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THE SMALLEST SOLAR POWER CINEMA OF THE WORLD
SWANSEA now has the smallest solar powered cinema in the world.
The micro movie house powered entirely by the sun is fully mobile and can be towed behind a car. It can accommodate eight adults and has a full library of comedy, quirky films, movie shorts and music videos.
The Sol Cinema has been lavished with pride and style. A low energy LED projector shows short movies in cinematic surroundings. Lithium batteries are used to store the energy from the sun to power the cinema all day and night.
Photovoltaic panel harness the sunlight, even as the films are being shown and never run out of power.
Audiences at the moment range from children to pensioners and all get educated and entertained by solar powered cinema.”
The micro movie house powered entirely by the sun is fully mobile and can be towed behind a car. It can accommodate eight adults and has a full library of comedy, quirky films, movie shorts and music videos.
The Sol Cinema has been lavished with pride and style. A low energy LED projector shows short movies in cinematic surroundings. Lithium batteries are used to store the energy from the sun to power the cinema all day and night.
Photovoltaic panel harness the sunlight, even as the films are being shown and never run out of power.
Audiences at the moment range from children to pensioners and all get educated and entertained by solar powered cinema.”
Thursday, May 5, 2011
BANKER SPENDS 35 YEARS COLLECTING BEER CANS
Nick West, 51-year-old banker from Clevendon, Britain has spent the last 35 years putting together an impressive collection of 6,788 beer cans.
The banker from North Somerset started his British beer can collection when he was only 16 years old. His wife-to-be, Dorothy, bought him a book about collecting beer cans, not knowing she would spend the next 35 years regretting her bad taste in presents. Nick became quite fond of collecting all kinds of beer cans, and before long, the couple had to move to a larger house, one that would be roomy enough for his ever-growing collection.
Dorothy doesn’t approve of her husband’s hobby, and she’s sure that if they would have remained in their old home, they could have paid off the entire mortgage by now. Instead, the largest room in their new house is now occupied by 6,788 cans of beer. To top things off, Nick spends serious amount of money on vintage beer cans, as much as $1,975 for one of the first cans ever produced in Britain.
Nick West usually drinks the contents of the beer cans he collects, but he doesn’t do it the usual way. Instead of pulling the key, he makes two holes in the bottom of the can, empties the content, drinks it, and ads the can to his collection. That’s kind of a hassle, but I guess it’s worth it, if you can live every guy’s dream of having a house full of beer cans.
The banker from North Somerset started his British beer can collection when he was only 16 years old. His wife-to-be, Dorothy, bought him a book about collecting beer cans, not knowing she would spend the next 35 years regretting her bad taste in presents. Nick became quite fond of collecting all kinds of beer cans, and before long, the couple had to move to a larger house, one that would be roomy enough for his ever-growing collection.
Dorothy doesn’t approve of her husband’s hobby, and she’s sure that if they would have remained in their old home, they could have paid off the entire mortgage by now. Instead, the largest room in their new house is now occupied by 6,788 cans of beer. To top things off, Nick spends serious amount of money on vintage beer cans, as much as $1,975 for one of the first cans ever produced in Britain.
Nick West usually drinks the contents of the beer cans he collects, but he doesn’t do it the usual way. Instead of pulling the key, he makes two holes in the bottom of the can, empties the content, drinks it, and ads the can to his collection. That’s kind of a hassle, but I guess it’s worth it, if you can live every guy’s dream of having a house full of beer cans.
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