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Der Denkmaltag ist diesmal der 13. September 2015 mit dem Motto "Handwerk, Technik, Industrie"!
The Monuments Day this time is September 13, 2015 with the motto "craft, technology, industry"!
Clay Center Carnegie Library Show in
Clay Center, Kansas from June 15 - July 15
Posted: June 28, 2012 - Clay Center Dispatch
Clay Center Exhibits art as part of Dream Rocket Project
Print a copy at docs.google.com/open?id=0B3VmmD_bi9xPaHV mSjRsSzlEbGM
Go to online article at www.ccenterdispatch.com/news/local/artic le_e44f7258-c15c-...
Check out images of artworks included in this exhibit on Flickr at:www.flickr.com/photos/thedreamrocket/set s/72157629648005491/
Print a Press Release at:docs.google.com/open?id=0B3VmmD_bi9xPd2R oVU16d3BCRGM
Learn more about the Dream Rocket Project atwww.thedreamrocket.com
Location:
Clay Center Carnegie Library
706 6th ST
Clay Center, Kansas 67432
Library Contact Person: Wendy Mitchell, MLS
Phone: 785-632-3889
Dream Rocket Project Contact Person: Jennifer Marsh at jennifer@thedreamrocket.com
Participants:
Created by St. Mary’s Elementary School in St. Mary’s, Kansas AND Rossville Grade School in Rossville, Kansas
Palmiro, Lina, Olivia, Justin, and Kevin from Revere, MA
3rd Grade Students in Kelly Williams Class in Revere, MA
3rd Grade Students in Kelly Williams Class in Revere, MA
Created by St. Mary’s Elementary School in St. Mary’s, Kansas AND Rossville Grade School in Rossville, Kansas
Kindergarteners at Robinson Elementary School in Augusta, Kansas
Kindergarteners at Robinson Elementary School in Augusta, Kansas
1st Graders at Robinson Elementary School in Augusta, Kansas
Paul Laurence Dunbar School (Pre-K) from Atlanta, GA
Kindergarten students in Mrs. Frazier’s class in Salina, Kansas
4th Grade Students in Mrs. Layton’s Class in Salina, Kansas
1st Grade Students in Mrs. Ritter’s class in Salina, Kansas
Dean Rusk Head Start YMCA Academy in Atlanta, GA
Students at William McKinley and Beachmont Veterans Memorial School in Revere, MA (2 submissions on display)
Grades: 3, 4, and 5
5th Graders at Ewalt Elementary School in Augusta, Kansas
School Students during a campus visit to the University of Huddersfield in Huddersfield, England x3
Kindergarteners at Lincoln Elementary School in Augusta, Kansas
2nd Graders at Robinson Elementary School in Augusta, Kansas
St. Mary's and Rossville Elementary Schools, Kansas x 4
Cynthia Wenslow from Austin, Texas
Benjamin Billingsley from Wilmington, NC
Dasha Kovchegova & Sveta Dorofeeva from Moscow, Russia
Children and Grandchildren of Doug Wood from Section, AL
Mt. Gap Elementary Science Club: Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 4847 from Elkview, West Virginia
Junior Girl Scout Troop #514 from Morehead, KY
Dr. Jean L. Langan and Miami University Art Educators from Oxford, Ohio
Magnificent Daycare Inc. in Atlanta, Georgia
Primary School NR 25 in Krakow (Poland)
Becky Guttin from San Diego, CA
Girl Scout Troop #3242 from Spartanburg, South Carolina
Georgia Van Hoesen from Melbourne Beach, Florida
Jodi Scaltreto in Hillsboro, New Hampshire
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Genevieve Crook from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Riverton El. School Culture Club 3rd-5th graders in Huntsville, Alabama
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Linda Waterworth from Richmond, VA
By (LEM4 Group) in Pine Knoll Shores, NC
Girl Scout Troop 1334 from Sheridan, WY
Babylon Village Girl Scout Troop 360 with the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County in Babylon, New York.
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Blastoff to your Dreams!”
Please help in spreading the word and saving our tigers. Visit www.saveourtigers.com for more details.
In 2011 a developer bought this 1967 building with the plan to demolish it and replace it with a new building. The public outcry convinced the developer to instead renovate the current building. The expanded building reopened as a Starbucks and Chipotle in 2012.
This Midtown St. Louis building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
I know this i not a good shot of this little guy but at the time it was the best i could do,he was out enjoying a short burst of sun and i knew that wouldn't last long so had to get what i could.I saved this Blue toungue when he was just a baby and he has been in my back garden ever since which is around four years now.I found him on his back with his toungue stuck between his lips and he seemed dead but i was not sure. It was a freezing cold morning and usually they are tucked in under the leaves during our cold months so what he was doing on my lawn i don't know.I took him inside and wrapped a hand towel around him and then warmed him up with my hair dryer,i then got an eye dropper and put some rescue remedy and some coloidal silver into his mouth,popped him into a box with a dish of water and some leaves to nestle under and left him home while i went to watch my grandaughters netball game.I was overjoyed on my return home to see him alive so i put him back outside in the garden and he's still with me.
Isabella Lövin badar för havet 18 maj 2014. Samtidigt badar gröna partier från Finland, Sverige, Tyskland, Lettland och Litauen gemensamt för att visa att vi arbetar tillsammans för att skydda Östersjön. Våra fem gemensamma krav för renare hav:
- Mer fisk!
