But I knew that she would be useful for this ecowarrior thing.
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Say goodbye to the drug-fuelled raver and hello to the clean-living ecowarrior.
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If that's not enough to turn a Prince into a radical ecowarrior, I don't what else would.
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But, had there been, I would imagine the modernday Guides suggestion of ecowarrior would have gone down very well.
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Lucy Lawless, cult actor, mother of three and most recently international ecowarrior, makes a point of not planning her life too carefully.
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As well as being a passionate ecowarrior, he is also something of an inventor and even got some prototypes made up of one idea.
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For example episode one features a vegan ecowarrior against a happy shopping doctor, episode two features a vegan dog groomer against a huntsman and so on.
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In fact, there's a world of ways to become an ecowarrior, and a book is about to be published to help steer youngsters in the right direction.
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Back on home turf, he is hoping for a few more punters as he unleashes his Fast Show characters Dave Angel Ecowarrior, Tommy Cockles and Competitive Dad.
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Goodall, who is an economist rather than a technologist or ecowarrior, explains why the change is happening now: the cost of solar electricity is falling much faster than anyone predicted.
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The one time ecowarrior is now the laughable pop god in a 'Black Devil Car', with only the moving, anti-Bush 'World That He Wants' to show what he's capable of.
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Nyamu was one of 14 groups and individuals to receive the EcoWarrior 2016 award from Eco Tourism Kenya. He was honored at a 14 October 2016 gala at the Radisson Blu in Nairobi.Thome, W. "Ecotourism Kenya Announces 'Ecowarriors 2016' In Grand Finale To Magical Kenya Travel Expo". Kenya Buzz.
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Cyderdelic was at the centre of a complaint of blasphemy after a viewer felt that a scene in the first series show 'Environmental' mocked the Crucifixion. The contentious scene showed spoof ecowarrior Su holding an art exhibition entitled 'England is Shit'. The complaint centred on the depiction of the Cross ('one of the most central symbols of the Christian faith') covered in excrement. Later in the same scene one of the central characters stated repeatedly that 'Jesus Christ is a bell end.
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It has been described as "environmental parable for the 21st century". Its main character is an "ecowarrior" who becomes involved in campaigns around the world, in the jungles of the Amazon and Indonesia, and the nuclear testing grounds of the South Pacific. His third novel, A Verse to Murder, is available as an e-book. His first collection of poetry, Coill (the Irish word for forest), was published by Lapwing Publications in 2005. Belfast-based poetry journal The Black Mountain Review said it contained “haiku-style poems which fit nicely with early Irish of Gaelic traditions.” Bailie's second collection, Tranquillity of Stone, published by Lapwing in 2006, was long-listed for the London New Poetry Award. A short story, The Druid’s Dance, was featured in the crime fiction anthology Requiems for the Departed, published by Morrigan Books in June 2010, which also featured fellow Irish writers Ken Bruen, Stuart Neville, Arlene Hunt, Brian McGilloway, and Sam Millar. Bailie plays guitar in the rock band Samson Stone.
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