Sunday, April 22, 2007
Meet the founder of Earth Day
But, there he was, looking half-asleep more than anything. The fat man with the unkempt beard [ed. and it wasn't the Goreacle], the King of the Radicals, the Prince of Flower Power, the Guru of Peace and Love. He called himself poetically, "Unicorn," because the name Einhorn (a German-Jewish name) means "one horn". But, this character was not a myth; he was very real and had created from an innocent era a flip-side world of reefers and LSD and free love. His was an innovation in the Age of Aquarius and he was the Chief Aquarian in Philadelphia, at one time revered by the "new generation" of the 1960s. Read the rest
And now for your reading pleasure while you enjoy this typical and normal Spring day a few updates on the hysteria of man made global warming.
OK, so maybe not completely typical since it's on track to be the coldest April in 113 years.
Is the debate over? Let's ask Richard S. Lindzen who is an MIT Professor of Meteorology , but really only needs to be as smart as a sixth grader to show this to be a myth.
There are some that say the earth has a fever and others that say global warming is going to make WWII look like heaven. Hmmm, I wonder what they have in common? The President of Czechoslovakia thinks one of them may be insane, but he didn't say anything about
I know I'm not taking any chances today though. I'm going to fill a grill full of charcoal and do some serious BBQ, but I'm also going to plant some tomatoes and jalapenos. Happy Earth Day!