Looking Ahead a Few Weeks
Looking through my calendar, I realize I've got a busy time ahead of me.
In the next five weeks and two days, I will be (1) going to, and blogging from, the Philly Folk Fest, (2) going to the Sierra Club gubernatorial forum on August 19; (3) blogging from the Democratic National Convention; (4) helping some candidates (I'll let you know who) in the Democratic primary on September 9; (5) on hand to welcome the American Wind Energy Association to Wilmington the same day as the primary; and (6) doing whatever else it is I do in day-to-day life.
I plan to write on the heroes and villains of the wind power saga in Delaware, take a closer look at the gridlock in Congress over renewable energy tax credits, and further review the reasons why oil companies aren't spending billions to lower the price they can charge. Stay tuned.
In the next five weeks and two days, I will be (1) going to, and blogging from, the Philly Folk Fest, (2) going to the Sierra Club gubernatorial forum on August 19; (3) blogging from the Democratic National Convention; (4) helping some candidates (I'll let you know who) in the Democratic primary on September 9; (5) on hand to welcome the American Wind Energy Association to Wilmington the same day as the primary; and (6) doing whatever else it is I do in day-to-day life.
I plan to write on the heroes and villains of the wind power saga in Delaware, take a closer look at the gridlock in Congress over renewable energy tax credits, and further review the reasons why oil companies aren't spending billions to lower the price they can charge. Stay tuned.
posted by Tom Noyes at 11:45 PM
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When you get around to your plan of writing on the heroes and villains of the wind power saga in Delaware, feel free to use my virtual library. As of to date, it is still the most comprehensive source on Delaware's Offshore Wind Saga.
Speaking of the DNC. Does anyone know of a listing of DNC events that is out there?
The best list for events during the DNC I've run across so far is at
http://www.metrohikers.com/dnc_sign_up.html
you need to do the free registration for the site, but the event list looks pretty decent and apparently it's updated daily.
if there's anything else out there...please share!
So, hi!
My name is Shannon (Mr Lady), and David (Zombyboy) and I are the hosts of the Rocky Mountain Blogger Bash. We wanted to let you know that we're throwing a party for all the bloggers covering the convention, near the convention, affected by the convention, or just thirsty afterwards (basically, every blogger we can get the word out to in time.) We figured we ought to celebrate this historic moment in America's history in a time-honored American fashion: Booze.
We have a website set up for information about the DNC Rocky Mountain Blogger Bash where you can RSVP. Admission is free, so is beer (until we run out) and there are absolutely NO strings attached. We just want to welcome you all to our city in the best way we know how: Booze.
Sensing a theme yet?
Please consider yourself welcome to our get-together. We'll have loads of Denver bloggers on hand to greet you properly: with booze.
Hoping to see you in Denver!
Mr Lady, Zombyboy, and all the Rocky Mountain Bloggers
(One other thing? I grew up in Claymont. I'd love to meet a fellow Delawarian at this thing!)
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