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Mediacorp @ One North, a cutting edge building specialised in video production, broadcasting, interactive digital media labs, digital and post-production, digital media schools, and much more. Very interesting architectural building, I had much fun around it. This shot is a combination of 1 long exposure and 3 sets of 5 bracketed shots. I used a C-POL for each set with a Different angle. I blendend different polarised parts and the LE in 1 shot.
It's time for Sunday gathering for "Yuzu the Sheltie", with her brother and sister, but also other similar age Shelties.
Portrait - Yuzu resting.
#singapore #shelties #shetlandsheepdog #mediapolis #cafemelba #raythesheltie #toffeenutnutyoyo #singaporedogs #singaporepets #canine #herbiepups #herbiepuppies
As I mentioned yesterday, I spent some time on Saturday doing some model photography over at Ken Jenkins' place in KC. I took the photos and built the two red GP7's, but the rest of it is all Ken's work.
For this shot, we transformed the town of Riley, KS to Mediapolis, IA with the addition of a beautiful depot I purchased a while back. Someday, it'll find it's way onto a Free-Mo module, but for the time being, this will have to do.
The Mediapolis "depot" in 1974. Check out the Burlington Route emblem under the Rock Island emblem. CB&Q shared trackage from Burlington to Mediapolis to reach their former narrow gauge branch lines to Washington and Oskaloosa.
It opened at the site of Kim's dry cleaner business and eventually moved to its own location on Avenue A in 1987. It expanded to five other locations, including St. Mark's Place (Mondo Kim's) in the East Village, Kim's Underground at 144 Bleecker Street (on Laguardia Place), Kim's West (350 Bleecker Street & West 10th Street), and Kim's Mediapolis (2906 Broadway). By 2008, it had over 55,000 rental titles, many of which were rare or esoteric.
The original Avenue A location closed in 2004.[3][1] Mondo Kim's, to a lesser extent, also had a reputation for "ornery" service.[4]
In June 2005, police raided Mondo Kim's, alleging they were selling bootlegs.[5][4]
In September 2008, Kim announced he would be closing Mondo Kim's and giving away the film collection to anyone who could fulfill certain criteria, stipulating that the entire collection was to be taken intact and that Kim's members would continue to have access to the collection wherever it resided. In December 2008, it was reported that Salemi, Sicily had made a successful bid for the collection, as part of a village restoration effort.[6][7][8] In 2012, a Village Voice article entitled "The Strange Fate of Kim's Video" reported that the collection, though remaining intact, had essentially disappeared from public view after arriving in Salemi, and that the initiatives promised by Kim and the government of Salemi remained unfulfilled.[9]
The last remaining location of Kim's Video & Music, located on 1st Ave, announced its closure on April 21, 2014.[10]
On April 1, 2022, Kim's Video & Music was relaunched as Kim's Video Underground with the help of the Alamo Drafthouse theater chain. The new store is located in the lobby of Alamo's Lower Manhattan location in the Financial District of Manhattan, with the collection being relocated from Salemi back to New York. The store also now offers 5-day rentals for free.
It's time for Sunday gathering for "Yuzu the Sheltie", with her brother and sister, but also other similar age Shelties.
Yoyo running towards Yuzu.
#singapore #shelties #shetlandsheepdog #mediapolis #cafemelba #raythesheltie #toffeenutnutyoyo #singaporedogs #singaporepets #canine #herbiepups #herbiepuppies
It's time for Sunday gathering for "Yuzu the Sheltie", with her brother and sister, but also other similar age Shelties.
The two sisters - Yoyo and Yuzu.
#singapore #shelties #shetlandsheepdog #mediapolis #cafemelba #raythesheltie #toffeenutnutyoyo #singaporedogs #singaporepets #canine #herbiepups #herbiepuppies
It's time for Sunday gathering for "Yuzu the Sheltie", with her brother and sister, but also other similar age Shelties.
Oreo versus Ray the Sheltie
#singapore #shelties #shetlandsheepdog #mediapolis #cafemelba #raythesheltie #toffeenutnutyoyo #singaporedogs #singaporepets #canine #herbiepups #herbiepuppies
Looking southeast at the abandoned CB&Q in Winfield, Iowa. CB&Q abandoned Winfield to Tracy, 45.8 miles excluding Martinsburg to Brighton 38 miles sold to M&StL in 1934. Mediapolis to Washington, 37.1 miles, was abandoned in 1980.
It's time for Sunday gathering for "Yuzu the Sheltie", with her brother and sister, but also other similar age Shelties.
#singapore #shelties #shetlandsheepdog #mediapolis #cafemelba #raythesheltie #toffeenutnutyoyo #singaporedogs #singaporepets #canine #herbiepups #herbiepuppies
It's time for Sunday gathering for "Yuzu the Sheltie", with her brother and sister, but also other similar age Shelties.
portrait of Ray the Sheltie.
#singapore #shelties #shetlandsheepdog #mediapolis #cafemelba #raythesheltie #toffeenutnutyoyo #singaporedogs #singaporepets #canine #herbiepups #herbiepuppies
This is the starting-point of an urban excursion. Its location and trajectory covers parts of Beijing's CBD area (on a commonly smoggy/polluted day). It show-cases a large "in-between area" as a starting point of one of the ways a city can be experienced.
ESSAY BACKUP:
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A Personal View on Today´s Cities
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Institution: Leuphana Digital School
Think Tank — Ideal City of the 21st Century
Supervision: Daniel Libeskind, B.Arch. M.A. BDA AIA
Tutor: Mariam
Assignment: 01
Start Date: January 23, 2013
team code: 339
co-authors: Jan Hauters and Nedyalko Terziev
"TERRITORIZE!"
A Personal View on Today´s Cities
Content:
1. A Theoretical Framework (inferred from daily experiences)
2. Two Case Studies
2.1. Case Study One —Singapore— (Introduction and images + caption)
2.2. Case Study Two —Beijing— (Introduction and images + caption)
3. Epilogue
4. References
1.
