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"Big Boom" Drum Kit Wows Vienna

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Big day for giants

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Big day for giants

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Gisele Bundchen's Super Bowl Rant

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Super Bowl 46 Preview

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Super Bowl 46 Preview

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Welcome to RideThePine.com The sports event of the year, Super Bowl 46 featuring the New York Giants and New England Patriots , is upon us and we have your full preview...starting now. I’ve gone back and forth on who I think will win Super Bowl 46, but before we reveal our pick lets talk about a couple of things that I hope will happen. I hope New York Giants Quarterback Eli Manning has the most horrific game in the history of quarterbacks in the Super Bowl. His success is something I can’t describe. Like he kind of plays good when the teams needs him, but its really the defense that wins the game, but Eli throws a TD so everyone thinks its him but its really not. (His success is just as confusing as that sentence) I hope that not one of Gisele Bundchen’s friends or family waste a prayer on New England Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady . At the end of the day Tom Brady is Tom Brady; handsome, married to one of the most beautiful women in the world, has millions of dollars and plays a game for a living. So he might not win the big game. If you want to throw some prayers around, how about right here. This guy has only sold two of these amazing Beer, Wing, and Football shirts ...and I was one of the buyers. Expect Madonna to do something just completely insane. Like poop on stage. She is sick and tired of everyone talking about Lady Gaga and this is her chance to show every that she is the craziest pop singer around. As if sleeping with Dennis Rodman wasn't proof enough. Expect NBC to be completely obsessed with Rob Gronkowski and his injured ankle but it will be New England’s other tight end, Aaron Hernandez , who will have a bigger game. I hope the cameras catch Peyton Manning wearing a Bobby Heenan -like neck brace in a luxury suit. I hope there will be an E-Trade baby with spiky Jersey Shore hair or spay-tanned Snookie Orange . (Yes, that is a color) Did I already do my Madonna pooping joke... I hope NBC hires Marisol Gonzalez to be their sideline reporter . I hope Tiquan Underwood scores a touchdown so he can do the Kid N’ Play dance. I hope New York Giants Head Coach Tom Coughlin 's face melts off like he just opened the Arc of the Covenant . Ladies and Gentlemen, my pick for Super 46. New York Giants, 17. New England Patriots, 24. This episode is brought to you by 4inkjets. Use 4inkjets Coupon Code - RIDE - to get 10% off your order. 4inkjets has quality printer ink at an affordable price. Don’t overpay for ink! For more on Ride The Pine, check out these sites.

Super Bowl 46 Preview

Added 02/02/12
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Super Bowl 46 Preview

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Welcome to RideThePine.com The sports event of the year, Super Bowl 46 featuring the New York Giants and New England Patriots , is upon us and we have your full preview...starting now. I’ve gone back and forth on who I think will win Super Bowl 46, but before we reveal our pick lets talk about a couple of things that I hope will happen. I hope New York Giants Quarterback Eli Manning has the most horrific game in the history of quarterbacks in the Super Bowl. His success is something I can’t describe. Like he kind of plays good when the teams needs him, but its really the defense that wins the game, but Eli throws a TD so everyone thinks its him but its really not. (His success is just as confusing as that sentence) I hope that not one of Gisele Bundchen’s friends or family waste a prayer on New England Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady . At the end of the day Tom Brady is Tom Brady; handsome, married to one of the most beautiful women in the world, has millions of dollars and plays a game for a living. So he might not win the big game. If you want to throw some prayers around, how about right here. This guy has only sold two of these amazing Beer, Wing, and Football shirts ...and I was one of the buyers. Expect Madonna to do something just completely insane. Like poop on stage. She is sick and tired of everyone talking about Lady Gaga and this is her chance to show every that she is the craziest pop singer around. As if sleeping with Dennis Rodman wasn't proof enough. Expect NBC to be completely obsessed with Rob Gronkowski and his injured ankle but it will be New England’s other tight end, Aaron Hernandez , who will have a bigger game. I hope the cameras catch Peyton Manning wearing a Bobby Heenan -like neck brace in a luxury suit. I hope there will be an E-Trade baby with spiky Jersey Shore hair or spay-tanned Snookie Orange . (Yes, that is a color) Did I already do my Madonna pooping joke... I hope NBC hires Marisol Gonzalez to be their sideline reporter . I hope Tiquan Underwood scores a touchdown so he can do the Kid N’ Play dance. I hope New York Giants Head Coach Tom Coughlin 's face melts off like he just opened the Arc of the Covenant . Ladies and Gentlemen, my pick for Super 46. New York Giants, 17. New England Patriots, 24. This episode is brought to you by 4inkjets. Use 4inkjets Coupon Code - RIDE - to get 10% off your order. 4inkjets has quality printer ink at an affordable price. Don’t overpay for ink! For more on Ride The Pine, check out these sites.

