Sufficient for at least two atomic bomb, Iran is in possession of low-enriched uranium, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) was informed that. Since February, a half tonnes, 4.1 tonnes the quantity of uranium produced in the Islamic Republic - is compiled by the IAEA, for kilencoldalas confidential report, which came across the Reuters news agency. According to experts, this quantity, if significantly more enriched, enough to build two or three atomic bombs.
The document showed that the IAEA Director-General is not quite three weeks ago sent a letter to the Iranian nuclear agency head. In repeated, the IAEA is concerned that the Iranian nuclear program may have military dimension. Amano Juki has requested by letter that Iran shall without delay allow IAEA inspectors access to sites of interest to the nuclear program, equipment, documents and professionals, in order to clarify some very important questions.
Asgard Szoltaníje Ali, Iran's delegate to the IAEA, criticized assigned to the Vienna-based UN specialized agency of the baseless accusations, which would be detrimental to the reputation of the IAEA.
Büntetőintézkedéseket while the U.S. government has ordered seven new foreign companies doing business with Iran, including Venezuela's state oil company (PDVS) against. The energy and transportation companies of the Iranian action aims üzemanyagimport more difficult. The penalties for a total of 16 companies and individuals - including Chinese - affects those who "produce weapons of mass destruction" technology necessary to be traded.
2011年5月25日 星期三
Bookfest opened its doors
Special guest at the Bookfest, Hungary with approximately 1,000 books future Romanian-Hungarian relations, and the printed book, are hot topics on which he proposes to highlight Bookfest Salon, the book's main annual event in the capital of Romania, arrived this year at the sixth edition, with special guest Hungary.
"Over the past 20 years, everything was read in Romania has been produced to the fair", see, among others, president of the Publishers of Romania, Mr Mihai Penescu ... The official opening was attended by Deputy Prime Minister Marko Bela, Minister of Culture and National Heritage Kelemen Hunor Szocs Geza - Secretary of State for Culture, Ministry of National Resources in Hungary, Zoltan Bretter, director of the Hungarian Cultural Centre Bucurseti, and Zenta Laszlo Peter, Director Publishers and Booksellers Foundation in Hungary. The latter came with information about Romania particiaprea Book Fair in Budapest, in 2009, with no more than 30 authors translated into Hungarian.
Minister of Culture, Kelemen Hunor, assured that the Ministry of Culture has been and will remain with the guild publishers and the legislative will try to find solutions to assist them to survive. "We must take care not to go away any major publisher, the written word not go away," he said.
Book Fair this year - solemnly opened by Deputy Prime Minister Marko Bela and Hunor Kelemen, and the Secretary of State flag of Hungary Zsolt Nemeth - present 150 houses, compared to 120 last year, a notable speakers, led by the main organizer of the Fair, president of AIR Grigore Arsene. Was crowned the inaugural day of a conference "Danube Forum, led by Geza Szocs.
A Fair attraction today is the launch of the book "Saving in Hell" by Tvrtko Vujity, appeared at the Old Court Publishing. Special guests stated yesterday at the opening, the presence of about 1,000 works published in Hungary at the stand is a result of rigorous selection Bookfest.
"Over the past 20 years, everything was read in Romania has been produced to the fair", see, among others, president of the Publishers of Romania, Mr Mihai Penescu ... The official opening was attended by Deputy Prime Minister Marko Bela, Minister of Culture and National Heritage Kelemen Hunor Szocs Geza - Secretary of State for Culture, Ministry of National Resources in Hungary, Zoltan Bretter, director of the Hungarian Cultural Centre Bucurseti, and Zenta Laszlo Peter, Director Publishers and Booksellers Foundation in Hungary. The latter came with information about Romania particiaprea Book Fair in Budapest, in 2009, with no more than 30 authors translated into Hungarian.
Minister of Culture, Kelemen Hunor, assured that the Ministry of Culture has been and will remain with the guild publishers and the legislative will try to find solutions to assist them to survive. "We must take care not to go away any major publisher, the written word not go away," he said.
Book Fair this year - solemnly opened by Deputy Prime Minister Marko Bela and Hunor Kelemen, and the Secretary of State flag of Hungary Zsolt Nemeth - present 150 houses, compared to 120 last year, a notable speakers, led by the main organizer of the Fair, president of AIR Grigore Arsene. Was crowned the inaugural day of a conference "Danube Forum, led by Geza Szocs.
