Randomness from tonight!

First off, David's tweet from this evening:

From Cause an Uproar:

Go HERE to check out David's 'Cause an Uproar' video!

And lastly, from Brian Boitano:

@DavidArchie and my friend Rich's boys at our show this weekend

Look who's on Nat Geo's Cause An Uproar page

Click HERE to check it out!

Help David Cause an Uproar!

via Melinda

You can text LIONS to 50555 to donate $10 to Nat Geo's Big Cats Initiative! Don't just do it for David, do it for these guys:

David joins the uproar!

Sarah McLachlan and David Archuleta Join the Uproar to Save Big Cats

Musicians Sarah McLachlan and David Archuleta (as well as Bones actors Tamara Taylor and John Francis Daley, and The Simpsons' Yeardley Smith) are ferocious for felines.

The celebs are teaming up with National Geographic's "Cause an Uproar" campaign to raise awareness about the disappearing populations of lions, tigers, and other big cats.

Just in case you doubt that the king of the jungle needs help: Lions numbered about 450,000 in the 1940s, but now only 20,000 are left. The three main issues facing big cats are habitat loss, illegal hunting and retaliatory killings.

Watch Sarah and David cause an uproar for big cats around the world:

Take Part

Cause an UPROAR!

From multichannel:

Nat Geo Wild is hoping its "Big Cats" week-long programming stunt will deliver a loud ratings roar for the network.

Beginning Monday Dec. 6, the network will air seven consecutive nights of programming focusing on nature's fiercest felines as part of the wildlife network's first ever week-long programming stunt. "Big Cat Week," an extension of the National Geographic Society and Nat Geo Wild's long-term Big Cats Initiative to help save lions, tigers, cheetahs and other big cats around the world. The programming gambit will showcase both exclusive Nat Geo Wild shows, as well as content from sister network National Geographic Channel.

"For us at Wild, [Big Cats] represents the best that we can be - right now there are 20,000 lions left in the wild and about 3,000 cheetah," said Geoff Daniels, senior vice president of Nat Geo Wild and National Geographic Channel International.
"There are more tigers in captivity than there are in the wild ... in about 10 years if we do nothing at all to preserve their habitat and stop poaching, they could all be gone."

Along with the Big Cat week shows, Nat Geo Wild will also air a series of interstitials dubbed "Cause An Uproar" that highlights the plight of the world's large felines. The spots, which feature such celebrities as David Archuletta, Tamara Taylor, John Francis Daley and Casey Anderson, will run on Nat Geo Wild well beyond Big Cat week and into 2011, according to network officials.

Big Cat Week on Nat Geo

So this must be what he did with Nat Geo in Boston!

Along with the Big Cat week shows, Nat Geo Wild will also air a series of interstitials dubbed "Cause An Uproar" that highlights the plight of the world's large felines. The spots, which feature such celebrities as David Archuletta, Tamara Taylor, John Francis Daley and Casey Anderson, will run on Nat Geo Wild well beyond Big Cat week and into 2011, according to network officials.

multichannel

EDIT: A video!



Credit to Lisa