Episode 23 - How the Revision3 staff does Earth Day [Discussion]

[marilee]

The Revision3 staff takes a look at what Earth Day means to them and how they are going to celebrate it.

Watch or download episode here.

[z31ftw]

I liked this episode a lot. Hippy glen weeeee haha.

[keyj]

A few notes for this episode:
Recycling is not always good. It takes more energy to recycle somethings then it does to get the raw resources.
Acupuncture has been through many scientific trials and has been proven to do absolutely nothing.
The solvents used in plastic bottles have not been proven to do any harm to the human body, and is more likely that you will be more affected by the minute amount of tin, aluminum, or iron that would come off that canister.

Other then that, great episode. People need to be informed of Earth Day.

[ethos]

Glenn, you are getting better and better in front of the camera every episode.
you make the gazette good. camera, editing, hosting...I enjoy it all.

[ryudo]

haha hilarious episode!

And did I see a HP Blackbird on pats desk?

[whoisscott]

glenn = awesome. I loved the intro, set up glenn gave.

[mikec]

Originally Posted by Ryudo

And did I see a HP Blackbird on pats desk?

I think it was used in the overclocking episode of Systm.

[jivetrky]

Originally Posted by ethos

Glenn, you are getting better and better in front of the camera every episode.
you make the gazette good. camera, editing, hosting...I enjoy it all.

Indeed...I remember back when he first got it and seemed all nervous. He's coming around to be a good host. Perhaps he'll get his own non-behind the scenes-show soon

Great ep, good work Glenn!

[fishrjv]

Originally Posted by ethos

Glenn, you are getting better and better in front of the camera every episode.
you make the gazette good. camera, editing, hosting...I enjoy it all.

Agreed!

[johan_sk]

Originally Posted by keyj

The solvents used in plastic bottles have not been proven to do any harm to the human body, and is more likely that you will be more affected by the minute amount of tin, aluminum, or iron that would come off that canister.

What about bisphenol-A? This is released in some plastic water bottles when they are heated (as in washing them with warm water). It mimics estrogen and, in studies using mice, it was found that it can induce breast growth in males.