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October 4th 2009 | The Preparation of the big Demonstration on oct. 10th. 521st day of occupation.
Pour préparer et faciliter l'établissement de la liste de présence des participants de la grande manifestation prévue le 10 octobre, les occupants doivent faire remplir une fiche auprès des délégués, sur présentation de leur carte de collectif ; fiche qu'ils remettront le jour de la manifestation.
Chaque jour, pendant plus d'une semaine, d'immenses files d'attente remplissent la cour couverte de Baudelique pour que chacun puisse faire établir sa fiche de pointage.
Rassemblant de 5000 à 10000 Sans Papiers, la manifestation du 10 octobre vers le ministère de l'Immigration et de l'Identité nationale sera en effet l'une des plus importantes qu'aient organisé les Collectifs de la rue Baudelique.
From 2 May 2008 to 7 August 2010, during 828 days, claiming residence permits, the “Sans Papiers” isolated workers of the group CSP75 occupied successively two buildings in Paris: first a Trades Hall at rue Charlot, then a disused public building, at rue Baudelique.
After fourteen months spent at the Trade Hall, on 24 June 2009 they got violently evicted by the Trade Union CGT's internal police. They stayed during three weeks sleeping outside, along the Trades Hall before they led the new occupation at rue Baudelique, on 17 July 2009.
One year later, under pressure of authorities, the CSP75 accepted to voluntary put an end to this more than two years long occupation, after being promised each occupier's case be examined and every one get a chance to receive a residence permit. This is how the CSP75 got out of Baudelique on 7 August 2010, 828th and last day of the occupation.
Struggle goes on...
Pour obtenir leur régularisation, du 2 mai 2008 au 7 août 2010, pendant 828 jours, les Sans Papiers travailleurs isolés de la Coordination Sans Papiers 75 sont en occupation à Paris, d'abord à la Bourse du travail rue Charlot, puis dans des locaux désaffectés de la CPAM rue Baudelique.
Après quatorze mois d'occupation à la Bourse du travail, le 24 juin 2009 les Sans Papiers de la CSP75 en sont violemment expulsés par le SO de la CGT, à coups de matraques et de gaz lacrymogène. Ils s'installent sur le trottoir du boulevard du Temple, le long de la Bourse, dans des conditions très difficiles avant de lancer, le 17 juillet 2009, la nouvelle occupation de la rue Baudelique.
Un an plus tard, sous la pression des autorités, la CSP75 accepte de mettre volontairement fin à cette occupation longue de plus de deux ans contre la promesse que chaque occupant voie son dossier examiné et aie une chance d'être régularisé. C’est ainsi que la CS75 quitte Baudelique le 7 août 2010, 828e et dernier jour de l’occupation.
La lutte continue...
July 14th 2009 | The found again Music. 21st day of the evacuation of the Trade Union Centre.
From 2 May 2008 to 7 August 2010, during 828 days, claiming residence permits, the “Sans Papiers” isolated workers of the group CSP75 occupied successively two buildings in Paris: first a Trades Hall at rue Charlot, then a disused public building, at rue Baudelique.
After fourteen months spent at the Trade Hall, on 24 June 2009 they got violently evicted by the Trade Union CGT's internal police. They stayed during three weeks sleeping outside, along the Trades Hall before they led the new occupation at rue Baudelique, on 17 July 2009.
One year later, under pressure of authorities, the CSP75 accepted to voluntary put an end to this more than two years long occupation, after being promised each occupier's case be examined and every one get a chance to receive a residence permit. This is how the CSP75 got out of Baudelique on 7 August 2010, 828th and last day of the occupation.
Struggle goes on...
Pour obtenir leur régularisation, du 2 mai 2008 au 7 août 2010, pendant 828 jours, les Sans Papiers travailleurs isolés de la Coordination Sans Papiers 75 sont en occupation à Paris, d'abord à la Bourse du travail rue Charlot, puis dans des locaux désaffectés de la CPAM rue Baudelique.
