Open Air With Tom Remington February 28, 2008 Broadcast
Here’s your chance to listen to the February 28, 2008 broadcast of Open Air With Tom Remington and find links to the stories covered during the broadcast. The player is at the bottom of this post.
Thursday’s show contained an update on the World’s Tallest Snow Woman. She has been officially named Olympia, in honor of Maine’s senior U.S. Senator, Olympia Snowe. Here’s a link to the Olympia’s website and if you’d like to take a look at here, click on the web cam link.
I also introduced you to a website for those seriously interested in learning more about Chronic Wasting Disease, a very serious disease that could have devastating affects on all of us if we don’t get a handle on this disease. The web site is called StopCWD.org and is run by the CWD Foundation.
Another website I introduced you to was Responsible Resouces.org. This can become a resource to a wealth of information for anyone and everyone interested in our natural resources and climate. It should be full of facts.
I included an update of District of Columbia vs. Heller and talked about a letter sent to the Washington Times from Montana’s Secretary of State, Brad Johnson, stating that if the U.S. Supreme Court should rule that the Second Amendment is not an individual right, then the U.S. would be in violation of the contract Montana had with the Union to join. They claim their contract states explicitly that Montanans would not give up their individual right to keep and bear arms.
I have no links for you to find the audio version of The Obamaman Can, that I sung to the tune of The Candy Man! If I ever am able to get a copy, you’ll hear it right here.
And then on to global cooling. I’ve decided to change the topic title from here on out to global cooling because I think it is a relevant as global warming.
Here’s the link to the Associated Press article about snow depths, etc. for Maine and other parts of the country. And at the Dailytech website, you can find the article I referenced about the worldwide temperature sensors recording the coldest winter in the northern hemisphere in a hundred years.
Enjoy the show!
Tom Remington
Open Air Today At 3:00
Today’s show will air at 3 p.m. on Skinny Moose Radio. If you haven’t downloaded the Skinny Moose tool bar yet, that has the Skinny Moose Radio player built right in, click here. All previous shows are archived and I’ve began a new event at the Skinny Moose Radio home page. Simply look to the right of that page and click on the “Open Air” category link. Here you will find posts about the previous shows and an embedded player so you can listen in. This is new so all the shows cannot be found they. For previous shows, go to the “download” link.
Today’s topics will include:
1. An update on Bethel, Maine’s World’s Tallest Snow Woman
2. Actions and events taking place with me and the Black Bear Blog
3. An update on District of Columbia versus Heller - the D.C. gun ban case going before the U.S. Supreme Court soon.
4. I introduce you to a brand new organization and web site that should become a valuable resource of facts and information about our natural resources. This will include information on climate change.
5. And you can’t miss this. I do my own rendition of singing the newest campaign song, “The Obamaman Can”. I promise it’s not as bad as Teddy Kennedy’s singing.
6. An the show wouldn’t be complete without more information about climate change. I’ll report on areas globally that are experiencing all time record cold and snow. All four official climate reporting organizations are saying the globally the average temperatures have dropped to the lowest levels in over 100 years - and we are still talking about global warming and carbon dioxide.
Join me at 3 today.
Tom Remington
Open Air With Tom Remington Broadcast For February 21, 2008
If you missed yesterday’s broadcast of Open Air With Tom Remington, here’s a chance to listen to it now. Below is the player button. Simply click the play button and listen while you surf, read your emails, etc.
This show is varied and I would like to provide you with links to support my information.
In my opening commentary/monologue, I shared with listeners about the current primary election and the promises of hope and change being tossed irresponsibly at times by articulating presidential hopefuls. I read part of a speech and here is the link in which anyone can find the full copy of that speech.
This broadcast contains a few laughs and commentary on the 2008 Daytona 500 Stock Car Race.
I also spent some time talking about the bit of conflict in southern Maine over 200 music students of Noble High School trying to raise $100,000 to go to New York on a field trip. It seems three residents within the school district don’t think it appropriate to raffle off a bear hunt, ingeniously provided by one of the student’s grandfather. This link will take you to the story about that and provides you with a link where you can go and purchase a $10 chance at winning a fully supplied Maine black bear hunt.
