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Green Energy Options Brings Commercial Solar to Monadnock Region

The rooftop array installed by Green Energy Options for RGBC Associates in Keene, NH. Image: Albert Karevy.

Pablo Fleischmann

Beth Caldwell of RGBC Associates and EMF Inc. (an IT service company) had a clear goal of transitioning the EMF building in Keene, NH to clean and renewable solar energy when she walked into the Green Energy Options Store in Keene. She had become sufficiently informed on solar energy investment to be confident that this could also be a sound financial decision; she could “do well by doing good.”

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Des concerts à Paris et autour

Septembre 12. No More + Plomb – Le Klub 12. Cabaret contemporain – Mona Bismarck American Center (gratuit) 13. Maulwürfe – Centre Barbara-FGO 13. Housewives + Les Hôpitaux + La Bordelle – La Mécanique ondulatoire 13/14. LCD Soundsystem – Olympia 14. Arnaud Rebotini + The Hacker + David Carretta – Rosa Bonheur (gratuit) 14. Nursery + Brandt + Fumo Nero + Rape & Revenge – La Pointe Lafayette 14. K-X-P + Acid Baby Jesus – La Station 14. Siege + Break Out + Pendrak + Cyclicweetos – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 15. Ko Shin Moon + Maud Octallinn – église Saint-Bernard de La Chapelle (gratuit) 15. Cocaine Piss + MSS FRNCE + Bracco – Espace B 15. Frustration + Dick Voodoo – La Station 15. Api Uiz + Darfour + We use Cookies – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 16. Helen Money + Mums + Irk + Fleuves noirs – Olympic café 16. Mykki Bianco + Cakes Da Killa + Gnučči – Trabendo 16. Iggy Pop + Cheveu & Groupe Doueh (Fête de l'humanité) – Parc Georges-Valbon (La Courneuve) 16. Aleksi Perälä + Acronym + Iori + Blndr – La Machine 16. H880 + Manni Dee + Murd + Scalamerya + Subjected – Docks Eiffel (Aubervilliers) 17. La Cabine : cinéconcert sur "Mimesis" + Hélas – La Station 17. Les Hôpitaux + Lingua Nada + Bitpart – Espace B 18. Bleib Modern + IV Horsemen – La Mécanique ondulatoire 19. Julien Desprez & Arnaud Rivière + Thomas Bonvalet & Jean-Luc Guionnet (fest. Maad in 93) – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 20. Widt + Diposition Matrix + Ghost Milkers + Blason – Treize 20. Spiral Stairs – Petit Bain 21. Ennio Morricone – Bercy Arena 21. Claire Bergerault + Mark Fell & Will Gurthrie (fest. Crak) – Eglise Saint-Merry 21. Rubin Steiner & Daniel Larrieu – Centre des Arts (Enghien-les-Bains) (gratuit) 22. Tomoko Sauvage + Onceim & Jon Tilbury + Hanna Hartman (fest. Crak) – Eglise Saint-Merry 21. Sylvain Courtoux + Joachim Montessuis + Lucien Suel – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 22. She Past Away + [Qual : ANNULÉ] + Ash Code – Petit Bain 22. First Hate – Supersonic 22. Elen Huynh + Matthias Puech & Antoine Madet + Design Default – Le Génie d'Alex 22. Lydia Lunch + Joachim Montessuis + Eric Andersen, Ramuntcho Matta, Michele Gazich & Inge Bakkenes + Frank Rynne – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 22. Ron Morelli + Svengalisghost + Antenes + Behzad & Amarou + Rag Dabons + Ohes... – Concrete 22. UVB 76 + Dr Rubinstein + Théo Muller – La Machine 23. Jon Gibson's Ensemble + Eddie Prevost & John Tilbury + F Pierce Warnecke (fest. Crak) – Eglise Saint-Merry 23. Sheik Anorak + Spook – La Pointe Lafayette 23. Stephen O'Malley + France & Richard Francés – La Maroquinerie 23. [Martial Canterel : ANNULÉ] + Holygram & Adam Usi + Bootblacks – Le Klub 23. Stéphane Marin & Pali Meursault – Le Cube (Issy-lès-Moulineaux) 24. Jessica Moss + Besoin Dead + Gneiss Rock – Espace B 24. Jeroen Search + Regal + 14anger + Hemka + Öspiel + Kairos + Scry + Fred Hush – plage de Glazart 27. Sigur Ros – Grand Rex ||COMPLET|| 28. J. G. Thirlwell : "Cholera Nocebo" – Fondation des Etats-Unis (gratuit) 28/29. Sigur Ros – Grand Rex 29. Tim Hecker + Gas + Midori Takada + Prurient + Pan Daijing (Red Bull fest.) – Palais de Tokyo 29. The Black Angels + A Place to Bury Strangers – La Cigale 29. Scaffolder + None + Sathönay – Espace B 29. Rebeka Warrior + Front de crypte + Da-Sein + Godzilla Overkill – La Station 29. I-F + Zadig : "Kern Space Adventures" + Kassem Mosse + John Heckle + Hanna Haleta – Concrete 30. Ujjaya – librairie Publico 30. Lene Lovich – Gibus 30. Ufomammut + Usnea – La Boule noire 30. Zombie Zombie + Marie Davidson + Not Waving + Soft War (December b2b AZF) + Simon Cell b2b The Pilotwings + Voisky présente "Disconnections, music for Clouds" (Red Bull fest.) – La Marbrerie (Montreuil) 30. Nova Materia & Latetitia Sadier : "Du point de vue des pierres", d'après Tristan Garcia (Red Bull fest.) – Nouveau Théâtre de Montreuil 30. Function + Dasha Rush + Marcelus + Gëinst – Concrete

Octobre 01. Spectres + Pura Mania + Youth Avoiders + Pierre & Bastien – La Mécanique ondulatoire 01. Sparks – Gaîté lyrique 03. Kiku, Blixa Bargeld & Black Cracker – Centre culturel suisse 03. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Zénith ||COMPLET|| 04. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Zénith 04. Ben Frost + Julien Desprez + Walter Dean + Parquet (Biennale Nemo) – Le Trianon (gratuit sur résa) 04. Whispering Sons – Espace B 04. Melt Banana – Batofar 05. Jozef Van Wissem – Espace B 05. Marietta + En attendant Ana – Petit Bain 05. Anna Meredith + ToutEstBeau (Biennale Nemo) – théâtre de Vanves 06. Black Zone Myth Chant + Tomoko Sauvage + Felicia Atkinson + Carval Tarek – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 06. Rebekah + Endlec – La Machine 07. Charlemagne Palestine (Nuit blanche) – musée d'Art et d'Histoire du judaïsme (gratuit) 07. Beth Ditto – Bataclan 08. Arto Lindsay – La Bellevilloise 09. Project Pitchfork – Petit Bain 10. Futuroscope : cinéconcert sur des films du Bauhaus (fest. des cinémas différents) – Grand Action 10. Carbon Sink + Belmont Witch + Gauchoir + Sissifioul – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) (gratuit) 12. Peter Kernel & Their Wicked Orchestra + Tiny Feet + Adam H. – Petit Bain 12. Mlacoler Culkin + Rouge Gorge + Passenger of Shit + Tabatra$h (Serendip Lab fest.) – Les Nautes 13. Zëro + Heliogabale – Batofar 13. Part Chimp – La Mécanique ondulatoire 13. Shifted + Artefakt + Giorgio Gigli – Concrete 14. Forest Swords (Biennale Nemo) – Badaboum 14. Wardruna – La Cigale 14. Elsiane + Jad Wio – La Java 14. The Pilotwings + Goto80 + Constance Chlore + Bill Vortex + Tryphème + Franck Gérard + Sauk from Mélodies souterraines (Serendip Lab fest.) – Les caves Lechapelais 14. Bas Mooy + Clouds + Verset Zéro + Yan Kaylen + Paulie Jan + Terdjman – La Machine 14. Eloïse Descazes & Eric Chenaux + Le Fruit vert – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 14. Totorro + Faire + Julien Gasc – théâtre Antoine-Vitez (Ivry/Seine) 17. Unsane – Petit Bain 18. Soft Kill + Minab + Dead – Supersonic (gratuit) 18. Richard Francès & Konpyuta + Cycloptik + Sneakhead (Serendip Lab fest.) – La gare XP 19. Nosfell – Café de la danse 19. Robin Fox & Sean Baxter + Thomas Ankersmit (Biennale Nemo) – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 20. Gary Numan – Trabendo 20. Mattias Aguayo & The Desdemonas + La Mverte + Casse Gueule – La Maroquinerie 20. Otto Von Schirach + Distorsion tropicale + DJ Diamond 999 (Serendip Lab fest.) – Petit Bain 20. Bogdan Raczynski – Batofar 21. Jarboe + Father Murphy – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 21. Hypnobeat + Josh Cheon + LAAM + CIA débutante (Serendip Lab fest.) – L'Esplanade 23. Mogwai – Grand Rex 24. The Dream Syndicate – Centre Barbara FGO 25. Rinji Fukuoka & Michel Henritzi + Trou aux rats + Yves Botz & Bruno Fernandes + William Nurdin – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 26. N.M.O. + Aufgang (Biennale Nemo) – Hasard ludique 26. King Dude + The Ruins of Beverast + (D O L C H) – Petit Bain 26. Cent ans de solitude + The Dead Goldfish Ensemble + Club Dilletante (Serendip Lab fest.) – Gare XP 26. Sete Star Sept + Maria Bertel & Mariachi – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 27. The Breeders – Gaîté lyrique 27. MoE + Dead + Chafouin – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 27. Don Vito + La Confraternita del Purgatorio + Bob Cooper – La Comedia Michelet (Montreuil) 27. SNTS + W.LV.S (The Driver vs Electric Rescue) + Minimum Syndicat + Hemka – La Machine 27. Paula Temple + Blawan + Len Farki + Thurman b2b Julian M. + Avalon Emerson + SHDW & Obscure Shape + Madben + Maxime Dangles + Mark Höffen + Präri (Big Bang fest.) – Les Docks de Paris (Saint-Denis) 28. Peter Hook & The Light – Le Trianon 28. Jerusalem in my Heart + Oiseaux-Tempête, Mondkopf & G.W. Sok – Centre Barbara-FGO 28. Big Brave – Gare XP 28. Delacave + Ventre de Biche + Le Prince Harry – Gibus 28. BlackNox + Cocoon + Paradis Noir + Super Stoned (Biennale Nemo : Optical Sound) – Le Générateur (Gentilly) 28. Spacelex + Waterproof + Botine + Musique chienne (Serendip Lab fest.) – Wonder/Liebert (Bagnolet) 29. Omar Di Bongo + Raymond IV + Sacré numéro + Couloir Gang + OKO dj + Opaque (Serendip Lab fest.) – Wonder/Liebert (Bagnolet) 30. Boss Hog – La Maroquinerie

