Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Moving forward
If you liked what you saw in Dolores Park last Saturday, check out what else Teacher with the Bus has to offer.
Building off of all the positive responses we've received from folks across the country and even around the world, we're moving forward with Lights Out America. Please join us in taking it to the next level by participating in Lights Out America on March 29th, 2008!
Sunday, October 21, 2007
THANK YOU!
Here are some photos from before and during the event at Dolores:
Saturday, October 20, 2007
Google Turns Out Lights In Support
Ok this is very cool...our friends at Google have "turned out the lights" on their homepage for users in the Bay Area. I can see it but some friends are not seeing it yet. It may take some time for the page to find its way to all the local servers? They have written a special page for us as well: http://www.google.com/lightsoutsf/
Thanks Google!
TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT!
-Treat yourself (and someone else) to a candlelight dinner at one of our participating restaurants.
-Help us out by taking photos and emailing them to pictures@lightsoutsf.org.
-JOIN US IN DOLORES PARK FOR FREE MUSIC!!!
Friday, October 19, 2007
Governor Schwarzenegger Supports Lights Out San Francisco
Nancy Pelosi supports Lights Out San Francisco
We just learned that our very own, Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi issued a statement in support of Lights Out. Thanks very much for the support...
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Pelosi Statement on Lights Out San Francisco
Washington, D.C. – Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued the following statement regarding Lights Out San Francisco, a city-wide conservation event in which organizers are inviting the entire San Francisco community to install one compact fluorescent light bulb (CFL) and turn off all non-essential lighting from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.:
"Climate change presents a challenge to the survival of our planet. While there is an urgent need for decisive action to address climate change and greenhouse gas reduction nationally and globally, we must act locally as well.
"Solutions to the climate crisis must be as local as our neighborhoods and as global as the planet. By taking part in Lights Out San Francisco, each resident will be taking a positive step towards reducing green house gases emissions on a local level.
"Thank you to the visionary organizers of Lights Out San Francisco and to the many businesses, residents and visitors who will participate in turning out the lights in San Francisco and helping to reduce the energy consumption in our city."
Thanks to Craigslist
Our good friends at Craigslist posted a link from their homepages in San Francisco and LA. Thanks guys...this will definitely help raise awareness of our event and save energy.