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Venue for 10th March 2011 GOSS user group.
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Amy Winstead, the Tiger Cub leader, teaches her 1st grade Tiger Scouts one of Pack 713’s favorites silly songs, “Hi my name is Bob and I work in a button factory,” about Bob and the button factory. The Scouts were finishing picking up trash around the Linden Oaks Clubhouse in one of Fort Bragg’s housing communities, Aug. 31.
i am doing a table for MCC at the neighborhood festival tomorrow... only i heard about it months ago and it didn't come up again until WEDNESDAY, when i was told that it was to be a craft table, the theme was sustainable living, and that the materials from the Mennonite Central Committee might not come through. hmmm. well, they didn't come through.
so it may be a lousy table and i could use a lot of prayers, but i'm taking the stuff shown. the bowl with the balls of yarn has three scarves started in it that people can come by and knit on them as they feel the need. i'm thinking community scarves. then i can talk to people about sustainable creativity... i.e. sweater recycling and caring where things come from. the red sweater in the back is a size XXL American Eagle wool sweater that i've started ripping apart. it will be part of the display and also easier for me to explain how to recycle sweater in this way with a sample. the other scarves (lower left) are ones that i've made.
i'm not sure how to talk about MCC and the thrift store because i do not feel qualified... so it may be more about knitting. it's nice to have a fall-back topic that i actually know something about! the stuff i've read about the festival are sketchy... hope i'm not the only entertainment craft-wise. that could be scary.
Bleary-eyed, we cringed as we flicked on the light switch we had just turned off a few short hours before. We were staying in Immokalee, Florida at the house of Lucas Benitez, a long-time farmworker organizer who on the eve of a week-long protest tour from Boston to Tampa still took the time relate to us how it all began fifteen years ago. He had gone to the asphalt expanse of parking lots where workers wait in the pre-dawn haze to be hired as day laborers in the fields and began by calling a general strike. Benitez and others then proceeded to hold a 30-day fast, pressuring the tomato growers to pay their workers a living wage.
Fifteen years later, though a number of significant victories have been won, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, or CIW, (a group that represents some 4,000 farmworkers) continues their struggle with that same initial passion and energy. We arrived at the newly-constructed community center and CIW office to find a weeks of planning frantically come to fruition as CIW members emerged from the dark, muggy night and the buses were loaded.
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Buena Regional High School
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Montsalvat is Australia’s oldest artists’ community, set amid unique grounds and buildings, a place where art is made, taught, exhibited, performed and celebrated. It was founded by Justus Jörgensen in 1934.
This postage-stamp sized open space in Annapolis, MD is filled with one of the most ancient trees known-the Dawn Redwood.
Once known only from fossils, the Dawn Redwood was "discovered" in East Asia in the 1940s. It is an unusual conifer in that it loses its leaves every fall.
The dawn redwood can grow to be a very large tree and the ones in this picture could use a bit more room, but the unusual effect they provide adds texture, interest, and the possibility of community to this urban street.
A community meeting in Ikot Ada Udo, Akwa Ibom Sate, Nigeria, 29 January 2008, where people discussed the regular oil spills and the negative impacts of oil pollution on the community.
© Kadir van Lohuizen/NOOR
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penguin 1: Is there something on your tuxedo?
peguin2: ops! i guess, my wife would kill me if she sees it
penguin1: you'd better wipe it off, otherwise your marriage will be in trouble!
Lightbox it.
Community bonfires are a big part of the culture on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland, and neighbouring villages have long bonfire rivalries. Kids between the age of 10-16 mostly build the bonfires, collecting wood from local village homes going from door to door with wheel-barrows. In the run up to the 5th of November lots of inter-village raids can be expected. In my small district of about 1500 people there have historically been about 7 rivalling village bonfires (within 4 miles). Whoever can build the biggest bonfire wins. Every day after school the kids go out and stack up the wood to try and make their bonfire as tall and big-looking as possible...........then the raids begin!
Under cover of darkness a group from one village sneak into their neighbouring village and trash their bonfire. The kids of that village wake up to see their bonfire flattened. It's all a bit of fun really, but in extreme cases bonfires are lit instead of trashed!
This is sooc except a little sharpening/clarifying.