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This series expresses a deep bond I had with Lloyd Center, Portland, Oregon. The series was created as a real “labor of love”. It was a really big deal when it opened in 1960. There were searchlights illuminating the skies. A whole bunch of searchlights!
The Ice Rink at Lloyd Center became the yearly place where the annual Portland Rose Festival’s rose competition took place. I spent many hours at the center during the 1960’s as a small boy. My Mom was really interested in Ice Skating and Lloyd Center became her “go to” rink in Portland. Me and my brother Mike also skated there many times.
Then in 1970, I was employed at the Bonneville Power Administration, located two blocks away. On my lunch hours, during my 30 year carrier working at BPA, I averaged at least three days each week roaming the malls at Lloyd Center. Being the math nerd that I was (and still am), I got on my calculator and figured that I must have spent over 4,500 hours there. Hard to believe!
Lloyd Center opened in 1960. At the time, it was the largest shopping center in the Pacific Northwest and claimed to be the largest in the country. Lloyd Center was located very close to the downtown retail core and was the first major retail development to seriously challenge it, aimed almost exclusively at commuters utilizing Portland's then-growing freeway system, especially the adjacent Banfield Expressway.
The center covered 56 square blocks. There were more than 170 stores, a 300 room hotel and office facilities. Lloyd center employed about 4,000 people and had 3,500 parking spaces under cover, with an extra 4,500 open air parking spaces. 50 foot wide open air malls included pools, fountains, waterfalls and gardens.
An ice skating rink, the largest in the Pacific Northwest was open year round. There was an auditorium seating 500 people. All walkways were covered to protect shoppers from the weather. Lloyd Center was the scene of promotional and other activities designed to make for a strong community center for the entire metropolitan area.
From the Paul Graney Collection. This is Graney's pocket sized photographic handbook and diary 1939.
A tax form and calculator
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A display showing the evolution of handheld digital calculators over time, found at the Computer History Museum.
Inequality calculator is an online tool to find the value of X is greater or less than to a certain value. It is a tool which makes calculations easy and fun. If two inequality equations are given, then it can easily solve that inequality equation.
Just noticed. So many people type equations (simple & complex) into the search field that Google responded with the answer, and then some.
This is good for my iPad (which I took this screenshot on) as there is no calculator app on it.
Claire says it would be great if they made a scientific version so people wouldn't have to shell out so much money for the latest TI-nn.