And, only in Maine! Hear about a Maine couple who’s truck burns up on the way to trade it on on another vehicle. Find out what happens.
And last but not least, global warming. In the Science Daily from Canada, I found an article I shared information about a man who wants to pump trapped CO2 down below the ocean’s surface a few miles and keep it there. You can read about that here.
In addition, I told you about two events that were running contrary to each other all in the name of saving the planet. The Tampa Tribune ran a story about middle school kids asking parents to stop idling their cars when they come to school to pick up students to save the earth.
At the same time, a study in Canada is showing that idling cars are less harmful to the air than shutting them off. What’s up with that?
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Tom Remington
Today’s “Open Air” Radio Broadcast
It’s time for another Skinny Moose Radio broadcast of Open Air With Tom Remington. Today’s show is interesting, at least I think it is. With all the hype and rhetoric being slung from state to state during this primary election season, we all are hearing from all the candidates about hope and change. The first segment of the show I talk about hope, change and faith and how none of these are much good if not implemented with individual action.
After that, I rag on NASCAR for a bit expressing my dislike of the very boring Daytona 500. Aside from the last minute of the race, which as a result of Tony Stewart making a bad decision, allowing Ryan Newman to win the race, what happened anyway? YAWN!
I share with listeners how they can help out 200 music students at Noble High School in southern Maine by purchasing a raffle ticket or twenty for a guided Maine black bear hunt, or use it as a photo opportunity.
And never fear! For those who were just hoping, yes, I have some more information on global warming. Information I think you really want to hear.
So, tune in today at 3:00 p.m. Click this link and then click on the “Listen in Live Now” button.
Tom Remington
Open Air With Tom Remington - Feb. 14, 2008 Broadcast
If you missed yesterday’s show, here’s a chance to listen to it now or download to your device for listening later. I talked about a variety of things and want to take a moment just to give you some links where you can find information about some of what I talked about.
It was Valentines Day yesterday and I told you about a story out of Saudi Arabia where they banned red stuff because it was anti-Islam and promoted relationships out of wedlock. Read about the absurdity here.
Ever seen the world’s tallest snowman? How about the world’s tallest snowwoman? Both can be found in my little hometown of Bethel, Maine. First came Angus, King of the Mountain, in 1999, who became the world’s tallest snowman measuring over 113 feet. Now being built on the same location, the world’s tallest snowwoman. Click this link for a live webcam of the snowwoman as it is being constructed.
And don’t miss out on how to tell your buddies and anyone else who asks, the length of the fish you just caught.
Lastly, a bit about global warming. I talked about, as I have much in the past, the dangers of becoming a part of the all or nothing global warming alarmists. Read here how global warming is killing all the penguins……or so some think.
Tom Remington
Today’s Open Air Broadcast
Don’t forget to tune in today at 3 p.m. for another brand new episode of “Open Air With Tom Remington”. Today’s show I talk about Valentines Day, tell a few Valentines jokes and a Valentine story not so funny from Saudi Arabia. I also spend some time giving you information about the construction of what is hoped to be the world’s tallest snow woman being built in my hometown of Bethel, Maine, site of the 1999 world’s tallest snowman named Angus, King of the Mountain. Angus measured just over 113 feet and the new snow woman is planning to be substantially taller.
I also have some other little tidbits of information, some news and yes, another update on some global warming issues.
Tune in at 3 p.m. today.
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Tom Remington
Open Air With Tom Remington Feb. 7, 2008 Broadcast
I know this is late getting up, but for anyone who might have missed last weeks show, you can click on the player below and stream the audio now.
Last weeks show mostly covered Allstate Insurance’s request to raise insurance rates to Florida homeowners by 42% because of global warming. I have said for some time that there are many dangers to us by simply jumping on the global warming bandwagon even if science doesn’t know.
Candidate John McCain has repeatedly stated that he sees no harm in promoting global warming. This is just one example of how people are exploiting the myths of global warming in order to rape the public of money through taxation and increased fees. It seems every price increase is now tied to global warming.
Learn more about it.
Tom Remington
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