Viridian Note 00365: Pope Appears on Earth Day
Key concepts: Earth Day, Austin, Viridian Pope-Emperor,
public rally, renewable energy
Attention Conservation Notice: News primarily of local
Austin interest.
(((My new novel, THE ZENITH ANGLE, is almost complete.
Viridian List will be moving into high gear soon, because
the material arriving has been tremendous. Stay tuned for
a brand-new Viridian "Embrace Decay" contest for web
designers, involving the Los Angeles Museum of
Contemporary Art!)))
Links:
People who wonder if I am alive during my frenzies
of literary composition should check the ol' weblog.
Yup, looks like I'm still alive somehow.
http://www.infinitematrix.net/columns/sterling/index.html
Okay, check this weirdness out — Burt Rutan built
himself a private spaceship, practically in his backyard.
http://www.space.com/businesstechnology/technology/rutan_scaled_0304187.html
But that's nothing. This "thermal depolymerization" gizmo
turns sewage into crude oil. That's great, fellas; tank
up the ol' backyard spaceship.
http://www.discover.com/may_03/gthere.html?article=featoil.html
http://www.changingworldtech.com/
Planetwork's coming up. I wanna go, though my travel
schedule looks nuts this year.
http://www.planetwork.net/2003conf/frames/index.html
A contest to redesign dead malls. Core77, what would
life be without them — a whole lot like a dead mall,
actually.
http://core77.com/reactor/deadmalls.asp
(((This is not a major speech by the Viridian Pope-
Emperor. At three minutes, it's more like a benediction.
But I'll be there. Bet on it.)))
Source: Texas Sustainable Energy Network
Dates: Apr 22, 2003 (Tuesday)
Event: Rally with Us at the Capitol on Earth Day
Time: noon
Description:
TEXAS SUSTAINABLE ENERGY NETWORK (TxSEN)
Please join us at noon on Earth Day, April 22, on the
South Steps of the State Capitol in Austin. Among those
speaking will be Texas Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson,
Russel Smith of the Texas Renewable Energy Industries
Association, Austin City Council Member Jackie Goodman and
Bruce Sterling, author of Tomorrow Now: Envisioning the
Next Fifty Years.
The Texas Sustainable Energy Network (TxSEN) is promoting
Central Texas as a center of sustainable energy activity.
The campaign is keyed to the series of national and
international events scheduled here through November,
including the national wind and solar conferences in May
and June.
Come out to support sustainable energy! And please spread
the word to others interested in sustainable energy.
URL: http://www.txsen.org
O=c=O O=c=O O=c=O O=c=O
BOMBS STOP DROPPING;
EARTH STILL HERE
O=c=O O=c=O O=c=O O=c=O
|