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A small factory on the outskirts of Fez in Portugal produces striking ceramic pieces. Most of the objects are made and decorated by hand by artisans like this young woman. Conditions are modest to say the least, an inverted Coca Cola crate serves as table legs and a couple of bricks as footrests. The products are beautiful.
Debris clogged the sewers under the tracks on Main Street. Public Works workers are here trying to clear it out. This bridge being closed made for one hell of a detour to get to the north side of the tracks from the south side of the tracks.
~Lisle, IL
4/18/13
In collaboration with UNESCO and the ILO, the Padang City Government hosted a Sixth High-Level Meeting of Mayors for Inclusive Cities on 27 September 2016. The meeting was aimed to pursue the development of Network of Mayors for Inclusive Cities as an active, purpose-driven, self-sustaining coalition to promote and spread the policies that advance the rights of people with disabilities.
For further information about ILO activities on disability in Indonesia, please visit: www.ilo.org/jakarta/whatwedo/projects/WCMS_211048/lang--e...
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Work started this morning on the disused fuel tanks at the garage. This afternoon, the coverings on the old lumps had been removed with no pumps in evidence. It looks as if they may be degassing the tanks and sealing them.
This is what my office at cognitive systems looks like. It's really mine and Jim's office, but on the first day Jim forgot his power adapter, so I had it to myself.
It's hard to tell, but the computer in the background there is a ancient sun desktop.
Book documenting work selected into the Thirteenth Annual 100 Show of the American Center for Design.
competition chair and book design: Michael Manwaring
editor and competition coordination: Rob Dewey
judges: April Greiman, David Gresham, Cheryl Heller, Paula Scher, Christopher Pullman
Photo from my trip to Santa, Idaho to live and study with gothic bookbinder and all around artisan Jim Croft.
Kontiværkets opbygning, byggegrund, oversigtsfoto. Det Danske Stålvalseværk, Frederiksværk.
Fra Industrimuseet Frederiks Værks arkiv. www.indmus.dk
Red Stapler! My old cube, but even at my new one it's pretty much the same. Minus that awful green piggy bank at the corner of it. It talks. SO ANNOYING. My old boss kept putting it there and he and the mailman had a ball pressing the button. No matter how many times I tried to make it dissapear.. it always came back. Until I killed it.