Comments on: What’s GLUE? http://gluespace.wordpress.com GLUE lived here from December, 2007 through June 21, 2008. Please join us over at the new www.GLUEspace.org. Fri, 07 Aug 2009 03:34:13 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: J-Lab & McCormick Foundation Announce Winners in First New Media Women Entrepreneurs Competition : New Communications Review http://gluespace.wordpress.com/about/#comment-71 J-Lab & McCormick Foundation Announce Winners in First New Media Women Entrepreneurs Competition : New Communications Review Mon, 21 Jul 2008 22:12:21 +0000 #comment-71 [...] Great Lakes Urban Exchange (GLUE) - A citizen journalism project and best practices warehouse led by Pittsburgh native Abby Wilson [...] [...] Great Lakes Urban Exchange (GLUE) – A citizen journalism project and best practices warehouse led by Pittsburgh native Abby Wilson [...]

]]> By: sandrayu http://gluespace.wordpress.com/about/#comment-70 sandrayu Mon, 21 Jul 2008 18:59:03 +0000 #comment-70 Hi - I am a recent grad of city planning and just moved to Detroit this summer, to work for an environmental justice nonprofit. I got excited about revitalizing post-industrial cities through a class in grad school... and heard about GLUE from my old high school physics teacher... and now that I've finally read about what GLUE is, am so thrilled that something like this exists! Sandra Yu MCP '07 Hi – I am a recent grad of city planning and just moved to Detroit this summer, to work for an environmental justice nonprofit. I got excited about revitalizing post-industrial cities through a class in grad school… and heard about GLUE from my old high school physics teacher… and now that I’ve finally read about what GLUE is, am so thrilled that something like this exists!

Sandra Yu
MCP ‘07

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]]> By: eyesawfoto http://gluespace.wordpress.com/about/#comment-34 eyesawfoto Thu, 10 Apr 2008 20:11:47 +0000 #comment-34 well said, Ken and I could not agree more well said, Ken and I could not agree more

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]]> By: ken54 http://gluespace.wordpress.com/about/#comment-3 ken54 Sun, 13 Jan 2008 19:07:53 +0000 #comment-3 hi linking our cities January 13, 2008 by ken54 i am thrilled to see glue.. and hope that i can be of some use to your efforts (even if i am 53!). in particular, i have been working for a number of years to increase interaction between the post industrial cities/regions of the great lakes and the ohio river valley, with a focus on people sharing and learning from each other how to deal with the losses of deindustrialization and ways to regenerate their communities in an equitable and healthful manner-it was in this spirit that i wrote a letter to the pittsburgh post-gazette last week (see below), suggesting that pittsburgh needs to see its 250th birthday as having regional and international significance- and that it needs to involve the people of the great lakes/ohio river (the “the land of fresh water”?) by inviting them to join us. perhaps glue might be interested in this? A conference on our shared heritage and future- with delegations from around the region would be fun and useful…ken thompson Tuesday, January 08, 2008 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Who is coming to Pittsburgh’s birthday party? Pittsburgh’s 250th birthday is clearly upon us. We have a year of exciting events to look forward to.A line from Kate Dewey’s Jan. 6 Forum piece “Past as Prologue” struck me and, I think, bears scrutiny. She wisely suggests that we “cannot afford to be insular and parochial.” Yet, I wonder if our approach to the 250th has not been just that.Who besides ourselves are we inviting to the celebrations? A good Pittsburgh birthday party usually involves good friends and family in equal measure — people who care about us and who we care about.Whom are Pittsburgh’s “good friends and family?” Let’s start with family. Our parents come from every distant shore — we are a child of the world. Clearly Eastern Pennsylvania is our oldest sibling, if a bit estranged. Since our birthday is also the birth of the gateway to the west, the cities and towns of the Ohio and Mississippi River Valleys are our younger siblings. We have close cousins in every industrial and post-industrial region in America and distant ones in similar regions around the globe.Our friends — people who have been touched by Pittsburgh, its story and its people — stretch the world over. It seems to me that, in celebrating ourselves, we are celebrating them, too. Perhaps we should let them know that, and specifically invite them, to rekindle our deep historic relationships. We have a lot of candles to blow out and could use their help. Roll out the carpet and roll out the barrel! KEN THOMPSON, M.D. Shadyside hi
linking our cities
January 13, 2008 by ken54
i am thrilled to see glue.. and hope that i can be of some use to your efforts (even if i am 53!). in particular, i have been working for a number of years to increase interaction between the post industrial cities/regions of the great lakes and the ohio river valley, with a focus on people sharing and learning from each other how to deal with the losses of deindustrialization and ways to regenerate their communities in an equitable and healthful manner-it was in this spirit that i wrote a letter to the pittsburgh post-gazette last week (see below), suggesting that pittsburgh needs to see its 250th birthday as having regional and international significance- and that it needs to involve the people of the great lakes/ohio river (the “the land of fresh water”?) by inviting them to join us. perhaps glue might be interested in this? A conference on our shared heritage and future- with delegations from around the region would be fun and useful…ken thompson

Tuesday, January 08, 2008
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Who is coming to Pittsburgh’s birthday party?
Pittsburgh’s 250th birthday is clearly upon us. We have a year of exciting events to look forward to.A line from Kate Dewey’s Jan. 6 Forum piece “Past as Prologue” struck me and, I think, bears scrutiny. She wisely suggests that we “cannot afford to be insular and parochial.” Yet, I wonder if our approach to the 250th has not been just that.Who besides ourselves are we inviting to the celebrations? A good Pittsburgh birthday party usually involves good friends and family in equal measure — people who care about us and who we care about.Whom are Pittsburgh’s “good friends and family?” Let’s start with family. Our parents come from every distant shore — we are a child of the world. Clearly Eastern Pennsylvania is our oldest sibling, if a bit estranged. Since our birthday is also the birth of the gateway to the west, the cities and towns of the Ohio and Mississippi River Valleys are our younger siblings. We have close cousins in every industrial and post-industrial region in America and distant ones in similar regions around the globe.Our friends — people who have been touched by Pittsburgh, its story and its people — stretch the world over. It seems to me that, in celebrating ourselves, we are celebrating them, too. Perhaps we should let them know that, and specifically invite them, to rekindle our deep historic relationships. We have a lot of candles to blow out and could use their help. Roll out the carpet and roll out the barrel!

KEN THOMPSON, M.D.

Shadyside

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