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This is a bit of San Jose history. Don't know how long this place has been there, at least 20 years. Rumor has it, that it will be torn down at some point in the near future. The sign is great at night, the pig dances! Shot with my vintage Nikon.
Montage of the guy from the "Caution Wet Floor" sign. Used PhotoStudio to change the colors and Frametastic to make the montage.
Alguien sabe la fecha de este concierto?
Does anyone know the days for this concert?
I took this photo at the now abandoned Miami Marine Stadium on August 16, 2011.
place of the inequitable solutions II
europe of the arriving
how to arrive to stay
versammlung concert performance debatte film
camp, gezi park fiction / fr 12.9 — so 14.9.
The external borders of the EU remain deadly for the thousands and thousands of migrants who want to or are forced to come to Europe. But the protests in Berlin, Vienna, Hamburg and elsewhere clearly show, that we are more and more facing the claim for a right of arrival. We are aready living in the „europe of the arriving“ (V. Tsianos). People stay here and they establish their own way of living and making business, with their own network — even though politicians and bureaucrats still rely on walling-off and try hard to ignore the reality.
After one and a half years of demonstrations, manifestations, protest actions and continious struggle, „the right to stay“ for the group „Lampedusa in Hamburg“ has still not been implemented. However, major developments have taken place in this city — this developments of solidarity, engagement and political activism can be observed also in other cities, in which Refugees have organized themselves. While the battle for a solution continues, and activists build informal structures and invent strategies to outsmart the regime of repressive residence, work permits and border politics, expertise has emerged almost everywhere but because so much needs to be the done, the time to analyse these assesments is often lacking.
The idea for the weekend camp on the 12.-14. September is to bring together various expertise on several issues, ranging from border crossing, arrival, selforganization, immigration to labour legislation — and we are going to interlace this with performances, songs, films and choreography.
A site that I spent much time near many years ago- at WPPSS, Westinghouse, Boeing.....some effort is being made to create viewing areas and educational centers. A different kind of reservation than the usual. I found this picture on the internet.
We have met the enemy and he is us.
El despilfarro y la continua provocación independentista levantan no pocas ampollas en el seno de la sociedad catalana (placa informativa solo en catalán).
Blog especializado en poner de manifiesto las tropelías que cometen muchos nacionalistas en Cataluña:
Sign in field near Buntingford, Hertfordshire.
GOC Hertfordshire's walk on 13 February 2016, in an around Buntingford, Wyddial, Great Hormead and Hare Street in Hertfordshire. Martin T led this 8-mile walk, attended by 17 people. You can view my other photos of this event, read the original event report, find out more about the Gay Outdoor Club or see my collections.
I didn't notice the smiley face until later, when I was reviewing the photos from the trip. Next door is the Ced-Rel Supper Club, which seemed to be thriving.
Photos taken on January 4, 2008 of the site of former Fedco Department Store. The site included a full service department store, incuding variety, fine jewlry, clothes, liquor, Tevelvisions, cameras, electronics, furniture, groceries with a full service meat counter, bakery, full service deli, snack bar, as well as a small electronic fix it shop that worked on shavers, etc.
The store was always packed on the inside as well as in the parking lot. It was a membership store that mainly took government employees or anyone affilated with the government.
In late 1998, early 1999 Fedco liquidated its assests and sold their properties to Target. Target took over many of their former sites, demolishing the old Fedco Stores and replacing them with similar structures. This was one of the first stores demolished and rebuilt by Target. Open around 2000.
Located at the corner of Rodeo Road and La Ciengega.
From January 2008 to July 2008 the store has undergone a renovation, including a new entrance.
Also located on this Former Fedco Department Store Site was an Auto Center/Tire Center as well as a Fedco Gas Station.
Currently on the site is a Target Department Store, McDonald's Restaurant as well as the Arco Gas Station, which remained after the Fedco building was demolished. The Target building is similar in shape to the former Fedco. The Auto Center was demolished by Target as well as there was also a parking structure next to the Fedco bulding that was demolished for the new Target. Photos taken on January 4, 2008 of the site of former Fedco Department Store. The site included a full service department store, including variety, fine jewelry, clothes, liquor, Televisions, stereos, cameras, electronics, appliances, garden section, furniture, groceries with a full service meat counter, bakery, full service deli, snack bar, as well as a small electronic fix it shop that worked on shavers, etc.
The store was always packed on the inside as well as in the parking lot. It was a membership store that mainly took government employees or anyone affiliated with the government.
In late 1998, early 1999 Fedco liquidated its assets and sold their properties to Target. Target took over many of their former sites, demolishing the old Fedco Stores and replacing them with similar structures. This was one of the first stores demolished and rebuilt by Target. Open around 2000.
Located at the corner of Rodeo Road and La Cienega.
From January 2008 to July 2008 the store has undergone a renovation, including a new entrance.
Also located on this Former Fedco Department Store Site was an Auto Center/Tire Center as well as a Fedco Gas Station.
Currently on the site is a Target Department Store, McDonald's Restaurant as well as the Arco Gas Station, which remained after the Fedco building was demolished. The Target building is similar in shape to the former Fedco. The Auto Center was demolished by Target as well as there was also a parking structure next to the Fedco building that was demolished for the new Target. Photos taken on January 4, 2008 of the site of former Fedco Department Store. The site included a full service department store, including variety, fine jewelry, clothes, liquor, Televisions, stereos, cameras, electronics, appliances, garden section, furniture, groceries with a full service meat counter, bakery, full service deli, snack bar, as well as a small electronic fix it shop that worked on shavers, etc.
The store was always packed on the inside as well as in the parking lot. It was a membership store that mainly took government employees or anyone affiliated with the government.
In late 1998, early 1999 Fedco liquidated its assets and sold their properties to Target. Target took over many of their former sites, demolishing the old Fedco Stores and replacing them with similar structures. This was one of the first stores demolished and rebuilt by Target. Open around 2000.
Located at the corner of Rodeo Road and La Cienega.
From January 2008 to July 2008 the store has undergone a renovation, including a new entrance.
Also located on this Former Fedco Department Store Site was an Auto Center/Tire Center as well as a Fedco Gas Station.
Currently on the site is a Target Department Store, McDonald's Restaurant as well as the Arco Gas Station, which remained after the Fedco building was demolished. The Target building is similar in shape to the former Fedco. The Auto Center was demolished by Target as well as there was also a parking structure next to the Fedco building that was demolished for the new Target.