2005-11-30

Posted at 23:27 UT by Tamara

Bear takes center stage
in a festive red Christmas quilt
created of re-cycled sweaters.

Posted at 17:24 UT by Tamara

Original Computer Artwork of
Tamara Lynn Scott

Posted at 17:19 UT by Tamara

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Poems to the Earth
International Environmental Film Festival
2001 Honorable Mention

Poems to the Earth
International Environmental Film Festival
2001 Honorable Mention

Original Photography and Prose of
Tamara Lynn Scott
Images of Windmills
from the Island of Oland,
Sweden

We Capture From Our Shores
Clean Air
Clear Hearts,
Clean Energy.

An Engine,
Eternal,
That Always Works.

In The Brilliant Splash of Light
and Life,
Always Moving,
and in all Movement,
the Energy of all Life.

Posted at 16:53 UT by Tamara

Poems to the Earth
International Environmental Film Festival
2001 Honorable Mention

Original Photography and Prose of
Tamara Lynn Scott
Images of Windmills
from the Island of Oland,
Sweden

Skeletal Arms Still Embrace The Seas,
And in Quiet Dream still Unfurl.

And Dance in White Whisperings,
Song of the Winds,
Songs of Old,
Ancient,
Retold,
Re-newable,
Non-Finite.

Posted at 16:42 UT by Tamara

Poems to the Earth
International Environmental Film Festival
2001 Honorable Mention

Original Photography and Prose of
Tamara Lynn Scott
Images of Windmills
from the Island of Oland,
Sweden

Posted at 04:44 UT by Tamara

Doorways into the ancient imbued,
From the Stave Viking Temples of Norway
Serpentine Roof
Piercing the water and sky,
Time drifts by
Clang of steel
Restless Waves

Images from the Series:

Great Getaways of the World
Norway

Posted at 04:20 UT by Tamara

Great Getaways of the World

Viking Temples of Norway
Stave Kirke

The most impressive and aweful sights,
The carved Kirke of Viking Temples,
Whose doorways and rooflines are adorned
By the sailing Serpents,
Ships of the Vikings
Set Sail Still
over crosses of time.

Images of Viking hewn wooden doors
Stave Temples of the Vikings
From the series
Great Getaways of the World
Norway.

Posted at 03:06 UT by Tamara

Midnight hour at Hopperstad,
Among the ghosts and Vikings,
that still haunt the grounds,
In life,
In limb,
In memories born
and born again.
What does not die,
Comes visiting
in Midnight light,
in graveyard stones.

Image of Hopperstad,
Viking and Pagan Temple
of Norway

From the Segment Norway
Great Getaways of the World,
Norway

Posted at 02:35 UT by Tamara

Sod Roofed homes of Norway
are the inspiration behind the prototype
home featured in the series
From The Ground UP
which is currently airing
Green home designs
Created by the Art Institute of San Francisco
to educate the public on creating
Energy Self-Reliant Homes And Systems.

2005-11-29

Posted at 22:20 UT by Tamara

From the Ground Up
Creating Energy Self-Reliant,
Environmentally Friendly,
Homes and Systems

Fourty Acre Mountain Top Site
on which is currently in production
Segments which are highlighting
the Native Plants of the area
to demonstrate plantings with the seasons
of rains to maximize plant successfully
establishing without manual watering.

Native Plant Nurseries and botanists have
been interviewed on the plants chosen to
provide medicine, food, and teas primarily.

In keeping with Self-Reliant Gardening,
special attention is being paid to
deer resistancy,
water efficient usage, seasonally provided
low maintainence,
and self propagating species .

Techniques of creating,
and utilizing all food waste,
Composting methods,,
Usage of Coffee Grounds and
On-Site Debri,
as supplements to soil,
is now currently underway.

Also the usage of materials to prevent
undergrowth along walk-ways,
effective for maximizing water to plantings
is being demonstrated.
Recycled materials as walkway art,
as well as on-site paving materials of wood
are being featured.