A Fair attraction today is the launch of the book "Saving in Hell" by Tvrtko Vujity, appeared at the Old Court Publishing. Special guests stated yesterday at the opening, the presence of about 1,000 works published in Hungary at the stand is a result of rigorous selection Bookfest.
In addition
Mon MD pointed out: The first organization Supka Book Week celebration initiated by Géza journalist, saying that "one day of the year rendeztessék a meeting with the writers and the audience directly, bohemian way." Supka initiative in 1929, actually organized the first such meeting, and Kriterion as the leader put it: "the Vörösmarty square in Budapest, the Hungarian book trade is still a mecca," and although since then a number of sites enrolled in the programs, the space left in the node.
Over time, rural towns were involved in organizing a Book Week - a small town in Hungary now has about 50 programs - in 1941 and, after the Second Vienna Award, Satu Mare, Oradea, Targu Mures and Cluj also joined the organization, then Cluj Moricz Zsigmond was the " the star guest. " "Last year we talked about Peter Laszlo Zentai, the event organizer of Hungarian Book Publishers and Booksellers Association of the President, who said that they want to take it beyond the borders of the event. Seeing the success of the day Hungary Cluj, I asked Julius and DAHR programirodáját nice to help the organization "- Mon remembered challenge it Tailor. Publishers tents in front of the birthplace of King Matthias set up, because it is "well belakható" whereas 70 years ago, losing to the Main Square hosting events exhibitors.
The publishers participating in events mainly in Transylvania, the Hungarian publishers reported a smaller number than expected, but the cross-border marketing of books Xantus Hungarian bookshops such as highland and courtesy of Hungarian books will be purchased. The event also Csoóri Budapest poet, writer opens with whom the audience is also the seat of Cluj Society organized the opening day, Thursday. The local literary specialists David Julius, head of the Polis Publisher opens a Week of Books.
In addition, the Sapientia University, Cluj-Napoca company hosting Bocskay Óváry Hall of the House and the Klausen cafe will also have events and concerts, while the young artists cafe Bulgakov reading of ad space. Nice Gyula said: 'the course, expand the event, and the Transylvania Partium also like to involve.
Over time, rural towns were involved in organizing a Book Week - a small town in Hungary now has about 50 programs - in 1941 and, after the Second Vienna Award, Satu Mare, Oradea, Targu Mures and Cluj also joined the organization, then Cluj Moricz Zsigmond was the " the star guest. " "Last year we talked about Peter Laszlo Zentai, the event organizer of Hungarian Book Publishers and Booksellers Association of the President, who said that they want to take it beyond the borders of the event. Seeing the success of the day Hungary Cluj, I asked Julius and DAHR programirodáját nice to help the organization "- Mon remembered challenge it Tailor. Publishers tents in front of the birthplace of King Matthias set up, because it is "well belakható" whereas 70 years ago, losing to the Main Square hosting events exhibitors.
The publishers participating in events mainly in Transylvania, the Hungarian publishers reported a smaller number than expected, but the cross-border marketing of books Xantus Hungarian bookshops such as highland and courtesy of Hungarian books will be purchased. The event also Csoóri Budapest poet, writer opens with whom the audience is also the seat of Cluj Society organized the opening day, Thursday. The local literary specialists David Julius, head of the Polis Publisher opens a Week of Books.
In addition, the Sapientia University, Cluj-Napoca company hosting Bocskay Óváry Hall of the House and the Klausen cafe will also have events and concerts, while the young artists cafe Bulgakov reading of ad space. Nice Gyula said: 'the course, expand the event, and the Transylvania Partium also like to involve.
2011年5月22日 星期日
Growing PV market in Taiwan
Innovalight hires Grandway Wonice Technology to sell silicon ink to solar cell manufacturers in Taiwan
Innovalight manufactures a proprietary nanotechnology-based silicon ink and licenses a proprietary platform process which allows for a simple upgrade to solar PV cell manufacturing production lines to boost performance of solar cells and lower production costs.
"We are delighted to be the sales channel for Innovalight's innovative silicon ink technology in Taiwan," said Mei Lee, General Manager for Grandway Wonice.
