-scientists at East Anglia University know just as much about the atmosphere as Harvard law professors know about the Constitution
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Another whacky pronouncement
Submitted by needle on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 6:43pm.
Can someone find out what was the circa 1980 "scientific" prediction for how much of Florida was supposed to be under water by now? I remember vaguely that it was supposed to be a significant amount, 10 -20 %?
- Looking forward to the self-annihilation of the Manipulated Stories Machine.
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Throttle up the hate, a hate filled warmer..
Submitted by upcountrywater on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 7:09pm.
A Tennessee Fireman's Solution to Climate Change
We know who the active denialists are – not the people who buy the lies, mind you, but the people who create the lies. Let's start keeping track of them now, and when the famines come, let's make them pay. Let's let their houses burn. Let's swap their safe land for submerged islands. Let's force them to bear the cost of rising food prices.
They broke the climate. Why should the rest of us have to pay for it?
But they can tell us how many extreme events would happen each year on average without manmade greenhouse gasses, so we can see what percentage of the damage is caused by man and what percentage is caused by nature. This gives us a global amount of damage that can be attributed to man. We combine this with our transparent reckoning of who the bad guys are, and we have the beginning of our Tennessee fireman's solution to climate change.
And There you have it, burning down your home today, tomorrow burning you at the stake. Praise the Earth.
Stinking Pagan Kooks.
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Stinking Pagan Kooks
Submitted by CO2Maker on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 8:40pm.
Please stop the rhetoric. Stop hating on Algorithm and his faith tradition!
You know, he's not really gay but he plays a Gaia character on TV.
Stop stop stop! Save the birds and trees! Save the whales (collect the whole set). Save the ponies! No dead puppies!
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No dead puppies!
Submitted by Radical1979 on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 8:51pm.
Unless Obama needs a snack.
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UMMMM puppies.....lets exchange recipes.
Submitted by upcountrywater on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 9:00pm.
This blog post could be the first 25 verses in the Earth Bible...
Use headphones with the following companion Hymn video.
But wait there's more as if public transportation dropped them off there.
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OLYMPIA – Tumwater football coach Sid Otton wanted his Thunderbirds to make a good memory Saturday night against the No. 1-ranked Capital Cougars.
After an abysmal first half with minus-2 yards of total offense, Tumwater roared back to tie its 2A Evergreen Conference opener with the Cougars late in the fourth quarter, then won it in double overtime, 35-28, at Ingersoll Stadium.
"We're going to enjoy this tonight," Otton said. "I want these kids to enjoy it, but not for long. It's back to work because we have some work to do."
Trailing 21-13 inside 6 minutes left in the fourth quarter after Kai Van Sickle's 39-yard touchdown run for Capital, Tumwater quarterback Jayden Croft, who was responsible for four touchdowns (one rushing), found Jaimie Bryant, a 6-foot-5, 255-pound Washington commit, for a 4-yard touchdown catch with 2:59 left. And the two-point conversion was a play from Otton's bag of tricks: Croft had his back turned to the end zone, flipped the ball up over his head, and found a leaping Bryant. His catch tied it and forced overtime.
Bryant hurt his back on the play, and did not return. He finished with three catches for 43 yards and two touchdowns.
"Jaimie was awesome," Otton said. "If you get (two-point conversion play) wrong, you're just a dumb coach, which I can take. But if you get it right, it's such a big momentum changer."
Both teams scored touchdowns in the first overtime. Tied at 28 in the second OT, Croft ran in for a 2-run touchdown run to give Tumwater (3-1 overall, 1-0 2A EvCo) a 35-28 lead after Elijah Hill's successful point-after try.
Then, it was Capital's turn. On first-and-10 at the 25, the Cougars fumbled but recovered 5 yards back. Tad Maiava then made a drive-saving catch on third-and-30 pass from Derrick Becker to set up a first-and-10 at the 11. But Capital was dropped for negative yardage on the next two plays. Facing a fourth-and-21 from the 22, Becker's pass was picked off in the end zone to seal the T-Birds' victory.
Capital led 7-0 after a first half of strong defensive effort from both sides. Capital's defense sacked Croft three times and held the T-Birds' offense to negative yardage on eight of their 20 plays in the first half. Tumwater generated minus-2 yards of total offense in the first half compared with Capital's 88 yards.
