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Hundreds of students, parents, and staff crowded into the school gym for the well-organized chaos of the Strathcona Elementary Spring Fair. Dozens of traditional carnival games, two enormous bouncy castles, face painting, balloon animals, a cake walk, hot dogs, popcorn and cotton candy were all on hand.
“This is the 3rd annual Spring Fair,” says Margaret Jorgensen, Principal at Strathcona. “The initiative is to not only fundraise but more importantly, to create a fun family and community event. It's one of the highlights of the year for sure.”
Description: A young man paints on an easel at the Community Learning Center, 609 North Paca Street. Sponsored by the Model Cities Agency, this program opened in September of 1970 and was administered by Jesuit priests.
Date: 1970
Source: Model Urban Neighborhood Demonstration (MUND) Collection
Location: Special Collections, Langsdale Library, University of Baltimore
The picture I took portrays what my community looks like to me. My environment and people around me are making me scared for the future. I don't know what to expect and the best way I could portray that was with a picture of a demonic entity hiding in the dark. I'm scared that something unexpected like that will pop up in my life and I will be really scared to do anything about it. The subject in the picture is myself. The idea came to me from this really old TV show I used to watch a lot as a child. It had a villain that looked a lot like myself in this picture. I used to be horrified of him! So I thought the best way to express my fear of my scary community would be to show one of my major fears from the past. My light source in this picture was the candle I'm holding. I wanted my face to be the focus so I put the candle near my face to give it that creepy effect.
Portfolio: This is another picture that I'm really proud of. Unlike the tower picture, this one is solely focused on the light in my hand rather than the angle. It took a long time to get a decent picture while holding a candle because sometimes the reflection caused issues. This also required a lot of effort before finally coming together.
This photo was taken at Insomnia62 #i62.
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In this Feb. 26, 2015 file photo, solar panels that are part of the Wright-Hennepin Cooperative Electric Association's community gardens are shown in Rockford, Minn. Plunging solar power costs are leading U.S. electric companies to capture the sun just when President Donald Trump is moving to boost coal and other fossil fuels. Major electric utilities are moving into smaller-scale solar farming, a niche developed by local cooperatives and non-profits. (AP Photo/Jim Mone, File)
"It seems that in a soul-sense we cannot be fully ourselves without others. There is something incomplete in purely individual presence. It also suggests that behind all our differences and distances from each other we are participating in a larger drama of spirit. (...) Not alone do we long for the community, but at a deeper level we are already a community of spirit." —John O'Donohue, Eternal Echoes (258)
“Life is a chronicle of friendships. Friends create the world anew each day. Without their loving care, courage would not suffice to keep hearts strong for life.”
—Helen Keller
"We can not live only for ourselves. A thousand fibers connect us with our fellow men."
—Herman Melville
"When you accept yourself, the whole world accepts you."
—Lao Tzu
Seattle, WA
2000 New Flyer D60LF
Route 860 University District-McCollum Park Park & Ride
February 13, 2014
Company: Nottingham Community Transport
Fleetnumber: 1004
Registration: YJ08PFK
Chassis: Optare Solo
Bodywork: Optare
Location of Photo: Old Market Square, Nottingham
Previous Registrations: N/A
New to: Blackpool Transport (Fleetno: 247)
Other Notes: N/A
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On the morning of Tuesday, October 21, 2008 an event with Barack Obama was hosted at the Lake Worth Campus of Palm Beach Community College in the Elizabeth W. Erling Gymnasium.
Instead of the expected Obama Rally, the stage was set for a round table discussion. When Barack Obama took the stage, he spoke for about 10 minutes, proposing a job tax credit for each new employee hired by American businesses, eliminating capital gains taxes for small businesses, rebuilding the nation's infrastructure, rebuilding a "broke" health-care system, creating a world-class education system and investing in renewable energy. Then Obama explained the bi-partisan panel we were about to witness and introduced the participants... right to left... Governor of Colorado Bill Ritter, CEO of Google Eric Schmidt, Governor of Ohio Ted Strickland, owner of South Florida-based Victoria & Associates Victoria Villalba, former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volker, the Governor of Michigan Jennifer Granholm and last but certainly not least the Governor of New Mexico Bill Richardson.
Barack Obama called for five million new jobs to reduce our dependence on foreign oil, help rebuild the country's infrastructure and in the process help to save our planet.
On the morning of Tuesday, October 21, 2008 an event with Barack Obama was hosted at the Lake Worth Campus of Palm Beach Community College in the Elizabeth W. Erling Gymnasium.
Instead of the expected Obama Rally, the stage was set for a round table discussion. When Barack Obama took the stage, he spoke for about 10 minutes, proposing a job tax credit for each new employee hired by American businesses, eliminating capital gains taxes for small businesses, rebuilding the nation's infrastructure, rebuilding a "broke" health-care system, creating a world-class education system and investing in renewable energy. Then Obama explained the bi-partisan panel we were about to witness and introduced the participants... right to left... Governor of Colorado Bill Ritter, CEO of Google Eric Schmidt, Governor of Ohio Ted Strickland, owner of South Florida-based Victoria & Associates Victoria Villalba, former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volker, the Governor of Michigan Jennifer Granholm and last but certainly not least the Governor of New Mexico Bill Richardson.
Barack Obama called for five million new jobs to reduce our dependence on foreign oil, help rebuild the country's infrastructure and in the process help to save our planet.
On the morning of Tuesday, October 21, 2008 an event with Barack Obama was hosted at the Lake Worth Campus of Palm Beach Community College in the Elizabeth W. Erling Gymnasium.
Instead of the expected Obama Rally, the stage was set for a round table discussion. When Barack Obama took the stage, he spoke for about 10 minutes, proposing a job tax credit for each new employee hired by American businesses, eliminating capital gains taxes for small businesses, rebuilding the nation's infrastructure, rebuilding a "broke" health-care system, creating a world-class education system and investing in renewable energy. Then Obama explained the bi-partisan panel we were about to witness and introduced the participants... right to left... Governor of Colorado Bill Ritter, CEO of Google Eric Schmidt, Governor of Ohio Ted Strickland, owner of South Florida-based Victoria & Associates Victoria Villalba, former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volker, the Governor of Michigan Jennifer Granholm and last but certainly not least the Governor of New Mexico Bill Richardson.
Barack Obama called for five million new jobs to reduce our dependence on foreign oil, help rebuild the country's infrastructure and in the process help to save our planet.