Après quatorze mois d'occupation à la Bourse du travail, le 24 juin 2009 les Sans Papiers de la CSP75 en sont violemment expulsés par le SO de la CGT, à coups de matraques et de gaz lacrymogène. Ils s'installent sur le trottoir du boulevard du Temple, le long de la Bourse, dans des conditions très difficiles avant de lancer, le 17 juillet 2009, la nouvelle occupation de la rue Baudelique.
Un an plus tard, sous la pression des autorités, la CSP75 accepte de mettre volontairement fin à cette occupation longue de plus de deux ans contre la promesse que chaque occupant voie son dossier examiné et aie une chance d'être régularisé. C’est ainsi que la CS75 quitte Baudelique le 7 août 2010, 828e et dernier jour de l’occupation.
La lutte continue...
Stesso punto della foto precedente, ma diversa inquadratura per il Treno 154 San Nicola - Genzano di Ferrovie Appulo Lucane: ad espletarlo è sempre la M4 311.
January 30th 2009 | The News. 274th day of occupation.
Le retour de la Télé, installée cette fois-ci dans la grande Salle. Le journal de 20 heures est à nouveau suivi avec attention.
From 2 May 2008 to 7 August 2010, during 828 days, claiming residence permits, the “Sans Papiers” isolated workers of the group CSP75 occupied successively two buildings in Paris: first a Trades Hall at rue Charlot, then a disused public building, at rue Baudelique.
After fourteen months spent at the Trade Hall, on 24 June 2009 they got violently evicted by the Trade Union CGT's internal police. They stayed during three weeks sleeping outside, along the Trades Hall before they led the new occupation at rue Baudelique, on 17 July 2009.
One year later, under pressure of authorities, the CSP75 accepted to voluntary put an end to this more than two years long occupation, after being promised each occupier's case be examined and every one get a chance to receive a residence permit. This is how the CSP75 got out of Baudelique on 7 August 2010, 828th and last day of the occupation.
Struggle goes on...
Pour obtenir leur régularisation, du 2 mai 2008 au 7 août 2010, pendant 828 jours, les Sans Papiers travailleurs isolés de la Coordination Sans Papiers 75 sont en occupation à Paris, d'abord à la Bourse du travail rue Charlot, puis dans des locaux désaffectés de la CPAM rue Baudelique.
Après quatorze mois d'occupation à la Bourse du travail, le 24 juin 2009 les Sans Papiers de la CSP75 en sont violemment expulsés par le SO de la CGT, à coups de matraques et de gaz lacrymogène. Ils s'installent sur le trottoir du boulevard du Temple, le long de la Bourse, dans des conditions très difficiles avant de lancer, le 17 juillet 2009, la nouvelle occupation de la rue Baudelique.
Un an plus tard, sous la pression des autorités, la CSP75 accepte de mettre volontairement fin à cette occupation longue de plus de deux ans contre la promesse que chaque occupant voie son dossier examiné et aie une chance d'être régularisé. C’est ainsi que la CS75 quitte Baudelique le 7 août 2010, 828e et dernier jour de l’occupation.
La lutte continue...
April 22nd 2009 | The Balloons. 356th day of occupation.
From 2 May 2008 to 7 August 2010, during 828 days, claiming residence permits, the “Sans Papiers” isolated workers of the group CSP75 occupied successively two buildings in Paris: first a Trades Hall at rue Charlot, then a disused public building, at rue Baudelique.
After fourteen months spent at the Trade Hall, on 24 June 2009 they got violently evicted by the Trade Union CGT's internal police. They stayed during three weeks sleeping outside, along the Trades Hall before they led the new occupation at rue Baudelique, on 17 July 2009.
One year later, under pressure of authorities, the CSP75 accepted to voluntary put an end to this more than two years long occupation, after being promised each occupier's case be examined and every one get a chance to receive a residence permit. This is how the CSP75 got out of Baudelique on 7 August 2010, 828th and last day of the occupation.
Struggle goes on...
Pour obtenir leur régularisation, du 2 mai 2008 au 7 août 2010, pendant 828 jours, les Sans Papiers travailleurs isolés de la Coordination Sans Papiers 75 sont en occupation à Paris, d'abord à la Bourse du travail rue Charlot, puis dans des locaux désaffectés de la CPAM rue Baudelique.
