Boron fusion, specifically proton-boron-11 (p-B11) fusion, the path to clean and sustainable energy> Advantages is that fusion is safer because it produces no neutrons, only alpha particles, and uses abundant, non-radioactive fuel.
The same Sub-atomic reactions that power the sun and sssssstars.Monitering dust accumulation, using techniques called glow discharge cleaning.
The natural of the beast
in it's creation
one looks toward
its significance
to understand it's value
looking to the future
one would wish to
hasten and rushing
through the frivolous ends
to get to the
main event
the day they
we have achieved
our goals
and maintains then
is the only
obstacle
we are facing
represent the concept of fusion energy
synthesizers, strings (like violins and cellos), and percussion (especially gongs and timpani, a drumroll in introduction.
It was a time that I will never forget,
a time of grunge, flannel, and war;
A War on authority, a war on what we knew;
Electric colors and synthesizers are gone;
I remember the death of hair metal,
and the birth of a much grittier truth;
Fangs were so easy to hide in ‘85,
yet it’s 1993 that left it’s mark on me;
Less acceptable distractions from ‘real’
made concealment a much tighter trick;
Oh 90’s energy and its desire to explode,
to create revolution kick down every door;
Although viewed by some as a renaissance,
this decade to me felt more like a demise;
A demise of decadence, a demise of phony;
It’s been a century now, things do change;
I’ve survived death many ways, many times;
Living through the 90’s I will never forget.
The 80's electronic band
The Human League
Came from Sheffield England
My home town
Phil Oakey
The lead singer
Had his hair short on one side
The over long hanging down.
He met the two girl singers
Who were dancing
In the crazy Daisy pub
He liked what he saw
and singed them up
To go on tour.
Such hits as 'Being boiled'
'Mirror man'
'Don't you want me''
And''The sound of the crowd'
Were played in many clubs and bars
Often loud.
He is one of the reasons I play synthesizers
Myself today
Now bald as a badger
His famous long locks gone
But he still writes
And can still sing a song.
Other local bands, Def leopard, Heaven 17, ABC ,Pulp, Artric monkeys,
Jarvis cocker, Joe cocker, Richard Hawley,
Living in a box, Baby bird, Paul Carrick, Tony Christie. Rev and the Makers, and many others.
Peter Dome.copyright.2014. march.
Closing my eyes I meditate
on the beauty
of the "new age" sounds emanating
from
my
CD player
Synthesizers, keyboard,crystal bowls
All send out relaxing tones
to calm the system and heal the heart
The weather outside is becoming frigid
Yet I find warmth within
The cosmic energy in the atmosphere delights me
So I am moved to pick up a pen
and commit my thoughts to paper
Hope you too find "inner peace
In the hustle and bustle of city life
Inner peace is hard to find
Yet it can be done friends - it can be done!
The staccato stammering of bass guitars
punctuated the flash of strobe lights.
Limitless vistas of black and gray;
smothering the crowd in ghoulish poses.
Framed, as if frozen, in a glow of acid white.
Some stagger, their movements mimicking,
the rigors of death or birth?
Others jerk puppet like
upon invisible, randomly clipped, strings.
And, as the music grinds to a halt,
driven by the apocalyptic pace of the Disc Jockey,
and the hard scratching sound of synthesizers;
the charmed, trance dancers disperse;
swallowed whole by the shadows.
*St. Vitus's dance was a social phenomenon
that occurred primarily in mainland Europe
between the 14th and 18th centuries;
it involved groups of people, sometimes thousands at a time,
who danced uncontrollably and bizarrely.
Men, women, and children would dance
through the streets of towns or cities,
sometimes foaming at the mouth
until they collapsed from fatigue....and the beat goes on....
Heavy bass growling
Synthesizers mutating
3l3c+r0n1c sound
Before extravagant, painted musicians
with fantastical hats and synthesizers
crooning 80's melodies and harmonies,
there was us.
A small band of two conjoined families
with an insatiable hunger for culture
We picked a nation out of a hat
Germany, Russia, Hawaii, Spain
and prepared their food
wore their clothes
sang their songs
told their stories
We planned and planned and planned
to events worthy of being called "eventful"
Then we picked composers:
Beethoven, Bartok, Chopin, Grieg
and played their music
told their lives
wrote their poems
cried their tears
We lost ourselves in history and the present tense
Memories to bless the skin and swallow the mind - whole.
There isn't a child born, who wouldn't expand their existence
with such an upbringing.
So we said:
"Kill the TV!"
"Run 'till panting"
"Never judge"
"Yearn to learn"
We dreamed away the evenings
spent in other lands, as other people
with the true realization that culture
can be found in your own living room...
if you look hard enough.
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