Page 22 - Dig Deeper News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

ATTRACTION operators in York are counting down the days until they can once again welcome back visitors. Jorvik Group which runs Jorvik Viking Centre, Barley Hall and DIG, enabling people to explore York's colourful past, have made changes to their experiences ahead of reopening. Measures to support social distancing at Jorvik last summer proved popular, prompting more permanent changes to how visitors move through the venue. Beth Dawes, marketing manager for the Jorvik Group, said: “This last lockdown has been incredibly hard for everyone in the visitor attraction economy, but we a...

Details Written by IVN Washington, DC - The Department of Energy (DOE) announced the launch of the American-Made Geothermal Lithium Extraction Prize. The prize was launched during today’s NextGen Geo, a live virtual event uniting geothermal industry professionals, geosciences students, and clean energy entrepreneurs for a series of panel discussions on hot topics related to geothermal and renewable energy. The Geothermal Lithium Extraction Prize is designed to advance technologies that improve the economics and lessen environmental impacts of lithium mining from geo...

Music Review: Giant Swan - Do Not Be Afraid Of Tenderness

Reviews / / 17 · 02 · 2021 Mogwai are a busy band. Many acts nearing the end of their third decade would be forgiven for slowing their pace, for being selective in their output, and even for running out of ideas. Not Mogwai. This will be their fourth studio album in the last 10 years - a decade which has also seen them release three EPs, two live albums, a lovingly compiled six LP best-of, one remix album, and five original scores - albums which themselves have been critically acclaimed in their own right. Originally set to be recorded in the US, the pandemic of 202...

Reviews / / 05 · 02 · 2021 Sadly it’s been a good while since we’ve seen horror maestro John Carpenter behind the camera, but luckily he’s had something of a renaissance through his score work. Working with Sacred Bones Records, his son Cody and godson Daniel, Carpenter has found new life as a gigging musician, creating sinister soundscapes that wouldn’t feel out of place on his 80s filmography. This third volume fits perfectly in with his previous work, brooding synths and grinding basslines propelling each track - but there’s a shift to modernity too. Da...