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As soon as Zac Crain got copies of his new book, he gave one to his son Isaac. Isaac hadn't read any of the manuscript while it was in progress, but Crain knew he needed to be one of the first people to see it in print. I See You Big German, out now through Dallas publisher Deep Vellum, is an open letter from Crain to retired Mavericks' power forward Dirk Nowitzki that is as much about the author and Isaac as it is about basketball. “I didn’t want to be someone who wrote a memoir, and I guess I kind of am now,” Crain says. “It’s the one instance where it makes sense, even though I r...

A new book offers a trip down memory lane.

The Hydrogen Stream: Offshore hydrogen pipeline and more electrolysis capacity in Germany Big German conglomerates such as Siemens, RWE and Vattenfall keep pushing for green hydrogen development through different projects. Germany's first offshore hydrogen pipeline is being planned by RWE itself, Shell, Gascade and Gasunie, and should be commissioned in 2035. Siemens is planning hydrogen projects in the 5 MW to 50 MW range, for industrial and mobility applications.Twelve companies have formed the Hamburg Hydrogen Network (Wasserstoffverbund Hamburg), submitting an application under the EU-wid...

An Interview With a Local Writer About a New Dirk Nowitzki Book Self-promotion mode: engage. Next month, after a slight delay due to the world getting flipped upside down, La Reunion Publishing (an imprint of Deep Vellum) will publish I See You, Big German: Dirk Nowitzki and What He Means to Dallas (and Me). The author describes it as “a memoir about Dirk Nowitzki,” which I think is a pretty interesting take and I’m not just saying it because the author is me. But what does that mean, exactly? Today, Mike Piellucci from The Athletic published a Q&A with me that should answer most of yo...

That's 3 times more than on some streets in germany where driving has already been banned. but this level is typical for busy small harbors like here. here again there's only room for 3 ships are dark here strongly 3 ships are here but in other ports like barcelona and abroad not good manners of up to 7 ships can dock each day. the cruise industry just not consider a one off measurements like this to be significant yet the cruise operators when provide us with more detailed information despite our request neither kenya nor the 2 big german companies aida and toohey provided us with pollution l...