exploring nature’s infinite connections
I was fortunate enough to catch Al Gore on Fresh Air while listening to NPR last week. Fascinating and frightening, it sounds like it is a film not to miss. Here is a link to the story;
I already put the film on my Netflix list, looking forward to it appearing on DVD or in one of my local theaters.
On the lighter side, check out Al Gore on SNL
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That is one that I plan on catching up with!!