A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK (inferred from daily experiences)
For the occasion of this essay we opted for a less conform verb and title: "TERRITORIZE!" It symbolizes the (lack of) dynamics observed within the two case studies supporting this text. Within the two following case studies, any reference to this essay shall mainly be made by two mutually accompanying formats: photography and its caption. These two shall be explored below this introductory essay. Both case studies, Singapore and Beijing, are similar and yet tremendously different, especially by means of the specific attributes the co-authors decided to point their lenses and attention to. Although this text is planned, produced and constructed around two intricately folded focuses, yet it shall aim to hint in a direction of far more complex considerations in regards to an idealization of a near-future city.
A noticeable major tension lies in how seemingly, in both case studies, territories have been allocated and fixed by means of centralized planning. However each differ in how these territories are sustained or claimed by others. Hence—in a somewhat superficial ode to Deleuze and Guattari (1972)—one could speak of dynamics related to the action of terrritorialization, namely: deterritorialization and reterritorialization. These create complex mechanisms where areas—themselves territories—are stuck in-between other territories, have been seemingly fixated in spacetime by means of regulation, social consideration, form and fixtures—or contrary to this—are gradually in struggle with other territories.
All these dynamics create processes that could be, if artificially seen as a moment in-between function, community, culture, form, and other (note: here as a textual reduction of a non-demarcated, non-linear and multidimensional fluidity of moments into moments). The idea of 'in-between-ness' is lightly borrowed from Bhabha's 1994 work entitled The Location of Culture.
With 'in-between spaces' we shall poetically (cf. Bachelard, 1958) refer to those spaces between nexuses of habitation or labor. As these are poetic references to space, these spaces do not simply refer to physical spaces nor to their reduced forms of infrastructural constructs or public spaces (i.e. roads, bridges, parks, strips of land, etc). Hence, 'in-between spaces' are not a critique on landscape architecture nor structural engineering. 'In-between' shall secondly, and more specifically, also refer to being and becoming 'in-between' or being mid-struggle for occupation of space. Thirdly, in further detailed connotation and as previously hinted, 'in-between' shall refer to a mechanism of unsettled territorial functionality (proprietary, aesthetic, social, cultural, political, etc).
As it was decided to associate these concepts with the texts as provided within this assignment it is aimed to work around the following citation from Lemann :
"There is something delightfully counter intuitive...: you would have thought it was dull Babbitts who made a city commercially successful, but no—it's kids with scruffy beards and tattoos... What is the connection between them and prosperity?" (Lemann, 2011, p.77)
We would like to explore, expand on, support or contradict this image and consider the 'in-between spaces' not only from a point of view of "commercial success" but also add-on 'social success' (or lack thereof) and the dynamics as implied in the citation of struggles or uncanny communities (i.e. scruffy bearded men with tattoos) (or lack thereof; or variations thereon). These considerations would then ideally be trans-coded into the visions of this assignment's team as well as the conceptualizations concerning an ideal twenty-first century city.
In an ideal city of the twenty-first century, city planning would consciously consider 'in-between space' (tangible and intangible; and both in infinite flux) as spaces not simply as disconnected structures supporting facilities (such as for transitional transportation) or such as desolate landscape architecture. The consideration would occur from several angles such as:
1/ the socio-political and the multi-sensorial aesthetic,
2/ the formal and functional,
3/ the interactive or immersive and psychological, and
4/ the business and infrastructural.
The convoluted consideration of these (and possible others) would aim to maximize the in-between as essential and inherent breathing parts of the whole; equally important as one or other composer supposedly claimed composite silences to be equally if not more important than sound. However, currently, in our today's cities some of these in-between territories are stuck others are in flux. Some have settled and created more desirable conditions and while others do not seem maximized some are still too much in flux to realize their full potential. Combining both case studies we noticed that some (imposed) territories terrorize. That is to say, they poetically terrorize form, function, aesthetic, ideal, community (or the potential thereof), commercial viability, sustainability, and so on while others seem to support (cultural, economic, social, aesthetic, functional or other types of) poetic nourishment.
Thus, "TERRITORIZE!" is an outcry (opposing the terror) as well as a call-for-action; promoting the fluid and dynamic maximization (as mentioned, and more: cultural, ecological, aesthetic, communal manners of maximization) of urban(ized) spaces.
2.
CASE STUDIES
While high-levels of central urban planning are prevalent in both Singapore and Beijing, we see two cities of contrast. On one side we have the modern, clinically-clean yet tropically green Singapore which has largely solved the infrastructure and environment issues stemming from its dense population with in-between spaces virtually non-existent. Juxtaposed, we see Beijing rapidly growing but struggling to transition from its communist past with many urban development problems still to be resolved. The two contributors for this assignment also took a divergent approach to examining the cities to show alternative ways that an urban setting can be viewed and experienced. Whereas, the view on Singapore is more of a high-level, city-wide perspective the way a foreigner touring the city might experience it, the approach with Beijing takes a specific path through the city, a path not too different from the one an ordinary Beijing citizen would take on a regular day. Singapore’s case offers an urban panorama providing the reader with a broad view of how territory and in-between space can be observed and experienced. In contrast, Beijing’s case hyper-focuses on a single trajectory.
2.1
Case Study One
—Singapore—
For his participation in the team-driven first assignment, one resident of Singapore took a broad look at Singapore, visiting some distinct destinations indicative of Singapore's character. Geographically, several of the photographs were taken at the central business area. The ones focusing on infrastructure (port, subway, cameras, etc) were made in various, more distant locations. However, in all cases, the contributor has tried his best to pinpoint the salient features of this highly-developed nation. Some of the photos were taken for this assignment specifically, while others were taken earlier, some time during the year before. The order of the photos follows thematic order rather than geographical or chronological order.
