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The "Nuts on the Road" panel

 

Mary Jo Pehl

Bill Corbett

Kevin Murphy

 

Chair: Clémentine d'OULTREMONT (Senior Research Fellow, Egmont Institute)

Speaker: Bertrand DEPREZ (Vice President EU Government Affairs, Schneider Electric), Jonathan GAVENTA (Director, E3G)

Moderator: Martin PORTER (Executive Director Industrial Innovation and EU Affairs, European Climate Foundation)

 

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A couple secctions of pannel track have been spotted next to the Brookfield station.

These were sliding panels in my room, that covered a whole wall and slid back to reveal the entrance to the balcony.

fused glass and rope.

glass = 16" x 58" x 1/2"

(front) HIV/AIDS activist Tina Brown and (back) Mary Prince of The Institute for Community Research.

fot. Krzysztof Szewczyk - CC BY 4.0 Medialab Katowice

Anticipation by Sandy Gervais for Moda.

I have 2 of these

 

Free to a good home. Please see my Blog

Abandoned rail line, Tarlee, Clare and Gilbert Valleys, South Australia

From left: Bao Phi, Marianne Villanueva, Marie Myung-Ok Lee, and moderator Terry Hong.

Just Pinned to panels: Hellboy by James Harren bit.ly/2Qge4Ud

J2 VanCon 2016 Sunday Panel

panels powder coated in flat black

Séminaire pour les journalistes: Les médias sociaux et le Printemps arabe

J2 VanCon 2016 Sunday Panel

J2 VanCon 2016 Sunday Panel

This is a picture of the solar panel canopies on top of Mowatt Lane Garage. The University of Maryland has been committed to improving its sustainability through new innovations and practices that reduce emissions, waste, and find new and cleaner ways to produce energy. These solar panel canopies were installed on Regents Drive, Terrapin Trail and Mowatt Lane Garages to produce more than 2 megawatts of energy for the campus. Partnering with WGL Energy and Maryland Energy Administration, the university was able to install over 7,000 solar panels on the roofs of the garages.

 

This innovation coincides with the 9th Sustainable Development Goal by building and promoting sustainable infrastructures and innovations. The university's commitment to the President's purchased Energy Initiatives focuses largely on the Climate Action plan to make sure that all of the university's purchased energy is from renewable sources by the year 2020. The solar panel canopies on the roof will combine their generated energy with that of the solar panels on the campus' other buildings to produce nearly 4 million kilowatt hours of renewable energy for the campus yearly. The solar panels are helping to alleviate the campus' reliance on fossil fuels for energy, mitigating the effects and persistence of climate change and global warming. This can help to promote the sustainability of the university as more clean energy practices are put into use and renewable energy is promoted. The promotion of new energy sources on campus promotes new and cleaner living standards for both the present and future generations. Taking the time to promote sustainable practices and infrastructure creates the necessary change to help educate the public on the importance of making the switch for the health of the planet. Taking the knowledge that we can gain from implementing these strategies and plans, we can pass it along to other campuses and states, and even countries to help promote a more global change.

Jorge Drexler (cantautor uruguayo) y Helder Aragao de Melo (Asociación brasilera de festivales independientes ABRAFIN) en el Panel Intermediaciones, mezclas y lenguajes sonoros del 3er Congreso Iberoamericano de Cultura, Medellín 2010

Fotos UNE

Inside an old building in San Francisco

Since 1972 the Stained Glass Museum has been housed in the nave triforium of Ely Cathedral (originally on the north side, it was later transferred to the south where it currently remains). This is the only collection in the country solely devoted to the medium and is a great ambassador for it, with fine pieces covering a range of styles and illustrating the development of the art through the various backlit panels on show in the gallery.

 

stainedglassmuseum.com/

Linen shorts with cotton patchwork side panels. Modified New Look #0153 (I added the panels). Read more at: moose-mouse-creations.blogspot.com/2012/04/kcwc-day-5-6-a...

Blake Summers

Laurentian Library Pavement

Panel No. 15

1995 -1996

acrylic, ink wash and chalk with paper collage on canvas

97 1/8" x 96 3/4"

Our custom touch panel to control different scenarios and on/off and dimming events.

Looking back toward Butler Wash on our hike up Comb Ridge to Procession Panel.

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