To begin, this photo was shown at an event at the BOZAR Centre for Fine Arts in Brussels. These clever building design architects showed off six carbon-neutral buildings. In addition, they also presented their visionary experiments to the public. As part of the VELUX Model Home 2020 project is clever building design. So the architects... Continue Reading →
Tumon, Guam: Deadlocked talks and a deferral of key conservation and management measures. Most noteworthy for high-value tuna stocks. All mark a disappointing outcome for the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC). Particularly disappointing is the failure to find solutions to resolving the downward spiral of overfished bigeye tuna. Cause more and more bigeye tuna... Continue Reading →
Whenever new panels for solar energy come out; I want to see what's up. All because this technology is popular. Yes, there are always skeptics. Those that spread false information. In addition: myths about it. Panels for solar energy are different. I mean seeing as how there are many misconceptions. Especially among people which prevent... Continue Reading →
Final Test Drive Results: 2018 Toyota Prius Prime + Workplace Charging A Real-World Test of EV Efficiency After months of commuting and real-world driving, I wrapped up the final test of the 2018 Toyota Prius Prime. Paired with workplace charging, this plug-in hybrid proved why it’s one of the most efficient cars on the road.... Continue Reading →
I See The Light! he says at Bright Light Chandelier.
Love the fact of using the old brass. RECYCLING!!
As the title suggests, a Brass Chandelier adds elegance and a special warmth and charm to your home. Previously this form of lighting was often overlooked for the modern decor. But the wonderful Brass Chandeliers now available are simply stunning. Not overly produced, giving a unique, indiviual lighting option in the home.
Going all the way back through history, chandeliers were the main lighting source in the home, usually the only light source for a room. Chandeliers were often constructed of wood in the shape of a simple cross with nails to hold the candles. More elaborate chandeliers befitting the wealthy, made of metal and lit by many candles, could only be found in the manor houses of the wealthy.
Green Lighting the book seems to get a lot of play from many different people but just understand..I got the book on Green Lighting.. LOL