Title: Pragmatic Singapore
Caption: The Parliament of Singapore- a building where important decisions are made every day, yet a building void of any pompousness and imposing stature. While cameras videotaping passers-by are of course abundant, lacking any kind of fence or military guards nearby, the Parliament has the demeanor of a very open and accessible building. In fact, probably one of the most noticeable features of the Singapore Parliament building is its lack of notice-ability- one never sees crowds of tourists taking pictures of themselves in front of the Parliament. Open, pragmatic, yet well-fortified, the Parliament of Singapore exemplifies Singaporeans and Singapore itself.
Although differences shall be evident when viewing the Beijing photography, one similarity can be identified: hardly any one frequents the areas in-between the nexuses of activity such as the Singapore parliament and the surrounding architectural structures. Similarities between two cities in regards to a lack of dynamics among some territories can be found. The parliament is such an example. The examples given for Beijing shall speak for themselves as well. Such spaces seem to be fixed in space-time (sustained either by means of technology, such as cameras, white metal fences, or watch-groups). Although one might hide it behind pleasantries and blue skies while the other one (and its chosen imagery) might appear far more crude, each in their own right seems to lack a certain organic or communal feel.
Title: It started with a port
Caption: Devoid of almost any natural resources, the naturally deep port of Singapore located key geographically in the Straits of Malacca is about the only natural endowment Singapore inherited. Today, it is the world's busiest port. The port and the closely related shipping and logistics industry, have been the fundamental driver which raised Singapore's economy from the post-WWII shambles to the world's most competitive economy in the span of 50 years. In addition to its economic importance, the magnitude of the port, the efficiency with which it operates, as well as how well defined and specialized the different parts of the port are is also symbolic for Singapore in general. Thanks to the port and thanks to the qualities which the port represents, Singapore has become the poster child, the shining exception that proved developed countries can also emerge in the hot, subtropical regions of the world (Sachs, 2001). Yet, such economic success has not come without some sacrifices as hopefully, the later photos would prove.
Title: Big Brother
Caption: In Singapore, cameras are literally everywhere. Every bus stop, every metro station and any larger building or street boasts a handful of cameras videotaping. One simply cannot go outside their home without being videotaped by at least a few cameras. Fines for misbehavior are heavy and as a result, law is followed strictly by everyone. Crime is virtually non-existent at the expense of Big Brother constantly 'watching over' Singaporeans. We leave it up to the reader to decide whether Singapore today is a heaven of safety or an Orwellian 1984 city.
Title: Singapore is a FINE city
Caption: Singaporeans like to joke that Singapore is a 'fine' city. Shown above are signs about what one is not allowed to do while in the subway (no chewing gum either, please). In addition to the signs, many subway stations play voice recordings and play short TV clips reinforcing some of the same messages about food and drinks not being allowed. The result of all the cameras and the heavy fines, Singapore is probably the cleanliest big city in the world not just inside the metro but also city-wide.
P.S. Durian is a type of tropical fruit noted for its strong taste and smell.
Caption: Control and safety
Caption:The subway station photographed in this picture is among the many that people use to commute to work. A safety glass prevents people from accidentally falling over or intentionally jumping on subway tracks. The yellow arrows on the photo are directions as to how to enter and how to exit the subway in order to achieve maximum efficiency. Additionally, TV screens instruct people at the station how to spot terrorists who might have boarded on a train and to prevent disasters from happening.
Noted for its cleanliness, Singapore's metro is also known for its convenience- most Singaporeans live within a walking distance from the train station allowing majority of population to live and work without having a car. The fewer cars driven by Singaporeans is the major reason why air pollution is very low and traffic jams are significantly smaller than those in most mega cities.
Title: 'Underground' Singapore
Caption: In a small, densely populated and pragmatically ruled island such as Singapore, in-between spaces are virtually non-existent. On the contrary, lacking enough space on the ground, the city state has developed a maze of underground passageways not just for the subway but also for shopping. Numerous shiny shops inside can sell you from a high fashion clothing to a household good. With some of these underground shopping centers hosting as many as six underground floors of shops one easily gets lost in the shopping frenzy of the locals. Indeed, for many people visiting Singapore, the island seems like a giant shopping mall both above the ground and under.
Title: Green Singapore
Caption: In spite of being the second most densely populated country and boasting numerous high-rise residential and office buildings, Singapore is unmistakably green. Both in-between areas of the city as well as the specially designated parks and gardens, are home for many evergreen trees. This photo is taken in Eastern Singapore, close to the East Coast Park, but it could have well been taken in any other part of Singapore. With its 15 kilometers length, East Coast is the longest park in Singapore stretching all the way from the city center to the Changi airport. To further lengthen the parks available, a recent initiative has connected different parks via park connectors for Singaporeans to enjoy an uninterrupted tropical greenery experience.
Title: Pockets of ethnicity
Caption: Little India. Together with Chinatown and Arab Street, Little India is among the three distinct ethnic areas in the city state. Whereas the country has been known for its order and cleanliness, the little ethnic neighborhoods allow Singaporeans and tourists to still experience the Asian culture in the otherwise very modernistic, efficient, clinically-clean city state.
Title: A nexus of cuisines and traditions
Caption: Cohabiting variation within one territory: the hawker centers. Singaporeans like good deals and love food. Food courts which in Singapore are referred to as hawker centers are a popular hang-out place as they offer affordable food from various cuisines and vendors. In fact, one frequently finds food stalls called 'Economic rice'. There is at least one hawker center in every neighborhood and they are a vibrant part of the community. Photographed here is Lau Pa Sat, Singapore's most iconic hawker center. Singapore's food courts are also an interesting juxtaposition to the rest of the city. Whereas, Singapore's cleanliness and efficiency is well-known, the inevitable messiness of the street food providing a quick escape from Singapore's glitter and modernity to our cultural past. It is also a great opportunity to dive into the food cultures of various cuisines. Located right in the middle of the business center, Lau Pa Sat is probably the best study of compare and contrast between Singapore's 21st century modernism and its cultural past.
