Archive for April, 2008

Gambia: New Unesco Education Project

Basic Education on Africa Programme (BEAP) a newly established project for Africa has now arrived in The Gambia, with UNESCO taking the lead in the implementation of the project. The Gambia, Rwanda and Ethiopia are choosen as pilot countries of the project.
The project (BEAP) has identified three areas of immediate attention, [...]

New wastewater system for Belfast
A new project to transform Belfast’s sewers has seen the completion of the deepest tunnel in the scheme.
Nearly a mile long and 40 metres below the ground, a tunnel boring machine made its way through to the terminal pumping station in the deepest open excavation in the city’s history.
The Belfast Sewers [...]

First off, I gotta tell you, sometimes there will not always be a post every day. I always hope that I will have enough material to provide new projects for you to read about every day. Sometimes there are an abundance, and some days there are none. I will try to spread [...]

Starting a New Project
This weekend I started a new project. It doesn’t really seem like a new project, though, considering that I’ve had this all planned and “in the line-up” for at least a year. I decided it’s finally time to get this made. There’s no time like the present, right?
The sketch on the right [...]

Combining a wedding registry tailored toward men with a wealth of how–to resources makes TheManRegistry.com a one-stop shop for grooms
KANSAS CITY, KS, April 11, 2008 — The Man Registry, LLC, an online wedding resource provider for grooms based in Overland Park, KS, today launched the world’s first wedding registry and informational resource designed specifically [...]

Paradise or Bust creator – new project: thenerve.tv
This bloke, then, Mark Bowness. He had the idea for Paradise or Bust in which, as you’ll no doubt remember, a ‘tribe’ of ordinary people create an eco-community in Fiji. Now he’s back with a new idea. Mark is launching “the world’s first crowd-sourced TV production company”, thenerve.tv. [...]

We discussed Sent Letters in a previous post. Evidence of History is the sister site to Sent Letters.  The idea is that everything that isn’t a letter that would normally go on Sent Letters, goes on Evidence of History.
So far, a Lawyer from Kentucky has been featured on the site.  Many more posts will be [...]