Then again, British Columbians have wow classic gold their own politics to keep them entertained. If Rattenbury cost overrun was startling, the modern Victorians have their new Blue Bridge which was ten times over budget as the Legislature. The distraction of politics aside, there are many tourist attractions in and around Victoria. Nature, with all its wonders, abounds, from eagles to otters, salmon to rainforest bears, flowers to giant trees Victoria has it all.
14MbAbstractThis thesis explores the relationships between emerging intersections of climate and energy agendas in cities and how these responses are being materialised across networked systems through processes of network reconfiguration. The study is focused on how these dynamics are shaping socio environmental conditions across the energy infrastructures of low income, networked neighbourhoods in Accra and Cape Town and the geometries of power relationships between different urban actors in these dynamics.
With the trip already at risk of being overshadowed by Britain Brexit turmoil, President Trump unleashed a Twitter tirade after a newspaper column in which London mayor said he did not deserve red carpet treatment and was of the most egregious examples of a growing global threat to liberal democracy from the far right.
For years I dreamed of tubing down the Milk River into Writing on Stone, but my kids have always been too young to do it safely. Last year, we finally made the journey by canoe with friends. Milk River Raft Tours (which was no longer offers rafts) met us at the Weir Bridge, launched us in two canoes, and drove our minivan down to the park. We had a blissful two hour, 10 kilometre paddle I not sure we saw anyone else on the river that day and got to leave the canoes on the park beach for pickup.
GHOSTBUSTERS (July 15): There's a whole lot of hate brewing for an all female reboot of the 1980s classic. But really, could it be any worse than "Ghostbusters 2"? Starring Melissa McCarthy and Kristen Wiig, based on the trailers it looks like a supernatural hoot. I ain't afraid o' no retcon!
There's another problem. The moon takes 27 days to rotate once on its axis. So any place on the surface of the Moon experiences about 13 days of sunlight, followed by 13 days of darkness. So if you were standing on the surface of the Moon in sunlight, the temperature would be hot enough to boil water. And then the Sun would go down, and the temperature would drop 250 degrees in just a matter of moments.
