Tuesday, November 22, 2005
SCANDALEUX:TF1 étrippe des moineaux pour vendre du temps de cerveau à CocaCola!!
Le 18 Novembre, TF1 a diffusé l'émission de TV réalité le "Domino day" produite par la société Endemol .
Il s'agissait de lofteurs ratés, en train de battre le record du monde de Domino.
4.1 Millions à la queue leuleuleuleuleuleu (c'est pas comme si y'en avait que 10 non plus).
On en pousse un, et les millions d'autres tombent les uns après les autres. Tous seuls. Des fois ils font des loopings, prennent des escaliers ou font du dromadaire. C'est un record EXTRAORDINAIRE.
Cette émission a tu l'essentiel.
Un petit oiseau, sans doute embrumé par la grippe, est entré par une des fenêtres du hangar gris, ou se préparait la fabuleuse performance.
D'un battement d'aile fatigué, il a renversé un domino mal équilibré.
Ce domino mal placé en a lui même poussé quelques autres (22000. Soit 0.5% de l'ensemble).
Un gardien, sommé de garder, a sorti son arme, récité les sommations d'usage, perdu son sang froid.
"Le petit oiseau est mort " a dit le vilain Renard.
Endemol s'est fendu en Hollande d'un communiqué ému:
"« Nous sommes conscients d’être responsables de la grande émotion qui touche le pays, et nous comprenons que nous ne pouvons pas continuer sans lui rendre l’hommage qu’il mérite » "
TF1 n'a rien dit. Pas un Mot. Pas une pensée. Rien.
Vous trouverez ici le mémorial de l'oiseau mort .
Voila une histoire qui va faire grand bruit. ¶ 6:38 AM
Il s'agissait de lofteurs ratés, en train de battre le record du monde de Domino.
4.1 Millions à la queue leuleuleuleuleuleu (c'est pas comme si y'en avait que 10 non plus).
On en pousse un, et les millions d'autres tombent les uns après les autres. Tous seuls. Des fois ils font des loopings, prennent des escaliers ou font du dromadaire. C'est un record EXTRAORDINAIRE.
Cette émission a tu l'essentiel.
Un petit oiseau, sans doute embrumé par la grippe, est entré par une des fenêtres du hangar gris, ou se préparait la fabuleuse performance.
D'un battement d'aile fatigué, il a renversé un domino mal équilibré.
Ce domino mal placé en a lui même poussé quelques autres (22000. Soit 0.5% de l'ensemble).
Un gardien, sommé de garder, a sorti son arme, récité les sommations d'usage, perdu son sang froid.
"Le petit oiseau est mort " a dit le vilain Renard.
Endemol s'est fendu en Hollande d'un communiqué ému:
"« Nous sommes conscients d’être responsables de la grande émotion qui touche le pays, et nous comprenons que nous ne pouvons pas continuer sans lui rendre l’hommage qu’il mérite » "
TF1 n'a rien dit. Pas un Mot. Pas une pensée. Rien.
Vous trouverez ici le mémorial de l'oiseau mort .
Voila une histoire qui va faire grand bruit. ¶ 6:38 AM
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Afin d'informer mes nombreux lecteurs, je tiens a souligner, que la bbc qui est un grand média c'est sais de l'affaire:
21-11-2005 - 08:17 BCC NEWS: Sparrow death mars record attempt
Not since Cock Robin has the death of a tiny bird caused such emotion.
The shooting of a sparrow on the set of a Dutch world record domino-toppling attempt sparked outrage among animal lovers and led to threats to staff.
TV firm Endemol said it felt "terrible" about the killing. The head of a bird protection agency appealed for calm.
A special website received thousands of messages of condolence, but some say the bird did not do itself any favours by knocking over 23,000 dominoes.
The bird's detour into the exhibition centre in the northern city of Leeuwarden earlier this week proved disastrous. Staff had spent weeks setting up four million dominoes.
The bird's fate was sealed when it knocked over 23,000 and organisers feared it could knock down more. An exterminator cornered the sparrow and shot it.
Watch the record breaking attempt
The backlash followed as soon as the news got out - especially as the common house sparrow was put on the endangered list in the Netherlands last year.
It is something we regret but it was a hard decision to make
Jeroen van Waardenberg,
Endemol
A tribute website was set up attracting more than 24,000 hits, the Dutch animal protection agency threatened to investigate, and radio stations offered bounties for anyone who could knock down more of the dominoes before the event.
But Big Brother creators Endemol said things started to get out of hand when staff started receiving threats.
"It was something we wish would never have happened at all," Endemol spokesman Jeroen van Waardenberg told the BBC News website. "But we made a decision because the project was very important to us and is to be screened in 16 countries."
The organisers of the event say they broke their own record of 3,992,397 dominoes, set last year, by successfully felling 4,155,476.
Guinness World Records, which verifies and publishes world record data, has yet to approve the new record.
The TV show's creator, Robin Paul Weijers, said there were "mixed emotions" over the new record. "We all feel terrible abut what happened," he said.
Hans Peeters of the Dutch Bird Protection Agency appeared on Friday's television programme and said that though it was a "very sad incident" it had "been blown out of all proportion".
"I just wish we could channel all this energy that went into one dead sparrow into saving the species," he said.
Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/4450958.stm
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21-11-2005 - 08:17 BCC NEWS: Sparrow death mars record attempt
Not since Cock Robin has the death of a tiny bird caused such emotion.
The shooting of a sparrow on the set of a Dutch world record domino-toppling attempt sparked outrage among animal lovers and led to threats to staff.
TV firm Endemol said it felt "terrible" about the killing. The head of a bird protection agency appealed for calm.
A special website received thousands of messages of condolence, but some say the bird did not do itself any favours by knocking over 23,000 dominoes.
The bird's detour into the exhibition centre in the northern city of Leeuwarden earlier this week proved disastrous. Staff had spent weeks setting up four million dominoes.
The bird's fate was sealed when it knocked over 23,000 and organisers feared it could knock down more. An exterminator cornered the sparrow and shot it.
Watch the record breaking attempt
The backlash followed as soon as the news got out - especially as the common house sparrow was put on the endangered list in the Netherlands last year.
It is something we regret but it was a hard decision to make
Jeroen van Waardenberg,
Endemol
A tribute website was set up attracting more than 24,000 hits, the Dutch animal protection agency threatened to investigate, and radio stations offered bounties for anyone who could knock down more of the dominoes before the event.
But Big Brother creators Endemol said things started to get out of hand when staff started receiving threats.
"It was something we wish would never have happened at all," Endemol spokesman Jeroen van Waardenberg told the BBC News website. "But we made a decision because the project was very important to us and is to be screened in 16 countries."
The organisers of the event say they broke their own record of 3,992,397 dominoes, set last year, by successfully felling 4,155,476.
Guinness World Records, which verifies and publishes world record data, has yet to approve the new record.
The TV show's creator, Robin Paul Weijers, said there were "mixed emotions" over the new record. "We all feel terrible abut what happened," he said.
Hans Peeters of the Dutch Bird Protection Agency appeared on Friday's television programme and said that though it was a "very sad incident" it had "been blown out of all proportion".
"I just wish we could channel all this energy that went into one dead sparrow into saving the species," he said.
Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/4450958.stm
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