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LIVE NOW: Watch the Smithsonian's Earth Optimism Digital Summit

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Looking to the future with optimism can be daunting with experts warning about rapid habitat loss, species extinction, climate change and global food crises. On top of that, with the world right now in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, worries about public health, finance and food security are front of mind. Where can hope be found in uncertain times?

In the face of these unprecedented challenges, a new global conservation movement is underway. Communities, scientists, activists and businesses are actively working to change course, and upend how the public talks about the state of the planet, and bring our world into a brighter future.

In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, the Smithsonian Institution and its partners are hosting this week the Earth Optimism Digital Summit. Featuring more than 100 scientists, thought leaders, entrepreneurs, artists and experts, the virtual event showcases ideas and innovarive solutions. The summit will stream live in the video player above over the course of the next two days, and individual clips will be made available over the course of the next few weeks.

“Earth Optimism reminds us that change happens when we focus on what works,” said Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie G. Bunch III, in a statement. “As we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, this summit invites us to come together across disciplines and backgrounds to build a stronger, more sustainable future for our planet.”

Speakers will address wide-ranging topics, including species extinction, climate change and global food crises. Hear from prominent change-makers such as chef and humanitarian José Andrés talking about food security; Queen Quet, chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation, speaking about environmental justice; and Denis Hayes, one of the first Earth Day organizers in the 1970s, in conversation with a student leader of today, Zero Hour’s teenage founder Jamie Margolin.

“It’s inspirational to hear real stories from real people working on this in real time,” says Ruth Anna Stolk, founding executive director of the Smithsonian Conservation Commons. “Hopefully people’s view of who is doing environmental work will change because of this.”

Stolk also adds that even in murky, unprecedented times like today, when optimism may be in short supply, the summit will meet the challenges head-on, with sessions about public health and the financial crisis.

The full lineup of events is below, and for a list of related events, including “deep dives” that examine specific topics in greater detail (additional registration may be involved), visit earthoptimism.si.edu.

Thursday, April 23rd, 2020

12:15 p.m. – 12:40 p.m.

Yesterday and Today

Denis Hayes – who was the first Earth Day organizer in the 1970s – talks with a student leader of today, Zero Hour’s teenage Founder Jamie Margolin.

Bill Weir, Host – CNN Anchor & Chief Climate Correspondent Denis Hayes – Principal National Organizer of the first Earth Day 1970; President, Bullitt Foundation Jamie Margolin – Founder and Co-Executive Director, Zero Hour

12:40 p.m. – 12:45 p.m.

Our Small Blue Dot

Earth is our only home. Stand back and look at Earth from Space with Smithsonian scientific pioneer Ellen Stofan and her NASA colleagues.

Ellen Stofan – John and Adrienne Mars Director, Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum; former Chief Scientist, NASA

12:45 p.m. – 1:55 p.m.

Feeding and Powering the Planet

Two leading global visionaries describe their efforts to increase access to healthy food and slow global warming.

David M. Rubenstein, Moderator – Co-Founder and Co-Executive Chairman, The Carlyle Group; Smithsonian Board of Regents José Andrés – Chef & Humanitarian Christiana Figueres – Founding Partner, Global Optimism; Former Executive Secretary, UN Climate Change Convention

Resetting Our Financial World

Leaders discuss how we can finance a more resilient and sustainable world.

Kristin Rechberger, Interviewer – CEO, Dynamic Planet David Blood – Co-Founder and Senior Partner, Generation Investment Management

From Coral Reefs to Floating Cities

Two visionary inventors, one a marine biologist and the other an architect, discuss ways they are designing solutions to seemingly impossible problems.

Amy Johnson, Moderator – Program Director, Virginia Working Landscapes, Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute Mary Hagedorn – Director, Reef Recovery Initiative, Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute Kunlé Adeyemi – Architect & Founder/Principal of NLÉ

Innovating Innovation

Necessity is the mother of invention, but she can be helped. This in-depth interview focuses on how to foster innovation – from transforming higher education to sparking global grass-roots problem-solving at a grand scale.

David M. Rubenstein, Moderator – Co-Founder and Co-Executive Chairman, The Carlyle Group; Smithsonian Board of Regents Michael M. Crow – President, Arizona State University Alex Dehgan – CEO & Co-Founder, Conservation X Labs

1:55 p.m. – 2:20 p.m.

Fighting Pandemics

Experts on infectious disease outbreaks discuss how they spread, and how they have been fought in Africa and around the globe.

Ron Klain, Moderator – Executive Vice President & General Counsel, Revolution LLC; Former US Ebola Response Coordinator Mateus Kambale Sahani – Vaccines Trial Programs Coordinator for Vaccines with Epicentre, Uganda Sabrina Sholts – Curator of Biological Anthropology, Department of Anthropology at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History

2:20 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.

Waste Not, Want Not

How people are changing the way they consume and dispose of food – both locally and globally.

Bill Weir, Moderator – CNN Anchor & Chief Climate Correspondent Tristram Stuart – Founder, Feedback and Toast Ale Ltd. Evan Lutz – CEO & Co-Founder, Hungry Harvest Justen Garrity – Founder & President, Veteran Compost Tambra Raye Stevenson – Founder & CEO, WANDA: Women Advancing Nutrition Dietetics and Agriculture

2:45 p.m. – 2:55 p.m.

XPRIZE Announcement

A major prize that will revolutionize our understanding of the planet’s most diverse and complex ecosystems, rapidly and remotely quantifying rainforests intrinsic value in unprecedented detail, in a time that has never been more urgent for conservation.

Shah Selbe – Technical Consultant, Rainforest XPRIZE

2:55 p.m. – 3:35 p.m.

Climate Change and Coastal Cities

Political and business leaders join scientists in a discussion of how we are restoring and building resiliency and sustainability into our port cities, where most of our people live and the majority of our economy is based.

Bill Weir, Moderator – CNN Anchor & Chief Climate Correspondent Thad Allen – Commandant, United States Coast Guard; Former Director Federal Response to Hurricane Katrina Libby Schaaf – Mayor, Oakland California Emily Pidgeon – Vice President of Ocean Science and Innovation, Conservation International Gregory M. Ruiz – Director of Marine Invasions Research, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center Phil Ryan – Chairman, Swiss Re Americas Anson “Tuck” Hines, Organizer – Director, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

3:50 p.m. – 4:10 p.m.

Positivity at Last

The author of “The End of Nature” and co-founder of 350.org talks about what gives him hope.

Lauren Ward, Interviewer – Earth Science Video Producer, NASA Bill McKibben – Writer, Environmentalist & Activist

Connecting with Animals

We are living in a moment when the animals among us give us comfort: a dialogue between the Smithsonian National Zoo director and an animal defender.

Steven Monfort, Interviewer – John and Adrienne Mars Director, Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute Beth Allgood – U.S. Country Director for the International Fund for Animal Welfare

4:10 p.m. – 4:40 p.m.

Big Thinking on Land and Sea

On land and in the ocean, in cities and rural landscapes, conservation leaders discuss saving species, protecting places, and uniting people with the natural world.

Ryan Heath, Moderator – Senior Editor, Politico Steven Monfort – John and Adrienne Mars Director, Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute Enric Sala – National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence and Founder, Pristine Seas Carrie Seltzer – Stakeholder Engagement Strategist, iNaturalist Dan Janzen – Tropical Biodiversity Ecologist Winnie Hallwachs – Tropical Biodiversity Ecologist

4:40 p.m. – 5:10 p.m.

Cowboys, Oceans, Bees

A filmmaker, a photographer, and an artist talk about how they tell stories that inspire audiences and advance conservation.

Tasha Goldberg, Host – Founder, Evidence of Hope Peter Byck – Producer, Soil Carbon Cowboys Cristina Mittermeier – Photographer & Conservationist; Co-Founder & Managing Director, SeaLegacy Matt Willey – Artist & Founder, The Good of the Hive

5:10 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

When the Earth Moves

This new Earth Day film tells the story of 50 years of non-partisan, multi-generational activities bringing together politicians, organizations, and student leaders, followed by a sharing of perspectives by some of the people featured.

Andy Revkin, Host – Environmental Journalist & Founding Director of The Initiative on Communication and Sustainability, Columbia University Varshini Prakash – Executive Director & Co-Founder, Sunrise Movement Tia Nelson – Climate Change Program Director, Outrider Foundation Bob Inglis – Executive Director, republicEn.org

5:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Becoming Leaders

A group of young environmental leaders discuss how they are making change happen faster.

