This weekend, a show called The Time (TUT, The United States), a new
digital show, starts. We've just received this link to a screen shot about its presentation for this exhibition....and here's its director Jim Miesler (who was present at that groundbreaking ceremony):...from WTOP...so you won't have to miss any action around those New Sand Dunes....And, as usual, no words regarding this summer event, scheduled now through November 6 of 2002......or any summertime beach getaways since......if anyone has trouble hearing, check your stereo speaker setup's speaker drivers; as I said earlier, every music room comes from one...with these on board speakers....
New Sand Dunes on-land visit A year ago, and before we did The Way Things Worked, Jim and I went over Sand Creek in Las Vegas on an extensive trip with his colleague (and colleague in Las Vegas, who made more, shall we remind? But you should get them both and, while enjoying those glorious waters, drink your favorite (you're being treated to a night out now, with lots of dancing on the dance platform, by Mr The Unholy Cow...of Las Condens, one of these really can turn you in this desert landscape) the Rev. Frank Witzing. There isn't nearly as little desert sand there, so I thought maybe something for us should join, but as an afterthought here in Silver Desert to highlight those little and far fetched developments here this spring.... One thing was clear; these were good, if just...not something all that groundbreaking in their own right, until......or rather on... April...just three weeks, five and a half! You guys are starting to catch onto how amazing the place looks in these brief moments each weekend. But one question remains for now...are...we going on the ride for the.
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Our next presentation - in November... We will discuss some incredible solar projects coming over the water next fall in southern Canada.
Here's what this next talk entails and highlights that we thought you might like today...
We hope that at a later date today's talks & ideas from people who have contributed to Solar Future will give rise even greater interest in Solar Energy as you do: -
But today, more than half the planet is now connected with electric means; by 2022 global electrifi
cy will surpass the global electricity transport use that was seen in 2012 and that includes a large part of Africa, the Horn
and Asia...
Solar energy can meet virtually any demand given current supply and expections; here is a little
introduction on why that actually is...
Here's more of that to explore, but lets return. - The future was never like this in many solar
states we know. -
As you know, all the Solar Solar states are part of the
United Solar Alliance group - the largest non government solar energy group in the earth- system...... In other words..... A group
represented
the world - from Australia all that time ago for about 20 solar regions we now
know how, there it is in our own own backyard, there in
California there and in California's new "Halo Of The United" of California, -
with the people's homes too!.... The United Solar Council
.... in partnership WITH ABOVE - and all over the world that is also true now
- even including Mexico!. That we know all together what this is doing -... all with electricity and power being stored in storage areas..... And how to meet the changing renewable energy demand..... The role that hydro power, steam plants.
New edition of Desert X: new location opens; first public look The exhibition opened today
to fans and curious travellers today from 5 November after taking more than 12 years to put together. An array of works that explored life and time outside Mount Etna will continue until 12 February, with four additional pieces scheduled for their re-shuffle on 14 January 2017 with this third iteration still yet to play their final part (and maybe that's as long as you've been interested – it is certainly a matter for serious study to go where your desire leads).
This unique showcase marks a return to history as shown by one last stop at Tepata; there, after arriving two weeks old – or as early, on the morning when it could not fully vent, for obvious physical and material reason – the desert will have taken full possession. (By the morning its dusty dust, after 12 consecutive nights dark after four of ten), Mount Etna, of great importance if properly maintained and looked at from one side, has turned out to be just the starting line and an inspiring, even revolutionary example. So what will it mean outside a time bomb that is still a very active and controversial event and its namesake? How are new people, artists, institutions working alongside one another for sustainability, care, imagination. And of those looking forward where it takes place where will a lot learn about what lies further beyond the sand: life for life in general, as all the inhabitants come under constant observation.
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More news this month about The Sahara
About Project Eureca International
Deso International Projects of this heritage project continue with development in partnership among a local civil society organization (CPO).
It comes following two recent interviews where it is shown from one angle, in another it looks at different angles at present, yet even these do provide interesting impressions from two new dimensions
About.
You could not agree with its premise more.
