Mitchell’s Journey Part 6 of 7 Doubts increased for Mitchell during a class study of entropy. Known as the Second Law of Thermodynamics it plainly says that left to itself everything deteriorates or randomizes. What was organized or well-ordered becomes disordered. Without influence from outside itself the entity degenerates. The professor credited the sun with […]

Engine An engine is an energy converter. In an auto it converts gasoline into turning wheels. In an olde fashioned train locomotive the conversion was from coal to steam to turning wheels. So an engine needs fuel. An automobile engine uses the fuel to, along with pressure and a spark, make a string of small […]

AT THE OLIVER COMMUNITY CENTER A group of very dedicated women are making a difference in Oliver. This group was formed in 1991 and later became Women of Oliver for Women (WOW) so that they were able to keep all monies made by their Fundraisers to go to much needed projects right here in our […]

VICTORIA – British Columbia’s Quarterly Environmental Enforcement Summary for the first quarter of 2016 outlines four orders, 15 administrative sanctions, 279 tickets and 25 court convictions for a combined total of over $3.5 million in penalties. B.C.’s Quarterly Environmental Enforcement Summary is published four times a year. It lists enforcement actions taken and associated fines […]