"There is a large and growing market in Taiwan for Innovalight's technology to help improve the economics of producing high-efficiency solar cells," she added.
"As we are expanding our presence in Taiwan, we need to be closer to our customers," said Boris Mathiszik, vice president of worldwide sales for Innovalight. "We are delighted to be partnered with Grandway Wonice Technology," he added.
Innovalight manufactures a proprietary nanotechnology-based silicon ink and licenses a proprietary platform process which allows for a simple upgrade to solar PV cell manufacturing production lines to boost performance of solar cells and lower production costs.
"We are delighted to be the sales channel for Innovalight's innovative silicon ink technology in Taiwan," said Mei Lee, General Manager for Grandway Wonice.
"There is a large and growing market in Taiwan for Innovalight's technology to help improve the economics of producing high-efficiency solar cells," she added.
"As we are expanding our presence in Taiwan, we need to be closer to our customers," said Boris Mathiszik, vice president of worldwide sales for Innovalight. "We are delighted to be partnered with Grandway Wonice Technology," he added.
Time-domain tailored-pulse laser enables scribing of CIGS solar modules
Matt Rekow, Richard Murison, PyroPhotonics Lasers, a subsidiary of ESI, Inc, Montreal, QC, Canada
Laser scribing is an enabling process for the formation of monolithic series interconnects for large panel thin film solar cells. Interconnect formation typically requires three scribing operations known in the industry as P1, P2 and P3. A fourth operation, often referred to as P4, removes shunts at the edges and prepares the module for electrical interconnect and encapsulation. Laser scribe processes based on nanosecond (ns) pulsed lasers are preferred for both a-silicon and CdTe thin film PV manufacturing. CIGS (copper indium gallium selenide) is a different story. In this case, the shunt and series resistance of laser processed modules suffers unacceptably due to thermal degradation when traditional ns pulse lasers are used.
Success has been claimed utilizing picosecond (ps) lasers for CIGS P2 and P3, however, negative thermal effects still cannot be avoided as is evident in Fig. 2a. Furthermore, such lasers are much more expensive, much larger and considered far less industrially robust than ns lasers. Consequently, they have yet to gain broad acceptance across the solar industry. Because of these concerns, mechanical stylus scribing continues to be the industry norm for CIGS P2 and P3 scribing.
The tailored-pulse laser
The invention of a new type of fiber laser has enabled discovery and exploitation of a previously unknown process window for the CIGS P2 and P3 process. The laser is a 1064nm pulse programmable fiber laser [1]. Unlike more traditional lasers, this laser technology allows the pulse duration to be varied from approximately two to several 100s of nanoseconds, independent of the laser repetition rate, which can be varied up to 500kHz. In addition, each pulse can be arbitrarily programmed to generate a specific desired temporal profile of instantaneous laser power. Pulse trains comprised of these shaped pulses can be applied to the scribing process at high repetition rates. It is precisely these attributes that are not available in Q-switched or ps lasers that enable this novel and effective process.
Laser scribing is an enabling process for the formation of monolithic series interconnects for large panel thin film solar cells. Interconnect formation typically requires three scribing operations known in the industry as P1, P2 and P3. A fourth operation, often referred to as P4, removes shunts at the edges and prepares the module for electrical interconnect and encapsulation. Laser scribe processes based on nanosecond (ns) pulsed lasers are preferred for both a-silicon and CdTe thin film PV manufacturing. CIGS (copper indium gallium selenide) is a different story. In this case, the shunt and series resistance of laser processed modules suffers unacceptably due to thermal degradation when traditional ns pulse lasers are used.
Success has been claimed utilizing picosecond (ps) lasers for CIGS P2 and P3, however, negative thermal effects still cannot be avoided as is evident in Fig. 2a. Furthermore, such lasers are much more expensive, much larger and considered far less industrially robust than ns lasers. Consequently, they have yet to gain broad acceptance across the solar industry. Because of these concerns, mechanical stylus scribing continues to be the industry norm for CIGS P2 and P3 scribing.
