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Last login: 6 hours agoRobwagoner: Rob is a 44 year old married guy from Noblesville, Indiana, USA.; Likes 1,014 pages, 13 videos, 82 photos • 40 fans • Received 9 reviews; Member since Nov 03, 2006

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StumbleUpon - harleylenores web site reviews and blog: May 6, 8:33pm 120 reviews stumblers •http://harleylenore.stumbleupon.com/; My 2nd cousin Ted will do almost anything to get more birdseed.

Watch the web for climate change truths - Telegraph: May 6, 8:52am 7 reviews meteorology •http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/ma...; It' time for another of Rob's Rants!

More news. It seems that each week a new article comes out that shoots another hole in the "consensus" of global warming.

Now the term is being called climate change to help insulate the movement from the unfortunate word warming. I think our world is better off because we had environmentalist battling against pollution in the 60's 70's and 80's. I think our world will be better off because the global warming crowd brought world attention to carbon emissions. BUT... They take their arguments too far. A little moderation and common sense will go a long way to win over the average person. Don't tell me to conserve energy to save the planet. Show me how it is economically beneficial and will improve my life to conserve energy. Don't tell me to change my brand of kitchen cleaner to make a better world for my children. Give me a better functioning product, competitively priced, that by the way is good for the environment.

Chevy gets it. It is making its new environmentally friendly cars cool and desirable. They are not bringing back the underpowered ugly small cars from the 70's to address the high cost of gasoline. They have developed some alternative products that look good, function competitively, and are good for the environment.

I hate to sound like I am on a political soap box... but. The environmentalist need to ditch their socialist mindset and embrace a capitalistic approach to get their desired outcome. Bring me good products that are environmentally friendly and I might even be willing to pay a premium for them. EVERYBODY WINS!

I'm climbing off my soap box now and will return to being quiet.

Elwoodbs reviews: May 6, 7:04am 18 reviews stumblers •http://elwoodb.stumbleupon.com/; This one was to good to pass up. Try using this as a name tag at your next PTO meeting.

sonicgeishas reviews: May 5, 8:25pm 134 reviews stumblers •http://sonicgeisha.stumbleupon.com/; Squirrel of the Day. Thanks to sonicgeisha

StumbleUpon - gr812s web site reviews and blog: May 2, 8:24am 102 reviews stumblers •http://gr812.stumbleupon.com/; Truer word were never written.

free2bme1s profile - StumbleUpon: May 1, 8:10am 87 reviews stumblers •http://free2bme1.stumbleupon.com/; Words to live by. Thanks to free2bme1s

All-time Most Popular // Incredimazing.com: May 1, 8:07am 1 review photography •http://incredimazing.com/popular?page=26; Remember... Never drink so much at the bar again... Never drink so much at the bar again... Never dri...

SpaceWeather.com -- News and information about meteor showers, solar flares, aur…: May 1, 7:14am 184 reviews meteorology •http://www.spaceweather.com/; Here is a very cool site for those of you interested in space.

Mother in Fort Pierce jailed on neglect charge : S…: May 1, 7:12am 2 reviews bizarre •http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/apr/2...; STUPID PEOPLE IN THE NEWS

You want to feel sorry for this person, but how do you? There is no mention that the house looked that way because she was working two jobs to make ends meet and didn't have time to clean. Wheres the baby daddy?

How can you not have enough time (or a shovel)to keep your house in better shape than this. Poverty doesn't explain it. A lack of pride and some simple self-respect is more like it.

boortz.com: Nealz NuzeTodays Nuze: May 1, 7:00am 18 reviews politics •http://boortz.com/nuze/index.html; Boortz is always good but today he talks again about the right to vote. Here is a great read about the right to vote. It also is a biting commentary on our educational system. It is an unpopular view, but I have heard people make the argument that it would be a good idea that in order to qualify to vote, you should previously been employed and paid taxes. We keep hearing the politicians talk about taxing the rich, giving more to the poor. Why give someone who is not contributing to society the ability to vote themselves a pay raise? When did it become the governments job to take care of us?

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