SEND Foundation Supports Ghana Farmers with Solar Chargers
Posted in Technology by admin | Tags: Chargers, Farmers, Foundation, Ghana, SEND, Solar, SupportsThe missing electricity supply is a big problem especially for a businesses. With interesting solution came SEND foundation together with IICD and Cordaid. They delivered solar chargers for Bondando community in Northern Ghana. Farmers use solar chargers to charge their mobile phones which use to get market information at the Esoka/Tradenet.
Photo Credit: IICD
Hot Air Balloon Flight in the Cappadocia Turkey
Posted in Places by admin | Tags: Air, Balloon, Cappadocia, Flight, hot, TurkeyI thought that flights with hot air balloons are a boring stuff but these flights in Turkey are something different. The mountains and scenery is so beautiful that it is hard to describe. The best time for a flights is between April and October because of clear sky and low wind. It is not cheap but Cappadocia is great locality and provides unforgettable flight experience, check pictures by yourself.
Photo Credit: Dennis Jarvis
Experimental Models of Aircraft Technology at Smithsonian
Posted in Technology by admin | Tags: Aircraft, Experimental, Models, Smithsonian, TechnologySmithsonian National Air and Space Museum exhibits many interesting large objects models of aircraft technology. One of the most interesting ones are experimental aircraft models of the HiMAT and Grumman X-29. While HiMAT alias Highly Maneuverable Aircraft Technology is a research plane model piloted by a computer which allows remote control of the flight. The Grumman X-29 model is built with many experimental technologies, especially with the forward-swept wings and canard control surface. This model is still tested by the NASA program.
Photo Credit: Cliff
Champagne Vineyard and Wine Production in France
Posted in Beauty by admin | Tags: Champagne, FRANCE, Production, Vineyard, WineFrance is famous for it wine, especially champagne wine. This sparkling wine is produced by a method called méthode champenoise, the bubbles (CO2) are naturally produced by fermentation of sugar in a bottle. This process is known to be used by a monk called Dom Perignon back in the 17th century together with usage of the cork for the bottle. Today is Champagne still very good place with its soil for planting grapes managing hectares of vineyards producing quality wine.
Photo Credit: Megan Mallen
Art of Okinawa Island in Japan
Posted in Travel by admin | Tags: Art, Island, Japan, OkinawaOkinawa is probably best known for martial arts, especially karate. Okinawa capital city is Naha (Naafa in Japanese). There are together eleven cities in Okinawa Prefecture with many town. Around the island are unique coral reefs and caves. What is so great for tourists is that temperatures stay above 20 °C over the whole year. Okinawan people live longer than people anywhere in the world, probably its the combination of their low-fat and low-salt diet with minimal stress and wonderful nature.
Photo Credit: Ricardo Mangual
Full Sail Live at Full Sail University
Posted in People and Society by admin | Tags: Full, Live, Sail, UniversityFull Sail Live is a facility at Full Sail University where students can train and work with musicians and real production gear and recording equipment. Full Sail University is a trade school at Florida, positioned at Winter Park. Full Sail University is nationally accredited, founded in 1979 and awards associate’s, bachelor’s and master’s degrees in audio, film, design, computer animation, business and other specializations.
Photo Credit: Kaycee Parker
Back to Our Home in Congo
Posted in Places by admin | Tags: Back, Congo, Home, OurSomewhere, deep in the Congolese jungle, the ancestor of current human species was evolved. Today is this place called Democratic Republic of Congo. What is especially sad, is the devastation and never-ending fight on this piece of planet. Second Congo War, which started in 1998, resulted in 5,4 million of dead people until the end in 2003. Through this so called peace, fighting still continues in the east of country and violence is significant part of this country. But what is alarming even today is the dying rate of 45 000 people per month.
Photo Credit: Society of the Sacred Heart
Small Bermudas Trip with a Big Ship
Posted in Beauty by admin | Tags: Bermudas, Big, Ship, small, TripBermudas is known for the existence of Bermudas triangle where everything mysteriously vanish. Bermudas is a British territory discovered in 1505 by Spanish navigator Juan de Bermúdez. Many famous actors and stars have properties on the Bermudas including for example Michael Douglas or Catherine Zeta Jones. The population is about 70 000 inhabitants. Around island is a fantastic coral reef. And as said famous Mark Twain: You go to heaven if you want – I’d rather stay here in Bermuda.
Photo Credit: Mary Fairchild
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