Après quatorze mois d'occupation à la Bourse du travail, le 24 juin 2009 les Sans Papiers de la CSP75 en sont violemment expulsés par le SO de la CGT, à coups de matraques et de gaz lacrymogène. Ils s'installent sur le trottoir du boulevard du Temple, le long de la Bourse, dans des conditions très difficiles avant de lancer, le 17 juillet 2009, la nouvelle occupation de la rue Baudelique.
Un an plus tard, sous la pression des autorités, la CSP75 accepte de mettre volontairement fin à cette occupation longue de plus de deux ans contre la promesse que chaque occupant voie son dossier examiné et aie une chance d'être régularisé. C’est ainsi que la CS75 quitte Baudelique le 7 août 2010, 828e et dernier jour de l’occupation.
La lutte continue...
July 8th 2009 | The spread Tarpaulins. 15th day of the evacuation of the Trade Union Centre.
From 2 May 2008 to 7 August 2010, during 828 days, claiming residence permits, the “Sans Papiers” isolated workers of the group CSP75 occupied successively two buildings in Paris: first a Trades Hall at rue Charlot, then a disused public building, at rue Baudelique.
After fourteen months spent at the Trade Hall, on 24 June 2009 they got violently evicted by the Trade Union CGT's internal police. They stayed during three weeks sleeping outside, along the Trades Hall before they led the new occupation at rue Baudelique, on 17 July 2009.
One year later, under pressure of authorities, the CSP75 accepted to voluntary put an end to this more than two years long occupation, after being promised each occupier's case be examined and every one get a chance to receive a residence permit. This is how the CSP75 got out of Baudelique on 7 August 2010, 828th and last day of the occupation.
Struggle goes on...
Pour obtenir leur régularisation, du 2 mai 2008 au 7 août 2010, pendant 828 jours, les Sans Papiers travailleurs isolés de la Coordination Sans Papiers 75 sont en occupation à Paris, d'abord à la Bourse du travail rue Charlot, puis dans des locaux désaffectés de la CPAM rue Baudelique.
Après quatorze mois d'occupation à la Bourse du travail, le 24 juin 2009 les Sans Papiers de la CSP75 en sont violemment expulsés par le SO de la CGT, à coups de matraques et de gaz lacrymogène. Ils s'installent sur le trottoir du boulevard du Temple, le long de la Bourse, dans des conditions très difficiles avant de lancer, le 17 juillet 2009, la nouvelle occupation de la rue Baudelique.
Un an plus tard, sous la pression des autorités, la CSP75 accepte de mettre volontairement fin à cette occupation longue de plus de deux ans contre la promesse que chaque occupant voie son dossier examiné et aie une chance d'être régularisé. C’est ainsi que la CS75 quitte Baudelique le 7 août 2010, 828e et dernier jour de l’occupation.
La lutte continue...
La foto ritrae l'automotrice M4-313 delle FAL in servizio fra Genzano di Lucania e Gravina di Puglia il 28 Maggio del 2015 in località Taccone. Oggi questa tratta non ha treni e c'è da augurarsi che l'intera linea venga al più presto riattivata. Speriamo.
Deutschlands höchster Wasserfall, zu finden kurz vor der Genze zu Österreich im Berchtesgadener Land am Königssee
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June 14th 2009 | The Mokobé's Coming, 2nd edition. 409th day of occupation.
This Sunday, for the second time, Mokobé Traoré, a french rap artist of Malian origin, came to the occupied Trades Hall appealing to his fans for supporting the occupiers. They came bringing much food and absolutely essential goods.
This is how the CSP75 has managed since his first coming in March to offer the occupiers not just lunch but dinner too.
Ce dimanche, pour la seconde fois, Mokobé Traoré, rappeur français d'origine malienne, est venu à la Bourse occupée en lançant un appel public à soutien auprès de ses fans.
Ceux-ci sont venus les mains pleines et les bras chargés de nourriture et de produits de première nécessité.
C'est ainsi que depuis sa première venue en mars, en plus du repas du midi habituel, la CSP 75 a pu assurer un plat chaud pour le dîner du soir.