Posted at 06:11 UT by Tamara

From the Ground Up
Creating Energy Self-Reliant,
Environmentally Friendly,
Homes and Systems

Fourty Acre Mountain Top Site
On which will be constructed
a Passive, Solar Photovoltaic
2 bedroom,
2 bath home
which will feature

Rainwater collection systems and
underground water storage,

Photovoltaic generation of electricity.

Radiant Floor Heating utilizing
Passive Solar Heated Water,

Passive Gravity Feed Water Systems

Eco-Friendly Timber

Water saving Toilets and

Composting Toilets

Slate looking Roof of Recycled, non-gassing, Automobile Tire Rubber

Cement formed walls of Styrofoam moldings

Energy Saving Windows and Doors

Environmentally Friendly materials

Posted at 05:34 UT by Tamara

From the Ground Up
Creating Energy Self Reliant
Environmentally Friendly
Homes and Systems
is currently airing segments featuring
The Art Academy of San Francisco
Prototype homes designed for the series.

Marble Mosaic groundwork
Use of recycled materials.

2005-11-27

Posted at 23:17 UT by Tamara

International Environmental Film Festival 2003
Honorable Mention
for
Interviews at Monterey Bay Aquarium
The Seafood Watch Program

Segment 21 of the Series
Tamara Lynn Scott
Friday evenings, 5:30 p.m.
Cable 27, Santa Cruz, California
Nationwide on Public Access Cable

2005-11-26

Posted at 01:37 UT by Tamara

Cities of the Maya, Palenque
Tomb of Pacal
Temple of Inscriptions
From the Series: Cities of the Maya
Original Photography and Video of
Tamara Lynn Scott

Posted at 01:08 UT by Tamara

Great Journeys - Photo Essays
Cities of the Maya
Chichen Itza
Main Pyramid - The Castillo
From the Series: Cities of the Maya

Posted at 01:03 UT by Tamara

Great Journeys - Photo Essays
National Bison Range
From the segment: Great Getaways
Montana

Posted at 00:13 UT by Tamara

Great Lighthouses
of the Western Coast.
Pidgeon Point
California
From the Series Segments: Great Getaways of California

2005-11-24

Posted at 01:56 UT by Tamara

Each Day is a Grace
Golden Wings,
Sunset Waves,
Mind Remains
Entuned,
Entoned,
Entamed.

Every Day is a Grace.
To those who see
Who quickly fly
To all gone by
To all that remains.

Each Day has a Face.

Each face is a place
We have to learn
We are to why.

Each Day
Each hour.
Each minute
Each find.

2005-11-23

Posted at 21:09 UT by Tamara

Much more to be thankful for
Than to complain against.
More light than dark.
More heart than stark.
More feeling than art.
More more.
More more.

Harvest of the soul delight,
The ancient grains,
Of golden corns,
Of spirit gains,
And golden worns.

Come to me
Regress a me.

Posted at 20:20 UT by Tamara

Thanksgiving Prayer

Every day,

A grace.

Every heart,

A place.

Every mind,

A chase

Of real

And

Real.
 
 

Every thought,

A true.

Every act,

A do.

Every One,

A clue,

To all

We are

To be.
 
 

2005-11-22

Posted at 03:43 UT by Tamara

International Environmental Film Festival 2004
Florida's Endangered Species
Interviews at Flamingo Gardens
DVD Masters of the Broadcasts,
complete with Broadcast Slates and
ready for submission to your own local
Public Access Cable Station

Posted at 03:09 UT by Tamara

Original Computer Animation
Witness
Tamara Lynn Scott
One World Concerts

Posted at 02:57 UT by Tamara

International Environmental Film Festival
Honorable Mention
Interviews at John G. Shedd Aquarium – Endangered Species – Corals and Sea Turtles
Available as DVD Master with
Broadcast Slates
Ready to submit to your own
local, Public Access Broadcasting Stations.

Posted at 01:30 UT by Tamara

International Environmental Film Festival
Honorable Mention
Poems to the Earth
Available as DVD Master with
Broadcast Slates
Ready to submit to your own
local, Public Access Broadcasting Stations.

