While The Kennedys miniseries is part ABC After School Special and part graduate film school project the week long extravaganza is worth watching, even though critics routinely pan it.
Watch the video about the story of a retired gentleman, Dominic, and a goose named Maria in LA’s Echo Park. It shows that our feathered friends are often more sophisticated than we may think.
LA’s second CicLAvia is this Sunday, April 10, from 10am to 3pm. The route starts in the “Hell-Mel” area of LA (Heliotrope and Melrose) and continues to downtown Los Angeles.
The earthquake in Haiti was over a year ago, which in reality is like a decade when you consider our modern ADD-like attention spans. The film Shelter will explore how design can help solve the terrible conditions in which Haitians and others around the world live.
Not much, but something is moving. In Macedonia organic agriculture is gaining ground. The legislative framework matches European standards and funds are growing. Yet, a lot remains to be done. The sixth part of OBC’s investigation on organic agriculture in South-Eastern Europe
Most accidents are because of human error, not machine error; and traffic is the result of human behavior, not because of too many cars crammed on the road. Driverless cars could change that, and Google is on it.
Long ago I predicted that clean energy would rely on funding and infrastructure from oil and gas companies simply because those firms have the talent, capital, and distribution networks. One example of this slow trend is in Korea. Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS) is investing heavily in all sorts of cleaner fuels, whether they are from traditional or renewable sources.
In the Balkans the era of bloody conflicts is over. But instead of proceeding along the difficult path of dialogue, many are scrambling to raise walls to keep the “other” at a safe distance. And even the European Union doesn’t seem immune from such temptations. From the OBC