Title: Attracting tourists
Caption: Land deterritorializing sea. Welcome to the Sentosa Island! An artificial island which the Singaporean government decided to create out of the blue ocean waters as a way to attract more tourists to the country as well as to offer Singaporeans a popular weekend destination for relaxation and enjoyment.
Title: Building a city icon
Caption: This nexus does not simply stay isolated within itself; its aura or its features (light, color, social status) radiate outwards into other areas. An icon is in battle with those city elements that have to give way for a far reaching status of the iconic. Thanks to its signature three skyscrapers connected via a ship-resembling structure at the top, Marina Bay Sands is perhaps the most recognizable view of Singapore. Just like Sentosa Island, Marina Bay Sands attracts millions of tourists to Singapore every year and adds a visual image to the name Singapore. The Singapore's Formula 1 race is the only night race and runs around Marina Bay Sands allowing million of sport fans around the globe to see Singapore's most iconic building, further enhancing the image of the city-state.
Title: A hub of innovation
Caption: Attributes seen as important within spaces and their accompanying territories are evaluated, devaluated and reevaluated over and over again. Green buildings is one such collective of attributes that has been evaluated replacing those attributes that no longer are considered desirable. Fusionopolis is the first green building in Singapore showing government's desire to support sustainable buildings. Fusionopolis is also designed to become the hub for IT, data management and communication technology companies in Singapore. In the immediate proximity, Biopolis and Mediapolis are currently being built with which the area is planned to become a vibrant cluster for innovative companies from IT, R&D, life sciences and media sectors. A number of universities are also close by to further strengthen the connection between the academia and real-world applications.
Title: Attracting universities
Caption: Territorialization crosses borders and crosses industries. Among the top business schools in Europe, INSEAD was the first major foreign university to establish a campus in Singapore. Singapore's Economic Development Board is actively looking to attract top universities to come and further enhance the quality of Singapore's workforce. So far, INSEAD, Duke, University of Chicago, NYU and MIT among others have established presence in the country. Yale University will be opening its first campus outside of US, this coming Fall as well. Do these institutions alter the dynamics within communities; if so how? Do they replace users/communities, reshuffle them? What happens?
Case Study Two
—Beijing—
For his participation in the team-driven first assignment, one citizen of Beijing offers a case study hyper-focusing on a pedestrian trajectory between the 'Pingguo Shequ Beiqu' residential/cultural business area —located in the southern part or south of 'Beijing's CBD' area (Central/China Business district)— and leading via the 'Tong Hui He canal' along and under the 'Guomao bridge' to the buildings (and one of the publicly accessible rooftops) of 'Guomao' (all the while contextualizing such background architectural structures as Koolhaas' CCTV tower; which after all these years has still not been occupied). Adopting a few words from Bachelard: although several of the spaces shown here as photographic highlights have "no vital necessity" they do have a "bracing effect on our lives." (Bachelard, xxvi)
This co-author chose to walk the distance based on a believe that an urban setting should be enjoyable not simply from aerial photography or comfortably observed from top-floor based boardroom windows, but rather also on the single human's active and participatory scale. The walking distance between the two parts takes about 30 minutes and constitutes a conglomeration of virtual urban islands, perhaps insufficiently radiating their influence into the in-between spaces. These "islands" struggle with various types of physical (i.e. formal and functional) as well as cultural (i.e. social, political, historical, sub-cultural) in-between areas and dynamics of (de-) or (re-)territorializations.
Several such similar 'clouds' have been identified within Beijing yet are not included due to textual, project and temporal constraints. As supportive examples: the 'dramatic' area including and surrounding Steven Holl's MOMA complex—with numerous empty apartment units; the post-Olympic sport facility area and its larger surroundings; the supposedly hundreds of thousands of square meter of empty spaces in Beijing; and so on). This photographer/writer plays with the thesis that such in-between spaces and their dynamics can be found across the globe and across time.
3.
EPILOGUE
Singapore's views, amongst others, showcase ethnic groups. although unique in nature and different from what one might consider (as a bias) to be "Singapore," yet their territory (spacial and probably also economic) is clearly framed within the larger city. The framing one might possibly speak of, in regards to ethnicity , is in useable tension with the de- or re-teritorrialization. One could speak of where one territory battles with another (i.e. The Beijing photography showing graffiti vs out-door signage; the badly masked phone numbers on the bridge pillar; the bicycle repair man on an in-between patch of land; etc ).
In Beijing areas labelled 'dead-zones' or 'no-man's land' were showcased. The reason why those small plots of Beijing land were labelled 'dead-zones' is intended to be made obvious from the drab feel one gets when viewing the images. Similar to Singapore's ethnic districts these 'dead-zone and in-between areas' too are clearly framed (i.e. the white or other fences around areas that have no activity). In stark contrast, Singapore's well-framed ethnic areas are social, human, with spirit and with economic potential.
Additionally, if under the condition the framing of Singaporean ethnic neighborhoods is sufficiently inclusive, one could argue those are islands of centralized activity. This is in contrast with what is shown here in an otherwise highly centralized-controlled city as Beijing. A few Beijing photographs highlighted decentralized 'economic' activity, for instance, the image showing recycling efforts as well as the bicycle repair man (two activities that return at several seemingly random locations around Beijing). These activities, the associated artifacts and their coordinating individuals have taken over areas that were initially not intended for such functionality; they territorialized these spaces. One might argue which economic model would create most social or economic success (see Lemann's quote above); Singapore's or this particular highlighted one in Beijing?
It seems, in the Singaporean setting, as shown above, any struggle is absent in regards to the ethnic neighborhoods (or those places where these Singaporean ethnic areas might transition into/ be stuck in-between other areas); or any other image captured above. Is this factually so, can this be extrapolated across the urban space, or, is this urban imagery patient and editorial in nature and potentially idealizing what is truly happening at the territorial/cultural/or other (intangible) fault-lines? Additionally, might Beijing have very different examples showcasing a rather opposite dynamic as portrayed in the constructed storyline here above? An overarching question floats to the surface: which filtering lenses shall be used to construct, promote and sustain the 'ideal' actualities of a near-future city?
