Pandas, Whales and Tech Tales

The Chinese have 21 new baby pandas from 2005. In attempts to save this rare species they have artificially inseminated many female pandas, and 21 surviving panda babies is the record for success. This is excellent news. The majority of the babies were born in the natural habitat refuge the Wolong Giant Panda Research Station. Hmm, apparently the Chinese do research on pandas by creating life. . . as opposed to thier neighbors across the sea who do research by creating death.

Greenpeace is doing a fantastic job of staying with the mother ship of the Japanese slaughter fleets. Greenpeace has chased them out of the whaling grounds. If you will notice the sign on the whaling ship the Nisshan Maru says greenpeace misleads you, as it hauls in a dead whale. Hmmm. . . Walks like a duck talks like a duck. . . or in this case: Kills lots of whales to sell to restaurants. looks like commercial whaling to me. Greenpeace reps say they haven't seen any whale slaughters for about 7 days. Great job guys and gals. Keep it up!!

And our next subject today is file sharing. People want their music immediately, and frankly even through legal means .99 cents is too much for the songs that are put out today. If the Recording Industry of America is worried about all the money they are losing, maybe they should try to find some more talented artists who create music that people may want to buy. Additionally if artists would create paypal donation accounts, I would totally donate money to artists who have created music that I actually liked. Some of these artists who complain about people pirate there music should one be thankful someone is even listening to their music and two they need to realize that while it may be downloaded chances are really good that as soon as the downloader listens to the music they immediately move it to the trash where it belongs. WAKE UP RIA!! People want cheaper music because the music you are endorsing frankly isn't worth the money.