Filed in archive Video Entry by Reden Rodriguez on January 24, 2007

I am very pleased to announce the arrival of Ned and His Thinking Cap, an animated series on Global Climate Change and Renewable Energy. Ned is a teenage boy who experiences changes in daily living as a result of what we do to the environment and his accompanied by his thinking (and talking) cap! Talk about getting a wise-cracking side-kick above your head!

In this episode, Ned discovers how cold winter is getting. Watch out for more episodes soon! For comments, suggestions, reactions, and heckling, please drop me a line at lordreden@yahoo.com.

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Response from: Anita Campbell (01/24/07 12:20pm)

This is great! He's sweating buckets!

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