2005-11-10

Posted at 17:30 UT by Tamara

Mark of Wisdom

Pastel

Tamara Lynn Scott

Lyric from the One World Concerts

Posted at 17:21 UT by Tamara

The Eye of See

Bits and Pieces

Tamara Lynn Scott

Original Parcay

Prose of the One World Concerts

Posted at 17:12 UT by Tamara

Beach of Dreams

Pastel on Wood

Tamara Lynn Scott

Lyrics from the One World Concerts

Posted at 17:02 UT by Tamara

Steps Leading Into The Vast Become

Oil Painting

Tamara Lynn Scott

Lyrics from the One World Concerts

Posted at 16:45 UT by Tamara

Temple of One

Torn Paper

Tamara Lynn Scott

Posted at 16:42 UT by Tamara

Child of Eternities

Child of Limitless Time and Space

Tamara Lynn Scott

Posted at 03:03 UT by Tamara

Women of Salasaca,
Artists All,
Roadside Stalls
Everyday Trade
Original Photography of Tamara Lynn Scott
Great Journeys
Photo Essay

Posted at 02:20 UT by Tamara

Photo Essay
Mountains of Ecuador
Original Photography of Tamara Lynn Scott
Landscape of Eduador in Great Journeys

Posted at 02:04 UT by Tamara

Photo Essay
Mountains of Ecuador
Original Photography of Tamara Lynn Scott
Landscape of Eduador in Great Journeys

Posted at 01:44 UT by Tamara

Avenues of the Presidente
El Presidente
The White House – Master Bedroom –
Now the ghosts linger,
in corridors
and stairways
and halls,
That look out over long procession ways of
Voices that call
To the sword,
And the enslaved.

Original Photography of Tamara Lynn Scott

Posted at 01:42 UT by Tamara

P>Photo Essay: " Great Journeys" - Ecuador
Doors of Cuenca, the Basilica
Original Photography of Tamara Lynn Scott

Posted at 01:21 UT by Tamara

Artists of Ecuador Highlands:
Photo Essay - " Great Journeys "
Original Photograpny of Tamara Lynn Scott

2005-11-07

Posted at 05:16 UT by Tamara

Original Artwork from
The One World Concerts
Computer Amimation Title
Tamara Lynn Scott
Inner I

Posted at 04:47 UT by Tamara

Original Artwork from
The One World Concerts
Photographic Paper Art of
Tamara Lynn Scott
The Waiting

2005-11-06

Posted at 21:19 UT by Tamara

Original Artwork from
The One World Concerts
Computer animation of
Tamara Lynn Scott
Child of Eternities

Posted at 21:10 UT by Tamara

Original Artwork and Lyric from
The One World Concerts
Computer animation of
Tamara Lynn Scott
Always Searching
Always Dream.

Posted at 20:36 UT by Tamara

Original Artwork from
The One World Concerts
Computer animation of
Tamara Lynn Scott
DVD Duplications

Posted at 20:26 UT by Tamara

Original Artwork from
The One World Concerts
Computer animation of
Tamara Lynn Scott

2005-11-05

Posted at 17:11 UT by Tamara

Program Schedule for Segment 196
 
 

Broadcast Cable Series: Tamara Lynn Scott
Cable 27, Santa Cruz, California
Friday evenings, 5:30 p.m.
 
 

Series:Great Entertainment Events of California Northern California Renaissance Faire

Segment 196: Renaissance Faire

Friday, March 10th, 2006

2005-11-03

Posted at 23:59 UT by Tamara

Aircraft Carrier, USS Hornet,
Historical Museum,
Located on Pier 3,
Alameda Point,
Alameda, California,
is a non-profit, educational foundation
dedicated to inspiring visitors with the
excitement of naval operations, history,
and space technology.

It was the USS Hornet that held more flying aces than any other Aircraft Carrier of World War Two in the Pacific, and which was the Aircraft Carrier to pick up the lunar modules, Apollo 11 and 12, the original landing and second landing modules when they returned from the moon.