Lauren Ward, Moderator – Earth Science Video Producer, NASA Jerome Foster II – Founder & Executive Director, OneMillionOfUs; Co-Editor-in-Chief, The Climate Reporter Sanjana Paul – Co-Founder & Executive Director, Earth Hacks Nadia Nazar – Founder, Co-Executive Director, & Art Director, Zero Hour Vic Barrett – Alliance for Climate Education, Earth Guardians, Our Children’s Trust

6:00 p.m. – 6:15 p.m.

Making a Difference

Interviews with an influential philanthropist and citizen scientist about his vision and leadership and with a leading Smithsonian marine scientist about his conservation work.

Amy Johnson – Program Director, Virginia Working Landscapes, Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute Ed Warner – Sand County Foundation David Kline – Scientist, Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute

6:15 p.m. – 6:40 p.m.

Transforming Conservation: Crisis and Opportunity

Dynamic entrepreneurs – including a CNN Hero of the Planet – who have led impactful field conservation efforts discuss common threads and explore levers to help transform the field of conservation.

Fred Nelson, Moderator – Executive Director, Maliasili Alasdair Harris – Founder, Blue Ventures Leela Hazzah – Executive Director & Co-Founder of Lion Guardians Lúcia Lohmann – Executive Director, Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation

6:40 p.m. – 7:45 p.m.

Keeling Curve Prize

Keeling Curve Prize – a Global Warming Solution competition – announces finalists for its 2020 Competition.

Jacquelyn Francis – Director/Founder, the Keeling Curve Prize Ruth Metzel – Assistant Director, the Keeling Curve Prize

ATBC Short Video Contest on Science Communication

The Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation, in partnership with environmental science news organization Mongabay and the BAND Foundation, share videos and announce winners of its tropical biology and conservation success story video competition.

Lúcia G. Lohmann – Executive Director, Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation Lily Kang – Coordinator for Transforming Conservation, Mongabay

EO Teen Video Competition

Earth Optimism and the Global Co Lab Network share winning videos from the 2020 Earth Optimism Teen Video competition.

Linda Staheli – Founder & Director, Global Co Lab Network Brian Coyle – Program Director, Conservation Commons

Friday, April 24th, 2020

11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Bird Friendly Coffee Show with Student Lightning Talks

Join our hosts to learn about Bird Friendly Coffee and hear some young leaders share their own stories of action and success. Log on to Twitter for an interactive chat with others who will be tuning in to watch our live stream broadcast – It’s the perfect way to join the conversation with like minded Summit attendees!

12:05 p.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Environmental Justice

Individuals from different backgrounds discuss their work with communities to address environmental challenges and bring people closer to nature at both local and global scales.

Sabrina Lynn Motley, Moderator – Director, Smithsonian Folklife Festival Queen Quet – Chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation Dejah Powell – Regional Organizer for the Midwest, Sunrise Movement Fred Tutman – Patuxent Riverkeeper Bathsheba F. Bryant-Tarpeh, Organizer – Mellon/ACLS Public Fellow, Smithsonian Office of International Relations

12:30 p.m. – 12:55 p.m.

View from the Middle East

A Smithsonian National Zoo director discusses species rescue efforts with a conservation leader from Abu Dhabi.

Steven Monfort, Interviewer – John and Adrienne Mars Director, Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute His Excellency Majid Al Mansouri – Managing Director, International Fund for Houbara Conservation

View from China

An interview with Lu Zhi, Earth Optimism sister event organizer, on major conservation efforts in her home country.

Andy Revkin, Interviewer – Environmental Journalist & Founding Director of The Initiative on Communication and Sustainability, Columbia University Lu Zhi – Founder of the Shanshui Conservation Center

12:55 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.

Communicating About Climate

Leading climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe talks with Smithsonian Natural History Museum director and an award-winning film producer about how and why climate communication is so important and yet challenging.

Lauren Ward, Moderator – Earth Science Video Producer, NASA Kirk Johnson – Sant Director, Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History Katharine Hayhoe – Director of the Climate Science Center, Texas Tech University Adam Paul Smith – Producer, Writer, Storyteller at Act 4 Entertainment

1:15 p.m. – 1:25 p.m.

View from School

A major thought leader in biodiversity conservation talks to one of his students (and an Earth Optimism host) about his efforts to influence the next generation.

Cat Kutz, Interviewer – Communications Manager, Smithsonian Earth Optimism Tom Lovejoy – Senior Fellow at the United Nations Foundation; University Professor, Environmental Science and Policy Department, George Mason University

1:25 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Inventing Pollution Solutions

An award-winning Irish engineering student talks about his inventions to combat plastic pollution.

Fionn Ferriera – Student Scientist, Engineer & Sustainability Advocate

1:30 p.m. – 1:55 p.m.

Growing Resilience

A state legislator, restaurant CEO, First Foods and indigenous lands rights activist: three different professional perspectives share common themes for making modern food systems resilient, nourishing, and equitable.

Anna Palmer, Moderator – Senior Washington Correspondent, Politico Lorig Charkoudian – Delegate, Maryland General Assembly Leslie Silverglide – Co-Founder & CEO of MIXT Katherine Quaid – Communications & Outreach Coordinator at Women’s Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN) International Kate Christen, Organizer – Senior Manager, Smithsonian Conservation Commons

1:55 p.m. – 2:20 p.m.

Preventing Extinction

A conservation leader discusses “Reverse the Red” – speeding the recovery of species so that they can be removed from the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List.

Steven Monfort, Interviewer – John and Adrienne Mars Director, Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute Jon Paul Rodriguez – Chair of the IUCN Species Survival Commission; Founder & President of Provita, Caracas, Venezuela

A View from the Ocean

Find out how the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is working to help preserve and restore the health of the ocean and the organisms that depend on it.

Anson “Tuck” Hines, Interviewer – Director, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet – Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere and Deputy NOAA Administrator

2:20 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.

Growing Up Green

Change makers across the generations discuss how schools and workplaces, lifelong learners and futurists can help ensure a sustainable planet.

Lauren Ward, Moderator – Earth Science Video Producer, NASA Jeff Martin – Founder & CEO, Tribal Planet Gillian Hinde – EY Global Corporate Responsibility Leader Justin Shaifer – Executive Director, Fascinate Inc. Faye Christoforo – Co-Executive Director of Campus Coordination, Post-Landfill Action Network (PLAN) Carol O’Donnell, Organizer – Director, Smithsonian Science Education Center

2:45 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.

Afghanistan, Haiti, Africa, Indonesia

Major accomplishments from around the world: establishing national parks in warzones, reforesting island nations, restoring coral reefs, tracking and saving giraffes.

Cat Kutz, Host – Communications Manager, Smithsonian Earth Optimism Alex Dehgan – CEO & Co-Founder, Conservation X Labs Michael Anello – Executive Director, Haiti Reforestation Partnership Julian Fennessy – Director, Giraffe Conservation Foundation Jared Stabach – Program Coordinator, Movement of Life, Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute David Smith – Chief Marine Scientist, Mars Inc.

3:45 p.m. – 4:10 p.m.

Human Health & Ecosystems

Experts discuss how understanding the connections between humans and nature results in innovative solutions in environmental, wildlife and human health.

Richard Stone, Moderator – Senior Science Editor, HHMI Tangled Bank Studios Nooshin Razani – Director of the Center for Nature and Health at UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital, Oakland, CA Carly R. Muletz Wolz – Molecular Pathogen Scientist, Smithsonian National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute Jérémy Bouyer – Medical Entomologist, Joint FAO/IAEA Division of Nuclear Techniques in Food and Agriculture (NAFA) Katrina Pagenkopp Lohan, Organizer – Senior Scientist & Head, Marine Disease Ecology Laboratory, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center Brian Coyle, Organizer – Behavioral Ecologist & Program Manager, Smithsonian Conservation Commons

4:10 p.m. – 4:25 p.m.

Changing the Narrative

A filmmaker and a TV journalist discuss how they “keep it real” while also helping people see that positive stories exist all around us.

Amy Johnson, Interviewer – Program Director, Virginia Working Landscapes, Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute Shawn Heinrichs – Artist, Photographer, Filmmaker, and Conservationist Danni Washington – TV Host & Science Communicator

4:25 p.m. – 4:35 p.m.

Papua New Guinea

A filmmaker describes how local communities played a starring role in a film about conservation success.

Tasha Goldberg, Host – Founder, Evidence of Hope John Weller – Lead Storyteller, SeaLegacy

4:50 p.m. – 5:10 p.m.

Climate Change Solutions

A climate scientist and an environmental scientist compare notes about solutions they are seeing now and on the horizon.

Amy Johnson, Host – Program Director, Virginia Working Landscapes, Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute Katharine Hayhoe – Director of the Climate Science Center, Texas Tech University Jon Foley – Executive Director, Project Drawdown

5:10 p.m. – 5:50 p.m.

Sustainable Energy & Human Creativity

Top thinkers and doers talk about their approaches to changing the way we use energy and the central role of creativity in innovation.

Ali Velshi, Moderator – MSNBC Anchor William McDonough – Founder of William McDonough + Partners, Architects Charlotte McCurdy – Designer Paul Bunje – Co-Founder & COO/CSO, Conservation X Labs Camron Gorguinpour – Senior Global Manager for Electric Vehicles, World Resources Institute Fred Krupp – President, Environmental Defense Fund

5:50 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Changing the Narrative

Two new efforts that embrace searching for and sharing stories that show the world is not all gloom and doom.

