Mid way through I ran out of storage space. But it was a lively discussion and I think a really good class. .

Here is the second part of Doug Carlson's irrigation kit presentation where he has the participants put together a kit, answers questions, and more

(Part 1 is much more audio friendly!)

http://www.chapinlivingwaters.org/

Part 1 (of A wonderful presentation on the use of small drip irrigation systems by Doug (and Nancy) Carlson of Chapin Living Waters.

A home run! No, a grand slam home run.

http://www.chapinlivingwaters.org/

The second political science class covered immigration in the US and the world. It also mentioned current US politics and difficulties in getting US citizenship.

The second part of the Bonas and Beyond presentation at the library.

Haitian Culture, Haitian Food, Discussions of deforestation, charcoal, orphanages, garden programs, and the Q&A section.

Sorry it is out of order, I messed up--Jim) but it is well worth a listen!

SBU Chemistry Professor Jerry Godbout teaches on various sources of energy. Conclusion: burning stuff is bad and we will likely eventually run out, but no single solution to our energy needs.

BonasandBeyond students attend Mary Rose Kubal's political scince lecture on immigration in the Walsh Aud on Tuesday.

Well this was fun! It worked perfectly. We spoke of the law of one price and transaction costs. And showed why the law should hold if no transaction costs existed, the law of one price should hold.

Good class! Help in Peterson Board Room on SBU campus.

Very good first class! We spoke of the need to be scalable, cloud computing, Google Drive/Docs, and Trello. They even asked for homework!

First of two parts of the Bonas and Beyond presentation at the Olean Public Library on history, geography, culture, food, and how we can help deal with the issues facing the people of Haiti.