On-board the USS Hornet, are the TBM Avenger, f-8 Crusader, TA-4JSkyhawk, US-28 Tracker, F-14 Tomcat, SH-3H SeaKing, H-34 SealHorse, and the HUP Helicopter.

Monthly programs, such as Living Ship Day, bring alive naval life for the young and old. visit
www.usshornet.com

2005-11-01

Posted at 12:35 UT by Tamara

Program Schedule

Schedule for program airings
February and March of 2006
Segments 193, 194, 195
 
 

Broadcast Cable Series: Tamara Lynn Scott
Cable 27, Santa Cruz, California
Friday evenings, 5:30 p.m.
 
 

Series:FROM the GROUND UP Creating Energy Self-Reliant, Environmentally Friendly, Homes and Systems

Segment 193: Composting with Nature Mill, Interviews with Russ Cohen

Friday, February 17th, 2006
 
 

Broadcast Cable Series FROM the GROUND UP, creating energy self-reliant, environmentally friendly, homes, gardens, systems, and transportation

Learn more about the Broadcast Cable Series at www.TamaraLynnScottBroadcasts.blogspot.com

Each individual produces four pounds of waste per day. One quarter of that amount is food and paper waste.

Food and paper are the two largest components in landfills, accounting for nearly 50% of municipal solid waste.

There is more food and paper in landfills than diapers, styrofoam, and tires combined. Food waste is the number one least recycled material.

Landfills are layered deep, saturated with water. No oxygen can penetrate. Landfills and all their biodegradable waste will remain embalmed for centuries to come.

Landfills produce methane, a harmful greenhouse gas, and leach toxic chemicals into our air and drinking water.

Landfill space is now severely limited. Consequences of this limited space include trash barges with no place to dock, ocean dumping, and trash exported to poorer countries. Landfill costs are skyrocketing, which means higher fees and taxes for everyone.

An environmental innovator, NatureMill's home composting appliance recycles food and paper waste into rich, organic compost fertilizer. The computer-controlled machine is fully automatic and odor free, and can be used right in the kitchen where waste is generated.

NatureMill brings composting to the home user. A computer controls the temperature, air flow, moisture, and mixing to accelerate the process and eliminate the backbreaking work. No special plumbing or electrical connections are needed, other than a standard electrical outlet. There is no need to handle and transport the rotting material.

Best of all, NatureMill provides home gardeners with a source of rich, organic fertilizer.

NatureMill is a home composter, developed by San Francisco entrepreneur and inventor, Russ Cohn.

NatureMill recycles its weight in waste every 10 days, diverting over two tons of waste from landfills over its life.

By using the NatureMill, consumers can help reduce emissions of methane, a harmful greenhouse gas produced when organic matter decomposes in oxygen-starved landfills.

Compost returns nutrients to the environment, reducing our need for chemical fertilizers.

Learn more about NatureMill at www.naturemill.com
 
 
 
 

Broadcast Cable Series: Tamara Lynn Scott
Cable 27, Santa Cruz, California
Friday evenings, 5:30 p.m.

Series:FROM the GROUND UP – Creating Energy Self-Reliant, Environmentally Friendly, Homes, Systems and Gardens

Segment 194: Self-Reliant Gardens
Interviews with Joshua T. Fodor of Central Coast Wilds on Native Plants

Friday, February 24th, 2006
 
 

Central Coast Wilds is dedicated to restoring ecological structure and function to degraded ecosystems, creating and enhancing wildlife habitat, and the conservation of local genetic resources through native plant revegetation.

Learn more about Central Coast Wilds at www. CentralCoastWilds.com
 
 
 
 

Broadcast Cable Series: Tamara Lynn Scott
Cable 27, Santa Cruz, California
Friday evenings, 5:30 p.m.

Series:Great Entertainment Events of California

Segment 195:
Halloween Bash on the Historic U.S.S. Hornet
Alameda, California

Friday, March 3rd, 2006