Comments for WGBH Lab Blog http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com Lab News + Production Updates Tue, 13 Jan 2009 21:32:13 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Working through The Suck by caroline http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/2009/01/12/working-through-the-suck/#comment-255 caroline Tue, 13 Jan 2009 21:32:13 +0000 http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/?p=234#comment-255 the second "chico" is really caroline! caroline says, "good luck, kavita! i'm excited to hear about the journey and i'm sure that the final product will be pretty cool, too!" the second “chico” is really caroline! caroline says, “good luck, kavita! i’m excited to hear about the journey and i’m sure that the final product will be pretty cool, too!”

]]> Comment on Working through The Suck by chico http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/2009/01/12/working-through-the-suck/#comment-253 chico Tue, 13 Jan 2009 20:14:39 +0000 http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/?p=234#comment-253 this is what i'm talking about.... insight from the creative front that inspires. you're sure to get there, kavita. this is what i’m talking about…. insight from the creative front that inspires. you’re sure to get there, kavita.

]]> Comment on Arturo and his Vaquero style by عسل العلاج صيدلية علاجية متكاملة http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/2008/09/26/arturo-and-his-vaquero-style/#comment-239 عسل العلاج صيدلية علاجية متكاملة Tue, 18 Nov 2008 13:24:51 +0000 http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/?p=139#comment-239 Thanks , great post keep it up :) Regards <a href="http://www.asl9.com" rel="nofollow"> asl9</a> Thanks , great post keep it up :)
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]]> Comment on “The Way We Get By” – A Documentary by Diane http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/2008/04/02/the-way-we-get-by-documentary-film/#comment-238 Diane Wed, 12 Nov 2008 15:23:25 +0000 http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/?p=12#comment-238 This is truly an amazing and moving film. This is truly an amazing and moving film.

]]> Comment on AWEA 2008 in Houston, TX/Busy Week by Tracy http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/2008/06/03/awea-2008-in-houston-txbusy-week/#comment-236 Tracy Thu, 30 Oct 2008 16:18:16 +0000 http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/?p=96#comment-236 John, As I'm closing in on my 9th year in the wind industry, I'm still in awe of how large the indstry has grown. When I first joined we (the US) was at .5% of all our energy coming from wind. Today we are at approximately 1.2% after a record breaking year in 2007 with widn making up 30% of all new energy installed in our country. This past week, I heard a severe report on CNN - we have had 750,000 jobs lost in our country since January, 2008. To refrain from being too political, I will just say - I agree our country is well overdue for change! Sadly our world today is often focused too much on the negatives. I say this because the wind industry has changed my life and provided me the opportunity to do what I have a passion for and enjoy...impacting others in a positive way! As the Director/Instructor of Wind Energy Technology for the North American Research and Training Center at Mesalands Community Collge http://www.mesalands.edu, we are on the forefront of educating Americans to fill the needs of the industry. In order for our country to meet the Department of Energy growth expectations combined with the majority of states adopting the Renewable Portfoliio Standards (last I checked there are 31), and the cost comparisons to other alternative energies we are making great strides to meet 20% of all our energy from wind by 2030. This is already making an positive impact to the 170,000 new jobs expected within the wind industry by 2030. In addition; there is another positve impact to jobs in our country - the indirect impact! This is especially important in rural America where homes and lifestyles are less expensive than large cities needing the most power. I'm now a requested public speaker within my new state and surrounding areas areas. Please see and share: cleanenergyfortexas.org/downloads/Nolan_County_case_study_070908.pdf I wish we could hear more of the positve happening in our great country. AWEA Conference 2008 was a wonderful event and I'm looking forward to AWEA Conference 2009! Renewably, Tracy John,

As I’m closing in on my 9th year in the wind industry, I’m still in awe of how large the indstry has grown. When I first joined we (the US) was at .5% of all our energy coming from wind. Today we are at approximately 1.2% after a record breaking year in 2007 with widn making up 30% of all new energy installed in our country.
This past week, I heard a severe report on CNN – we have had 750,000 jobs lost in our country since January, 2008. To refrain from being too political, I will just say – I agree our country is well overdue for change!

