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Quantitative | Pages designed for the second round of prototypes, which went out to hundreds of readers for quantitative feedback. |
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Paperweight Jewelry (September 6, 2002)This jewelry features flowers or scenes under glass. The pins are usually framed in brass or nickel silver. Some of the finer ones are sterling and some are bakelite. The backgrounds can be thin metallic foil paper (typical) or mother of pearl (older). I seldom find these pins in excellent condition. Generally, they are cheaply made and were never meant to outlive their original owners.
Butterfly wing jewelry is similar and has domed glass that is often reverse painted by hand. Actual wings from butterflies are used as the backgrounds. The last pictures in this album are butterfly wing pins. |
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TEJANO IMAGE (Saturday, April 30, 2011)| We had a blast hanging out with TEJANO IMAGE @ the Post 41 this last day of April w/Hosts James & Rosemary. Always a pleasure hanging out with the Raza de Phoenix and enjoying the best of times. TEJANO IMAGE is a new conjunto band with a good sound that makes people want to party & dance.....Puro Baile! Be sure to check out a video performance from that night. |
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First Unitarian Society of Madison WI (November 18, 2009)The Unitarian Meeting House This architectural treasure was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, a member of the congregation, and was completed in 1951.
Members of the congregation(affectionately remembered as "The Stonehaulers") trucked and carried limestone from a quarry 30 miles away and performed numerous other tasks in order to defray expenses and assist construction. Some women in the congregation hauled stone while others wove beautiful curtains which originally separated the Auditorium proper from the Hearth Room.
The Unitarian Meeting House was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973. Two major additions were designed by Taliesin Associated Architects: a religious education wing, built in 1964, and the Lower Meeting House, built in 1990. The Meeting House was declared as a National Historic Landmark in 2004 by the National Park Service. |
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POOH COUNTRY, but TIGGER is the star! (January 4, 2003) |
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