Capital gained a 14-7 lead midway through the third quarter when Becker found Derek Chase for a 10-yard score, and Tumwater followed that up on its next drive with a 19-yard touchdown to Bryant.
Saturday was the first time the two teams had played since 1998, when they were both members of the Rivers League.
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Chocolate Peanut Butter Parfaits Recipe
- 2 tablespoons reduced-fat chunky peanut butter
- 2 tablespoons plus 2 cups cold fat-free milk, divided
- 1 cup plus 6 tablespoons reduced-fat whipped topping, divided
- 1 package (1.4 ounces) sugar-free instant chocolate fudge pudding mix
- 3 tablespoons finely chopped salted peanuts
- In a small bowl, combine peanut butter and 2 tablespoons milk. Fold in 1 cup whipped topping; set aside. In another small bowl, whisk remaining milk with the pudding mix for 2 minutes. Let stand for 2 minutes or until soft-set.
- Spoon half of the pudding into six parfait glasses or dessert dishes. Layer with reserved peanut butter mixture and remaining pudding. Refrigerate for at least 1 hour. Refrigerate remaining whipped topping.
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Few species of game fish in the world boast greater distribution, abundance, availability and popularity than Thunnus albacares. Few fish fight harder than big tuna thanks in part to their superb design and endothermic (warm-blooded) physiology. And few fish eat better. Little wonder that they're so popular with anglers around the world.
Here, in no particular order, is a rundown on six prime spots to take trophy yellowfin - a term that has no universal definition, but for our purposes, figure 100 to 150 pounds at the least.
Pacific Banks (below) / Kona / Venice, LA / Hannibal Bank / Puerto Vallarta / Bermuda / Five More!
Pacific Banks and Islands off Southern Baja
(Via Long-Range Boats)
Bill Roecker
Odds: On longer trips, of 10 to 18 days or so, the odds can be amazingly good. These big long-range boats have one overriding purpose: connecting anglers to monster yellowfin. Bristling with anglers' tackle, huge live-bait tanks and zillion-dollar electronics, everything is intended to find/hook big tuna. Not all trips take many cows, but most do, and some have actually averaged two to three yellowfin of 200 to 300 pounds or more per angler. In January 2006, the Independence returned to the Point Loma Sportfishing dock after an 18-day trip with 82 cows for 23 anglers. In a slow season, the long-range fleet may manage only a couple hundred cows; on the other hand, consider the 2005-2006 season (fall/winter/spring) when long-range anglers caught a total of 2,243 tuna exceeding 200 pounds. Last November, the Intrepid returned to port with seven 300-plus super cows, a record for one trip.
Season: October through June. (In fact, cows can be taken here year-round, but long-range activity far south avoids summer/early fall months when hurricanes and tropical depressions are prevalent.)
Run to the Fish: Well, that depends on your definition. The initial "run" can be several days south from San Diego, broken by some fishing en route to the "real" grounds - Hurricane Bank, the Revillagigedos Islands (always outside the marine-reserve boundaries established by the Mexican Government) and various offshore banks along the lower peninsula. But once there, on many days the longest run an angler needs to worry about is the walk from his stateroom or galley to the rail.
Conditions: The more southerly reaches of long-range tuna grounds tend to be pretty calm in the fall and early winter. Midwinter can be rougher; that depends mostly on how the fronts move through. But of course these are big boats, so even a 20- to 30-knot blow won't slow the fishing down much.
Charters: You can choose from roughly a dozen or so San Diego-based long-range boats that fish longer tuna trips. Figure on spending about $250 to $400 per day depending on boat, time of year, number of anglers and other variables.
Methods: Although when running, trolling lines are out and catch plenty of fish, the real fishery is live-bait chumming and chunking from anchored or drifting boats. Heavier braided lines make it much less likely that big cows will spool rail-bound anglers than in earlier years, so anglers more rarely have to jump into a skiff or splice on a backup rig. This is serious stand-up fishing.
Accommodations: These live-aboard boats, generally more than 100 feet long, accommodate 20 to 30 anglers in surprising comfort and luxury. Staterooms have all the amenities. The boats also ensure the quality of your catch, flash-freezing whole the tuna caught early; those taken within a week of returning will generally be kept in refrigerated seawater to keep the sushi-grade quality of the fish upon return.