Amy Johnson, Interviewer – Program Director, Virginia Working Landscapes, Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute Sean B. Carroll – Department of Science Education, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Will Doig – Co-editor, Reasons to Be Cheerful

6:00 p.m. – 6:25 p.m. GLOBAL HEALTH

Virus Hunters

Learn about the tools used by global teams of scientists to help identify pathogens and viruses and prevent them from causing outbreaks.

Suzan Murray – Program Director, Global Health Program, Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute James Hassell – Scholar, Global Health Program, Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute Peter Daszak – President, EcoHealth Alliance Neel Aziz – Supervisory Veterinary Pathologist, Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute

6:25 p.m. – 6:55 p.m.

Peru, Predators, and Finding Hope

An environmental lawyer, a video producer, and a wildlife journalist share how they develop and use stories to promote positive change for the planet.

Tasha Goldberg, Host and Contributor – Founder, Evidence of Hope Bruno Monteferri – Director of Conservamos.org/SPDA, Peru Will Stolzenburg – Independent Wildlife Journalist

6:55 p.m. – 7:15 p.m.

Design for the Future

Designers tackle the environmental challenge and come up with unlikely solutions.

Amy Johnson, Host – Program Director, Virginia Working Landscapes, Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute Sam Van Aken – Artist & Associate Professor, Syracuse University Cyrill Gutsch – Founder & CEO, Parley for the Oceans

7:15 p.m. – 7:45 p.m.

Resetting Our Financial World

Business experts share their ideas about how to reconcile the age-old battle of environment versus economy.

Kristin Rechberger, Interviewer – CEO, Dynamic Planet Hongwei Rose Niu – Chief Conservation Officer, The Paulson Institute David Antonioli – CEO of Verra Kathy Baughman McLeod – Director, Adrienne Arsht-Rockefeller Resilience Center Steve Case – Chairman & CEO, Revolution; Co-Founder, Case Foundation; former CEO, America Online

7:45 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Closing Remarks

Innovative financial leader Steve Case shares his vision for how we move forward with Earth Optimism.

Steve Case – Chairman & CEO, Revolution; Co-Founder, Case Foundation; former CEO, America Online

Saturday, April 25th, 2020

12:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Conservation X Labs Ideathon

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Noticias de series de la semana: Tráiler de 'Killing Eve'

Renovaciones

History ha renovado Project Blue Book por una segunda temporada

Comedy Central ha renovado The Other Two por una segunda temporada

FOX ha renovado Family Guy por una decimoctava temporada

FOX ha renovado Bob's Burgers por una décima temporada

Sky One ha renovado In the Long Run por una tercera temporada

Hallmark ha renovado Chesapeake Shores por una cuarta temporada

Amazon ha renovado Jack Ryan por una tercera temporada

Cancelaciones

Starz ha cancelado Counterpart tras su segunda temporada

TBS ha cancelado Wrecked tras su tercera temporada

Noticias cortas

La película de Breaking Bad se estrenará en Netflix antes que en AMC. Podría ser una secuela sobre Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul).

Habrá una segunda tv movie de Psych.

No habrá segunda temporada de The Romanoffs. Dicen que nunca hubo planes.

Se confirma que la tercera temporada de Genius se centrará en Aretha Franklin.

Incorporaciones y fichajes

Benedict Cumberbatch (Sherlock, Patrick Melrose) será Satán en Good Omens.

Lucy Liu (Elementary, Ally McBeal) y Ginnifer Goodwin (Once Upon a Time, Big Love) protagonizarán Why Women Kill. Serán Simone, una socialite de los 80 elegante y preocupada por las apariencias; y Beth Ann, un ama de casa de los 60 cuyo mundo gira en torno a su marido.

Carol Kane (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Gotham), Saul Rubinek (The Last Tycoon, Warehouse 13), Tiffany Boone (The Chi, The Following), Louis Ozawa Changchien (Kidding, Bosch), Greg Austin (Class, Mr. Selfridge) y Dylan Baker (Homeland, The Americans) completan el reparto de The Hunt. Confirmados Logan Lerman, Al Pacino, Lena Olin y Jerrika Hinton.

Tahar Rahim (The Looming Tower, The Last Panthers) mantiene conversaciones para protagonizar The Eddy.

Esther Povitsky (Alone Together, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend) se une como regular a Dollface. Será Izzy, compañera de trabajo de Jane (Kate Dennings).

Sherri Saum (The Fosters) será recurrente en Limetown como Gina, la jefa de programación de la radio y jefa de Lia (Jessica Biel).

Seana Kofoed (American Princess, Electric City) será recurrente en la tercera temporada de Claws como Gretch, una mujer que se asemeja en apariencia a Polly (Carrie Preston) pero es mucho más salvaje de lo que parece.

Adam Busch (Colony, Altered Carbon) será recurrente en Proven Innocent como Noah Weiss, un estratega de campañas.

John Hefferman (Collateral, Dickensian), Dolly Wells (Doll & Em, Blunt Talk), Joanna Scanlan (No Offence, Requiem), Mark Gatiss (Sherlock, Game of Thrones), Morfydd Clark (Patrick Melrose, The City and the City) y Lujza Richter (Phantom Thread) se unen a Dracula.

Nicki Micheaux (Good Trouble, Six Feet Under) será recurrente en la sexta temporada de Chicago PD como Jasmine Price, la hija de Ray (Wendell Pierce).

Pósters

Nuevas series

Netflix encarga a Anna Winger (Deustschland 83) la miniserie de cuatro episodios Unorthodox, sobre una mujer judía ultraortodoxa que escapa de su matrimonio concertado y su comunidad religiosa en Brooklyn para empezar una nueva vida tocando música clásica en Berlín. Inspirada en la novela semiautobiográfica de Deborah Feldman (2012).

Netflix encarga ocho episodios de la comedia multicámara Merry Happy Whatever, sobre un patriarca cuya hija pequeña trae a casa a su nuevo novio en Navidad. Protagonizada y producida por Dennis Quaid (The Art of More, Goliath). Creada y escrita por Tucker Cawley (Everybody Loves Raymond, The Odd Couple) y dirigida por Pamela Fryman (One Day at a Time, How I Met Your Mother).

Luz verde directa en USA Network a Brave New World, basada en la novela de Aldous Huxley (1932), sobre una sociedad utópica que ha conseguido paz y estabilidad prohibiendo la monogamia, la privacidad, el dinero, la familia y la historia. Escrita por David Wiener (Fear The Walking Dead, Homecoming), Grant Morrison (Happy!) y Brian Taylor (Happy!, Crank).

Hulu desarrolla una serie basada en el libro 'The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic and Madness at the Fair That Changed America', de Erik Larson (2003), con la historia real de dos hombres, un arquitecto y un asesino en serie, cuyas vidas se unieron para siempre en la Exposición Universal de Chicago de 1893. Producida por Leonardo DiCaprio y Martin Scorsese.

Amazon ha encargado diez episodios de The Power, thriller basado en el libro de Naomi Alderman (2016) en el que chicas adolescentes de distintas partes del mundo desarrollan el poder de electrocutar a gente a voluntad. Dirigida por Reed Morano (The Handmaid's Tale). Escrita por Alderman.

National Geographic ha encargado The Right Stuff, adaptación del libro de Tom Wolfe (1979) sobre los primeros días del programa espacial de Estados Unidos. Producida por Leonardo DiCaprio.

HBO desarrolla They Both Die at the End, comedia basada en la novela de Adam Silvera (2017) y centrada en dos chicos adolescentes en un futuro cercano en el que la gente recibe llamadas burocráticas para notificarles que solo les queda un día de vida. Escrita por Chris Kelly (The Other Two, Broad City) y producida por J.J. Abrams (Westworld, Fringe).

Hulu encarga Reprisal, que sigue a una implacable femme fatale (Abigail Spencer; Timeless, Rectify) que, tras haber sido dada por muerta, planea su venganza contra una banda de fanáticos de los coches. Creada, escrita y producida por Josh Corbin (StartUp). Con Rodrigo Santoro (Westworld, Lost), Mena Massoud (Jack Ryan, Aladdin), Madison Davenport (Sharp Objects, From Dusk Till Dawn), Rhys Wakefield (True Detective, Home and Away), David Dastmalchian (MacGyver, Twin Peaks), W. Earl Brown (True Detective, I'm Dying Up Here) y Gilbert Owuor (Goliath, Mute).

Hulu encarga The Great, sobre el ascenso al poder de Catherine the Great y la relación con su esposo. Con Elle Fanning (Maleficent, The Beguiled) y Nicholas Hoult (Skins, X-Men). Completan el cast Phoebe Fox (Close to the Enemy, The Hollow Crown), Adam Godley (The Umbrella Academy, Breaking Bad), Gwilym Lee (Jamestown, The Midsomer Murders), Charity Wakefield (Close to the Enemy, Wolf Hall), Douglas Hodge (Catastrophe, The Night Manager) y Sacha Dhawan (Iron Fist, Mr. Selfridge). Escrita por Tony McNamara (The Favourite).

Alibi encarga seis episodios de Traces, drama centrado en una joven que aspira a ser ayudante de laboratorio y descubre que el caso ficticio que está estudiando es similar a uno de su pasado. Tratará de llevar a un asesino frente a la justicia con la ayuda de dos investigadoras del SIFA - Scottish Institute of Forensic Science. Basada en la idea del novelista Val McDermid y escrita por Amelia Bullmore (Scott & Bailey, This Life).