4.
REFERENCES
Bachelard, G. (1958). The Poetics Of Space. Boston: Beacon Press.
Bhabha. H. K. (1994). The Location of Culture. New York: Routledge.
Deleuze, G. & Felix Guattari. (1972, 2000). Anti-Oedipus - Capitalism and Schizophrenia. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press.
Foucault, M. (1995). Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison. New York: Vintage Books.
Hauters, J. (2013). Beijing, P.R. China photography
Lemann, N. (2011). A Critique At Large. Get Out Of Town. Has The Celebration of Cities Gone Too Far? in The New Yorker (June 27, 2011).
Orwell, George (1949). Nineteen Eighty-Four. A novel. London: Secker & Warburg.
Sachs, Jeffrey (2001). Tropical Underdevelopment. National Bureau of Economic Research
Terziev, N. (2013). Singapore photography
USG Sperry Plant. At one time, this plant was served by rail. A spur once branched off the joint CRI&P-CB&Q Burlington to Mediapolis line in between Mediapolis and Sperry.
BJRY 702 backs their empty centerbeams down to get loaded with USG Gyspum Board from the USG plant at Mediapolis, Iowa. This is ex-Rock Island trackage.
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96. Delmar Pic
97. Deloit Pic
98. Delta Pic
99. Denison Pic
100. Denmark Pic
101. Denver Pic
102. Des Moines Pic
103. Dewar Pic
104. DeWitt Pic
105. Dexter Pic
106. Diagonal Pic
107. Dickens Pic
108. Dike Pic
109. Dixon Pic
110. Dysart Pic
111. Dolliver Pic
112. Donahue Pic
113. Donnan Pic
114. Donnellson Pic
115. Doon Pic
116. Douds Pic
117. Dougherty Pic
118. Dow City Pic
119. Downey Pic
120. Dows Pic
121. Drakesville Pic
122. Dubuque Pic
123. Dumont Pic
124. Dundee Pic
125. Dunkerton Pic
126. Dunlap Pic
127. Durango Pic
128. Durant Pic
01. Eagle Grove Pic
02. Earlham Pic
03. Earling Pic
04. Early Pic
05. Earlville Pic
06. East Pleasant Pln Pic
07. Eddyville Pic
08. Edgewood Pic
09. Ekira Pic
10. Elberon Pic
11. Eldon Pic
12. Eldora Pic
13. Eldorado Pic
14. Eldridge Pic
15. Elgin Pic
16. Ely Pic
17. Elk Horn Pic
18. Elkader Pic
19. Elkhart Pic
20. Elkport Pic
21. Elliott Pic
22. Ellsworth Pic
23. Elma Pic
24. Elwood Pic
25. Emerson Pic
26. Emmetsburg Pic
27. Epworth Pic
28. Essex Pic
29. Estherville Pic
30. Everly Pic
31. Exline Pic
32. Fairbank Pic
33. Fairfax Pic
34. Fairfield Pic
35. Fayette Pic
36. Farley Pic
37. Farmersburg Pic
38. Farmington Pic
39. Farnhamville Pic
40. Farragut Pic
41. Fenton Pic
42. Ferguson Pic
43. Fernald Pic
44. Fertile Pic
45. Floyd Pic
46. Floris Pic
47. Fonda Pic
48. Fontanelle Pic
49. Forest City Pic
50. Fort Atkinson Pic
51. Fort Des Moines Pic
52. Fort Dodge Pic
53. Fort Madison Pic
54. Fostoria Pic
55. Fredericksburg Pic
56. Frederika Pic
57. Fremont Pic
58. Fruitlnd Pic
59. Galva Pic
60. Garber Pic
61. Garden City Pic
62. Garden Grove Pic
63. Garnavillo Pic
64. Garner Pic
65. Garrison Pic
66. Garwin Pic
67. Gaza Pic
68. George Pic
69. Gibson Pic
70. Gilbert Pic
71. Gilbertville Pic
72. Gilman Pic
73. Gilmore City Pic
74. Gladbrook Pic
75. Glenwood Pic
76. Glidden Pic
77. Goldfield Pic
78. Goodell Pic
79. Gooeslake Pic
80. Goose Lake Pic
81. Gowrie Pic
82. Grafton Pic
83. Gray Pic
84. Grand Junction Pic
85. Grand Mound Pic
86. Grand River Pic
87. Grandmound Pic
88. Grandview Pic
89. Granger Pic
90. Grant Center Pic
91. Granville Pic
92. Greattinger Pic
93. Greeley Pic
94. Green Island Pic
95. Green Mountain Pic
96. Greene Pic
97. Greenfield Pic
98. Greenville Pic
99. Grimes Pic
100. Grinnell Pic
101. Griswold Pic
102. Grundy Center Pic
103. Guthrie Center Pic
104. Guttenberg
01. Hale Pic
02. Hamburg Pic
03. Hamilton Pic
04. Hamlin Pic
05. Hampton Pic
06. Hancock Pic
07. Hanlontown Pic
08. Harcourt Pic
09. Hardy Pic
10. Harlan Pic
11. Harris Pic
12. Hartford Pic
13. Hartley Pic
14. Hartwick Pic
15. Harvey Pic
16. Hastings Pic
17. Havelock Pic
18. Haverhill Pic
19. Hawarden Pic
20. Hawkeye Pic
21. Hazleton Pic
22. Hedrick Pic
23. Henderson Pic
24. Hesper Pic
25. Hiawatha Pic
26. High Pic
27. Hills Pic
28. Hillsboro Pic
29. Hinton Pic
30. Holland Pic
31. Holstein Pic
32. Homestead Pic
33. Hopkinton Pic
34. Hornick Pic
35. Hospers Pic
36. Hubbard Pic
37. Hudson Pic
38. Hull Pic
39. Humboldt Pic
40. Humeston Pic
41. Huxley Pic
42. Ida Grove Pic
43. Independence Pic
