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350 Is The Upper Limit
"If humanity wishes to preserve a planet similar to that on which civilization developed and to which life on earth is adapted... CO2 will need to be reduced from its current 385 ppm to at most 350 ppm."
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Where The Hell Is Matt?

Matt is a 31-year-old deadbeat from Connecticut…

I want to thank CK’s Blog for pointing me to this video. If you’re not familiar with her blog, I recommend you go check it out. Meanwhile, back at Wordout, we’ll be watching this really neat video by Matthew Harding and Stride gum. (I have no affiliation with either, have never chewed Stride gum and only heard of Matt this morning.)

Caution: This video may make you cry unexplainably. Maybe it’s the children dancing.


Where the Hell is Matt? (2008) from Matthew Harding on Vimeo.
For Full Screen, click the symbol to the left of the word ‘Vimeo’.

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I am Jon, and I warned ya’….

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July 5th, 2008 Posted by Jon | Fun Stuff | 5 comments

5 Comments »

  1. Ahaha! Awesome.

    Comment by Evan | July 5, 2008

  2. I’m so glad it moved you, too–I have cried watching this more times than I want to admit… and then I have to watch it again!

    The score is exquisite too–and when that wave rushes over him and the children just have so much fun getting silly it makes me believe that the world is not so different… and how much good some simple acts can do.

    Glad to know of your blog now.

    Comment by CK | July 5, 2008

  3. Thanks for stopping by. I’ve been a regular reader of your work for a few months now. Great stuff, I recommend it.

    Comment by Jon | July 5, 2008

  4. I understand that someone who doesn’t celebrate birthdays has one tomorrow. You know who you are. And Happy Birthday to you. The alternative isn’t nearly as fun.

    Comment by Donna | July 6, 2008

  5. Yep. It’s 49 years tomorrow morning at 6:03.

    Gee, seems like it was at least 50…

    Comment by Jon | July 6, 2008

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