Hey, before you start you should know that I really should be asleep right now and not typing away at this post. And I think that will become evident shortly.
Is Maggie Gyllenhaal’s role in Secretary still concidered a lead role?
Is it considered necrophilia if you didn’t know?
Is that last question really creepy?
Why is Nicolas Cage’s hair a bird?
and on that note. I’m going to sleep!
However, this is a bad idea and I don’t support the mine. I don’t know if I’ve heard a worse idea recently. Here is the article from the AP, after the break is a link to the site for the people who run the event.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska – The fight is on between about a dozen Seattle restaurants and backers of an Alaska mine being developed near the world’s most productive wild salmon streams.
This week, 13 restaurants are featuring wild Alaska salmon on their menus, dished up with warnings about the Pebble Mine in southwest Alaska.
Gail Phillips, one of the mine’s most prominent supporters, is calling for a boycott of the restaurants taking part in Trout Unlimited‘s Savor Bristol Bay campaign.
Her suggestion prompted food blogger Ronald Holden — Seattle‘s self-described Global Gourmet — to ask a question Monday.
“Seriously, Ms. Phillips, are you nuts?” Holden asked on two blogs, including his own.
Savor Bristol Bay salmon week coincides with Pacific Marine Expo 2009, the largest commercial marine trade show on the West Coast.
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http://www.whywild.org/take-action/savor-bristol-bay-salmon-week
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