44. Indianola Pic
45. Inwood Pic
46. Ionia Pic
47. Iowa City Pic
48. Iowa Falls Pic
49. Irwin Pic
50. Yale Pic
51. Yarmouth Pic
52. Yette Pic
53. Jackson Junction Pic
54. Janesville Pic
55. Jefferson Pic
56. Jesup Pic
57. Jewell Pic
58. Johnston Pic
59. Joice Pic
60. Jolley Pic
61. Jordan Pic
62. Kalona Pic
63. Kamrar Pic
64. Kanawha Pic
65. Keystone Pic
66. Kellerton Pic
67. Kellogg Pic
68. Kensett Pic
69. Kent Pic
70. Keokuk Pic
71. Keosauqua Pic
72. Keota Pic
73. Keswick Pic
74. Killduff Pic
75. Kimballton Pic
76. Kingsley Pic
77. Kiron Pic
78. Klemme Pic
79. Knierim Pic
80. Knoke Pic
81. Knoxville Pic
82. La Motte Pic
83. La Porte City Pic
84. Lacona Pic
85. Ladora Pic
86. Lake City Pic
87. Lake Mills Pic
88. Lake Park Pic
89. Lake View Pic
90. Lakota Pic
91. Lamoni Pic
92. Lamont Pic
93. Lanesboro Pic
94. Langworthy Pic
95. Lansing Pic
96. Larchwood Pic
97. Larrabee Pic
98. Latimer Pic
99. Laurel Pic
100. Laurens Pic
101. Lavinia Pic
102. Lawler Pic
103. Lawton Pic
104. Le Claire Pic
105. Le Grand Pic
106. Le Mars Pic
107. Ledyard Pic
108. Lehigh Pic
109. Leland Pic
110. Lenox Pic
111. Leon Pic
112. Lester Pic
113. Letts Pic
114. Lewis Pic
115. Libertyville Pic
116. Lime Spring Pic
117. Lime Springs Pic
118. Lineville Pic
119. Linn Grove Pic
120. Lisbon Pic
121. Liscomb Pic
122. Little Rock Pic
123. Little Sioux Pic
124. Livermore Pic
125. Lynnville Pic
126. Lytton Pic
127. Lockridge Pic
128. Logan Pic
129. Lohrville Pic
130. Lone Rock Pic
131. Lone Tree Pic
132. Lonerock Pic
133. Long Grove Pic
134. Lost Nation Pic
135. Lovilia Pic
136. Low Moor Pic
137. Lowden Pic
138. Lowell Pic
139. Luana Pic
140. Lucas Pic
141. Luther Pic
142. Luverne Pic
143. Luxemburg Pic
144. Luzerne
01. Macedonia Pic
02. Macksburg Pic
03. Madrid Pic
04. Maynard Pic
05. Malcom Pic
06. Mallard Pic
07. Malvern Pic
08. Manchester Pic
09. Manilla Pic
10. Manly Pic
11. Manning Pic
12. Manson Pic
13. Maple Hill Pic
14. Maple River Pic
15. Mapleton Pic
16. Maquoketa Pic
17. Marathon Pic
18. Marble Rock Pic
19. Marcus Pic
20. Marengo Pic
21. Marion Pic
22. Marne Pic
23. Marshalltown Pic
24. Martelle Pic
25. Martensdale Pic
26. Martinsburg Pic
27. Mason City Pic
28. Massena Pic
29. Maurice Pic
30. Maxwell Pic
31. McCallsburg Pic
32. McCausland Pic
33. McClelland Pic
34. McGregor Pic
35. Mechanicsville Pic
36. Mediapolis Pic
37. Melbourne Pic
38. Melcher Pic
39. Melvin Pic
40. Menlo Pic
41. Meriden Pic
42. Merrill Pic
43. Meservey Pic
44. Middle Pic
45. Miles Pic
46. Milford Pic
47. Milton Pic
48. Minburn Pic
49. Minden Pic
50. Mingo Pic
51. Missouri Valley Pic
52. Mitchellville Pic
53. Mystic Pic
54. Mondamin Pic
55. Monmouth Pic
56. Monoma Pic
57. Monroe Pic
58. Mont Ayr Pic
59. Montezuma Pic
60. Montgomery Pic
61. Monticello Pic
62. Montour Pic
63. Montpelier Pic
64. Montrose Pic
65. Moorhead Pic
66. Moorland Pic
67. Moravia Pic
68. Morley Pic
69. Morning Sun Pic
70. Moscow Pic
71. Moulton Pic
72. Mount Auburn Pic
73. Mount Pleasant Pic
74. Mount Sterling Pic
75. Mount Union Pic
76. Mount Vernon Pic
77. Moville Pic
78. Murray Pic
79. Muscatine Pic
80. Nashua Pic
81. Neola Pic
82. Nevada Pic
83. New Albin Pic
84. New Hampton Pic
85. New Hartford Pic
86. New London Pic
87. New Market Pic
88. New Providence Pic
89. New Sharon Pic
90. New Vienna Pic
91. New Virginia Pic
92. Newburg Pic
93. Newell Pic
94. Newhall Pic
95. Newton Pic
96. Nichols Pic
97. Nodaway Pic
98. Nora Springs Pic
99. North Buena Vista Pic
100. North English Pic
101. North Liberty Pic
102. Northboro Pic
103. Northwood Pic
104. Norway Pic
105. Norwalk Pic
106. Oakdale Pic
107. Oakland Pic
108. Oakville Pic
109. Ocheyedan Pic
110. Odebolt Pic
111. Oelwein Pic
112. Ogden Pic
113. Okoboji Pic
114. Olds Pic
115. Olin Pic
116. Ollie Pic
117. Onawa Pic
118. Onslow Pic
119. Oran Pic
120. Orange City Pic
121. Orchard Pic
122. Orient Pic
123. Osage Pic
124. Osceola Pic
125. Oskaloosa Pic
126. Ossian Pic
127. Osterdock Pic
128. Otho Pic
129. Otley Pic
130. Oto Pic
131. Ottumwa Pic
132. Oxford Pic
133. Oxford Junction
01. Pacific Junction Pic
02. Packwood Pic
03. Palmer Pic
04. Palo Pic
05. Panama Pic
06. Panora Pic
07. Parkersburg Pic
08. Parnell Pic
09. Paton Pic
10. Patterson Pic
11. Paullina Pic
12. Pella Pic
13. Peosta Pic