Fechas

Warren se estrena en BBC One el 25 de febrero

This Time With Alan Partridge se estrena en BBC One el 25 de febrero

La segunda temporada de Knightfall se estrena en History el 25 de marzo

Ramy se estrena en Hulu el 19 de abril

Catch-22 se estrena en Hulu el 17 de mayo

La segunda temporada de Fleabag se estrena en Amazon el 17 de mayo

Good Omens se estrena en Amazon el 31 de mayo

La tercera temporada de The Handmaid's Tale se estrena en Hulu el 5 de junio

Tráilers

The Hot Zone

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Killing Eve - Temporada 2

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South Side

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The Act

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Shrill

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Catch-22

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Derry Girls - Temporada 2

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Into the Badlands - Últimos episodios

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Love, Death + Robots

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Santa Clarita Diet - Temporada 3

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Doom Patrol

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Jack Cranston: 1934-2018

I was probably 11 years old when Sarah, our neighbor who would have been about 5, came over to our house in tiny Bare, Massachusetts, to play with my younger sisters. As they laughed and talked, my 9-year-old sister, Beth, mentioned my father.

At first, Sarah was confused about who she was talking about. Then it hit her.

“Oh, you mean the man who lives in the cellar!” she said.

In the dead of winter, that’s where you would find Jack Cranston when he wasn’t working his day job. Between January and April he’d prepare hundreds of tax returns in his basement office. Mounds of tax forms and old-school carbon paper filled the room, awaiting a steady of stream of people who would come to the house armed W-2s, 1099s, messy folders full of receipts and obscure questions in which my father always seemed to have an answer.

Jack logged those insane hours because he was determined that his three children would not only attend the college of their choice, they’d so without leaving school with crushing debt.

Like most things in his life, Dad accomplished his goal. What he couldn’t do was beat dementia, the awful and cruel disease that started robbing him of his sharp mind a decade ago and eventually shut down his body. Jack Cranston died Monday night at a hospice in West Chester, Pennsylvania. He was 84, and the world sucks a little bit more today because of it.

My father was the biggest influence in my life. He’s why I played sports as a kid and then got a chance to talk and write about them for a living. He’s why I have a passion for journalism. He’s why I love to travel. He was the person I most wanted to make proud.

He could be gruff and had little use for lazy thinkers. He had a temper that I inherited and was a key reason for the end of my golf hobby. He could lack patience and had no tolerance for my affection of hair bands. But I wish I had half of his good qualities: The work ethic, the quick wit, the wealth of knowledge of different subjects and the incredible memory.

And the love of current events.

When it wasn’t tax season, weekends still started early. And every Sunday started with the sound of two thumps. The first was the Worcester Telegram hitting the fireplace mantel in the living room. The second was much louder, the Boston Globe being plunked down.

It was the signal to get up and moving, because we had a schedule to keep. He’d start with the Telegram — sports section first, of course — while I got the Globe. I’d devour what was an incredible sports section. Think about being able to read Peter Gammons, Will McDonough, Leigh Montville, Bob Ryan, Bud Collins, John Powers, Jack Craig and young wise-ass Dan Shaughnessy all in one issue of a local newspaper.

I read everything, blurting out news, stats and the one-liners I liked to my Dad, who would chuckle and usually add a tidbit I didn’t know. The unwritten rule was I should be done with the Globe sports before he was finished with the entire Telegram. I often took too long, so Dad would have to start with the Globe front page. And he would never complain. But of course I couldn’t object to the easy listening music coming from his stereo either.

Sports were how we connected and there are so many memories. Trips to Fenway Park where I studied how to emulate Wade Boggs’ left-handed swing. Fall Saturdays at Fitton Field watching Holy Cross, his alma mater, featuring football stars Gill Fenerty and Gordie Lockbaum. Watching the then sad-sack Patriots in extreme cold in Foxborough.

Then there was the time he snagged tickets to the 1985 NBA Finals, only they were obstructed view seats in the upper deck of the old Boston Garden that meant we could see only one basket. His solution was to sit in good seats until we were kicked out. Like most things in life, he aimed high. I’ll never forget Red Auerbach flagging down a security officer and then pointing to us from the floor about 45 minutes before tipoff. Yes, we were in his center-court seats. We ended up in our old seats, and we at least got to see Larry Bird shoot at one basket.

Then there were the countless games we watched on TV, as I perfected the art of adjusting the antenna so we could sort of see the puck during Bruins games.

The den is where the footstool took center stage. Another brutal interception by Steve Grogan? There went the footstool tumbling on its side. I’m not sure how the footstool — and the rest of the house for that matter — survived Game 6 of the 1986 World Series.

He had the same passion for his kids’ activities. And it wasn’t just sports where he always seem to have a better eye for balls and strikes than the umpire. When my sisters got into music and plays, my Dad would not only be there for everything, but was determined to learn as much about the subject as he could.

After I went to Syracuse, he became an Orange fan. Years later, long after I graduated and began a career in radio before turning to print, my Mom and Dad would go on a yearly weekend trip to a Syracuse football game. When I started calling Winthrop basketball games on the radio, my father learned about the Eagles and traveled to attend games.

During high school as I was contemplating colleges and careers, he started a conversation during a car ride. He told me it was important to do something I enjoyed. He made it clear that owning an insurance business and later working for the Massachusetts Department of Revenue was satisfying but not a lot of fun. I had a chance to do something different, and he committed himself to making sure I had the chance.

It’s why I would hear him get up before 5 a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays and make his way down the creaky steps to his basement office to fill out countless 1040s and Schedule Cs.

I’ve had rocky moments in my life, but experiences I wouldn’t give up for anything. I’ve been a sports broadcaster and even got to spend a year as the studio host for his alma mater’s football and basketball radio broadcasts. I worked as an Associated Press sports writer, a college soccer referee and been fortunate to visit nearly every corner of the globe.

I couldn’t have done it without the sacrifice, support and love from the man who lived in the cellar. Rest in peace, Dad.

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Wythnos Cyflog Byw – beth sydd ymlaen

Yn y blog yma, mae Bethan Harvey, Gweinyddwr Prosiectau a Digwyddiadau Cynnal Cymru, yn egluro pwysigrwydd y Living Wage Foundation a sut fydd Cynnal yn dathlu Wythnos Cyflog Byw.

Sefydlwyd y Living Wage Foundation yn 2005 o ganlyniad i bedair blynedd o drefnu cymunedol ac ymgyrchu gan y grŵp cymunedol London Citizens. Fe’i sefydlwyd er mwyn gwahanu gwaith ffurfiol y broses achredu oddi wrth y gwaith ar lawr gwlad mewn cymunedau ond mae ysbryd yr ymgyrch wreiddiol yn parhau – sef cyfiawnder cymdeithasol a chwarae teg i bawb.

Cynnal Cymru yw’r corff achredu yng Nghymru a hynny ers 2016. Yn yr amser hwnnw mae nifer y mudiadau achrededig yng Nghymru wedi dyblu, ac yn eu mysg y mae mudiadau angori megis Llywodraeth Cymru a’r Cynulliad Cenedlaethol, Cyngor Caerdydd, Prifysgol Caerdydd a 160 o fudiadau eraill. Mae gwaith yn mynd rhagddo i dargedu sefydliadau adnabyddus a symbolaidd yn yr ymdrech i sicrhau chwarae teg ac i annog eraill i ddilyn yr esiampl. Mae gweledigaethau ar gyfer dyfodol gwell i weithwyr Cymru yn cynnwys amcan i ymestyn y Cyflog Byw i ddinasoedd ac economïau cyfan ac ym mhob cam ar hyd cadwyni cyflenwi.

Beth yw Wythnos Cyflog Byw?

Wythnos Cyflog Byw yw dathliad cenedlaethol yr ymgyrch a phawb sy’n rhan ohoni, boed hynny drwy achredu eu mudiad, eu dylanwad fel ffigwr cyhoeddus neu fathau eraill o gefnogaeth i drechu tlodi mewn gwaith. Cynhelir Wythnos Cyflog Byw rhwng dydd Llun 5ed Tachwedd a dydd Gwener 9fed Tachwedd gan gynnwys cyfres o ddigwyddiadau, cyhoeddiadau a chryn dipyn o hyrwyddo ar y cyfryngau cymdeithasol.

Mae pob rhan o Brydain yn dechrau eu dathliadau mewn digwyddiad lansio ddydd Llun 5ed Tachwedd a fydd yn cyhoeddi cyfraddau newydd y Cyflog Byw Go Iawn. Cyfrifir y cyfraddau hyn bob blwyddyn gan y Resolution Foundation er mwyn cyfrifo’r gost byw go iawn yn gywir gan gynnwys rhent/morgais, ynni a chynhaliaeth, bwyd a diod, teithio a thanwydd a’r pethau ychwanegol hollbwysig a all wella llesiant yn fawr megis gweithgareddau hamdden, hobïau, neu’r cyfle i gynilo at wyliau, anrhegion neu fuddsoddi at y dyfodol.

Lansio’r wythnos yng Nghymru

Cynhelir digwyddiad lansio Cymru yn Big Moose Coffee Company ar Heol Frederic yng Nghaerdydd. Mae’r lle wedi mynd o nerth i nerth fel tŷ coffi annibynnol carismatig sy’n ariannu hyfforddiant i unigolion digartref er mwyn eu galluogi i fwynhau gwaith diogel a buddion Cyflog Byw, rhywbeth yr ymrwymodd rheolwyr y caffi iddo yn fuan ar ôl agor.

Cynhelir y digwyddiad rhwng 08:30 a 10:00 a bydd Prif Weinidog Cymru yn cyhoeddi’r cyfraddau newydd wrth iddynt gael eu rhyddhau ledled Prydain, gan ddod â rhwydwaith Cyflog Byw ym mhob rhan o Brydain at ei gilydd er gwaethaf y pellter daearyddol. Ymysg y gwesteion fydd aelodau o’r Wasg, y Panel Cynghori Cyflog Byw, Citizens Cymru ac aelodau o rwydwaith Cyflogwyr Cyflog Byw. Rhoddir tocynnau ar sail y cyntaf i’r felin.

