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Super Bowl Champions

The Super Bowl is the pinnacle of achievement for the teams of professional football in American and an iconic event in the world of sport. The two conference champions NationalFootballLeague compete in this unique game, the winner taking the championship. For an athlete is a special game for a football fan is the game.Twenty-six teams played in the NFL Super Bowl. The Dallas Cowboys have the most appearances with eight, winning five championships. The Pittsburgh Steelers (5-1) and Denver Broncos (2-4) each have six appearances. The San Francisco 49ers won all five matches and has the only perfect record [between the teams that play more than one Super Bowl game]. A complete list of Super Bowl I ChampionsSuper Bowl - January 15, 1967 - Green Bay 35, Kansas City 10 Super Bowl II - Jan. 14, 1968 - Green Bay 33, Oakland 14 Super Bowl III - January 12, 1969 - New York Jets 16, Baltimore 7 Super Bowl IV - January 11, 1970 - Kansas City 23, Minnesota 7 Super Bowl V - January 17, 1971 - Baltimore 16, Dallas 13 Super Bowl VI - January 16, 1972 - Dallas 24, Miami 3 Super Bowl VII - January 14, 1973 - Miami 14, Washington, 7 Super Bowl VIII - January 13, 1974 - Miami 24, Minnesota 7 IX Super Bowl - January 12, 1975 - Pittsburgh 16, Minnesota six Super Bowl X - January 18, 1976 - Pittsburgh 21, Dallas 17 Super Bowl XI - January 9 1977 - Oakland 32, Minnesota 14 Super Bowl XII - January 15, 1978-27 Dallas, Denver 10 Super Bowl XIII - January 21, 1979-35 Pittsburgh, Dallas 31 Super Bowl XIV - January 20, 1980 - Pittsburgh 31, Los Angeles Rams Super 19 Bowl XV - January 25, 1981 - Oakland 27, Philadelphia 10 Super Bowl XVI - January 24, 1982 - San Francisco 26, Cincinnati 21 Super Bowl XVII - January 30, 1983 - Washington 27, Miami 17 Super Bowl XVIII - January 22, 1984 - Los Angeles Raiders 38 Washington 9 Super Bowl XIX - January 20, 1985 - San Francisco 38, Miami 16 Super Bowl XX - January 26, 1986 - Chicago 46 New England 10 Super Bowl XXI - January 25, 1987 - New York Giants 39, Denver Super Bowl XXII 20 - January 31, 1988 - Washington 42, Denver 10 Super Bowl XXIII - January 22, 1989 - San Francisco 20, Cincinnati 16 Super Bowl XXIV - January 28, 1990 - San Francisco 55, Denver 10 Super Bowl XXV - January 27, 1991 - New York Giants 20, Buffalo 19 Super Bowl XXVI - January 26, 1992 - Washington 37, Buffalo 24 Super Bowl XXVII - January 31, 1993 - Dallas 52, Buffalo 17 Super Bowl XXVIII - January 30, 1994 - Dallas 30, Buffalo 13 Super Bowl XXIX - January 29, 1995 - San Francisco 49, San Diego 26 XXX Super Bowl - January 28, 1996 - Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 17 Super Bowl XXXI - January 26, 1997 - Green Bay 35 New England 21 Super Bowl XXXII - January 25, 1998 - Denver 31 Green Bay 24 Super Bowl XXXIII - January 31, 1999 - Denver 34, Atlanta 19 Super Bowl XXXIV - January 30, 2000 - St. Louis 23, Tennessee 16 Super Bowl XXXV - January 28, 2001 - Baltimore 34, New York Giants in Super Bowl XXXVI 7 - February 3, 2002 - New England 20, St. Louis, 17 Super Bowl XXXVII - January 26, 2003 - Tampa Bay 48, Oakland 21 Super Bowl XXXVIII - February 1, 2004 - New England 32, Carolina 29 Super XXXIX Bowl - February 6, 2205 - New England 24, Philadelphia 21 Super Bowl XL - February 5, 2006 - Pittsburgh 21, Seattle 10 Super Bowl XLI is scheduled for February 4, 2007 and will be played in Miami, Florida.

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American and global warming

For those who do not think the U.S. should take up the bulk of the responsibility to address global warming, I say, remember, this country represents only 4.6% of world population, but at the same time, manages to give off 24% of the world CO2 emissions. In comparison, radiates China, which accounts for 21% of world population, even 13% of CO2 emissions. And the EU is which is 6.3% of the world's population, emits only 14% of greenhouse gases. Since George W. Bush suspended the U.S. stance Kyoto in 2001, often illegally alter reports from climatologists about global warming findings, we now produce more total greenhouse gas emissions in the world than we did in 1990 when we were at 36.1%. The most citied cause of the current administration against the Global Warming Treaty is that it would harm business and by extension the economy. This is the same group of White House occupants who have oversight of our crumbling economy in the last eight years. Ironically, the three biggest U.S. automakers, GM, Ford and Chevrolet are on the verge of collapse, partly because they still insist on building great and terrible gas inefficient cars that nobody wants to buy. Compare these firms with Honda, Toyota and Mitsubishi, all of which now focus on hybrids and fuel cell cars and the Bush White House's excuses seem mighty thin. To make matters worse, this week we learned that the Bush regime plans to further weakening of the Clean Air Act by allowing mining companies more room to pollute. According to a recent NY Times editorial, "In the coming weeks, we expect the EPA to issue a final rule that would weaken a program created by the Clean Air Act, which requires tools to install modern pollution controls when they upgrade their plants to produce more power. The Authority is also expected to issue a final rule that would make it easier for coal-fired power plants to locate near the national parks in contravention of the longstanding Congressional mandate to protect air quality in areas with specific natural or recreational value. Interior also awaiting EPA Agreement on a proposal that would make it easier for mining companies to dump toxic mine waste into valleys and streams. "And when it comes to the international efforts of the United Nations to curb the problem of global warming, the United States have filibustered every effort.By comparison, China and the EU has been moving in the opposite direction. According to environmental expert Vexen Crabtree, China alone has reduced its emissions by 17% since the mid-1990s. It is true that Bill Clinton is to blame for much of the deregulation he himself was at least forward-thinking enough to have signed the United States on the Kyoto international plan to combat global warming, along with compelling China to follow suit. Japan and Russia also decided to sign the pact. The document was meant to reduce greenhouse gas emissions worldwide to 8% of what it was in 1990. The reduction would take place between 2008 and 2012. But as America's top climate expert, James Hansen, although this does not go far enough. According to Hansen, the industrialized countries must achieve zero emissions sooner rather than later, see Columbia University link below.George W. Bush really has pushed us further down the rabbit hole to the point where even a part of the global warming deniers forced to reconsider its position, even if they are looking for every reason to deny the result of human activities and many climate scientists believe we have reached a point of no return. Further more, the White House's climate policy press venerable nations and continents such as Africa, the positions of the crisis. This includes, longer dry seasons and the growth of refugees worldwide. Although we are not quite one in creating these problems, it is our country's leadership that will help dictate the world's political climate from decade to decade.Until next time.

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