Forget the damned motor car and build the cities for lovers and friends.
-Lewis Mumford
27 December 2009
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Families and Urbanism in Cincinnati
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The goal of this blog is to generate friendships and share information regarding the promotion and retention of families in the urban center of Cincinnati.
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- Poseidon Adventure New Years
- Wendell Berry, Wes Jackson and Gene Lodgson
- More Carnage with Cars or Terrorists
- High Cost of Ignoring Beauty
- Urban Sketchers
- Sign of the Times
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- Cincy Stadium Woes in NY Times
- Merry Bootsy Christmas
- Don't Call Me a Starchitect
- Sheep in OTR
- Urban Planning Cartoon 1948
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- Know Theater South Mural
- Mumford Quote of the Day
- Light Fixtures at SCPA
- Vine Street Print Party Saturday
- Some Metropole Residents
- Lego: "A Different Toy Every Day"
- High Tech Composting
- Santa Lies
- Passage Lounge
- A Film - The City - 1939
- Silky Slim
- I can see her fishing with the guys plus ...
- Family Enrichment Center December
- Strange Car Seen Around Town
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1 comment:
I love this quote. It is something to strive for in 2010!
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