Naturally this also reminded me of something from YouTube, in this case Barats and Bereta in "So Smooth." Key line: "I'm so deck, my father should hire me in the summer of 1993 for $5 an hour to build myself." The Slugworth reference was also pretty fine.
The Simpleton's Guide to the Unintended Consequences of Environmental Policy
Inspired by my colleague Iain Murray's new book, The Really Inconvenient Truths: Seven Environmental Catastrophes Liberals Don't Want You to Know About - Because They Helped Cause Them, the current Simpleton's Guide is about misguided environmental laws and regulations.
By the way, you can buy Iain's book at Amazon for only $18.45 - that's 34% off the retail hardcover price!
I interviewed several scientists and researchers about global warming recently, and the first five edited video segments are now finished. The series is called "Skeptics Speak Out," and the press release is here. Dr. Marlo Lewis hosts and Erin Wildermuth did the videography and editing.
Dr. Cal Beisner:
Dr. Joe D'Aleo:
Dr. Jim O'Brien:
Dr. Kesten Green:
Dr. Howard Hayden:
You can read the first news story on the video series, "Scientists Plead For Better Climate Research And Less Alarmism," here.
The National Press Club press conference this morning which announced this ad went pretty well. Now we just have to sit back and wait to see how the viewers of CNN, CNBC and Fox News respond to it.
And Eliot Spitzer fell, in a way I couldn't possibly have imagined. I would prefer if had been taken to account for his evil ways as attorney general of New York, but I'll take what I can get.
Many moons ago, my friends and I filmed a parody of the opening scene from The Godfather, with a Spitzer character as the Don. Little did we know it would eventually pay off so well. It starred Mr. O and was filmed and edited brilliantly by Mr. S. Since I love fancy-pants Hollywood titles, I'll even say that I was, in effect "co-producer." Hooray for me.