Rise Up
Rise Up, Fallen Angel — TONIGHT
by admin on May.26, 2011, under Concerts, Design, Events, Fallen Angel, Films, Media, Music, Photography, Rise Up, Rise Up Fallen Angel, Technology, Video
If you are not able to come to the show Rise Up, Fallen Angel — Please watch on the Center for Performance Research UStream channel.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/cprnyc
This is a big night — we have had many technical challenges setting up 3 screens of projection and surround sound, then streaming it all on to the internet.
Tonight is our open rehearsal, see you there.
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#nopipelines Really. We Mean it.
Martyn Brown: Pipeline polls are for fake news trolls
straight.com
Former premier Gordon Campbell's long-time chief of staff delves into the details of public opinion research—and how it's being used to flog Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion project.#nopipelines Kinder-Morgan and other pipelines shipping #dilbit are for export only. In British Columbia we have a small refinery that can only process conventional oil. Despite decades of efforts by unions to have oil refined in Canada, the majority is shipped out on pipelines. #jobs are shipped out with this non-renewable resource. Then Canadians buy the #gasoline back at higher prices. Yes, it is a system that only benefits the #fossilfuel companies. "Contrary to what many consumers assume, Canada doesn't produce and refine much of the gasoline consumed in the country, so prices here are heavily dependent on refiners in the U.S. And gasoline demand is rising just about everywhere in the world right now, so Canada has to pay more for its share.
"Prices in Canada aren't established in Canada; they're made in the U.S.," says Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst with En-Pro. "So whatever happens to the wholesale price in the U.S. automatically hiccups into Canada."http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/gas-prices-analysis-1.4626692Pipelines, politics and petrodollars: Here's why Canadian gas prices are spiking | CBC News
cbc.ca
Doing a double take over how much it costs to fill up a tank of gas is a classic Canadian irritation. But a confluence of factors are teaming up at the moment to make that process even more gobsmacking than usual. Here's a look at five big reasons why gas prices are soaring.#nopipelines
450 independent businesses sign letter opposing Trans Mountain pipeline - NEWS 1130
news1130.com
One of the business owners who signed the letter is sharing his opinion that the project is dangerous and won't contribute enough locally.#sustainable #FirstNations Thank you Upper Nicola. I was appalled to see the rivers so low in the summer of 2015. We need to address #climatechange now!
Upper Nicola Band members vote to build BC's largest solar farm
cfjctoday.com
MERRITT — Upper Nicola Indian Band members have voted overwhelmingly in favour of proceeding with a $30 million solar project.#nopipelines
dogwoodbc.ca
Justin Trudeau wants to hand billions of taxpayer dollars to Texas oil execs – so they can force a pipeline to the B.C. coast. Many government MPs and cabinet ministers are secretly horrified, but they need Canadians backing them up. Send your message.
