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Sooo....after spending 4 evenings with online tutorials on doing people and trying hard not to reduce folks to lollipops or architectural people made of triangles the day of the Festival arrived. Friday was the opening day and fortunately the crowds were light and the weather was stunning and a moderate temperature.
We met by the Armory at Seattle Center where the Festival takes place and we scattered about, looking for buskers and huskers and groups on stage and architecture and anything that caught out eyes. It was fun.
I ended up staying there from 11am to about 5:30 or so, doing as many sketches as I could. This group of Bluegrass players was fun. They were pretty decent and having fun with each other. Unfortunately the mandolin player was way off to the side for some reason so I couldn't get him into the sketch.
Although I haven't picked it up for a while I used to play 5 String Banjo, so I am always drawn to a decently played banjo rif so it was fun to catch these folks. They moved on about 20 minutes after I started sketching so I was glad I had gotten all the details I needed and could fill in the rest from my reference photo later on.
And I didn't turn them into representatives of the lollipop guild or triangle people either!!! Woohoooooo!
Used for a post on my blog: ourtomorrow.blogspot.com
I had another one of those aha!! moments that is almost embarrasing because it was so long coming. As I've written recently I'm not using air conditioning as a part of my effort to reduce my personal impact on the climate. I'm also living in a cabin which is not completely finished on the inside. The ceiling is finished and well insulated with a ceiling fan installed. I've still got two walls that need the electrical wiring finished, insulation on two walls still to be installed and then pine bead board for all of the inside walls.
Much of my cabin is shaded at various times of day but it does get hit with a good bit of direct sun. About half of the east facing side gets full sun from about 9am to noon. I made it a point to insulate about half of this wall a few weeks back but a good bit of heat still makes it through. I would have done the whole wall but I have a good bit of temporary shelving nailed up to the other half and it is fully stocked with food so I stopped at the half way point.
Three weeks ago Greg brought down a truck load of used 2x4, 2x6, and 2x8 wood to be re-used for a variety of future projects. We stacked it into a neat pile where it has been sitting ever since. Meanwhile I've been working, observing and thinking about the design elements of the site and future projects. I decided very early on that I'd be putting a series of eight or so raised rain collection barrels along the back/east side of the cabin and that I'd put a lattice or similar structure on it for some sort of perennial fruit vine or an annual bean/squash vine to provide food and shade. I may also plant a couple fruit trees back there. But those projects won't be completed until early spring of next year.
Now, for that aha! moment. It's hot and humid outside. I'm hot. My dog is hot. My unfinished walls are getting direct sunlight and heating up outside and inside. Why not lean all those neatly stacked boards up against the east side of my cabin? So simple and obvious!! In ten minutes I've provided a solid wall of deep shade that should easily give me another hour or two of inside coolness. I'll be doing the same thing along the south side of the cabin which gets direct sun from about 3pm to 5pm.
Greg will be back down around the third weekend of August and we'll get the inside walls finished off but I'll be leaving those boards up until they no longer get the direct sun or until outside temperatures cool down, probably the middle of September.
It always amazes me how many people do not shade their houses with trees, bushes or vines. I suppose that the combination of cheap energy, air conditioning and fairly well insulated homes combined make it easy for folks to ignore or not realize just how much direct sunlight on exterior walls can heat a home. As energy becomes increasingly expensive and eventually as shortages occur I expect these details will become more important to more people.
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Reduced Melbourne Central Activities District (CAD) Conservation Study 1985 survey images: approx 1200 Kodak colour negatives
One gets a glimpse of the majestic Victoria Falls here, though drought has reduced the flow of the mighty Zambezie to less than 25% of its normal volume at the Falls
THIS INDIAN RIVER WATER HAS REDUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY AND THE SECRET HIDDEN INSIDE THEM?!
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Deramakot Forest Reserve is a commercial forest under Reduced Impact Logging (RIP) and the first tropical rainforest certified by FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) as the well-managed forest in the world.
Kind of ambigous way to promote the winter sale.
Did they reduce the price or do they reduce the women?
Knit from the pattern Friedrich, by Sarah Hatton, in Rowan Studio 30.