Os na allwch ddod i’r Digwyddiad Lansio, cynhelir digwyddiad mwy agored ddydd Mercher 7fed Tachwedd yn swyddfa WCVA, Tŷ Baltig, Sgwâr Mount Stuart, Bae Caerdydd. Digwyddiad rhwydweithio fydd hwn i unrhyw un sydd am gael gwybod mwy am y Cyflog Byw a chwrdd ag unigolion o’r un anian dros ginio llysieuol a fegan carbon isel.

Cynnal eich dathliad eich hun

Yn lle hynny neu ar ben hynny, anogir mudiadau i gynnal eu dathliadau eu hunain yn eu swyddfeydd a’u mudiadau ar hyd a lled y wlad ac i roi deunydd o’u pecynnau digidol ar y cyfryngau cymdeithasol i rannu’r hwyl yn ogystal â’r neges ynglŷn â’r cynnydd mewn ansawdd bywyd y gall y Cyflog Byw Go Iawn ei wneud gan gynnwys llesiant gwell, dal gafael ar weithwyr yn well, bodlonrwydd yn y swydd a hunan-barch.

Os oes gennych gwestiwn am y Living Wage Foundation a’i waith yng Nghymru drwy Cynnal Cymru neu os hoffech gymryd rhan yn nathliadau’r Wythnos Cyflog Byw mae croeso i chi gysylltu â Bethan drwy ffonio 02920 431746 neu ebostio [email protected].

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elf2001 · 7 years ago

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The Journey began on a rainy Monday morning, after lugging all our bags up to sixth form to say our dramatic farewells before we headed off on our three-day trip. With the storm brewing off the coast we set of rather swiftly in our mini bus which was crammed with pupils and bags stacked up like building blocks. The trip to the ferry took longer than expected due to certain bathroom breaks and by the time we got to boarding the ferry everyone was drained of all energy but there was still a glimmer of excitement as we waited to board… sadly we missed the ferry we were supposed to take because of some complications with the booking. So, flash forward a couple of hours after a café stop in the nearby ASDA we were finally on the ferry. Although the ferry was freezing and the waves were oddly calm despite the storm, the wind however was a different story, but beside that the view was breath-taking.

After many photos and snacking we arrived on the Isle of Arran, and back on the mini bus it was. A short drive later we arrived at the research centre to a warm welcome. We all got settled into our rooms to get ready for the next few days…

Rising early to a made breakfast we prepared to go out on the beach for the day. The weather was cold but suitable to still work in. We split into our groups after a demonstration from our guide Beth and began to work. Collecting data turned out to be more fun than expected, it was made all the better by the arrival of a seal bobbing in the rough sea glancing at us while we worked.

After braving the chilling wind the longshore drift data was all wrote down and it was time for lunch! This however could not happen until we ventured up a fell to eat with a scenic view. This was made more amusing when Josh’s waggon wheel served its round design well by rolling down the side of the fell.

After a small walk back down at the beach for some more data it was time to head back to the field centre to write up what we had found and draw the graphs from our data. Everyone was soon eager to get warm and have dinner. We all got time to relax in the common room playing pool, darts and table tennis while music came through a speaker, it was a perfect end to the day.

The last day collecting data on the carbon cycle was made memorable by the sight of a Stag grazing on the fell we were working on. Once the data was collected it was finally time to pack up our things for the journey back home, we said are goodbyes to the helpful staff at the centre and set off. Since we had a lot of time to spare until our ferry departed we stopped for drinks and snacks.

The ferry home was pleasant and the mini bus was more lively the closer we got to home. Eventually, after a good few days we arrived safe back at school grateful to be sleeping in our own beds that night.

How have you all been? Tell me in the comments,

and remember…. Just live the adventure!

Isle of Arran Trip The Journey began on a rainy Monday morning, after lugging all our bags up to sixth form to say our dramatic farewells before we headed off on our three-day trip.

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collymore · 8 years ago

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Indubitably menyw drawiadol iawn!

Gan Stanley Collymore

Hanfod gwir am fywyd teilwng yw'r gallu: naturiol neu caffael, ynghyd â'r synnwyr cyffredin angenrheidiol dirnad y gwahaniaeth yn graff rhwng ac yna i wahaniaethu hyn sy'n golygu adeiladol a ymddygiad derbyniol a'r hyn nad yw'n; ond yn realiti yn achos yr olaf yn amlwg dim mwy nag hurtrwydd amlwg. A ar ôl cydnabod yr elfennau sylfaenol o ddau cysyniadau hyn i wedyn yn fedrus yn gadarnhaol ac ddiwyd dechrau ar hybu hen wrth wneud yr un pryd yn un well iawn i diryw a, maes o law, cael gwared ar y olaf. Ac yn graff, ac perceptibly heb gor-ddweud, mae'n drawiadol amlwg eich bod yn ddi-os ffisiolegol ac yn benodol seicolegol yn rhy bendant adnoddau da gyda eithaf dirnadaeth graff dyna ddiduedd gynrychiolir fel bob amser, nid yn unig yn eich ddiamheuol cyfrifol iawn safle fel llyfrgellydd sefydlu ond yn yr un modd ac mae'r rhan fwyaf gratifyingly hefyd, fel swynol ddeniadol ac yn drawiadol, gwraig ddeallus yn ogystal ag anghyffredin egwyd- dorol, bod dynol.

Sylwadau Awdur: Nid wyf yn tanysgrifio i, ac ni fyddaf byth yn gwneud hynny, at y ffug ac yn fy marn i ddadl asyn, neu'n fwy addas iawn beth yn mynd heibio shambolically am un, mai dim ond oherwydd ein bod yn byw mewn gwahanol ganrif - sy'n codi'r cwestiwn amlwg i unrhyw berson deallus sydd, ac ers hynny mae gan unrhyw ganrif wedi bod copi carbon union o'r rhai blaenorol, felly mae esgus mor ddwl ar gyfer dadl yn sylweddol segur hyd yn oed cyn y caiff ei argymell - sy'n llyfrgelloedd fel y cyfryw a beth o'r cychwyn cyntaf iawn o'u cenhedlu a chreu dilynol sydd ganddynt yn y termau mwyaf egwyddorol sefyll am, ac felly yn cynrychioli rhaid, yn syml oherwydd ein bod yn yr 21ain Ganrif, yn hysbaddu ddifrifol neu'n gwaethaf dal i fod cavalierly ac yn hynod anghyfrifol yn fy marn treiglo i mewn i rywbeth maent yn sicr nid oeddent bwriadu i fod wrth eu hynafiaid allgarol ac yn bell-ddall, ac felly rhaid gwrthwynebu egnïol rhag bod yn gyffredinol.

A sut despondently drist i weld y sefydliadau a grëwyd hyn o oleuedigaeth yn aruthrol ac yn callously drawsnewid tu hwnt i adnabyddiaeth o'r hyn y maent wedi bod o'r blaen. Ymgais crass a mwyaf gwylltio gan eu eradicators brainless y gellir orau cael eu disgrifio yn yr amgylchiadau inane y bobl hyn yn amlwg wedi ac yn ddifeddwl yn eu sefydlu i ddod yn gynyddol mewn rhannau helaeth ledled Prydain fel rhan o sefyllfa ddi-hid ac yn gam yn ôl; tebyg mewn disgrifiad i wirion ac yn ddiangen yn ceisio ddyfeisio'r olwyn cyfan eto.

ffyliaid yn unig, idiots trylwyr-bridio, mae'r demented anllythrennog, hollol brainless, insanely a endemically supercilious, mae'r hollol herio'n ddeallusol a byddai'r pervasively yn addysgol symlach i lawr ac yn credu yn yr hyn sy'n cael ei ddirfawr, wneud draconically ac devastatingly i'r iawn ffabrig a chyfansoddiad llyfrgelloedd Prydeinig; gan nad oes unrhyw un a fyddai naill ai'n ystyried eu hunain yn gall, rhesymegol neu deallus fyddai byth yn ystyried heb sôn cychwyn ar neu'n cefnogi gweithdrefn weinyddol mor afresymegol, yn hollol ddisynnwyr a jobsworth fel sydd ynghlwm wrth dinistrio llyfrgelloedd Prydeinig traddodiadol a'r system amser-hanrhydeddu a'i brofi yn ddibynadwy a gafodd ei rhoi ar waith i'w hamddiffyn honnir.

