Tiny Cabin and Tiny Workspace Organization
Updated: 2012-06-30 23:15:22
: skip to main skip to sidebar Saturday , June 30, 2012 Tiny Cabin and Tiny Workspace Organization My cabin interior redesign is now finished Here is the finished and now neatly organized corner of my cabin that is the office So much better than the unused and oh so messy loft Everything is now neatly organized on the selves which are now mostly covered by curtains Thanks Kerry for a tidy . appearance Not only is the cabin a much more pleasant place to be but keeping it clean is now so much easier . It may just be a change in attitude on my part but yeah , I'm enjoying being organized . It's also nice having a work space which is something I've not had for the past few months because I replaced my previous table desk with a . futon The paint was a great decision . As much as I enjoyed the
By John Donovan I have printed below extracts from a mysterious email, partly in English and partly in Russian, circulated to a number of people at Sakhalin Energy earlier today, with a copy sent to us. It makes a reference to plagiarism and contains a threat to “sell my story to royaldutchshellplc.com and become the [...]
Dear John, Please see and use Nigerian Embassy protest pictures with the petition to the Nigerian president. In first pic is Ben Ikari speaking to the officials of the Embassy which include the number two man to the ambassador and embassy spokesperson. The other pictures have Ogonis: Messrs. Zor Court, Lawrence Maeba Jr., Bright Nwideezua [...]
Reports coming out of Nigeria this morning are that the country’s President Goodluck Jonathan has sacked senior oil officials from the state oil company NNPC in the interests of “greater transparency and accountability.” Jonathan has come under intense pressure to clean up the country’s oil industry. We have known for a while that theft and...Continue reading 'Nigeria Loses $1 Billion a Month in Oil Theft'.
Contrary to what most people believe, oil supply capacity is growing at such an unprecedented level that it might soon outpace consumption. This could lead to overproduction and a steep dip in oil prices. That is the startling conclusion from Leonardo Maugeri, a former senior executive with Italian oil giant ENI, who is currently a...Continue reading 'Bye, Bye Peak Oil'.
First the gloss from Rio. This was the UN’s largest ever conference with 45,300 delegates from more than 180 nations. The UN says it has obtained pledges worth $500 billion from governments and companies for projects aimed at reducing the strain on the planet’s resources. There are nearly 700 commitments from governments to supposedly cut...Continue reading 'Rio – 20'.
The US House of Representatives voted on H.R.4480: the Strategic Energy Production Act earlier today. The vote passed 248-163. Once again, dirty energy money interests have prevailed. Those voting in favor of the measure have taken over $52 million from the oil, gas and coal industries since 1999, and almost $11 million in this Congress...Continue reading 'Dirty Energy Money Buys Yet Another House Vote: H.R.4480'.
Senators voted down a resolution aimed at gutting the EPA’s Mercury and Toxics Standards (MATS) for power plants this morning, 46-53. The 46 senators voting for this anti-science and anti-health resolution are awash in campaign contributions from the very companies that would have profited from its success. The average senator voting in favor of S.J....Continue reading 'Senators Supporting Inhofe’s Toxic Air Resolution Mired in Dirty Energy Money'.
Download the Report In this, our second review of progress in meeting this phase out commitment (an earlier review was published in November 2010), we reviewed formal submittals by member countries to the G20 and the WTO, reached out individually to staff from each member country, and reviewed third-party assessments of fossil fuel subsidies. We...Continue reading 'Report: Phasing Out Fossil-Fuel Subsidies in the G20: A Progress Update'.
Our latest report – produced for the Heinrich Boll Foundation in association with Vasudha Foundation (India), Greenovation Hub (China) and the Natural Resources Defense Council – provides updated estimates of global fossil fuel subsidies and overviews many of the issues surrounding subsidy removal. The figure for production and consumption subsidies is at least $775 billion...Continue reading 'Report – Low Hanging Fruit: Fossil Fuel Subsidies, Climate Finance, and Sustainable Development'.
It is a question that is often asked: Who pays how much for electricity and why? The answer, it turns out, is not as straightforward as it may appear. It may not be as complicated, but is akin to asking what is the most expensive city to live in? In this case, the answer depends [...]
Shale gas represents an interesting potential to free Eastern Europe from Russian gas imports. The 2009 gas crisis has raised awareness of the precarious situation of being that dependent on one supplier. But reserves seem to be less important than expected and they are dwarfed by the U.S. and China reserves. Besides, there are specificities [...]