14. Perry Pic
15. Persia Pic
16. Peru Pic
17. Peterson Pic
18. Pierson Pic
19. Pisgah Pic
20. Plainfield Pic
21. Pleasant Valley Pic
22. Pleasanton Pic
23. Pleasantville Pic
24. Plymouth Pic
25. Plover Pic
26. Pocahontas Pic
27. Polk City Pic
28. Pomeroy Pic
29. Popejoy Pic
30. Portsmouth Pic
31. Postville Pic
32. Prairie City Pic
33. Prairieburg Pic
34. Prescott Pic
35. Preston Pic
36. Primghar Pic
37. Princeton Pic
38. Promise City Pic
39. Pulaski Pic
40. Quasqueton Pic
41. Quimby Pic
42. Radcliffe Pic
43. Raymond Pic
44. Rake Pic
45. Ralston Pic
46. Randalia Pic
47. Randolph Pic
48. Readlyn Pic
49. Reasnor Pic
50. Red Oak Pic
51. Redfield Pic
52. Reinbeck Pic
53. Rembrandt Pic
54. Remsen Pic
55. Renwick Pic
56. Rhodes Pic
57. Riceville Pic
58. Richland Pic
59. Ricketts Pic
60. Ridgeway Pic
61. Rinard Pic
62. Ringsted Pic
63. Rippey Pic
64. Riverside Pic
65. Riverton Pic
66. Ryan Pic
67. Robins Pic
68. Rock Rapids Pic
69. Rock Valley Pic
70. Rockford Pic
71. Rockwell Pic
72. Rockwell City Pic
73. Rodman Pic
74. Royal Pic
75. Roland Pic
76. Rolfe Pic
77. Rose Hill Pic
78. Rowan Pic
79. Rowley Pic
80. Rubio Pic
81. Rudd Pic
82. Runnells Pic
83. Russell Pic
84. Ruthven Pic
85. Sabula Pic
86. Sac City Pic
87. Saint Ansgar Pic
88. Saint Anthony Pic
89. Saint Charles Pic
90. Saint Donatus Pic
91. Saint Olaf Pic
92. Salem Pic
93. Salix Pic
94. Sanborn Pic
95. Scarville Pic
96. Schaller Pic
97. Schleswig Pic
98. Scotch Grove Pic
99. Scranton Pic
100. Searsboro Pic
101. Seymour Pic
102. Sergeant Bluff Pic
103. Shannon City Pic
104. Sheffield Pic
105. Shelby Pic
106. Sheldon Pic
107. Shell Rock Pic
108. Shellsburg Pic
109. Shenandoah Pic
110. Sherrill Pic
111. Sibley Pic
112. Sidney Pic
113. Sigourney Pic
114. Silver City Pic
115. Sioux Center Pic
116. Sioux City Pic
117. Sioux Rapids Pic
118. Slater Pic
119. Sloan Pic
120. Smithland Pic
121. Solon Pic
122. Somers Pic
123. South English Pic
01. Spencer Pic
02. Sperry Pic
03. Spillville Pic
04. Spirit Lake Pic
05. Spragueville Pic
06. Springbrook Pic
07. Springville Pic
08. Stanhope Pic
09. Stanley Pic
10. Stanton Pic
11. Stanwood Pic
12. State Center Pic
13. Steamboat Rock Pic
14. Stockport Pic
15. Stockton Pic
16. Story City Pic
17. Storm Lake Pic
18. Stratford Pic
19. Strawberry Point Pic
20. Struble Pic
21. Stuart Pic
22. Sully Pic
23. Sumner Pic
24. Sunbury Pic
25. Sutherland Pic
26. Swaledale Pic
27. Swea City Pic
28. Swedesburg Pic
29. Swisher Pic
30. Tabor Pic
31. Taintor Pic
32. Tama Pic
33. Templeton Pic
34. Terril Pic
35. Thompson Pic
36. Thor Pic
37. Thornburg Pic
38. Thornton Pic
39. Thurman Pic
40. Tingley Pic
41. Tipton Pic
42. Titonka Pic
43. Toddville Pic
44. Toeterville Pic
45. Toledo Pic
46. Toronto Pic
47. Traer Pic
48. Treynor Pic
49. Tripoli Pic
50. Troy Mills Pic
51. Truesdale Pic
52. Truro Pic
53. Underwood Pic
54. Union Pic
55. University Park Pic
56. Urbana Pic
57. Vail Pic
58. Valley Junction Pic
59. Van Horn Pic
60. Van Horne Pic
61. Van Meter Pic
62. Van Wert Pic
63. Varina Pic
64. Ventura Pic
65. Victor Pic
66. Villisca Pic
67. Vinton Pic
68. Viola Pic
69. Volga Pic
70. Wadena Pic
71. Wayland Pic
72. Walcott Pic
73. Walford Pic
74. Walker Pic
75. Wall Lake Pic
76. Wallingford Pic
77. Walnut Pic
78. Wapello Pic
79. Ware Pic
80. Washington Pic
81. Washta Pic
82. Waterloo Pic
83. Waterville Pic
84. Watkins Pic
85. Waucoma Pic
86. Waukee Pic
87. Waukon Pic
88. Waupeton Pic
89. Waverly Pic
90. Webb Pic
91. Webster City Pic
92. Weldon Pic
93. Wellman Pic
94. Wellsburg Pic
95. Welton Pic
96. Wesley Pic
97. West Pic
98. West Bend Pic
99. West Branch Pic
100. West Burlington Pic
101. West Des Moines Pic
102. West Liberty Pic
103. West Point Pic
104. West Union Pic
105. Westfield Pic
106. Westgate Pic
107. Westside Pic
108. What Cheer Pic
109. Wheatland Pic
110. Whiting Pic
111. Whittemore Pic
112. Whitten Pic
113. Williams Pic
114. Williamsburg Pic
115. Wilton Pic
116. Wilton Junstion Pic
117. Winsfield Pic
118. Winterset Pic
119. Winthrop Pic
120. Wiota Pic
121. Wyoming Pic
122. Woden Pic
123. Woodbine Pic
124. Woodburn Pic
125. Woodward Pic
126. Worthington Pic
127. Zearing
It's time for Sunday gathering for "Yuzu the Sheltie", with her brother and sister, but also other similar age Shelties.
