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Blogs, Daily Loaf, May 23, 2011
The lost drawings of M. Leo Elliott
- by Grant Rimbey CNU
- Tags: News, Education, Neighborhoods, Ybor, Green Community, Green Building, Sustainable Building, Historic Preservation, Historic Architecture, History, Tampa Regional History, Tampa Bay History, M. Leo Elliott, Architecture, Temple Terrace, Tampa, Ybor City, Florida History, Florida Architecture, Architectural Drawings, Mediterranean Revival Architecture, Early Tampa, Tampa Bay History Center, USF School of Architecture and Community Design, Grant Rimbey, Rodney Kite-Powell, Trent Green, Lynn Elliott Rydene, Del Acosta, Linda Saul-Sena, AIA Tampa Bay, AIA Tampa Bay Architectural Heritage Committee, Carrastro & Associates

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Blogs, Daily Loaf, Jun 20, 2009
The Green Community: Week in review
- by Katie Machol
- Tags: Green Living, Green Community, Green Policy, obama, usf, Tampa, oil, UST, history, TV, produce, wal-mart, food, rant, Environment, whole foods, media, independent, Hillsborough, video, filmmaker, service, day, feeling, war, energy conservation, global warming, holiday, publix, Shopping, island, film, interview, writer, nation, National, documentary, state, The Nation, head, relationship, green, organic, New York City, health, cl, local, director, local food, sustainable, Huffington Post, online, sting, United States, activist, production, Producer, ocean, festival, reality, Green Living, Men, natural, poll, latin, skin, UT, Professor, Green Community, Green Policy, reducing energy consumption, tampa bay area, mma, NC, temple terrace, water conservation, trash, octomom, tampa bay estuary, Public Health, climate change, Hillsborough River, ratio, productions, importance of conserving water, nut, plane, Green building, conscious effort, up, shower, fossil fuels, risk, publix greenwise market, green architecture, bats, Old Florida, ecology, native species, historic architecture, historic preservation, sugarloaf key, sacd, usf school of architecture and community design, stanley russell, rammed earth wall, 2009 planning commission award of excellence for green, florida bat conservancy, Summer solstice, first day of summer, seasons, lore, sky, astronomy, albertsons, costco, local farms, natural goods, grist tv, showering, navy shower, low-flow shower head, organic towels, organic shower curtain, pet peeve, toilet paper roll, doing the dishes, water faucet, pet peeves, mature manner, water bottle, family member, habit, feelings, national oceanic and atmospheric administration, blip tv, independent media production, estuary program, impacts of global warming, public service providers, visible impacts, environmental consequences, jane lubchenco, documentarian, air pollution, tropical islands, polluters, backyards, fossil fuel, polar regions, madison square garden, penn station, carbon clock, 2009 planning commission award of excellence for green, Uncategorized

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Blogs, Daily Loaf, Jun 15, 2009
Reconstructing a historic bat tower in Temple Terrace and how to build your own bat roost
- by Grant Rimbey CNU
- Tags: Activism, Green Living, Green Community, Activism, usf, Hillsborough, Green Living, Green Community, temple terrace, Hillsborough River, Green building, green architecture, bats, Old Florida, ecology, native species, historic architecture, historic preservation, sugarloaf key, sacd, usf school of architecture and community design, stanley russell, rammed earth wall, 2009 planning commission award of excellence for green, florida bat conservancy, 2009 planning commission award of excellence for green, Uncategorized

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