The tailored-pulse laser
The invention of a new type of fiber laser has enabled discovery and exploitation of a previously unknown process window for the CIGS P2 and P3 process. The laser is a 1064nm pulse programmable fiber laser [1]. Unlike more traditional lasers, this laser technology allows the pulse duration to be varied from approximately two to several 100s of nanoseconds, independent of the laser repetition rate, which can be varied up to 500kHz. In addition, each pulse can be arbitrarily programmed to generate a specific desired temporal profile of instantaneous laser power. Pulse trains comprised of these shaped pulses can be applied to the scribing process at high repetition rates. It is precisely these attributes that are not available in Q-switched or ps lasers that enable this novel and effective process.
About SMCPS
St. Mary's County Public Schools (SMCPS) is consistently ranked with the top school systems in the state regarding academic performance. This year, SMCPS leads all Maryland school systems by achieving an adequate yearly progress rating of 98.95 percent on the Maryland School Assessment (MSA). More students are receiving choice based programs through the school system's educational pathways. These pathways, which allow students to be successful at the next level of education and in the world of work, include the Chesapeake Public Charter School, STEM academies at the elementary, middle, and high school levels, the Academy of Finance, the Global and International Studies program at the high school level, Tech Connect Program, and Fairlead Academy at the high school level for students who need additional support. SMCPS has great focus on its green school program, with a green school coordinator in each school. The school system recently completed construction on a Gold LEED elementary school where every aspect of the building is a teaching tool and is relevant to the curriculum, including photovoltaic panels, a wind turbine, two 15,000 gallon cisterns for the harvesting of rainwater, and attention to the environmental sensitive sites in which the school has been carefully placed to preserve endangered species. Additionally, SMCPS has a green school mobile classroom that travels to each school to support the curriculum and has a mascot, Wattson, who works with students to promote energy conservation and recycling efforts and educates students on the importance of natural resources.
About Standard Solar
Standard Solar, Inc. is a leader in the full-service development, construction, integration, financing and installation of solar electric systems. Dedicated to making solar solutions more accessible to consumers, businesses, institutions and governments, the company is leading the way to energy independence. Committed to offering responsible and energy cost-saving solar solutions that conform to the highest standards, Standard Solar is one of the most trusted and respected solar companies. Since 2004, Standard Solar has been the partner of choice to make solar energy financially accessible, helping customers through financing options, including Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and navigating expanded federal and state and local tax credits. The company's Standard Energy Solutions (SES) division provides energy auditing and retrofitting services for energy improvement projects. Ranked the 73rd Fastest Growing Private Company in America in 2010 by Inc. magazine, and the highest-ranking renewable energy company on the list, Standard Solar is headquartered in Rockville, MD.
About Standard Solar
Standard Solar, Inc. is a leader in the full-service development, construction, integration, financing and installation of solar electric systems. Dedicated to making solar solutions more accessible to consumers, businesses, institutions and governments, the company is leading the way to energy independence. Committed to offering responsible and energy cost-saving solar solutions that conform to the highest standards, Standard Solar is one of the most trusted and respected solar companies. Since 2004, Standard Solar has been the partner of choice to make solar energy financially accessible, helping customers through financing options, including Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and navigating expanded federal and state and local tax credits. The company's Standard Energy Solutions (SES) division provides energy auditing and retrofitting services for energy improvement projects. Ranked the 73rd Fastest Growing Private Company in America in 2010 by Inc. magazine, and the highest-ranking renewable energy company on the list, Standard Solar is headquartered in Rockville, MD.
High School Eco-Team scores solar panel grant
The high school is driving towards a greener future with a new grant to harness the sun.
Led by the school's Eco-Team, the Haliburton Highlands Secondary School is adding their first solar panel to power their field scoreboard after receiving approval for a Green Apple School Program grant worth $1,000.
This is an initiative funded by Metro to encourage students to participate in the development of a healthier environment.
Eco-Team member and project leader Puru Shah, who has been with the team for two years, said this was a group effort that included his president Vicky Bukta and school advisor Amy Klose to address the complication of powering the field's scoreboard.
This is a legacy project that can serve as an example to the school and the community, he said.
"It's a good initiative to show the students that we can do something green," he said. "It's a challenge for next year and the year after to say, 'top this.'" The balance of the project exceeded the grant total and the school approved to cover the $200 shortfall.This grant program is expected to award up to $1 million to schools.