From 2 May 2008 to 7 August 2010, during 828 days, claiming residence permits, the “Sans Papiers” isolated workers of the group CSP75 occupied successively two buildings in Paris: first a Trades Hall at rue Charlot, then a disused public building, at rue Baudelique.
After fourteen months spent at the Trade Hall, on 24 June 2009 they got violently evicted by the Trade Union CGT's internal police. They stayed during three weeks sleeping outside, along the Trades Hall before they led the new occupation at rue Baudelique, on 17 July 2009.
One year later, under pressure of authorities, the CSP75 accepted to voluntary put an end to this more than two years long occupation, after being promised each occupier's case be examined and every one get a chance to receive a residence permit. This is how the CSP75 got out of Baudelique on 7 August 2010, 828th and last day of the occupation.
Struggle goes on...
Pour obtenir leur régularisation, du 2 mai 2008 au 7 août 2010, pendant 828 jours, les Sans Papiers travailleurs isolés de la Coordination Sans Papiers 75 sont en occupation à Paris, d'abord à la Bourse du travail rue Charlot, puis dans des locaux désaffectés de la CPAM rue Baudelique.
Après quatorze mois d'occupation à la Bourse du travail, le 24 juin 2009 les Sans Papiers de la CSP75 en sont violemment expulsés par le SO de la CGT, à coups de matraques et de gaz lacrymogène. Ils s'installent sur le trottoir du boulevard du Temple, le long de la Bourse, dans des conditions très difficiles avant de lancer, le 17 juillet 2009, la nouvelle occupation de la rue Baudelique.
Un an plus tard, sous la pression des autorités, la CSP75 accepte de mettre volontairement fin à cette occupation longue de plus de deux ans contre la promesse que chaque occupant voie son dossier examiné et aie une chance d'être régularisé. C’est ainsi que la CS75 quitte Baudelique le 7 août 2010, 828e et dernier jour de l’occupation.
La lutte continue...
Stone of Peace by Moshe Shek Israel from the artist symposium Steine an der Genze on the German-French border in Saarland.
Esiste un meridiano della porchetta che taglia in due la dorsale appenninica del Centro Italia e separa il maiale arrosto adriatico da quello tirrenico. L’Umbria, per l’ennesima volta, risente della sua doppia natura etrusca e italica, dacché la porchetta partecipa delle sue due anime. Attorno alla primogenitura della porchetta è aperta una questione irrisolta: la rivendicano Ariccia, che ha ottenuto il marchio europeo Igp, Campli in Abruzzo, Montesansavino nell’aretino, Loro Piceno nelle Marche, Saludecio nel Montefeltro e per quanto ci riguarda, Norcia, Costano, Grutti e Bevagna. Io che credo nelle Tavole Iguvine, ne reclamo la paternità al mio Appennino, anche se a ben vedere nessuno può rivendicare per sé una ricetta perduta nella notte dei tempi. Ma rimangono i dati storico-antropologici a far pendere l’ago della bilancia gastronomica dalla nostra parte, che siamo maestri di crapula, ritualità e cucina del nascondimento. A Bevagna, mentre estraeva con l’abilità di un ginecologo dalle viscere del suino una manciata di fegatelli, ho interrogato Dj Porchetta, al secolo Marco Ariosto Zampetti. Dall’interno del suo furgoncino stava arringando un manipolo affamato di romani, per spiegare loro la straordinaria invenzione di quel cibo di strada e le sue origini contadine: “porchetta, mica noccioline”! L’ho immediatamente contraddetto, perché la porchetta è cibo tribale, collettivo, di unione e ancora oggi ha un ché di sacro, sebbene ai giorni nostri se ne siano appropriati i fast food. Leggetevi “Il cotto e il crudo”, un saggio di antropologia gastronomica di Claude Levi Strauss, dove si ricava che la cucina dell’arrostito era l’esocucina riservata ai momenti pubblici e praticata esclusivamente dagli uomini. Adesso Dj Porchetta sa che il prodotto che lui affetta con insospettati gesti celebrativi, nasce come cibo propiziatorio. Tuttavia a salvarlo dall’estinzione materiale e culturale è stata