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Namu: Korean Tacos - ssam style "taco," seasoned rice, kalbi short ribs, daikon and kimchee salsa, kimchee remoulade, housemade teriyaki folded into japanese and korean toasted seaweeds
Bradford Reed live at the Pyramid Atlantic, Silver Spring MD. 3apr10. Event was curated by DC Sonic Circuits: 2nd installment in the "Off the Grid" series of unplugged and/or battery powered experimental music performances (in this case, solar powered).
photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid
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Shoppers, tourists, locals, and families rest on the illumnated benches set up on Stockton Street, adjacent to Off the Grid food trucks.
The '49M interior now. The trailer is currently functioning as our file storage/work room. We're currently fundraising to take the '49M's interior to the next level (re-wiring, etc.). Jon Lapointe is pictured.
Our Off the Grid, (No power due to PNM Mixup) March Monthly Meeting at Quelab. We were lighted and our teleconference laptop was running off of a inverter and a deep cycle battery. Internet was running of of a 12v battery powering our spare dsl modem.
The US Constitution requires a census which is an "actual Enumeration". In Alaska, that includes trappers, lodge-owners, and hermits who live in cabins off the grid. These extraordinarily hardy US census employees ride their snowmobiles on the hundreds (or maybe thousands?) of miles of trails of rural, roadless Alaska, finding each individual cabin and counting the residents.
We met them at the Skwentna Roadhouse (50 miles from the nearest road) where they were gathered to analyze their data.
All that house paint on the exterior had a waterproofing effect and ended up protecting the interior birch paneling quite nicely.
I'm working on a project called Sustainable Howe Sound with the David Suzuki Foundation (sustainablehowesound.ca/).
From the website we're building... "Life in the waters of Howe Sound is rebounding after decades of harm from industrial activity. Planning for the future is the best way to protect the sound’s wildlife and communities. Sustainable Howe Sound is a platform for individuals and groups who share a commitment to protect Howe Sound. The end goal is a plan for land and marine environments guided by public and expert input.".
Our first visit was to Camp Firmcom (fircom.ca/) on Gambier Island. Check out the interview and photos! :)
sustainablehowesound.ca/stories/connection/
(on assignment for David Suzuki Foundation)
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