 Tuesday, May 15, 2007
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 Peak Oil Passnotes: Blair’s Legacy, Missing Oil
(Resource Investor: Fri, 11 May) The real legacy of Tony Blair is about the way he allowed the market to throw away the U.K.'s most precious natural resource, crude oil, and then spent billions on wars to get other countries version of the same. Congratulations.
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 Current Issue:
(California Aggie: Mon, 14 May) Only a few scattered seats were left at the ARC Ballroom on Thursday evening as people from around the Davis community came to learn about issues of oil depletion at the University of California Oil Forum, which featured presentations by authors, UC Davis professors, UC students and government officials.
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 Loaded guns found after high-speed chase
(The Iowa City Press-Citizen: Sun, 13 May) A 15-year-old East Moline, Ill., driver crashed a stolen vehicle containing loaded guns and a knife into another car Friday evening after a high-speed chase with an Iowa State Patrol trooper.
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 'Power of Community' concludes film series
(Asheville Citizen-Times: Wed, 09 May) The final film in the Sustainability Film series, "The Power of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil," will be shown at 7 p.m. on Friday, May 11 at Black Mountain Library.
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 NOLA.com: Sound Off Forum
(New Orleans Times-Picayune: Fri, 11 May) Deny science when its findings are not agreeable to your base. Republicans, notably, are on the wrong side of the largest issue in human history: human driven, rapid climate change.
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 What's happening, 05/11/07
(Redlands Daily Facts: Fri, 11 May) Teen Movie Night for ages 11 to 17, Redlands Community Center, 111 W. Lugonia Ave., 7 to 9 p.m. second Friday of every month. Cost: $3. Information: 798-7547.
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 Stand Up
(Princeton Packet: Thu, 10 May) "One of the challenges in putting together a human rights film festival is to find films that are not only (educational and meaningful), but also inspiring and uplifting," says the Princeton Public Library's Pamela Groves.
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