Open Air With Tom Remington Broadcast For February 21, 2008

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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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