For next year, the Grade 11 student said, the team is considering a garden in the courtyard, which will grow herbs and vegetables to supply the school's food course.
Although Shah completed the necessary grant paperwork over the course of a couple of days, he downplays his efforts and defers credit to his president and school advisor.
Eco-Team president Vicky Bukta is interested in improving things at her school and the environment.
"Right now our scoreboard is very hard to use since the battery that runs it only lasts about 30 minutes, which is nowhere near the length of a full soccer or football game," she said. "Having the scoreboard run on its own would be great for future sport games we have on the field. At the same time we are helping the environment by having it run on its own with a solar panel," she said.
The Grade 11 student has been part of the eco-team for two years, joining mid-way through Grade 9.
Since the autumn of 2009, the Green Apple School Program has awarded hundreds of $1,000 grants to elementary and high schools in Ontario and Quebec.
Led by the school's Eco-Team, the Haliburton Highlands Secondary School is adding their first solar panel to power their field scoreboard after receiving approval for a Green Apple School Program grant worth $1,000.
This is an initiative funded by Metro to encourage students to participate in the development of a healthier environment.
Eco-Team member and project leader Puru Shah, who has been with the team for two years, said this was a group effort that included his president Vicky Bukta and school advisor Amy Klose to address the complication of powering the field's scoreboard.
This is a legacy project that can serve as an example to the school and the community, he said.
"It's a good initiative to show the students that we can do something green," he said. "It's a challenge for next year and the year after to say, 'top this.'" The balance of the project exceeded the grant total and the school approved to cover the $200 shortfall.This grant program is expected to award up to $1 million to schools.
For next year, the Grade 11 student said, the team is considering a garden in the courtyard, which will grow herbs and vegetables to supply the school's food course.
Although Shah completed the necessary grant paperwork over the course of a couple of days, he downplays his efforts and defers credit to his president and school advisor.
Eco-Team president Vicky Bukta is interested in improving things at her school and the environment.
"Right now our scoreboard is very hard to use since the battery that runs it only lasts about 30 minutes, which is nowhere near the length of a full soccer or football game," she said. "Having the scoreboard run on its own would be great for future sport games we have on the field. At the same time we are helping the environment by having it run on its own with a solar panel," she said.
The Grade 11 student has been part of the eco-team for two years, joining mid-way through Grade 9.
Since the autumn of 2009, the Green Apple School Program has awarded hundreds of $1,000 grants to elementary and high schools in Ontario and Quebec.
Green Mountain Energy sets up solar leasing program
Green Mountain Energy Company in Texas is betting that people are interested enough in solar to pay more for it than for traditional grid power.
The company launched a solar leasing program this week that will allow people to buy into a 20-year lease of solar panels for their residential roofs. The goal is to provide a lower-cost option, with no upfront investment to people who are keen on getting green power.
There's just one catch. The solar lease will cost more than grid power.
The Dallas Morning News reported that an average-size 4-kilowatt array will cost a customer $100 a month and will produce about 450 kilowatt hours of electricity. At current rates, that power would cost the customer $45 to $50, according to the newspaper.
So are people really willing to pay double for clean energy?
Jason Sears, senior manager of product strategy and marketing for Green Mountain Energy, said people are.
"The folks that are interested in solar aren't just interested in saving money," Sears said. "They're interested because they think solar is the right thing to do, and they want to do the right thing."
Sears said the company has several customers who installed panels on their homes despite a lack of incentives, and they had to pay all the upfront ownership costs.
He said the company has been looking for a way to add a solar panel lease option for quite some time because customers had been asking for it.
"The interest has been great so far," Sears said. "We've had a lot of calls and email from people who want more information and are interested in doing it."
The program can be tailor-made to suite each individual homeowner in that they can pay an even amount throughout the lease or arrange to have it start low and gradually increase, Sears said.
Also, in the event a homeowner leases an array that produces more power than the owner uses, Green Mountain Energy buys it back at the same rate customers pay for power as part of the utility's Renewables Rewards program.
"We have one of the most generous rewards programs out there," Sears said.
While the lease program is double the regular price now, Sears said he believes there is enough momentum behind solar to drive people to the leases.
"We're really excited about the lease program," he said. "We really believe it's the most accessible and affordable way for more people to go solar."