Super Bowl Village update: Noon

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JUSTIN BIEBER IS THE FATHER!!! - Demi Lovato Is A Ginger & BIG...

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Our Studio Guest: Felix Matthes from the Institute for Applied...

Added 03/15/11
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Our Studio Guest: Felix Matthes from the Institute for Applied Ecology

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One person who's just come back from Japan is Felix Matthes from the Institute for Applied Ecology here in Berlin. Mr. Matthes, you were on the 28th floor of a high-rise in Tokyo when the earthquake struck. What was your experience? Felix Matthes: It was one of the worst experiences I've ever had in my life. I'd just finalized my presentation and then the building started to swing. And the whole conference room with 200 participants slipped from the left to the right and all the loudspeakers were falling down. It was depressing. DW-TV: Were you terrified? Felix Matthes: That's not the right word, 'terrified'. It was depressed and, to some extent, there was no alternative. It was wait and see -- and wait for the next experience. DW-TV: When did you find out this is the big one? Felix Matthes: That was the immediate reaction of all the participants, because all the Japanese people who are used to living with earthquakes -- even in such buildings -- said they'd never experienced this before. [They said] this must have been heavier than any earthquake which happened before there. DW-TV: And what sort of information were you receiving on the state of the nuclear reactors in the quake zone? Felix Matthes: This information started to be delivered from Saturday noon. Before all the news was about the earthquake, about the tsunami. At noon on Saturday we got the first news that there is a major problem in several of the nuclear power plants. DW-TV: "Back to our energy expert now...Mr Matthes, the Japanese have one of the most advanced nuclear power programs in the world. What would they do without it?" Felix Matthes: I think they have frankly the same share of nuclear energy generation we had a couple of years ago in Germany. This share of 30 percent is a result of the situation that Japan is poor in energy resources. So they have focused 1) very heavily on energy efficiency and 2) on nuclear power, but with the reprocessing of nuclear fuel which is the main difference to how we are using nuclear power here. DW-TV: Now we'd seen a resurgence in support for nuclear power as a clean energy source over the past few years. Is that over now? Felix Matthes: I think the dream of clean nuclear power has come to an end. There is a risk -- a tremendous risk -- related to this technology, and I think we are facing a further decline of this type of use of energy. DW-TV: When you say 'we', what about Germany's situation?" Felix Matthes: I think in Germany we had a major revision of the nuclear policy last autumn when the lifetime of the nuclear plants was extended. I think that will come to an end and the nuclear phase out in Germany will go much quicker than we'd assumed during the last couple of months. DW-TV: Mr Matthes what do you think? How is Japan coping with the immediate effects of the widespread power outages, for example?" Felix Matthes: Well, it's difficult to say, because it will heavily depend on the scope of the nuclear disaster. I think there will be heavy economic damage during the next couple of months, but then we will see heavy investments and building up the new industries etc. etc. But the problem is that all of these will be financed by debt and debt will be a heavy burden for future generations, also in Japan. DW-TV: Well as far as the future goes, does Japan have any alternative to nuclear power?" Felix Matthes: They have. They have a huge potential for renewable energy, wind energy etc. At least they have comparable structures to those we have here, so they could go the same way: phase out nuclear; increase the share of renewable energies, and increase the level of energy efficiency. There IS an alternative. DW-TV: So, would you say Japan's gone down the WRONG road with its energy policy? Felix Matthes: I think partly, yes, because they had huge progress in energy efficiency. But with regard to the energy industry, they relied on these heavy giants which never were ready to invest in new energy sources and that may have been one of the huge problems with Japanese energy policy. DW-TV: OK, well the debate over atomic energy suddenly heats up again. The search for alternatives, though, has been going on for a long time now. We've seen a huge surge in green energy in Germany. Would you say it's enough though? Felix Matthes: It has been an ambitious strategy. We have now the goal of the government to deliver 80 percent of power production in 2050 by renewable energies. And if we combine energy efficiency and renewable energies then we could reach at least a fully renewable economy by the middle of the century. That's ambitious and a lot of additional efforts will be needed, but I'm really convinced that the experiences from the last days, especially in Japan, will fuel this trend significantly. DW-TV: Now we're already seeing a major boost in the shares of those renewable energy companies. Is that a clear sign of what's to come?" Felix Matthes: The interesting point is that we see new players in the market. And if we see new players in the market that means there is a future market that industry can rely on. That's one of the signs which makes me very optimistic on this. DW-TV: Mr. Matthes, thank you very much for coming in. (Interview: Ben Fajzullin)

