 What's On: Other Screens
(Toronto Star: Thu, 31 Jan) Buddies in Bad Times Theatre Peace of Art Film Series Fri.: black./womyn.:conversations... 7 p.m. ($12/PWYC). 12 Alexander St.
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 Peak oil to arrive sooner than expected
(AME Info: Wed, 23 Jan) Peak oil, the point in time at which the maximum global petroleum production rate is reached, will arrive sooner than most observers expect and bring about an economic crisis that will be much greater than the one that is currently taking place in the world markets, according to author David Strahan.
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 Architecture movie series focuses on apocalypse
(The Lantern: Thu, 31 Jan) The Winter 2008 Knowlton School of Architecture Movie Series is offering films throughout the quarter on an unexpected theme for a school that trains the designers and planners of the future: the apocalypse. "Foreshadow, Crisis, Aftermath" features films about people struggling to survive in the face of zombie attacks, epidemic disease, economic and social collapse and global terrorism and ...
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 Other FILM events
(Tucson Citizen: Thu, 31 Jan) SYNAESTHESIA DVD RELEASE SHOW: Watch never-before-seen footage of Synaesthesia 2007, a multimedia event that fused live improvisation with video produced by Pan Left Productions. The DVD includes edited versions of each of the five music sets, including performances by Nick Luca, Jose "Pepo" Saavedra and others. Musicians improvised their shows to Pan Left video made especially for the occasion. ...
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 Wood Chips, Peak oil, and the recession
(North Denver News: Sun, 27 Jan) Via Environmental News Network:Unofficially the United States is now in an economic recession. Investment bankers Merrill Lynch say so. Officially, the US may not be in recession for months. That kind of announcement usually comes from the White House, but since this a presidential election year, and the party of the sitting president usually is ousted when there’s bad economic performance, the ...
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 Not ‘Peak Oil,’ but Lots More Oil
(Accuracy In Media: Fri, 25 Jan) There was an interesting news item out of Moscow in late September, to which most people probably paid little heed.
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 City Week
(Tucson Weekly: Thu, 31 Jan) Our top picks of what to do and where to do it for the week.
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 More News
(Gazette.Net: Wed, 30 Jan) This marks the final stage of repair work that began when the pavers on sections of Maryland Avenue and Gibbs Street began shifting out of place late last winter, city staff members say.
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