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Our planet is a fragile ecosystem. To keep it in balance, well have to figure out how to harness nature to generate clean, affordable energy. Catapult Design in San Francisco has one answer. Their turbines are cheap and practical, and can power a light or charge a cell phone in villages that are off the grid.

Losing Juanita is a surreal documentary- style drama about Juanita Sanchez and her determination to become an 'Orby-winning' actress. Convinced that the only way she can achieve her goal is to have a British accent, she callously abandons her husband and life in the remote Mexican village and heads for the bright lights of Hollywood with just the poncho on her back and a vibrant personality to match. Once in LA, she meets the two men she pesters into helping her: Harry Trumble, Hollywood's British accent coach Extraordinaire and Mr Barber, 'a Dell-boy type' business man who becomes her talent agent. Together, the two men transform the unsophisticated Juanita Sanchez into the 'English Rose' that is Hazel Fulberry. The new Hazel Fulberry lands a few movies, goes to a few parties, drinks lots of champagne...lives the life she craved for so long, when all of a sudden, her career is cut short! The world's richest man is now a Mexican and so in Hollywood, the Brits are out and the Mexicans are in! The 'English Rose' image and the British accent have become passé and so has Hazel. Still determined to get that 'Orby' in her clutches, Hazel races to Harry to get back her Mexican accent. Harry coldly reminds her of the contract she signed before becoming his student; the contract that very clearly stated that once he taught her the British accent, she could NEVER use any other accent ever again.....she would be forever British.

Once upon a time there was a distant planet in a far-flung corner of the galaxy. A boisterous and chatty little species came into being there one day and immediately thrived, to the extent that there were around 6 billion of them by the early 21st century! This species decided to call itself Humans. So, anyway, these Humans shared the resources of this planet they called Earth as best they could, which wasn't very well to tell the truth, because out of that total of 6 billion, 850 million humans suffered from severe under-nourishment.

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This short animation is a remake of the nursery rhyme Three Blind Mice.