Our Studio Guest Felix Matthes From The Institute For Applied...

Added 03/15/11
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Our Studio Guest Felix Matthes From The Institute For Applied Ecology

[LESS INFO] 22 VIEWS | ADDED 22:30:00 03/15/11
One person who's just come back from Japan is Felix Matthes from the Institute for Applied Ecology here in Berlin. Mr. Matthes, you were on the 28th floor of a high-rise in Tokyo when the earthquake struck. What was your experience? Felix Matthes: It was one of the worst experiences I've ever had in my life. I'd just finalized my presentation and then the building started to swing. And the whole conference room with 200 participants slipped from the left to the right and all the loudspeakers were falling down. It was depressing. DW-TV: Were you terrified? Felix Matthes: That's not the right word, 'terrified'. It was depressed and, to some extent, there was no alternative. It was wait and see -- and wait for the next experience. DW-TV: When did you find out this is the big one? Felix Matthes: That was the immediate reaction of all the participants, because all the Japanese people who are used to living with earthquakes -- even in such buildings -- said they'd never experienced this before. [They said] this must have been heavier than any earthquake which happened before there. DW-TV: And what sort of information were you receiving on the state of the nuclear reactors in the quake zone? Felix Matthes: This information started to be delivered from Saturday noon. Before all the news was about the earthquake, about the tsunami. At noon on Saturday we got the first news that there is a major problem in several of the nuclear power plants. DW-TV: "Back to our energy expert now...Mr Matthes, the Japanese have one of the most advanced nuclear power programs in the world. What would they do without it?" Felix Matthes: I think they have frankly the same share of nuclear energy generation we had a couple of years ago in Germany. This share of 30 percent is a result of the situation that Japan is poor in energy resources. So they have focused 1) very heavily on energy efficiency and 2) on nuclear power, but with the reprocessing of nuclear fuel which is the main difference to how we are using nuclear power here. DW-TV: Now we'd seen a resurgence in support for nuclear power as a clean energy source over the past few years. Is that over now? Felix Matthes: I think the dream of clean nuclear power has come to an end. There is a risk -- a tremendous risk -- related to this technology, and I think we are facing a further decline of this type of use of energy. DW-TV: When you say 'we', what about Germany's situation?" Felix Matthes: I think in Germany we had a major revision of the nuclear policy last autumn when the lifetime of the nuclear plants was extended. I think that will come to an end and the nuclear phase out in Germany will go much quicker than we'd assumed during the last couple of months. DW-TV: Mr Matthes what do you think? How is Japan coping with the immediate effects of the widespread power outages, for example?" Felix Matthes: Well, it's difficult to say, because it will heavily depend on the scope of the nuclear disaster. I think there will be heavy economic damage during the next couple of months, but then we will see heavy investments and building up the new industries etc. etc. But the problem is that all of these will be financed by debt and debt will be a heavy burden for future generations, also in Japan. DW-TV: Well as far as the future goes, does Japan have any alternative to nuclear power?" Felix Matthes: They have. They have a huge potential for renewable energy, wind energy etc. At least they have comparable structures to those we have here, so they could go the same way: phase out nuclear; increase the share of renewable energies, and increase the level of energy efficiency. There IS an alternative. DW-TV: So, would you say Japan's gone down the WRONG road with its energy policy? Felix Matthes: I think partly, yes, because they had huge progress in energy efficiency. But with regard to the energy industry, they relied on these heavy giants which never were ready to invest in new energy sources and that may have been one of the huge problems with Japanese energy policy. DW-TV: OK, well the debate over atomic energy suddenly heats up again. The search for alternatives, though, has been going on for a long time now. We've seen a huge surge in green energy in Germany. Would you say it's enough though? Felix Matthes: It has been an ambitious strategy. We have now the goal of the government to deliver 80 percent of power production in 2050 by renewable energies. And if we combine energy efficiency and renewable energies then we could reach at least a fully renewable economy by the middle of the century. That's ambitious and a lot of additional efforts will be needed, but I'm really convinced that the experiences from the last days, especially in Japan, will fuel this trend significantly. DW-TV: Now we're already seeing a major boost in the shares of those renewable energy companies. Is that a clear sign of what's to come?" Felix Matthes: The interesting point is that we see new players in the market. And if we see new players in the market that means there is a future market that industry can rely on. That's one of the signs which makes me very optimistic on this. DW-TV: Mr. Matthes, thank you very much for coming in. (Interview: Ben Fajzullin)