Sadly our world today is often focused too much on the negatives. I say this because the wind industry has changed my life and provided me the opportunity to do what I have a passion for and enjoy…impacting others in a positive way! As the Director/Instructor of Wind Energy Technology for the North American Research and Training Center at Mesalands Community Collge http://www.mesalands.edu, we are on the forefront of educating Americans to fill the needs of the industry. In order for our country to meet the Department of Energy growth expectations combined with the majority of states adopting the Renewable Portfoliio Standards (last I checked there are 31), and the cost comparisons to other alternative energies we are making great strides to meet 20% of all our energy from wind by 2030.

This is already making an positive impact to the 170,000 new jobs expected within the wind industry by 2030. In addition; there is another positve impact to jobs in our country – the indirect impact! This is especially important in rural America where homes and lifestyles are less expensive than large cities needing the most power.

I’m now a requested public speaker within my new state and surrounding areas areas. Please see and share: cleanenergyfortexas.org/downloads/Nolan_County_case_study_070908.pdf

I wish we could hear more of the positve happening in our great country. AWEA Conference 2008 was a wonderful event and I’m looking forward to AWEA Conference 2009!

Renewably,
Tracy

]]> Comment on India: A New Life Wins 3 Telly Awards by JD http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/2008/06/02/india-a-new-life-wins-3-telly-awards/#comment-161 JD Tue, 03 Jun 2008 10:38:31 +0000 http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/?p=80#comment-161 well i didn't like it, you guys are showing age old side of india, india changed a lot from what it used to... well, this is what ppl expect frm u guys... so its not ur fault anyway... well i didn’t like it, you guys are showing age old side of india, india changed a lot from what it used to… well, this is what ppl expect frm u guys… so its not ur fault anyway…

]]> Comment on Lesson #3: Don’t leave your digital camera — you know, the one that takes stills — at home. by Brian Retchless http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/2008/05/06/lesson-3-dont-leave-your-digital-camera-you-know-the-one-that-takes-stills-at-home/#comment-110 Brian Retchless Wed, 07 May 2008 17:33:02 +0000 http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/?p=39#comment-110 How did you manage to read my mind like that?! Shocking. How did you manage to read my mind like that?! Shocking.

]]> Comment on Lesson # 1: If it can go wrong, it will! by Brian Retchless http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/2008/04/27/35/#comment-92 Brian Retchless Mon, 28 Apr 2008 13:22:00 +0000 http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/2008/04/27/35/#comment-92 Well said! I can't say that I've ever had a porter steal my bags, but I've had my fair share of screw-ups on set. The real trick to filmmaking is being able to keep a cool head when everything around you is going to crap. Well said! I can’t say that I’ve ever had a porter steal my bags, but I’ve had my fair share of screw-ups on set. The real trick to filmmaking is being able to keep a cool head when everything around you is going to crap.

]]> Comment on THE BLOGGING MONSTER RETURNS…. by links for 2008-04-26 | Jonathan Coffman - Convergence Journalism Specialist and New-Media Evangelist http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/2008/04/23/the-blogging-monster-returns/#comment-87 links for 2008-04-26 | Jonathan Coffman - Convergence Journalism Specialist and New-Media Evangelist Sat, 26 Apr 2008 20:51:17 +0000 http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/?p=31#comment-87 [...] THE BLOGGING MONSTER RETURNS…. « WGBH Lab Blog [...] [...] THE BLOGGING MONSTER RETURNS…. « WGBH Lab Blog [...]

]]> Comment on THE BLOGGING MONSTER RETURNS…. by Brian Retchless http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/2008/04/23/the-blogging-monster-returns/#comment-86 Brian Retchless Fri, 25 Apr 2008 15:36:04 +0000 http://wgbhlab.wordpress.com/?p=31#comment-86 Aron was right: I have created a monster. And I love it. Because this monster posts my photos. Aron was right: I have created a monster. And I love it. Because this monster posts my photos.

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