The company launched a solar leasing program this week that will allow people to buy into a 20-year lease of solar panels for their residential roofs. The goal is to provide a lower-cost option, with no upfront investment to people who are keen on getting green power.
There's just one catch. The solar lease will cost more than grid power.
The Dallas Morning News reported that an average-size 4-kilowatt array will cost a customer $100 a month and will produce about 450 kilowatt hours of electricity. At current rates, that power would cost the customer $45 to $50, according to the newspaper.
So are people really willing to pay double for clean energy?
Jason Sears, senior manager of product strategy and marketing for Green Mountain Energy, said people are.
"The folks that are interested in solar aren't just interested in saving money," Sears said. "They're interested because they think solar is the right thing to do, and they want to do the right thing."
Sears said the company has several customers who installed panels on their homes despite a lack of incentives, and they had to pay all the upfront ownership costs.
He said the company has been looking for a way to add a solar panel lease option for quite some time because customers had been asking for it.
"The interest has been great so far," Sears said. "We've had a lot of calls and email from people who want more information and are interested in doing it."
The program can be tailor-made to suite each individual homeowner in that they can pay an even amount throughout the lease or arrange to have it start low and gradually increase, Sears said.
Also, in the event a homeowner leases an array that produces more power than the owner uses, Green Mountain Energy buys it back at the same rate customers pay for power as part of the utility's Renewables Rewards program.
"We have one of the most generous rewards programs out there," Sears said.
While the lease program is double the regular price now, Sears said he believes there is enough momentum behind solar to drive people to the leases.
"We're really excited about the lease program," he said. "We really believe it's the most accessible and affordable way for more people to go solar."
May 2: Solar Seminar, After-School Games and Senior Shape-up
It's Monday once again. Keep these events in your mind as you go about your day.
1. Solar Electric Systems Seminar: A representative from Alternative Energy Systems will discuss the environmental and economic benefits of solar electric systems, how they work and how your home qualify for solar energy incentives. The lecture will take place at 7 p.m. at Commack Public Library.
2. Senior Shape-up: Attention, seniors—It's never too late to get in shape. Head to the Suffolk Y. Jewish Community Center at 11:15 a.m. for a low-intensity workout designed to improve flexibility and tone your muscles.
3. Cougars Baseball: Come cheer on the Commack High School baseball team as they take on William Floyd. The home game begins at 4:15 p.m.
4. After-school Game Room: When the afternoon bell rings at Commack Middle School, the games begin. Students are invited to play every Monday and Friday from 2:45-3:30 p.m.
1. Solar Electric Systems Seminar: A representative from Alternative Energy Systems will discuss the environmental and economic benefits of solar electric systems, how they work and how your home qualify for solar energy incentives. The lecture will take place at 7 p.m. at Commack Public Library.
2. Senior Shape-up: Attention, seniors—It's never too late to get in shape. Head to the Suffolk Y. Jewish Community Center at 11:15 a.m. for a low-intensity workout designed to improve flexibility and tone your muscles.
3. Cougars Baseball: Come cheer on the Commack High School baseball team as they take on William Floyd. The home game begins at 4:15 p.m.
4. After-school Game Room: When the afternoon bell rings at Commack Middle School, the games begin. Students are invited to play every Monday and Friday from 2:45-3:30 p.m.
In the interests of the Hungarians
The Hope Movement for Hungarian break point may be the next election - said László Balint, president of MRM in the political organization of the presentation of Zenta, which was held Saturday afternoon at the Lakeside-Centar tanácstermében local community. The party chairman said that the MRM is designed to specifically mérettesse himself alone in these elections. Laszlo Balint noted in this context also that the Serbian political parties are not departing for the joint list, the Hungarian Coalition Party, which is the last Óbecse meeting in which representatives of the MRM does not invited, denounced the party, and ruled out the possibility that this be a member of the coalition.
- Our goal is that where there are communal organizational or will be in our party to government representatives, and at least one representative of the Republic of Hungary to the Hope Movement - the party's plans for achieving this goal Laszlo Balint, who Senta meeting also stressed the necessity to a generation of political and scope should be given a clean history to people who are genuinely committed towards the Hungarians.
