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El encuentro contó con la participación de importantes personalidades del mundo artÃstico como el reconocido diseñador multidisciplinar Javier Mariscal; el socio y presidente creativo de Lowe/ssp3, José Miguel Sokoloff; y el catedrático de FilosofÃa de la Universidad de Murcia, Francisco Jarauta; entre otros.
En el evento se abordaron temas de diseño interactivo, diseño y artesanÃa, la historia de los colores y los escenarios del futuro.
FotografÃa: Laura J. Ardila M.
*** Secretary-General's Message for 2014 ***
The United Nations is needed more than ever at this time of multiple crises. Poverty, disease, terrorism, discrimination and climate change are exacting a heavy toll. Millions of people continue to suffer deplorable exploitation through bonded labour, human trafficking, sexual slavery or unsafe conditions in factories, fields and mines. The global economy remains an uneven playing field.
The founding of the United Nations was a solemn pledge to the world’s people to end such assaults on human dignity, and lead the way to a better future. There have been painful setbacks, and there is much work ahead to realize the Charter’s vision. But we can take heart from our achievements.
The UN Millennium Development Goals have inspired the most successful anti-poverty campaign ever. United Nations treaties addressing inequality, torture and racism have protected people, while other agreements have safeguarded the environment. UN peacekeepers have separated hostile forces, our mediators have settled disputes and our humanitarian workers have delivered life-saving aid.
At this critical moment, let us reaffirm our commitment to empowering the marginalized and vulnerable. On United Nations Day, I call on Governments and individuals to work in common cause for the common good.
~**~
Built in 1929 and expanded multiple times, the Colonial Revival-style Shaker Square was designed by Philip L. Small, Inc. for the Van Sweringen brothers to serve as a shopping district on the west side of the planned suburban community of Shaker Heights, though the shopping center itself is located west of the municipal boundary in the Buckeye-Shaker of Cleveland. The shopping center features red brick cladding, six-over-six double-hung windows, cornices with dentils, limestone trim, hipped and gabled slate roofs, large storefront openings, doorways with fanlight transoms, doric pilasters, copper-roofed cupolas, broken pediments, circular oxeye windows, decorative sculptural reliefs featuring festoons, and Palladian windows. Around the center can be found a series of apartment buildings of varying sizes, also built around the same time, creating a pedestrian critical mass that helps keep the center viable despite the construction of newer, larger shopping centers further out in the suburbs. Shaker Square was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976. The center today houses a supermarket, pharmacy, and movie theater, with multiple retail shops, office services, and restaurants being housed in various retail and commercial office lease spaces around the shopping center, as well as a light rail stop on the RTA Green Line and Blue Line on the west side of the square.
This photo has more planes than you can probably count. I like the picture because it has almost a cubist look to it. This building is also in Buenos Aires.
This is one of the units that participated in annual Leavenworth Veterans Parade in historic Leavenworth, Kansas on Nov. 11, 2014.
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The arched area on the left is the edge of a formet brickworks oven. The rectangle on the right is a by-product of spray-painting
Another shot from the drops session of few days ago. I have to find a bigger flat container for the water, to include all the circular waves, if possible.
Test mode, anyway..
crafted multiples assignment. collaborate with a group to produce multiples of an object using slip casting and hand building. use these multiples to create a collaborative piece. glaze and bisque fired ceramics, shelf. fall 2011.
crafted multiples assignment. collaborate with a group to produce multiples of an object using slip casting and hand building. use these multiples to create a collaborative piece. glaze and bisque fired ceramics, shelf. fall 2011.
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A cool multiple strike captured just north of Monument, Colorado.
I have multiple dungeons working now. There's also a fun "feature" -- I handle the dungeons by just incrementing an offset on a big bitmap with all the dungeons in it. If I offset past the last dungeon, the game interprets random areas of memory as a dungeon. Which is pretty cool.
Apologies for the flickering -- the refresh rate of my camera and the refresh rate of the Meggy LEDs do NOT get along.
A postcard bearing no publisher's name that was posted in Newton Abbott on Wednesday the 23rd. May 1956 to:
Master Anthony Nevard,
146, Parkway,
Welwyn Garden City,
Herts.
The message on the back of the card was as follows:
"We are living in a farm
near the Golden Lion.
There are some ducks,
chicks and calves you
would like - hand milking
too.
Went to the sea yesterday -
very hot - my nose and
face are like a beetroot!
Much love,
Veronica".
So what else happened on the day that the card was posted?
Not a lot, although the number one hit song in the UK at the time was 'No Other Love' by Ronnie Hilton.