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Reduced Melbourne Central Activities District (CAD) Conservation Study 1985 survey images: approx 1200 Kodak colour negatives
Room 77 – Opponents and dissidents in the 70's and 80's. The panels in this room present the exceptions from a country that was reduced to silence and submission: Goma and the SLOMR movement, the brave actions of Doina Cornea, Vasile Paraschiv and other opponents of communism from various towns and environments, the “propaganda against the communist organization” carried out by dozens of young people, including Radu Filipescu, the sacrifice of engineer Gheorghe Ursu, and the publication of the clandestine România magazine by a group of brave journalists (Petre Mihai Băcanu, Mihai Creangă, Anton Uncu, Alexandru Chivoiu).
Sighet Memorial Museum, part of the Memorial of the Victims of Communism and of the Resistance (Memorialul Victimelor Comunismului şi al Rezistenţei), was created on the basis of the former Sighet prison in 1993, restoration was completed in 2000. Each prison cell became a museum room, presenting the chronology and the different aspects of the totalitarian system in Communist Romania. We visited the museum in August 2015.
Máramarosszigeti börtönmúzeum, a kommunizmus romániai áldozatainak emlékhelye. A múzeumot 1993-ban alapították, az épület felújítása 2000-re fejeződött be. Az egyes cellákban mutatják be a kommunizmus történetét és egyes aspektusait. 2015. augusztusában jártunk a családdal, észak-erdélyi kirándulásunk alkalmával.
Sighet Prison was built in 1897 by the Austro-Hungarian authorities, on the occasion of the “First Magyar Millennium”. After 1918, it functioned as a prison for common criminals. After 1945, the repatriation of former prisoners and deported persons from the Soviet Union was done through Sighet. In August 1948 it became a place of imprisonment for a group of students, pupils and peasants from Maramures, some of whom still live in Sighet. On 5 and 6 May 1950 over one hundred dignitaries from the whole country were brought to the Sighet penitentiary (former ministers, academics, economists, military officers, historians, journalists, politicians), some of them convicted to heavy punishments, others not even judged. The majority were more than 60 years old. In October-November 1950, 45-50 bishops and Greek-Catholic and Roman-Catholic priests were transported to Sighet. The penitenciary was considered a "special work unit", known under the name of "Danube colony", but in reality was a place of extermination for the country's elites and at the same time a safe place, not possible to escape from, the frontier of the Soviet Union being less than two kilometres away. The prisoners were kept in unwholesome conditions, miserably fed, and stopped from lying down during the day on the beds in the unheated cells. They were not allowed to look out of the windows (those who disobeyed were punished by being forced to sit in the "black" and "grey", lock-up type cells, with no light). Finally, shutters were placed on the windows, so that only the sky was visible. Humility and ridicule were part of the extermination programme. In 1955, following the Geneva Convention and the admission of communist Romania (RPR) to the UN, some pardons were granted. Some of the political prisoners in Romanian prisons were set free and some transferred to other places, while others were kept under house arrest At Sighet, out of around 200 prisoners, 52 had died. The prison once again became an ordinary law one. However, political prisoners continued to appear in the following years, and many were kept secretly in the local psychiatric hospital. In 1977, the prison was closed, and the buildings were turned into a broom factory and salt warehouse, finally becoming an abandoned ruin.
From Valleyview Drive - what a glorious dawn! This is a Hugin pano of 4 images shot at 70mm, then reduced in size.
This is part of a machine that revolutionized light bulb production when it was introduced in the 1920s. It took a ribbon of molten glass and blew it into moving molds making 600-700 glass casings per minute—producing bulbs many times faster than a glass blower could. It reduced the cost of bulbs, but put many glass blowers out of work. In the 1970s, fifteen of these machines produced most of the world’s bulbs. In the portion of the machine shown here the glass casings were dropped into baskets.
This machine was made by Corning Glass Co. in Corning, New York, in 1928. Corning operated the machine in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania.
Seen at the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation in Dearborn, Michigan.
Reduced Melbourne Central Activities District (CAD) Conservation Study 1985 survey images: approx 1200 Kodak colour negatives