- Our goal is that where there are communal organizational or will be in our party to government representatives, and at least one representative of the Republic of Hungary to the Hope Movement - the party's plans for achieving this goal Laszlo Balint, who Senta meeting also stressed the necessity to a generation of political and scope should be given a clean history to people who are genuinely committed towards the Hungarians.
Definitely fun!
The summer programs are Senta in all aspects of the Summer Youth Games can be highlighted by July this year to 19-23. is held on the Volksgarten. There are many people who have already made a major event and even more people who believe that it would not be true in the summer for youth games without. That is what we can expect this year visitors to the festival, Tajti Attila, chief of the events talked about.
You were the second time this year the festival organizing team lead. What are the things that have worked during the festival last year and so this year will be a part of events, however, are those that do not really come in and rewrite it so?
- Be a good mood and the safety of visitors to the festival, which is excellently played the field last year, I think. The mood in ensuring young people play a large role in the bands is an experience, so we tried to color this year is the musical lineup. It also takes into account that the bands seen in games which visitors welcome, and feel free to say that this year they can pick you up at the performers, most of which were requested. The big surprises csapatversennyel also prepare, but Palatine Brigitta, the main organizer of the team asked me to keep secret for the time being. In team sports you can say in relation to the points of contact in any event the jótékonykodással too! The camping opportunities will continue in the usual way we solve. Improved sanitation facilities to more civil society organizations began to negotiate. The basic conditions are met. Every year, more mobile toilets arrived on the scene. They are kept clean for sure there will be no complaints. The toilet needs to the greatest extent possible we try to satisfy this connection, discussions are ongoing. With respect to safety also say that I have very good co-founded the event and the police. This continued. The police are so closely related to the safety our organization, it works so well that a 16 000-year event, attended only 1 full week during a brawl occurred.
It is very important that the parents can rest assured if they know that their child is safe in most of the Summer Youth Games. The biggest change is part of the cultural events happening soon, this is more guests have access to information. In addition, there will be a different day programs, we karszalaghamisítóknak is no chance!
The events of the festival in addition to the elderly and the young parents with small children also lelátogatnak. What recreational opportunities designed for them?
- Of course, everyone needs to be addressed, such as families. The children are also free programs this year, we look forward to kölyöktanyán, and the older age groups will also have programs. Welcomes everyone to the Folk Music Tent, where people of all ages can feel good, and is planning to Summer School. In addition, performers will be satisfactory for all ages, including Damian Francis and the Republik, which is also popular among the elderly.
You were the second time this year the festival organizing team lead. What are the things that have worked during the festival last year and so this year will be a part of events, however, are those that do not really come in and rewrite it so?
- Be a good mood and the safety of visitors to the festival, which is excellently played the field last year, I think. The mood in ensuring young people play a large role in the bands is an experience, so we tried to color this year is the musical lineup. It also takes into account that the bands seen in games which visitors welcome, and feel free to say that this year they can pick you up at the performers, most of which were requested. The big surprises csapatversennyel also prepare, but Palatine Brigitta, the main organizer of the team asked me to keep secret for the time being. In team sports you can say in relation to the points of contact in any event the jótékonykodással too! The camping opportunities will continue in the usual way we solve. Improved sanitation facilities to more civil society organizations began to negotiate. The basic conditions are met. Every year, more mobile toilets arrived on the scene. They are kept clean for sure there will be no complaints. The toilet needs to the greatest extent possible we try to satisfy this connection, discussions are ongoing. With respect to safety also say that I have very good co-founded the event and the police. This continued. The police are so closely related to the safety our organization, it works so well that a 16 000-year event, attended only 1 full week during a brawl occurred.
It is very important that the parents can rest assured if they know that their child is safe in most of the Summer Youth Games. The biggest change is part of the cultural events happening soon, this is more guests have access to information. In addition, there will be a different day programs, we karszalaghamisítóknak is no chance!
The events of the festival in addition to the elderly and the young parents with small children also lelátogatnak. What recreational opportunities designed for them?
- Of course, everyone needs to be addressed, such as families. The children are also free programs this year, we look forward to kölyöktanyán, and the older age groups will also have programs. Welcomes everyone to the Folk Music Tent, where people of all ages can feel good, and is planning to Summer School. In addition, performers will be satisfactory for all ages, including Damian Francis and the Republik, which is also popular among the elderly.
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