l’arretratezza delle terre di mezzo: dal Montefeltro all’eugubino - gualdese, dal nursino al reatino, dalla valle umbra ai territori pedemontani delle Marche e d’Abruzzo. Più che dai dibattiti colti sull’alimentazione (cui non più tardi di ieri ho partecipato a Gualdo Cattaneo nel corso della bella manifestazione “Porchettiamo”, organizzata da Antonio Boco), più che dagli autoreferenziali presìdi Slow Food, la porchetta fu salvata dagli ambulanti. E tra questi Dj Porchetta, che ha trascorso metà della sua vita incriccato all’interno del suo chioschetto di Bevagna, città che negli anni Settanta e Ottanta ha rappresentato la vera Terra Madre del nostro sistema alimentare umbro, altro che Gabon, Sudafrica e Perù. Siparietto. Chi è dotato di senso comune, sa che il maiale rappresenta l’allegoria del buon governo: quello affrescato da Ambrogio Lorenzetti a Siena, per intenderci, dove il suino non sta a significare una semplice scena di dialogo tra campagna e ruralità, ma ammonisce i governanti perché esercitino al meglio le virtù politiche, la tolleranza e l’accoglienza. Tra un panino e l’altro si potrebbero organizzare a Norcia, Costano, Grutti e Bevagna, dei master di approfondimento, come quelli cui Dj porchetta partecipa all’università Luiss Guido Carli, dove orgogliosamente - e con regolarità mensile - imbandisce i suoi catering. E lo fa per decisione del suo estimatore Pierluigi Celli, già direttore generale della RAI e delle Risorse Umane dell'ENI, manager dello start-up di Omnitel e Wind e responsabile della Direzione Corporate Identity dell’Unicredit, autore della lettera più penetrante che sia stata scritta in questi ultimi anni sui giornali: "Figlio mio, lascia questo Paese". Beata umbritudine, umbra beatitudine.
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Genzano (Rome) Festival of the Infiorata; shot from above of two paintings representing Giacomo Leopardi with his poem "L'Infinito" and "La Birth of Venus" by Sandro Botticelli
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Il servizio delle Ferrovie Appulo Lucane tra San Nicola e Genzano, parte della ferrovia Altamura - Potenza, è a spola ed è assicurato da due bellissime FIAT M4 della serie 300 (costruite presso la Ferrosud di Matera tra il 1987 ed il 1991). La foto, scattata lo scorso 21 febbraio, mostra l’unità 311 mentre espleta il Treno 161 Genzano - San Nicola: è in arrivo alla fermata di Tarantella.
A decade back, there were memes for such shots, pointing out how every DSLR owner invariably ends up putting such a picture as their "profile pic". Now that the GenZs have taken over the internet, the memes have changed and this is again a safe space... so, here it is. Hi, wish you a very happy world photography day with a self portrait !
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Second sketch of Today’s event with @warriorpainters organized by @angothemango … really hot day, but we got a pretty solid group of painters. Lunch was Mexican Grill at Sharky across the street. I learned a new GENZ word from my new friend warrior painter “You goated it!” @_tarts__
“Jojo & Zeus”, Van Nuys
Acrylic on 8x10x2 Stillman & Birn Beta Sketchbook
Sketched live on location 12:10 PM to 12:39 PM
Sunday August 24 2025
Foto scattata in occasione dell'Infiorata dei ragazzi 2014 (Genzano di Roma . Rm)
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Today was supposed to be an oven and Dick Heimbold called me up for lunch at Mi Piace. So I jumped on the Metrolink and got off at Memorial Park Station. As I walked to the restaurant I thought the view at the station was good for a sketch. So after lunch I came back around and did one. The waitress was a 23-year old woman and she's got both diabetics and arthritis yet she was all cheerful and inspiring. I have never met a GenZ like her!
Holly Street Village Apartments
Memorial Park Station
Pasadena, CA
Acrylic
Stillman & Birn Beta Sketchbook
Sketched live on location 2:59 PM to 4:18 PM
Friday May 9 2025