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I do agree with Gov. Paul LePage on one thing.It is difficult to keep up with the latest official title of what  stanley uk is basically the warming of our planet.In this weeks story about LePage offering up the sunny side of stanley cup  this well-established yet heavily disputed and debated phenomenon, he was quoted as telling an audience,  It used to be global warming, I think they call it climate change now, but there are a lot of opportunities developing. Actually, further up in the story, BDN reporter Mario Moretto referred to it as  global climate change  and further down a Sierra Club spokesperson called it  global climate disruption. Since the governor has pretty much denied its existence or at least any human involvement in it, we probably should let him ease into the idea before expecting him to latch onto the term  global climate disruption. Whatever you want to call it, what I know is that there will be no delicate, luxurious Maine shrimp on my table this winter 鈥?and that makes me sad.Climate change 鈥?that is what I will call it 鈥?is a concept that some of us who live in cold-weather climates struggle with.In many ways it is like getting a suntan the old-fashioned way or wolfing down a bag of chips, having that third martini or being intimate with an ex: you know it is bad for you, but it feels so damn good in the moment.There are n stanley espana ot many of us in Maine who wont wallow shamelessly and take respite in a stretch of sunny 50-degree days in December.We smugly cast aside our parkas for mere