Napoleon Dynamite 365: Jan 7-13

Jan7

Napoleon, I’m sure there’s a babe out there for you too.  Peace out.  - Kip

Jan 8Now, for only $300, you can sign up right now for my eight-week program.  - Rex

Jan 9

Dang!  You got shocks…pegs…lucky!  - Napoleon

Jan10

Took me, like, three hours to finish the shading on your upper lip.  It’s probably the best drawing I’ve ever done.  - Napoleon

Jan 11

Deb: This is looking really good.

Kip: You can say that again.

Jan 12/13

If you can’t find Trisha, I’ll let you dance with Deb for a few songs.  - Pedro

Napoleon Dynamite 365: Jan 1-6

Jan 1

Grandma: How was school?

Napoleon: The worst day of my life.  What do you think?!

Jan 2

Lafawnduh is the best thing that has ever happened to me.  I’m a hundred-percent positive that she’s my soul mate.

Jan 3

Deb: What are you drawing?

Napoleon: A liger.

Jan 4

My friends and clients, they call me Uncle Rico.  - Uncle Rico

Jan 5/6

Job Hunting Skills - Always bring food to your interview.  It shows you can take care of yourself and that you’re not just looking for a free lunch.  - Napoleon

Minnkota Power not happy about climate change

Minnkota Power, a generation/transmission cooperative serving electricity consumers in northwest Minnesota and eastern North Dakota, is not happy about climate change and they want their customers to know about it, every other month. A review of their customer newsletter, the Minnkota Messenger, indicates a consistent concern that climate change is a massive environmental sham. Some of it reads like grocery store tabloids and it’s quite interesting how much coverage they give to it, perhaps hoping that quantity will make up for quality. They might do well to read “How to Talk to a Climate Skeptic.”

• Nov/Dec 2007, p6 - “A Developing Catastrophe”

• Sep/Oct 2007 - break

• Jul/Aug 2007, p9 - “Global Warming: The Rest of the Story”

• May/Jun 2007 - break

• Mar/Apr 2007 - break

• Jan/Feb 2007, p9: “Polar Bears and Climate Change”

• Nov/Dec 2006 - break

• Sep/Oct 2006, p6: “A shaky foundation”

• Jul/Aug 2006, p6: “Another Perspective: Noted scientist weighs in on climate change issue”

• May/Jun 2006, p10: “Political Science: New film puts climate change in headlines”

• Mar/Apr 2006, p10: “Myth: Global temperatures are rising at a rapid, unprecedented rate.”

• Jan/Feb 2006, p10: “An astonishing discovery: Recent finding underscores cautionary approach”

• Nov/Dec 2005 - break

• Sep/0ct 2005, p11 - “A hurricane of misinformation global warming activists turn storms into spin”

• Jul/Aug 2005, p6 - “Earth’s ever-changing climate state geologist offers his perspective”

• May/Jun 2005, p12 - “Alarmist warning; Myth: Carbon dioxide levels in the Earth’s atmosphere are currently at an all-time high.”

• Mar/Apr 2005, p11: “Baliunas debunks Kyoto Protocol”

• Jan/Feb 2005, p12: “Myth: Global warming caused the recent tsunami in Sumatra.”

And the list goes on…