Comment Archives: Events
They sucked. 50 year old men playing Alice in Chains and STP where is the dancing?
Re: “Roxanna Green: As Good as She Imagined”
The one tomorrow 1/14 is actually at the Grant rd Costco
Thank you!
The Christina-Taylor Green Memorial Foundation
Re: “Political Discourse, Civility and Harm”
Guest scholars? what a joke
Re: “Electronics Recycling Drop-Off”
Why not CRT/Tube Tv's? Do we want cadmium and other harmful products in our landfills? Im sure these can be put to good use!
Re: “Fire + Spice”
This is a great place to hear very good jazz. The performers are students and you will be stunned to find out how young they are when you hear their music. They are very polished and really know how to swing. The performances are in the outdoor patio by the pool which contains a fire pit. It's a great way to spend an evening.
Re: “Team Trivia”
Prices? really? 2 for a dollar or 3 for 99 cents?
Re: “New Year's Eve: Early Black, HAIRSPRAYFIREANDGIRLS”
hi everyone! unfortunately, HAIRSPRAYFIREANDGIRLS will not be performing at skybar on new year's eve. however, they are ushering in the new year at plush at 9 pm sharp. sorry for any confusion, and happy new year!
Re: “Holiday Concert”
Be careful about allowing your teenage childern attend these events hosted by Gabriel of Urantia (real name Anthony Joseph Delevin). He is a notorious Cult leader that will sway your loved one's beliefs away from their real family, assign them a new name transmitted to him from beings in outer space (not kidding) take their identity and bring them into the workforce of brainwashed people living on his multi-million dollar estate at Tumacacori, AZ. Beware him and his already brainwashed cult!
Re: “Green Valley Meditation Group”
Their wesite is: greenvalleymeditationgroup.org
it's a nice, peaceful group... I love it.
Re: “Submissions Sought for Playwriting Award”
Hey, I'm an anglo. How about a contest I can enter, too?
Re: “New Year's Eve Comedy Murder-Mystery Dinner Theater”
The website for additional information is:
www.TucsonDinnerTheater.com
And the Hotel has agreed, as an option for only $32.50 additional per person (double occupancy), that Dinner Theater attendees can add an overnight Hotel stay at the Four Points by Sheraton University Plaza (reg. price $105), which includes a deluxe sleeping room for the evening, special Breakfast promotion New Year’s Day and most importantly the ability to avoid the drive home. PLEASE DON'T DRINK & DRIVE!
I WANNA CHECK OUT YA SHOW HOMIE... NICE MEETING YOU 2DAY! PEACE.
Re: “David Raibon”
I bought tickets for ten of us to attend this show on Nov. 4th. David was excellent. I wish I could remember the name of one of the other comedians that performed that night. He was real good too!
Re: “Beowulf Alley Theatre Company”
Times listed in this notice are incorrect.
Wednesday--Friday performances begin at 7pm.
Saturday and Sunday matinees begin at 2:30pm.
The show runs through 12/24, Christmas eve.
Re: “Citizens Climate Lobby”
For more information, see http://www.citizensclimatelobby.org
If you wonder who's responsible for holding up action on climate change, read OUTING
THE OLIGARCHY: BILLIONAIRES WHO BENEFIT FROM TODAY’S CLIMATE CRISIS
http://ifg.org/pdf/IFG_plutonomy.pdf
Re: “Desert Archaeology: Archaeology Café”
This event is not hosted by Desert Archaeology. It is hosted by the Center for Desert Archaeology.
Re: “The Aces, The Project, Kiss and the Tells”
The Project was the most refreshing sound I've ever heard in Tucson!! Tucson needs music like this. There is no other band in Tucson playing there type of music. THERE AWESOME!!!!!!
Re: “The Aces, The Project, Kiss and the Tells”
The Project was the most refreshing sound I've ever heard in Tucson!! Tucson needs music like this. There is no other band in Tucson playing there type of music. THERE AWESOME!!!!!!
Re: “Old Pearce Heritage Days”
Just one correction on the story above. Effie Anderson Smith was born in 1869 in Arkansas, but moved with her family to New Mexico in 1892, and then to Arizona where she married at Bisbee in 1895. She spend most of her adult life in Pearce (1896-1941), in Douglas (1941-51) and Prescott (1951-55).
If you missed opportunity to see her Impressionist paintings in Pearce over Thanksgiving, be sure to join us for the larger retrospective exhibit of her finest work during the Arizona Centennial celebrations in Douglas - when the Douglas Art Association hosts their centennial exhibit entitled "Effie Anderson Smith: Pioneer Painter", at their Gallery during the entire month of February 2012.
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Re: “Global Warming: How Serious Is It?”
good presentation. however, i still don't understand how climate scientists can put so much faith in the models. How is it possible to know with a high level of certainty that a) a 2 degree rise in global temprature is a safe level and b) increasing CO2 to a certain threshold (e.g. 450 ppm) actually translates to a 2 degree global temperature rise. Scientists don't adequately explain where they get these numbers as they seem, after all, rather arbitrary.
The climate is a complicated system with lots of puzzle pieces (solar output, sunspots, greenhouse gases, direct and indirect effect of aerosols, forest fires, volcanoes etc....)and feedback loops (both positive and negative, water vapor, snow-ice etc..). Climate models cannot accurately simulate clouds and yet clouds generate a radiative forcing (both warming +30 W/m2 and cooling -50W/m2) that is an order of magnitude greater than CO2 (+2-4 W/m2). If the Younger-Dryas period is any indication (and the movie The Day After Tomorrow), any slight warming could create a catastrophic collapse of the Greenland Ice sheet which would cut off the North Atlantic thermohaline circulation and lead to an ice age.
Also, climate scientist's bare some responsibility for the public relations failures. They are not always transparent with there data and methodology, and so scandals like the climate-gate emails, and the so-called "hockey stick" controversy provides critics with much ammunition to throw accusations that the evidence is doctored.
Patrick Cobb