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”yeah, it was pretty messed up” Giulia rubbed the back of her neck, feeling awkward as they recounted Scorpion’s villain tactics

Ercole had spotted something inside Merlin’s bag of spells, finding something useful to make Reine spill out the words to light, so while people are cleaning and Archimedes is asleep, he tiptoed over to the bag, and found a potion bottle that says ‘truth serum’ that can only be used for the day or two, so he placed it in his pocket and whistle like nothing happened

Luca 2: Secret "Tails" To Tell (closed to with lady-scorpion-and-friends)

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@lady-scorpion-and-friends

with Bella Carbone, riding on Ercole's motorboat, on her way to her home location; Paris France, she's been unaware that all of her friends, and Ercole, are following her on water, until she arrived on deck

once she parked the boat, Bella grabbed her bag before looking at all the changes around her "huh, every time I ever left, things looked kinda different" she said to herself before she began to sing to herself while covering herself to avoid contact with people and walking around the horizons; shops, restaurant, cafes and the rest

and after turning herself back into her alter ego, Cascade Crystal, she even bumps right into a random person she knew of

#lady-scorpion-and-friends #Queen Scorpion (Mermaid AU)#Queen Cassidy #Luca Paguro #Alberto Scorfano #Giulia Marcovaldo #Massimo Marcovaldo #Merlin #Bella (Isabella Carbone)#Skyler Lightningmist (Fairy/Human)#Tina Rose (age 12)#Louisiana Dawood #Bob & Beth Carbone #Luca rp #crossover rp #sequel rp

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uneminuteparseconde · 7 years ago

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Des concerts à Paris et autour

Septembre 20. Widt + Diposition Matrix + Ghost Milkers + Blason – Treize 20. Spiral Stairs – Petit Bain 21. Hélas + Axel Larsen + Too Smooth Christ – La Station 21. Ennio Morricone – Bercy Arena 21. Claire Bergerault + Mark Fell & Will Gurthrie (fest. Crak) – Eglise Saint-Merry 21. Rubin Steiner & Daniel Larrieu – Centre des Arts (Enghien-les-Bains) (gratuit) 22. Tomoko Sauvage + Onceim & Jon Tilbury + Hanna Hartman (fest. Crak) – Eglise Saint-Merry 21. Sylvain Courtoux + Joachim Montessuis + Lucien Suel – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) (gratuit) 22. Drum Robonom + Vincent Epplay – L'espace d'en bas (gratuit) 22. She Past Away + [Qual : ANNULÉ] + Ash Code – Petit Bain 22. Vox Low + Christeene + Omar Di Bongo + Bajram Bili – La Station 22. Quattrophage – Plateforme 22. First Hate – Supersonic 22. Elen Huynh + Matthias Puech & Antoine Madet + Design Default – Le Génie d'Alex 22. Lydia Lunch + Joachim Montessuis + Eric Andersen, Ramuntcho Matta, Michele Gazich & Inge Bakkenes + Frank Rynne – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 22. Ron Morelli + Svengalisghost + Antenes + Behzad & Amarou + Rag Dabons + Ohes... – Concrete 22. UVB 76 + Dr Rubinstein + Théo Muller – La Machine 23. Olivier Coupille, Thomas Tilly & Thierry Madiot : "Dans la forêt de Tudor" – BPI|Centre Pompidou (gratuit) 23. Philippe Hallais (Low Jack) & Cyrus – The Community 23. Jon Gibson's Ensemble + Eddie Prevost & John Tilbury + F Pierce Warnecke (fest. Crak) – Eglise Saint-Merry 23. Sheik Anorak + Spook – La Pointe Lafayette 23. Stephen O'Malley + France & Richard Francés – La Maroquinerie 23. [Martial Canterel : ANNULÉ] + Holygram & Adam Usi + Bootblacks – Le Klub 23. Stéphane Marin & Pali Meursault – Le Cube (Issy-lès-Moulineaux) 23. Faire + Adil Hiani + Myako + Varoslav + Fragil + Pit Spector – Trabendo 24. Ark + The Driver + HBT + Society of Silence + Behzad & Amarou + Theo Muller – Trabendo 24. Jessica Moss + Besoin Dead + Gneiss Rock – Espace B 24. Jeroen Search + Regal + 14anger + Hemka + Öspiel + Kairos + Scry + Fred Hush – plage de Glazart 25. Fiasco + Duas Semi Colcheias Invertidas + Desflorestaçao – Pointe Lafayette 27. Michael Gira – Palais de Tokyo (gratuit sur résa) 27. Sigur Ros – Grand Rex ||COMPLET|| 28. J. G. Thirlwell : "Cholera Nocebo" – Fondation des Etats-Unis (gratuit) 28. Sylvain Chauveau – Balades sonores (gratuit) 28/29. Sigur Ros – Grand Rex 29. Tim Hecker + Gas + Midori Takada + Prurient + Pan Daijing (Red Bull fest.) – Palais de Tokyo 29. The Black Angels + A Place to Bury Strangers – La Cigale 29. Scaffolder + None + Sathönay – Espace B 29. Rebeka Warrior + Front de crypte + Da-Sein + Godzilla Overkill – La Station 29. I-F + Zadig : "Kern Space Adventures" + Kassem Mosse + John Heckle + Hanna Haleta – Concrete 30. Ujjaya – librairie Publico 30. Lene Lovich – Gibus 30. Ufomammut + Usnea – La Boule noire 30. Zombie Zombie + Marie Davidson + Not Waving + Soft War (December b2b AZF) + Simon Cell b2b The Pilotwings + Voisky présente "Disconnections, music for Clouds" (Red Bull fest.) – La Marbrerie (Montreuil) 30. Nova Materia & Latetitia Sadier : "Du point de vue des pierres", d'après Tristan Garcia (Red Bull fest.) – Nouveau Théâtre de Montreuil 30. Function + Dasha Rush + Marcelus + Gëinst – Concrete

Octobre 01. Spectres + Pura Mania + Youth Avoiders + Pierre & Bastien – La Mécanique ondulatoire 01. Sparks – Gaîté lyrique 01. Casual Gabberz + Nightcoregirl + Honey Bunny – Glazart 03. Kiku, Blixa Bargeld & Black Cracker – Centre culturel suisse 03. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Zénith ||COMPLET|| 04. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Zénith 04. Ben Frost + Julien Desprez + Walter Dean + Parquet (Biennale Nemo) – Le Trianon (gratuit sur résa) 04. Whispering Sons – Espace B 04. Melt Banana – Batofar 05. Jozef Van Wissem – Espace B 05. Marietta + En attendant Ana – Petit Bain 05. Anna Meredith + ToutEstBeau (Biennale Nemo) – théâtre de Vanves 06. Black Zone Myth Chant + Tomoko Sauvage + Felicia Atkinson + Carval Tarek – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 06. Rebekah + Endlec – La Machine 07. Charlemagne Palestine (Nuit blanche) – musée d'Art et d'Histoire du judaïsme (gratuit) 07. Children of the Light (Nuit blanche) – église Saint-Merry (gratuit) 07. Suzanne Kraft + Strange boutique + DK + Gilb'r (5 ans de Children of the Light (Nuit blanche) – Gaîté lyrique (gratuit) 07. Hommage à Pierre Henry (diff.) (Nuit blanche) – Cité de la musique (gratuit) 07. Lubomyr Melnyk, Bruce Brubaker & James McVinnie jouent Philip Glass, Terry Riley et John Cage (Nuit blanche) – Salle Boulez|Philharmonie (gratuit) 07. Arandel (Nuit blanche) – Musée de la Musique|Cité de la musique (gratuit) 07. Beth Ditto – Bataclan 08. Arto Lindsay – La Bellevilloise 09. Project Pitchfork – Petit Bain 10. Carbon Sink + Belmont Witch + Gauchoir + Sissifioul – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) (gratuit) 10. Futuroscope : cinéconcert sur des films du Bauhaus (fest. des cinémas différents) – Grand Action 12. Peter Kernel & Their Wicked Orchestra + Tiny Feet + Adam H. – Petit Bain 12. Mlacoler Culkin + Rouge Gorge + Passenger of Shit + Tabatra$h (Serendip Lab fest.) – Les Nautes 13. Zëro + Heliogabale – Batofar 13. Part Chimp – La Mécanique ondulatoire 13. Shifted + Artefakt + Giorgio Gigli – Concrete 14. Forest Swords (Biennale Nemo) – Badaboum 14. Wardruna – La Cigale 14. Elsiane + Jad Wio – La Java 14. The Pilotwings + Goto80 + Constance Chlore + Bill Vortex + Tryphème + Franck Gérard + Sauk from Mélodies souterraines (Serendip Lab fest.) – Les caves Lechapelais 14. Bas Mooy + Clouds + Verset Zéro + Yan Kaylen + Paulie Jan + Terdjman – La Machine 14. Eloïse Descazes & Eric Chenaux + Le Fruit vert – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 14. Totorro + Faire + Julien Gasc – théâtre Antoine-Vitez (Ivry/Seine) 15. Daikiri : cinéconcert sur "Epileptic Seizure Comparison" de Paul Sharits (fest. des cinémas différents) – cinéma Le Grand Action 17. Unsane + Pamplemousse – Petit Bain 18. Soft Kill + Minab + Dead – Supersonic (gratuit) 18. Richard Francès & Konpyuta + Cycloptik + Sneakhead (Serendip Lab fest.) – La gare XP 19. Nosfell – Café de la danse 19. Robin Fox & Sean Baxter + Thomas Ankersmit (Biennale Nemo) – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 20. Avenir + Affreux Beat – Le Zorba (gratuit) 20. Gary Numan – Trabendo 20. Mattias Aguayo & The Desdemonas + La Mverte + Casse Gueule – La Maroquinerie 20. Otto Von Schirach + Distorsion tropicale + DJ Diamond 999 (Serendip Lab fest.) – Petit Bain 20. Bogdan Raczynski – Batofar 21. Hypnobeat + Josh Cheon + LAAM + CIA débutante (Serendip Lab fest.) – L'Esplanade 21. Jarboe + Father Murphy – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 21. AZF + Von GDK + Waldman – Sacré club 21. Codex Empire + Pär Grindvik + Parfait + Setaoc Mass + Shed – Dock Eiffel (Aubervilliers) 23. Mogwai – Grand Rex 24. The Dream Syndicate – Centre Barbara FGO 25. Gazelle Twin + Vatican Shadow + Powell (Biennale Nemo) – Gaîté lyrique 25. Rinji Fukuoka & Michel Henritzi + Trou aux rats + Yves Botz & Bruno Fernandes + William Nurdin – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 26. N.M.O. + Aufgang (Biennale Nemo) – Hasard ludique 26. King Dude + The Ruins of Beverast + (D O L C H) – Petit Bain 26. Cent ans de solitude + The Dead Goldfish Ensemble + Club Dilletante (Serendip Lab fest.) – Gare XP 26. Sete Star Sept + Maria Bertel & Mariachi – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 26. Uriel Barthélémi & Mathieu Sanchez : We are Stellar (Biennale Nemo) – Le Générateur (Gentilly) 27. The Breeders – Gaîté lyrique 27. MoE + Dead + Chafouin – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 27. Don Vito + La Confraternita del Purgatorio + Bob Cooper – La Comedia Michelet (Montreuil) 27. SNTS + W.LV.S (The Driver vs Electric Rescue) + Minimum Syndicat + Hemka – La Machine 27. Paula Temple + Blawan + Len Farki + Thurman b2b Julian M. + Avalon Emerson + SHDW & Obscure Shape + Madben + Maxime Dangles + Mark Höffen + Präri (Big Bang fest.) – Les Docks de Paris (Saint-Denis) 28. Peter Hook & The Light – Le Trianon 28. Jerusalem in my Heart + Oiseaux-Tempête, Mondkopf & G.W. Sok – Centre Barbara-FGO 28. Big Brave – Gare XP 28. Delacave + Ventre de Biche + Le Prince Harry – Gibus 28. UVB76 + Omega Point + Vox Low... (fest. Rou(x)-teur) – Mains d'oeuvre (Saint-Ouen) 28. BlackNox + Cocoon + Paradis Noir + Super Stoned (Biennale Nemo : Optical Sound) – Le Générateur (Gentilly) 28. Spacelex + Waterproof + Botine + Musique chienne (Serendip Lab fest.) – Wonder/Liebert (Bagnolet) 29. Omar Di Bongo + Raymond IV + Sacré numéro + Couloir Gang + OKO dj + Opaque (Serendip Lab fest.) – Wonder/Liebert (Bagnolet) 30. Boss Hog – La Maroquinerie