Other Opportunities: The additional prime target on these trips is wahoo. Wahoo fishing can be tremendous, with huge schools of the toothy speedsters grabbing iron (metal) jigs cast and cranked back as fast as a 6:1 retrieve will allow. Mahi often present themselves, and often they're big fish. You can expect some bottomfishing opportunities also. As far as other activities, this is not a tourist-destination trip; participants are here for only one reason, and it's not shopping, sightseeing or windsurfing.
Travel Costs: Flying to San Diego from Miami runs about $300 to $500.
Source: Bill Roecker has covered long-range fishing and produced books, calendars and fishing videos since the '80s. He posts fishing news daily and keeps an Internet store at www.fishingvideos.com. A former hang-glider pilot and English professor (creative writing and American lit), Roecker lives in Oceanside, California.


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Almost six months ago, the long-serving conservative Howard Government was dumped from office by the Kevin Rudd led Australian Labor Party (ALP). In claiming the prime ministership Rudd said,
I will be a prime minister for all Australians: a prime minister for indigenous Australians; Australians who have been born here and Australians who have come here from afar and have contributed to the great diversity that is our nation, Australia.
At the time of this victory, I questioned whether Rudd would deliver on the wishes of progressive Australia, or continue the policies of the Howard Government. (1) After almost six months of government, Rudd has started to put his own stamp on Australian politics. On entering office he ratified the Kyoto Protocol (leaving the United States as the only major country not to have done so), apologised to the Indigenous Stolen Generation, and held his 2020 Summit, where 1,000 Australians converged on Canberra for a weekend of discussion about the future of the country. Although it could be asked whether this focus on progressive government in Australia will be continued, it does appear that Rudd has made a conscious decision to repair some of the disasters that Howard left him.
However, questions definitely remain over Rudd's commitment to be prime minister for those 'Australians who have come from afar.' Continuing the Howard Government's despicable treatment of migrants, in particular refugees, Rudd has shown that all the wishes of progressive Australia may not be met.
Looking at two groups of immigrants whose treatment has long been questioned, it can be seen that not much has changed, nor can much be expected to change in the future.
Firstly, refugees were the primary target of much of the Howard Government's demonisation. They have been called queue-jumpers, terrorists and imprisoned in detention for indefinite periods. Some voices within the ALP, such as Carmen Lawrence, had called for a major overhaul of Australia's refugee program, and in particular the dismantling of mandatory detention, but it was doubtful that Rudd would ever get rid of the system that was first introduced by the previous Labor Government. This was confirmed in the lead up to the 2007 election, where Rudd called for an 'orderly' migration program and noted his intention to 'turn back the boats on the high seas' if they are seaworthy. (2)
Nevertheless, it may have been hoped that the new Labor Government would take a more humane view towards the granting of permanent refugee visas. Unfortunately, it appears not. Recent analysis has shown that 97.6 per cent of applications that, after being rejected by the bureaucracy, have gone to the new minister for immigration, have been rejected – the highest rate since 2001. However, news of this has been extremely rare, with the major news outlets apparently disregarding it, with the majority of reporting coming from Crikey, an independent online subscription-based media service. In reporting on this record, Crikey recounts the story of one African woman who had been kidnapped, trafficked to the Middle East and abused by her 'owners'. Her application was rejected. (3)
After this original report, further stories have emerged, including an attempted suicide by an asylum seeker minutes after hearing that his application had been rejected. Again, the mainstream media does not appear to have regarded any of this as newsworthy.
The second group of migrants whose treatment has been questioned in the past few years are those on so-called 457 visas. These are visas granted to workers who come to Australia to work for a specified company in a identified position. Holders of these visas can stay in Australia for up to four years, and are linked to their sponsoring employer, unless they can gain other employment that also meets the requirements of the 457 visa. Before gaining office, the ALP highlighted a number of the issues regarding 457 visas, believing that the system was being used as a source of cheap labour. However, upon gaining office, the ALP has looked to continue this system.