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Added 01/31/11
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Win a $25 Eastbay Gift Card!

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Why does the NFL even bother with the Pro Bowl. Its the most uninteresting game of the season. I’d rather watch the Detriot Lions battle the Carolina Panthers in week 1. You know how you can make it better and fun, turn it into an old school MTV style Rock and Jock game. Play it flag football style, with a giant pig farming hanging on top of the goal post and if the quarterbacks can hit a pig, 50 points. I’m sure we could even drag Dan Cortese out of retirement for this. Before I explain how you can win a $25 gift card to Eastbay.com, let’s talk sports. Does anyone in the world believe the Memphis Grizzles star OJ Mayo tested positive for a banned substance because of an energy drink that he purchased at a gas station. News flash to OJ, the substance, DHEA that is banned is not even in the top sports drinks on the market. Lets go back to the drawling board and come out with a better lie! After our last episode featuring a clip with tennis star Kim Clijsters , I received a ton of messages debating whether Kim Clijsters is hot? I can’t decide, some angles she looks fantastic and at other times she looks like an extra from 28 days later. I smell a poll, I hope someone doesn’t cut that up because that didn’t sound to good. Head over to RideThePine.com and vote on if you think Kim Clijster is hot or not. If you don’t like the Mets like I do, doesn’t this picture just make you smile. Hey Mets fans at least Bernie Madoff didn’t fleece you worse than Johan Santana. Now to the good part. Head over to RideThePine.com and find the post called, “Ride The Pine’s Big Game Picks ". There you can download a sheet of selections you can pick for the Super Bowl matchup between the Packers and the Steelers. The person that makes the most correct picks will win a $25 gift card to Eastbay.com. Terms and conditions apply and your sheets must be received by noon EST on Super Bowl Sunday, February 6th, 2011. Go get your game sheets NOW! Time for caption this from Facebook.com/RideThePine Ride The Pine is proud to welcome Footaction as a brand new advertising affiliate. When you hear the name Footaction, you instantly think of the best place to go and purchase your sneakers. Click here to get 10% off your order of $50 or more at Footaction Click here to get 15% off your order of $75 or more at Footaction * Subcribe to Ride The Pine in iTunes * Follow @RTPSports on Twitter * Like Ride The Pine Facebook Fan Page * Ride The Pine YouTube Channel For discounts, coupons, and promo codes check out Ride The Pine on Mevio Coupons

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Our Studio Guest: Felix Matthes from the Institute for Applied Ecology

Our Studio Guest Felix Matthes From The Institute For Applied Ecology

Win a $25 Eastbay Gift Card!