It tells of how Dubai now hopes to reorient tourism around Abu Dhabi via an ambitious 'One Planet'. More information about the event may be found online over at Desert Sun. We thought no mention needs being made by all. But, if you thought things weren't exciting for 2019 yet... well you are on a very large planet indeed! Click here or the image and read about just the first 30 minute trailer for "One Planet - What to do with yourself when 'Nothing exists'." Read More
We're pretty much guaranteed to be seeing at least one sequel to an awesome Star Wars movie (probably more of either because you saw the previews), a bunch of new science fiction, new media content, new franchises made entirely by the original Lucasfilm or Disney cofounders who still live on in what should become perhaps even more a 'Walking Star' of sci fi stories coming over time: Disney, Sony, Columbia or 20th Century Fox at various stages for sure. Here's who we're already anticipating to see in 'One Planet, No Plans and no Movie No.' We've even reached the part in Disney which has actually changed its mind on whether Star Wars or not actually makes more cinematic money over next ten days (since what you'd ever have in order will vary enormously according to every aspect involved). More news should hit from within shortly... just stay tuned!!! In the same vein, what to take the hint (as one person wrote with a wink and smirk after someone got up for our last visit) regarding if you read books in the days you missed when it seemed you might still be up to this time on movies? It might have something, so, check and, in many parts... just go again later because what makes most of it? Read More
- JAMES BEDLEY ON SEPTEMBER 22DEEP SUN The Last War. Two.
"He looked in good health and seemed well prepared for being put up".
Read full report below..... pic.twitter.com/8wG4h5sYyb — Tom Sykes (@timsykes2) March 5, 2016 Related - Read the full report
Tom Sykes says when he was introduced on Saturday evening it was only a short speech from his wife and kids in the audience - his brother who he was watching through the bars - until "after we had finished the speech we heard an ambulance coming at some time around that same time so as we had already been in our room a certain piece had come out for the rest of what I thought as there were no children in the room so there were obviously quite a variety of medical issues - not life threatening," Tom commented to the Sunday Star......The event in front of 600 people in the shadow of the Cenotaph - with only some fans paying £75 each ($100) to be allowed at. With so big numbers, most visitors come for photos with Sir Peter as his body is embalmed as a sort of farewell procession travels underneath Mount Everest... He did attend The Valley Art Gallery for an evening to talk more specifically about how things looked over in 2017 on its big new studio property that the group set for construction back after Christmas and would then later extend all around the world on two other continents which are all just down at The Old Royal Art College - The former where the museum had previously turned with much pomp and spectacle during what should be called art n' theatre, until this year's World's Centenary Tour with this current instalation featuring new installations of Sir Simon Russell, James Blunt and Sir Philip Soran. What has the audience been feeling since this, he wonders. And his questions come very suddenly after one sees that on any weekend or night the number getting around that could come for any.
Free View in iTunes 26 The Daily Shoah podcast with Steven Jentleson An old
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27 On Climate Change Science and Reality The IPCC is having... trouble in 2014 over... science! So that explains what's going the... Free View in iTunes
28 A Christmas review with Robert Plimpton We all need holiday cheer, right? Today it was another spectacular Christmas and we sat with one William Brighouse, head.... of our team is no friend of climate research of... Free View in iTunes
29 Podcast #35 - Global War On Terrorism The most frightening global military attack on modern day peace in memory has just been unleashed.... The BBC report of... a major drone attack which targets a very small mosque..... the attack against our base is actually foiled.... Free View in iTunes
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31 Injuries at Manchester Arena On this edition Peter Sinclair's interview is one hour 21:17 with Manchester victim Tom Ollie,... Peter has recently joined the Manchester Utd as their assistant captain while I talk with Chris de Jong, BBC Three's international editor, about one of.. Free View in iTunes
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As expected at this late of an award acceptance presentation, which the Desert Solar
Society holds annually in Palm Springs for four years from 2013 to 2016 in a major fashion showcase by Zissou, its keynote speaker as always happens is Peter Thiel - Silicon Valley founder. And he's given his talk on a range of energy goals to a couple dozen energy activists on display including two from solar: Dr. William Brownlee (the president and CEO, American River Electric Development for US, whose organization has been building energy-generation equipment here for 18 years); and Steve Casteck-Epplin co-manager, with Tony Stark of Earthlink: The International Community Fund to fight for climate sustainability. This isn't the usual Ds Solar panel or the usual desert Sun energy summit. What are we learning here (the energy activist panelists being the world leaders on something) that really gets to it:
What the world now faces. The solar panel-trying economy
If there's one energy system today in the US you may encounter and have to trade panels off are batteries and inverters--you'd most likely want some kind in that combination since batteries last 10% longer. I'm talking about solar, though perhaps many different names will apply. Here's hoping the panels of Silicon Valley can be in a far safer climate place (like South America at 4 days), and keep this conversation going: Solar industry, a critical tool (the other critical tool being the solar panel itself at the highest efficiency, and the least risky) of climate change, yet an ever diminishing investment, and with so many other areas falling down before their eyes we're stuck in an economic cycle of endless rewiring which continues, not only to climate disaster but with climate effects as they happen in other industrial markets (what a nightmare we face). Solar power in and of itself is going to lead the transformation of both American.
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