In fact, the Government has accepted the vast majority of recommendations from a recent report into the system, prepared by an External Review Group, made up of representatives from business groups, in particular in the mining and resources sector. Unsurprising, given the terms of reference of this review and the make up of the group itself, the report mentions very little about the conditions of workers under the system, only recommending that the Government ensure that employers and workers are provided with more information as to their rights and responsibilities under the system. The vast majority of recommendations focus on ensuring that the system is more flexible and responsive to the wishes of business, both big and small. (4)
Considering the vocal opposition of the ALP to the program prior to gaining office and the many reports of exploitation and at times fatal outcomes of workers on 457 visas, it is perhaps surprising that the Government's first move in the area of temporary labour migration was to establish a review panel made up of representatives of big business, with the obvious result being moves towards deregulating what is already a system established to respond to the needs of the business community. It will be another six months before a review into the integrity and employment conditions of the system will be released.
Although the treatment of refugees (which Australia does not want) and temporary labour migrants (which Australia does want) could be seen as contradictory, what it does show is the focus of the Australian immigration system. As was the case under the Howard Government, the immigration system has been designed with only the interests of Australia in mind. The 457 visa system shows how the Australian Government is happy to allow immigration of those who can form a cheap labour force for business, while refugees are refused entry. It would appear that things are unlikely to change.
(1) http://www.zcomm.org/znet/viewArticle/17282
(2) Dennis Shanahan, 'Politically correct will stay in the doghouse', The Australian, 23 November 2007, p. 16
(3) Margaret Simons, Rudd harder than Howard on asylum seekers, Crikey (7 May 2008 cited 8 May 2008) available from http://www.crikey.com.au/Politics/20080507-Asylum-seekers.html
(4) A copy of the report can be found at http://www.minister.immi.gov.au/media/media-releases/2008/erg-final-report-april-2008.pdf


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A group of friends in Wisconsin bring some holiday cheer to their town with an unusual Christmas tradition--they dress up like Santa Claus and his elves and run throughout out the town.
The run is a holiday tradition the group has been doing for five years. They say the six mile run is intended to bring some holiday cheer to people who pass by.
"We're having a good time. Everybody honks away," one of the runners says. "At least 5 people pulled over to take pictures."
"It's fun to watch people who are coming home and they're stressed from Christmas Eve and Christmas shopping and all of a sudden they do a double take and maybe it takes their mind off of it for a few minutes," says another.
The group warns anyone who hasn't shoveled and salted their sidewalk is added to Santa's naughty list.
Police are investigating the murder of a homeless man who was beaten to death in an alley in Logan Square.
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Data from 50,000 football tipsters on bettingexpert.com predicts England will reach the quarter-finals at the World Cup.
England will make it through the Group Stages during this World Cup, but are likely to come a cropper against Brazil in the quarter-finals, according to one of the world's biggest network of betting experts.
Using data from more than 50,000 betting predictions, bettingexpert.com estimates that Italy will win Group D, with England narrowly pipping Uruguay to second place. England is then predicted to overcome Columbia in the Round of 16, before succumbing to red-hot favourites Brazil in the Quarter Finals.
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With the eighth pick in SB Nation's 2012 NHL Mock Draft, our Carolina Hurricanes delegation at Canes Country selects Teuvo Teravainen, a right winger from Jokerit of SM-liiga in Finland.
Teuvo Teravainen, RW, Jokerit (SM-liiga)
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Canes Country justifies their pick:
The Finn has excelled playing for the Jokerit U16, U18, and U20 brackets and is rated the second best European skater in the draft by the ISS. He also spent some time playing for Jokerit in the Finnish Elite League and had 18 points in 40 games while playing against older competition.
He is a bit smallish, listed at 5'10" or 11", but has that ever stopped Carolina before? He certainly will not have any trouble feeling comfortable in the dressing room as the Hurricanes already have three players from Finland on the roster.
Next on the clock: the Winnipeg Jets delegation from Arctic Ice Hockey.
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By: Dr. Manny Alvarez, Jessica Ryen Doyle
(FOXNEWS.COM) Princess Kate and Prince William are expecting a baby – but could it be twins?
Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, 30, has been admitted to the hospital with hyperemesis gravidarum, according to the royal couple's rep.
"The Duchess was admitted this afternoon to King Edward VII Hospital in Central London with hyperemesis gravidarum," the rep told Fox News. "As the pregnancy is in its very early stages, Her Royal Highness is expected to stay in the hospital for several days and will require a period of rest thereafter."
