Right now, I am at a loss for words. I am not sure what to write about. I have gone through my comments sections and responded to people. I have gone to look at the three places where I go to generate extra traffic, entrecard, blogcatalog, and fuelmyblog.
I am still reading my book on the subway and probably won't finish it until the day after tomorrow. It is a fairly substantial book.
"The Uneasy Supplicant" who posted earlier told me that it would be quite difficult to write something new every day. He is correct in this. There are numerous subjects which I could pick out of a hat and just start writing, but I would rather be focused.
There are minor ideas floating around my head. Things like the idea of combining the GreenFuel Technologies method for scrubbing carbon dioxide from a smokestack and a cofiring coal and biomass plant. The idea would be to add biomass pellets to coal production then scrub the carbon emissions with algae. Greenfuel Technologies is supposed to reduce carbon emissions from smokestacks by 45%. Coal biomass cofiring reduces emissions from coal power plants by 25%. Combining the technologies could create a coal powerplant with more than a 50% reduction in emissions. At least that is what I think might happen, I am not an engineer.
I read about how they are going to stick the carbon dioxide from coal plants in the ground through sequestration. It sounds kind of weird and unworkable to me. This seems like a better cheaper option in many ways. I know it has nothing to do with books. It is one of those things that I'm pondering.
I'm doing a display at work today for graphic novels. I've made several color photocopies of graphic novel covers and a banner that says "Graphic Novels in the Library." I've picked out a number of graphic novels to put in the display case. I'll put the smaller graphic novels towards the front with the larger books in the back to give a staggered look. I've also chosen several movies to add to the display based on graphic novels. Things like Ghost World, Fantastic Four, Sin City, American Splendor, and a few others. I'm going to lay the videos flat in front of the smaller books.
There are display shelves which can be added to put shelving at eye level. I am going to put a few medium size graphic novels on them. Nothing too heavy that might fall over.
Mixed media displays are always more interesting than just books. People will be able to take out the material in the display. I'll be replenishing it when I am available.
Someone suggested I read Rumi, the Sufi poet, it would help me understand the world better. I might read some of his poems.
I am still reading my book on the subway and probably won't finish it until the day after tomorrow. It is a fairly substantial book.
"The Uneasy Supplicant" who posted earlier told me that it would be quite difficult to write something new every day. He is correct in this. There are numerous subjects which I could pick out of a hat and just start writing, but I would rather be focused.
There are minor ideas floating around my head. Things like the idea of combining the GreenFuel Technologies method for scrubbing carbon dioxide from a smokestack and a cofiring coal and biomass plant. The idea would be to add biomass pellets to coal production then scrub the carbon emissions with algae. Greenfuel Technologies is supposed to reduce carbon emissions from smokestacks by 45%. Coal biomass cofiring reduces emissions from coal power plants by 25%. Combining the technologies could create a coal powerplant with more than a 50% reduction in emissions. At least that is what I think might happen, I am not an engineer.
I read about how they are going to stick the carbon dioxide from coal plants in the ground through sequestration. It sounds kind of weird and unworkable to me. This seems like a better cheaper option in many ways. I know it has nothing to do with books. It is one of those things that I'm pondering.
I'm doing a display at work today for graphic novels. I've made several color photocopies of graphic novel covers and a banner that says "Graphic Novels in the Library." I've picked out a number of graphic novels to put in the display case. I'll put the smaller graphic novels towards the front with the larger books in the back to give a staggered look. I've also chosen several movies to add to the display based on graphic novels. Things like Ghost World, Fantastic Four, Sin City, American Splendor, and a few others. I'm going to lay the videos flat in front of the smaller books.
There are display shelves which can be added to put shelving at eye level. I am going to put a few medium size graphic novels on them. Nothing too heavy that might fall over.
Mixed media displays are always more interesting than just books. People will be able to take out the material in the display. I'll be replenishing it when I am available.
Someone suggested I read Rumi, the Sufi poet, it would help me understand the world better. I might read some of his poems.
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