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Articles by Danny Burrows
This is an installment of our “Community Member Spotlight” series, in which we invite our customers to share their work, spotlight their success, and inspire others with new ways to use technology to solve problems. In this edition, Danny Burrows, Vice President of Software Engineering at Flogistix by Flowco, an Oil & Gas vapor recovery business, shares how Tiger Data improved performance while drastically cutting costs for their sensor data collections and real-time analytics.
A Church in Ukraine Spreads Hope in Wartime
In March 2024, photographer Danny Burrows traveled to Kherson Oblast in Ukraine with the NGO Novi. His assignment was to document their work “restoring childhoods disrupted by war” in villages along the frontlines. Here he met Sasha Riabyi, a Novi representative and a pastor of a church in Khotiv, on the outskirts of Kyiv.
Another Life Is Possible
Insights from 100 Years of Life Together By Clare Stober and Danny Burrows 4.48 Stars on Goodreads A window into the Bruderhof, an intentional community that has stood the test of time. Support independent bookstores with your purchase Available Formats: Hardcover Share: Hardcover Amazon Barnes & Noble Bookshop About The Book Yes, it is possible to create a society where there are no rich or poor, where children and elderly are welcome, where no one lives alone.
Why we should all be able to swim in the Thames
orty-eight year-old father of two Theo Thomas wants to make the Thames fit to swim, and in doing so improve the mental and physical health of Londoners. To achieve this he created the independent charity London Waterkeeper to hold a legal flame to the feet of Thames Water and persuade them to provide real-time information about water quality from the Cotswolds to the capital.
Howard James breaks English Channel record
Fewer people have swum the English Channel than have climbed Mount Everest. In 2016, Howard James completed the swim not once but twice, and both times in nearly freezing water.
Howard James breaks English Channel record
Fewer people have swam the English Channel than have climbed Mount Everest. In 2016, Howard James completed the swim not once but twice, and both times in near-freezing water. At 1 a.m. he stepped into the water and began his long swim from England to France. But this was just another step in a longer and more painful journey for James and his wife, Esmari.
X Games Oslo snowboarding contest report
Oslo has a long and worthy history in the arena of competitive snowboarding, having in the past played host to both The Arctic Challenge and the first ever Snowboard World Championships. It is also home to one of snowboarding’s most celebrated icons, Mr Terje Håkonsen. Therefore it was fitting that it should become host to a brand new X Games extravaganza of rad.
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