Dr. Manny Alvarez, senior managing health editor for FoxNews.com, said while Kate's acute morning sickness may seem scary, it is actually a sign that the pregnancy is strong and healthy.
"It's actually a very common condition in pregnancy and usually happens in the first 12 weeks of gestation due to high levels of hormones streaming through the mother," Alvarez said. "This activates the feeling of being nauseous and vomiting, which in many cases is a good sign."
Alvarez, who is also the chairman of the department of obstetrics and gynecology and reproductive science at Hackensack University Medical Center in New Jersey, said the condition becomes problematic when vomiting becomes severe, and the mother-to-be has to worry about dehydration and malnutrition. That's usually when the patient is brought to the hospital for supplemental hydration and nutrients.
In some cases, doctors will prescribe anti-emtic medicines, which are completely safe for the mother, Alvarez said.
Alvarez also added that having multiples is sometimes a factor for hyperemesis gradidarum.
"By 16 weeks, the condition is usually resolved," Alvarez said. "The good news is that hyperemesis usually means a strong baby. I have to wonder if she's having twins."
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If you've seen ESPN's "This is SportsCenter" commercials, you'll appreciate this video from Northwestern.
Pat Fitzgerald is in need of an assistant to the head coach, and looks in house to find the man (or mascot) for the job: Willie the Wildcat. Fitz and his staff get to bust out their acting chops for this one.
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ARCADIA, Calif. (Aug. 8, 2013)—Santa Anita Park has announced that it will host its first-ever "Zombie Blood Run" 5k event on Saturday, Aug. 17, beginning at 9 a.m. Those who wish to participate can do so via three different categories: Runners can register for $50.00. Those who wish to join the fray as Zombie Performers, may do so for $30.00, and those wishing to observe the fun and frolic as Spectators, will be admitted for just $5.00.
In addition to 5k participation, the American Red Cross and the St. Baldrick's Foundation (largest fundraiser for Children's Cancer Research in America) will conduct a special raffle, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to each charity. Tickets will be available for purchase for $5.00 at the event. Contestants need not be present to win.
Raffle items will include unique autographed movie and horror memorabilia such as "Dawn of the Dead" posters, "Man of Steel" collectibles from blockbuster movie director Zack Snyder, and "Punisher War Zone" items from acclaimed director Lexi Alexander. Academy Award-winning Special Effects guru Robert Shore will also donate "Beetlejuice" collectibles and much more.
Runners will encounter an interactive zombie-themed obstacle course and they'll have flesh-eating ghouls to contend with as they pursue the runners en route to the safety of the finish line--as they attempt to survive what is being described as "the attack of the undead."
"Proceeds from this event will go to benefit two outstanding charities, the American Red Cross, San Gabriel Valley Chapter, and the St. Baldrick's Foundation," said Pete Siberell, Santa Anita Director of Community Services and Special Projects. "These Zombie Runs have become very popular and we're hoping to have a lot of fun with this and raise money for a pair of great causes."
Those interested in participating in the ZBR at Santa Anita are encouraged to sign in via Facebook, where they can see which of their friends have already signed up to participate.
"We are anticipating a group of about 1,200 people," said Dirk Hagen, of Timberwolf Productions. "We are offering a five percent discount to all 626 Night Market Facebook followers, and we anticipate good participation from them. Additionally, for groups ordering 10 or more tickets, we are offering a 10 percent group discount.
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It's time to look at how the Vikings' team MVP candidates shape up:
1. RB Adrian Peterson: Once more, Peterson ran with fury, but he also exhibited patience, which isn't always one of his finer virtues. Often, he'll burst too quickly through holes that haven't developed yet. But that was not the case Sunday, as Peterson broke no long runs (a long of 17 yards) but had a series of defense-collapsing gains of five, six and seven and consistently delivered the blow to the defense instead of the other way around. Perhaps Peterson's best play was taking a Brett Favre screen 26 yards to set up the Vikings with a chance to steal a win in Green Bay. Peterson has been one of the five best players in the NFL at times this season.
2. LB Chad Greenway: He turned in other terrific performance in Sunday's game, making a game-high 12 tackles (three for losses). Greenway set the tone on the Vikings' first defensive play by slamming Packers RB Brandon Jackson and jarring the ball loose. Although the Packers recovered, Greenway was just getting started. Although Jackson got a step past Greenway a few times, he made a great stop on the back for a one-yard loss on a short reception in the fourth quarter. The Packers eventually went for it on fourth and were stopped as — guess who — Greenway led the charge on stuffing RB John Kuhn up the middle. Greenway has been the Vikings' best defensive player, and without a vintage performance by the defensive line in front of him every week this season.