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PORTLAND, Ore. (June 11, 2016) Boatswains Mate 1st Class Nathaniel J. Kramer, from Mediapolis Iowa, explains anchoring at sea during a ship tour aboard the USS Russell (DDG 59) during Rose Festival Fleet Week. The festival and Portland Fleet Week are a celebration of the sea services with Sailors, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen from the U.S. and Canada making the city a port of call. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Alex Van’tLeven/Released)
Co. B, 20th ILL. Infantry
Portrait and Biographical Album of Des Moines County, Iowa
Chicago: Acme Publishing, 1888.
William S. Hobbs, a blacksmith, of Kossuth, Iowa, was born in Chemung County, N. Y., Jan. 9, 1845, and is a son of James and Eliza (Lanphier) Hobbs, the father a native of England, the mother of New York. The early life of our subject was spent upon a farm, but when only eighteen years of age he responded to his country's call for volunteers to put down the Rebellion, and enlisted in the 20th Illinois Infantry, serving for three years. He participated in the following battles: Oxford, Port Gibson, Raymond, Jackson (Miss.), Champion Hills, Black River, Vicksburg, Sherman's March, Big Shanty, Kennesaw Mountain and Atlanta, where, on the 22d of July, 1864, he was taken prisoner, confined in Macon, Ga., and afterward at Andersonville. He was held as a prisoner until the close of the war, eight months in all. After being mustered out of service, Mr. Hobbs returned to his home near Joliet, Ill., where he had previously removed with his parents in 1848. He engaged as a railroad engineer, but being injured in an accident, gave up that business, and in 1866 came to Louisa County, Iowa, where he learned the trade of blacksmith with his brother at Toolsboro. While a resident of the latter place, he was united in marriage with Nancy Jane Gilmore, a native of Ohio, and a daughter of Ransom and Huldah (Downer) Gilmore. The marriage was celebrated in 1866, and shortly after the young couple removed to New Boston, Ill., where he engaged as a journeyman, residing there until the following spring, when he again came to Iowa, this time locating in Northfield. Mr. Hobbs made that his home seven years, engaging in the blacksmithing trade, and in 1877 removed to Nebraska. A short time sufficed to convince him that he preferred the former State as a home, and consequently he returned to Toolsboro, where he was employed for a year and a half, later took up his residence in Mediapolis, remaining there until 1885, and then removed to Kossuth, where he has lived continuously since. He has a blacksmith-shop, where he does all kinds of general repairing, and being a first-class mechanic, his work gives perfect satisfaction. Three children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Hobbs--William Curtis, Hallie Raymond and Nellie Viola. Religiously, Mr. Hobbs is a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, as is also his wife; socially, he belongs to the G. A. R., and politically, he is a Republican. The death of Mr. Hobbs' father occurred in 1851, when he was fifty years old. His mother still resides in Mediapolis, Iowa.
It's time for Sunday gathering for "Yuzu the Sheltie", with her brother and sister, but also other similar age Shelties.
Running around the field, being dogs.
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It's time for Sunday gathering for "Yuzu the Sheltie", with her brother and sister, but also other similar age Shelties.
The two sisters - Yoyo and Yuzu.
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Steer # 24: $12,200
Sponsor: District 20 Cattlemen's Associations
Celebrity & Title: Jeff Shipley, District 82 Representative
Steer Name: Osbourne
Steer Owner: Hannah Peck, Birmingham
Buyer: District 20 Cattlemen’s Associations and supporters for $12,000, including Chem Gro
Big River Resources, Pilot Grove Savings Bank, Beck's Hybrids, Sinclair Tractor, First National Bank - Fairfield, Henry County Cattlemen, Conrad American, Span-Tech, MD Orthopedics, Jefferson County Cattlemen, Veterinary Clinic, PC-Fairfield, Iowa State Bank - Fairfield, 6S Cattle Co - Schleicher Family, Keosauqua Veterinary Clinic, Delaney Cattle Co, Stone House Angus, Go2Do, Fairfield Tire & Service, Dorian Atwood, Steffes Group Inc, Sullivan Auctioneer's LLC, Nicholson Repair, Peck Agri Farm, Fairfield Ink & Stitch, Hinshaw Trailer Sales, Libertyville Savings Bank, Van Buren County Cattlemen, Kisling Custom Cattle Working, Miller Farms, Green Valley Seed, LLC, Lee County Cattlemen, Louisa County Cattlemen, K7 Herefords, Wiele Motor Company, Farmer's Elevator & Exchange, Sam Smith Family Farms, A3B Livestock, Heater Farms, Tom Bonnichsen, Dale & Dana Howell, Mincer Ford, Bieri Grain, Morning Sun Farm Implement, Mediapolis Savings Bank, B.A.N.K., Matt & Michelle Hunt, Jim Baier, Inc, JJ Nichting, Lee County Vet Care, Moore Seed & Service, Thompson Farm Supply, Kelley Show Cattle, Wishing Well Angus, Vittetoe Enterprises, Des Moines County Cattlemen, Fairfield Precast Concrete, DMC Mutual Insurance, Wright Family Farms