Thanks, Gwen for the tip on this must see, soon to be viral video (or is it something that's been around for years and I didn't notice?)
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Recent discussion of Canadian Naturopathy caused this old memory of mine to surface, regarding a friend who nearly died because he had a treatable illness but was attended to only by a Naturopath. A stupid, badly dressed Naturopath who couldn't drive for shit.
I'm going to be buried under my book for the next few days as the Adapting-In-Place book finally goes to my editor, but I did want to respond to this email, or rather, get my readers to respond. Gwen writes:
Slides and synchronized video of the presentations from the AGU panel "Re-Starting the Conversation on Climate Change: The Media, Dialogue, and Public Engagement Workshop" are now online.
Let's say you don't want to actually read James Kakalios's Physics of Superheroes(
I don't understand where all the other cameras were. We get some quite well-focused and well-aimed views from various angles.
Here's a fun video of a polar bear playing with dogs. You've probably seen it before:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JE-Nyt4Bmi8
I think the Polar Bear video is new. Looks like ice...moves strangely...smells funny..duh! Polar Bears aren't dumb!! It is a very funny video!!
That's a clip from a new BBC show, Polar Bear: Spy on the Ice, narrated by David Tennant (of Doctor Who fame). Hopefully they'll ship it to BBC American soonest...
I can imagine the bears thinking: "WTF? I can't even eat this - what use is it?" (Of course everyone knows the bears think in english - just like Yogi and Booboo.)
That other bear's going "mmm... this one makes my tongue tingle." Hopefully he won't sue for being poisoned by the battery.
I wonder if the next versions have a loud piezo horn in them. It'll be interesting to see if the bears avoid it, are agitated and attack, or look out for it and run away.