- Sluta övergöda Östersjön
- Rädda klimatet
- Stoppa plastskräpet
- Fler skyddare havsområden.
Läs mer: www.mp.se/savethesea
#SAVETHESEA
Fotograf: Fredrik Hjerling.
49 hours' hunger sit-in to support Tibet.
"Several members of Taiwan's Tibetan Foundation began a 49-hour hunger strike in front of Taipei's Liberty Square at 3 p.m. March 28, 2008, in an effort to raise public awareness over alleged human rights abuses by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in their homeland. "
but fewer people care Lucia, a brave woman who dared to hunger strike alone in front of Lagislative Yuan to depose President Chen up to 60 hours till now (12 PM, 2008/3/29), and she is still on going...
to view all my photos about Tibet issue, click "Save Tibet".
to view all my photos about "RED" and Lucia, click "anti-corruption and depose-Chen" 2006~2008.
Taipei, Taiwan.
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I was trying to come up with something fun for their save the date cards. I also tried a little retro processing which I haven't really done much of. Love it or hate it? CC please
I got this idea two months before ... When i was drawing on eggs...since then it was in my mind to click this one....although my drawing is not good in this pic..... But its my favorite .....
When I saw this sticker on this fishermans truck I started laughing. I had to get this capture for you guys.
Happy Hump Day my Flickr friends.
And KLnyc, please save the chicken bro...
Save-A-Lot on Gessner Road in Houston, Texas.
Location was intended for Eckerd, unfortunately never opened given the store was still being built when J.C. Penney sold Eckerd and there was already a CVS/pharmacy across the street.
JEROME MORLEY LARSON SR.
2/25/2012
PRUITT-IGOE NOW -- ST LOUIS, MO — NARRATIVE
To solve Pruitt-Igoe, re-solve St Louis and its area—anything less is foolish. White flight decimated the city fabric —Planning, Zoning and Red-lining nailed the coffin shut. Pruitt-Igoe was simply a fancy coffin — its destruction, the burial — this competition is for the tombstone. But I defy that — a real city needs ALL people integrated and living together in normal human disharmony that sparks creativity and vitality, so I bring ALL people back by making St Louis more attractive than its out-burbs; a place people really want to habituate.
St Louis is the center of the plains from Appalachians to Rockies where four great rivers converge — three right there. It's perched on a mesa that requires the Missouri, due west, to veer north, forming a peninsula that encloses the city.
Saaranens incredible ARCH is exactly where city meets water; its axis greets the Missouri 18 miles west and the Ohio 140 miles east, deserving GATEWAY TO THE WEST. Pruitt-Igoe's sole contextual value, other than notoriety, is location 3/4 mile north of this axis and 1½ miles west of the ARCH — a forty minute brisk walk (or ten minute bike).
18 miles west, where it starts its bend north, the Missouri lies 50' (+/-) higher than the Mississippi; I propose a 300' wide feeder canal at this level carved through the city to Pruitt-Igoe; there, water level will be some 90' below grade. At this point create a circular basin 1/2 mile in diameter as a wonderful in-city lake for pleasure boating, with city buildings rising above and cascading down its slopes, a feeling similar to Zaitunay Bay in Beirut (pictured). This basin is large enough for sailing regattas, powerboat races, fireworks barges, delightful sunrises, marinas, moorings, jazz festivals etc.
Put a matching basin south to balance the axis; wind the canals around the University and snuggle them into the heart of the city; connect all to the Mississippi with a series of locks. In East St Louis, opposite the ARCH, place a similar basin 50' in the air over all the industrial stuff below (use the 40' clear underneath as distribution centers for the port) using the water spout to keep it filled and extend the canals into East St. Louis to complete the formal design surrounding the arch that knits the two cities together; so attractive, it will become the hottest place in the two States to live - for ALL!
Suddenly, greater St Louis is re-water oriented! — and East St Louis is reborn as an attractor in its own right, competing with and complementing downtown.
Now, let developers build whatever they want along the waterways so long as it is 80% housing for ALL and features 80% retail/ entertainment/ food at street and canal levels. Plug in water taxis, get the hell out of the way and watch the sparks fly! Waterfront land value pays for the waterways and then some; let the spoils sculpt East St Louis and be levees as needed.
Now, what to do with all those silly boxes we built out in the cornfields….
Personal info as required: I first visited the ARCH in the 70's with two pre-teen sons during a road trip to Colorado; then 20 years later at an AIA RUDC three day conference on St Louis where I learned about Pruitt-Igoe and that the white people had moved 60 miles west, desolating the city.
In the 70's I did pro bono architecture for a community in Bed-Sty Brooklyn - the worst slum in the country - 160 bed day care center in an abandon two story concrete garage - we did not get a building permit because … — But we had to get a C of O to get State funding for the kids. The inspector would not sign off; Detroit had just burned and I said Bed-Sty, um, might burn if he didn't — he signed and we opened.
We were having a celebratory dinner when thugs from Detroit came in to burn Bed-Sty — you can't; I gave my word (in the ghetto, your word is sacred) — Bed-Sty didn't burn — thus began a long relationship with people of color in the ghettos of Brooklyn, Jersey City, Newark, Asbury Park and Red Bank.The welfare mothers wanted the day care center to free them so they could get a job and save enough money to get out of the ghetto.
I'm convinced that the only solution is the integration of ALL people in ALL neighborhoods - a design problem solved like I do here at Pruitt-Igoe NOW! LET'S ROLL!