3. WR-KR Percy Harvin: You could make the case that only Peterson means more to the offense right now, and Harvin could be a crucial figure in New England if Favre can't play. The team lined Harvin up in the backfield several times on Sunday, and it posed problems for the Packers' defense. He took a beautifully executed counter play 17 yards for a touchdown, getting low and following the lead block of TE Jeff Dugan for the score. These running instincts clearly were honed in his days as a running back at Florida. And yet, the one play we'll remember from the loss was the near-TD when Harvin made a leaping grab of a Favre pass in the back of the endzone amid three defenders ... and yet couldn't get his second foot inbounds. Still, this loss really had little to do with Harvin, who otherwise had a stellar performance. Again.
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5. CB Antoine Winfield: Winfield had seven tackles, the second-most for the Vikings, and was active most of the game. He made a nice stop on Aaron Rodgers' scramble at the end of the third quarter, with Rodgers coming up a yard short. (The Packers went for it on fourth and got it the next play.) Packers WR Greg Jennings beat Winfield twice for receptions, including a key catch on 3rd-and-11 with the Packers backed up in their own territory in the fourth, but that possession ended in a punt. Generally, though, Winfield did a good job and helped hold Donald Driver without a catch for the first time in more than 160 games.


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Rich Gostenik, president and CEO of GDT-NA, said the vision of the company moving into Fremont County and ultimately creating more than 400 full-time "green" manufacturing jobs is still a possibility, but time is of the essence. Gostenik needs to hear a decision from the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority on whether or not the organization will finally and officially approve the requested $5 million loan that will get the plant up and running before summer.
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The Fremont County plant also would have facilities set up to strip, separate and sell scrap tire materials to sell on secondary markets. GDT has acquired the property and vacant plant at 1173 State Highway 120 east of Florence, and the owners have agreed to exchange equity in the GDT business for the property and facility. The facility is 138,000 square feet, sitting on 102 acres. That complex had an appraised "specific-use" value of $8.5 million in 2006, however it is currently on the assessor books for $2.1 million. GDT is applying this property as collateral for a USDA-backed (at 80 percent) capital asset loan with CHFA and a minor working capital loan.
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"I am so very appreciative of the people who have invested locally," he said. "Because of them, we're not going to make a capricious decision to go to New York."
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TOKYO, June 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- "nakata.net Cafe2014@Sao Paulo" produced by former Japanese star footballer Hidetoshi Nakata held an opening reception in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on June 11, joined by over 150 Brazilian and foreign guests and other parties concerned.
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"nakata.net Cafe2014@Sao Paulo," developed in collaboration with popular local cafe "Octavio Cafe," will be open only during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil competition. The Nakata cafe will offer a variety of Japanese things, ranging from sake (rice wine) and Japanese cuisine to tableware and confectionery, sending a message to the world about the fine traditions of Japanese culture.
Artisans who are in charge of the Japanese sake and dishes served at "nakata.net Cafe 2014@Sao Paulo" participated in the reception held on the eve of its formal opening day. The all Japan team of people representing various sectors of Japan's traditional culture, commissioned to communicate Japanese culture to the world together with Mr. Nakata, got together and served the same sake and food as provided at the cafe to the party guests. The opening reception was made livelier by the presence of football legends, including Arsenal Football Club manager Arsene Wenger. Mr. Nakata commented, "I am delighted to see our cafe put in place in Sao Paulo, the host of several World Cup games. Upon seeing today what has been actually completed, I felt once again that a great thing has been accomplished. I hope visitors to our cafe will enjoy Japanese food, sake and other
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An interview with Carlos Pena
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What's the best approach to Jamie Moyer's change up?CARLOS PEÑA: Well, we've got to approach him the same way we approach a finesse pitcher. We're just going to try to wait as long as we can before we commit, before we swing. Easier said than done, obviously, but that will be our goal, just to wait as long as possible. How did the expectations of this club and the atmosphere around the club change so dramatically from last year to this year?
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