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DYC Francisco Grant Violich
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  • Ciudad Bolivar, Estado Bolivar
  • Venezuela
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July 25
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The Red Road is a long winding road that began in the stars, spilled onto the mountain tops, was carried in the snow to the streams, to the rivers, to the ocean. It covers the whole world, and keeps winding around the Indigenous.
July 21
This is very interesting! Great food for thought.
July 5
Great work Chief Phil! These four phases will allow us all to connect with even more of our brothers and sisters from around the world! Deloria and I are looking forward to further developing the Mothership with you and the FWII crew. See you in Ban…
June 28
The fight for Human Rights!
June 28
What a beautiful form of architecture, Muy Bueno!
June 28
June 25

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This link provides members with a place to submit designs for different competitions that aim to provide shelter for the 5 billion people that don´t have decent housing...it was created by TED prize winner Mr. Sinclair here is the link
http://www.openarchitecturenetwork.org


On Jan. 20th our world will enter a new era where anything is possible and there are no boundaries, no barriers and no division....we will say farewell to a president that will be remembered for killing hundreds of thousands of innocent people and responding only with goofy facial expression.....but what goes down must come up....so hello Mr. President Obama brings us a bright beautiful GREEN SUSTAINABLE future!!!!!!

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Oregon’s Zero-Energy Office Tower

Oregon’s Zero-Energy Office Tower


by Andrew Michler, 06/01/10
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Posted on June 2, 2010 at 12:46am —

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Conducting Deep Social Networking & Deep Social Media Training across Northern Thailand

The DSN Team of Deloria Many Grey Horses, Tom Litchfield, Sian Phairotsuphinsin, and I have been on the move since friday, traveling from Bangkok to Mae Rim just outside of Chiang Mai in Northern Thailand to conduct a 2-day Deep Social Media training with the Colorful Ethnic YouthContinue

Posted on June 1, 2010 at 11:29pm —

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Letter home regarding the huge success of the development of 13 Deeper Social Networks in the Philippines....

I wanted to share this letter I wrote to my dear Mama and Papa. I believe sometimes a letter to a loved one provides a much more intimate and heartfelt description of the places and experiences one has! Hope you enjoy sharing my encounters in the Philippines! Much Respect and happy reading to you all! -Francisco Violich
Nov 30, 2009

Hello Hello!!!!!!!
We have been having a wonderful time here in the Philippines!!! The program was a huge success, so much that the President of MPSPC colleg… Continue

Posted on December 2, 2009 at 4:00am — 1 Comment

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Digital Social Networking Workshop in the Cordillera Mountains of the Philippines!!!!

It has been an incredible experience teaching these smart, young, talented, Indigenous Students of this small yet powerful town of Bontoc, Philippines. We started the social networking workshop on Saturday with a powerpoint explaining the power of social networking and open source media. There were 45 Indigenous Peoples or IP's as they refer to themselves here, with numerous NGO's represented as well, all with one common goal: Creating their own Social Network! We used Ning as our platfor… Continue

Posted on November 23, 2009 at 3:30am — 2 Comments

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Ciudad Bolivar Housing Restoration

This week I wanted to focus on the importance of Restoration Architecture and the need to preserve buildings, especially in colonial and historical places. One historically important place for colonial architecture is my hometown of Ciudad Bolivar, Venezuela. Designed as a model for the world of what a colonial city should be like it has a main plaza with a cathedral on one side and key political buildings wrapping around the square. This provided the buildings with direct access to the plaza/sq… Continue

Posted on August 13, 2009 at 1:25pm —

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At 10:10am on June 7, 2010, Velma L. Houser said…
Dear Francisco, I am very interested in your activities. I really enjoying reading your blogs and seeing your pictures. I am glad you had the chance to work with Phil. All of us can learn so much from his example and wisdom.
This is to let you know that my love and prayers are with you, your family and your work.
Velma
 
 
 

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