Filmed last month and newly posted on TED Talks, Al Gore's new slideshow on the pace of climate change and our generational mission is clearheaded, shocking, informational and very inspirational...click below to view:
Al Gore's New Slideshow: Climate Change and Our Generational Mission
Via: TED Talks
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He has to get the "paperless" lifestyle into his head though. That desk is hideous.
view cinema's profile
Looks like Al needs The Cure.
view mattab's profile
if he needs someone to help him file and organize, i'm available.
view *heather leaf*'s profile
No hanging chads this time. Gore wins messiest desk by a landslide!
view sepitts's profile
Guaranteed he can find anything he needs in a snap. Overthrow the tyranny of the neat!
view Ramstone's profile
Wow! I'm amazed that he can find anything in that mess! I'm with mattab on this.
view suzy8track's profile
no wonder his electricity bill is so high.....
view Clairepetrol's profile
I'm with Clairepetrol....
view Anna Toy's profile
3 monitors and a tv? really? I didn't know Al was producing music or editing film.
view mscot's profile
eeeeekk clutter...
view Hasina's profile
How many trees did Al kill with the papers on his desk?
view mckinzia's profile
mscot, stop questioning your betters. We all need to make serious lifestyle sacrifices and cut back on our consumption of energy and goods for the sake of the planet.
Al is exempt, of course, because he is a Very Important Man and thus needs three widescreen computer monitors (plus an office TV).
view Blandwagon's profile
If his place caught on fire, it would smolder for months...
view plain jane's profile
Look closely at his desk: it's not a huge pile of paper. There's some papers, but it appears to be mostly books, magazines, CD/DVDs, and random none-paper objects.
Also, there's a lot of other computer activities besides music and film that are made much easier by having multiple monitors...
view Akino luna's profile
Odd. I commented earlier on this mentioning something along the line that perhaps ol' Al should figure out how to get by with fewer than 600 watts of displays in his office. That comment seems to have been deleted. Are we not allowed to voice "dissenting" opinions here?
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