Novembre 02. The National + Ride + Chassol + This is the Kit + Moses Sumney + Mina Tindle + Ethan Lipton & his Orchestra + Kevin Morby (Pitchfork fest.) – Grande Halle de La Villette 03. Jungle + Kamasi Washington + Polo & Pan + Isaac Delusion + Sylvan Esso + Cigarettes after Sex + Andy Shauf + HMLTD + Rejjie Snow + Tommy Genesis (Pitchfork fest.) – Grande Halle de La Villette 03. The Residents : In Between Dreams – Centre Pompidou 03. Amelie Lens + Anetha + Präri – Rex Club 04. Run The Jewels + Talaboman + Badbadnotgood + The Blaze + Bicep + Sigrid + Princess Nokia + Jacques + Loyle Carner + Tom Misch + The Black Madonna + Sônge (Pitchfork fest.) – Grande Halle de La Villette 06. John Maus – La Maroquinerie ||COMPLET|| 07. Godspeed you! Black Emperor – Elysée Montmartre 07. Max Cooper (Biennale Nemo) – Gaîté lyrique 08. Zola Jesus – Point FMR 08. The Wedding Present plays "George Best" – Petit Bain 08. The Horrors – Trabendo 09. Annabelle Playe (Biennale Nemo) – Le Cube (Issy-lès-Moulineaux) 10. Red Zebra + Pour X raison – Supersonic (gratuit) 11. Keith Fullerton Whitman + Chris Wtason + Biosphere + Eliane Radigue (diff.) – Maison de la radio 13. Liars – La Maroquinerie 14. Shannon Wright – Gaîté lyrique 14. BJ Nilsen + Thomas Tilly + Les acharnistes – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 15. Igorrr – La Maroquinerie 16. NSDOS + Watchin' with Milesdavisquintet ! (Biennale Nemo) – La Dynamo (Pantin) 16/17. Kristoff K.Roll : A l'ombre des ondes (fest. d'Automne) – La Pop 17. Trisomie 21 + The Saint-Cyr + Rendez-Vous – La Machine 17. Dälek – Batofar 17. Transglobal Underground feat. Natacha Atlas + Asgaya – Le Tamanoir (Gennevilliers) 18. Mr D & The Fangs + Nick Grey & The Random – Supersonic (gratuit) 18. Essaie pas + Nova Materia + Colombey – La Maroquinerie 18. Kristoff K.Roll : A l'ombre des ondes (fest. d'Automne) – La Pop 19. Ulver – La Machine 19. Agnostic Front + Bishops Green – Gibus 19. Thurston Moore – Café de la danse 21. Sun Kil Moon – Gaîté lyrique 21. Metz + Decibelles + Drahla – Trabendo 21>24. Pierre-Yves Macé & Joris Lacoste (festival d'Automne) – Espace Pierre-Cardin 22. Annabelle Playe & Hugo Darcier + Robert Piotrowicz + Floris Vanhoof (fest. Bruits blancs/Biennale Nemo) – Anis Gras (Arcueil) 23. Carl Michael Von Hausswolf + Julien Ottavi + Jean Philippe Gross (fest. Bruits blancs/Biennale Nemo) – La Muse en circuit (Alfortville) 24. Ensemble Ire (Kasper Toeplitz & Franck Vigroux) + ErikM + Benjamin De la Fuente (fest. Bruits blancs) – Anis Gras (Arcueil) 23. Sophia + Dead Horse One – Espace B 23. Clan of Xymox + My Great Blue Cadillac – Bus Palladium 23. Modeselektor (dj) + Tijana T + Simo Cell – Rex Club 24. Emma Ruth Rundle – Espace B 24. Laibach – Trabendo 24. Arnold Dreyblatt + Prescott + Borja Flames (BBMix fest.) – Carré Bellefeuille (Boulogne-Billancourt) 24. Zombie Zombie + Aufgang – Le Tamanoir (Gennevilliers) 25. Stranglers – La Cigale 25. Mount Kimbie – Trianon 25. Mark Lanegan – Café de la danse 25. Protomartyr – La Maroquinerie 25. Etienne Jaumet, Peter Kember & Céline Wadier : La Monte Young Tribute + Colleen + Accident du travail (BBMix fest.) – Carré Bellefeuille (Boulogne-Billancourt) 25. Dynatron + Christine + Mlada Fronta – La Clef (Saint-Germain-en-Laye) 25. Phase fatale & Silent Servant – La Machine 26. Quator Tana joue "Mishima" de Philip Glass – Collège des Bernardins 26. Ropoporose + Die!Die!Die! – Batofar 26. James Holden & The Animal Spirits + Groupshow (Andrew Pekler, Jan Jelinek & Hanno Leichtmann) + Paalma (BBMix fest.) – Carré Bellefeuille (Boulogne-Billancourt) 27. Marilyn Manson – Bercy|Arena 28. Chapelier fou – Le 104 28. John Zorn & Abraxas + Autoryno + Garth Knox – New Morning 28. Totorro + La Jungle – Badaboum 30. Simon Fisher Turner : The Picture from Darkness (Biennale Nemo : Optical Sound) – Le Cube (Issy-lès-Moulineaux) (gratuit)

Décembre 02. Frustration + Komplikations + Plomb – La Clef (Saint-Germain-en-Laye) 03. Depeche Mode – Bercy|Arena 08. Punish Yourself – La Maroquinerie 12. Zayk + Hyperculte – Centre culturel suisse 12. Snap + Martin Messier (Biennale Nemo) – La Dynamo (Pantin) 15. Jessica93 + Bryan's Magic Tears – La Maroquinerie 15. Oiseaux-Tempête – Paul B. (Massy) 15/16. Éléonore Auzou-Connes, Emma Liégeois & Romain Pageard jouent "Musiques de table" de Thierry De Mey – La Pop

2018

Janvier 23. Uriel Barthélémi (Biennale Nemo) – Le Générateur (Gentilly) 26. Alex Augier + Paul Jebanasam & Tarik Barri + Daniele Ghisi + Rune Clerup + Alexander Schubert (Biennale Nemo) – Cité de la musique|Philharmonie 30/31. Pierre-Yves Macé & Joris Lacoste (festival d'Automne) – L'Apostrophe (Cergy-Pontoise) 31. Doplereffekt & AntiVJ : "Entropy" (Biennale Nemo) – L'Avant-Seine (Colombes)

Février 02. Uriel Barthélémi, Gaspar Claus & Maude Trudet (Biennale Nemo) – Le Générateur (Gentilly) 03. Nils Frahms – Yoyo|Palais de Tokyo ||COMPLET|| 15. Franck Vigroux & Laurent Gaudé : "Le Chant des ombres" – L'Ecam (Le Kremlin-Bicêtre) 16. Radian + David Rothenberg & Scanner (Biennale Nemo) – La Dynamo (Pantin)

Mars 07/08. Ryuchi Sakamoto & Shiro Takatani (Dumb Type) : "Dis.Play" – Maison de la Culture du Japon 23. PurForm + TRDLX (Biennale Nemo) – Grande Halle de La Villette 23. Pierre Henry + Anabelle Playe + John Chantler + Bill Orcutt + Anthony Child (Présences électronique) (Présences électronique) – Maison de la radio|Studio 104 24. Alva Noto & Anne-James Chaton : Alphabet (Biennale Nemo) – Grande Halle de La Villette 24. Else Marie Pade + :such: + Bellows + Phonophani + The Caretaker (Présences électronique) – Maison de la radio|Studio 104 25. Jacques Lejeune + Chris Corsano + Ben Vida & Marina Rosenfeld + Mads Emil Nielsen + Gravetemple (Présences électronique) – Maison de la radio|Studio 104

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