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Street Address
Location on Site
Install Date
Short Description
Aerie's Riverview Winery
600 Timber Ridge Dr
Top of the hill on deck
In the early 1800s, James Mason purchased the land that is now Grafton. Rich Brooks, Artist
AKC Museum of the Dog
1721 S Mason Rd
Right side of museum entrance
Only museum in the world dedicated to 17th century and on dog art. Lindsay Harmon, Artist
Alton City Hall
101 E 3rd St
Outside City Hall
Rufus Easton developed Alton as a river town in 1818. Screwed Artist Collective, Artist
Alton Visitors Center
200 Piasa St.
outside of main entrance
Nearby, a park features 2 statues of Lincoln & Douglas, commemorating Senate debate in 1858. Renee Bearden-Williams, Artist
1901 Chouteau Ave.
St. Louis
Colonnade on west side of main drive
Ameren electrified the 1904 World's Fair. Rudy Zaph, Artist
America's Center (Cervantes Convention Center)
701 Convention Plaza
West Washington Ave. lobby
America's Center (Cervantes Convention Center) - Stacey Sandweg and Gary Lang, Artists
America's Central Port / YMCA
451 E Niedringhaus Ave
Granite City
Outside by parking lot
The most northerly ice-free port on the Mississippi River. Kathy Lynott, Artist
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
1200 Lynch Street
In front of Tour Center
Founded in 1852 - is the largest brewer in the US. Julie Krovicka and Ian Greenlee, Artists.
Annie Malone
2612 Annie Malone Drive
Outside - in front of main stairs
Annie Malone - Theresa Hopkins, Artist
Ashley Street Power House / Riverfront Trail
Corner of Biddle and Lenore K. Sullivan
Outside by Riverfront Trail head.
Built in 1902 by engineer/architect Charles Ledlic. Theresa Hopkins, Artist
Barretts Elementary School
1780 Carman Road
Outside in front of main entrance
Original school in the Parkway School District - Public Vote Winner. Barrett's Students, Artists
Basilica of Saint Louis, King of France (Old Cathedral)
209 Walnut Street
Outside within stone wall adjacent to parking lot
Public Vote Winner - First cathedral west of the Mississippi River. Vince Sciaroni, Artist
Bellefontaine Cemetery
4947 W Florissant Ave
Inside main entrance
87,000+ St. Louisans rest here including explorer William Clark, beer baron Adolphus Busch, abolitionist John Barry Meachum. Lindsey Sciaroni, Artist
Bevo Mill
4749 Gravois Road
Sidewalk outside building.
Built in 1916 by Anheuser-Busch. Gonz Jove, Artist
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri
501 North Grand
Outside at Grand and Olive
Celebrating 100 years. Located in Woolworth building, a key civil rights site in STL. Laura Weinrich, Artist
Black Madonna Shrine and Grottos
100 Saint Joseph's Hill Road
Open triangle by Nativity Walk Pathway
Hand built over a span of
23 years by Franciscan Brother Bronislaus Luczc. Craig Downs, Artist
Blue Owl
6116 2nd St
Outside of main entrance
Located in historic Kimmswick founded in 1859. Stuart Schuchardt, Artist
Blueberry Hill
6505 Delmar
University City
Landmark restaurant and music club that started the revitalization of The Loop.- Indy Bowers, Artist
Bonhomme Old Stone Church
14699 Conway Road at White Road
in front of historic church
Earlier site of 2nd oldest Presbyterian church west of the Mississippi River, founded in 1816. Alissa Shoults, Artist.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis
2901 N Grand Blvd
Site of the old Sportsman's Park/Busch Stadium. Richard Rice, Artist
Brightside St. Louis
4646 Shenandoah Ave.
Outside at Shenandoah & Vendeventer
Founded in 1982 to make St. Louis cleaner, greener and better. Public Vote Winner. George Grove, Artist
Broadway Oyster Bar
736 S Broadway
Housed in one of the oldest buildings in St. Louis, built in the 1840's. Public Vote Winner. Gina Harmon, Artist.
Busch Stadium
Home of the St. Louis Cardinals. Artist, Katherine Nelson.
Butterfly House at Faust Park
15193 Olive Blvd
In front of entrance
Features 2,000 tropical butterflies in flight. Marilyn Callahan, Artist.
Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site
30 Ramey Street
Outside entrance to interpretative center
Inhabited from 700-1400 and peaking from 1050-1200 was home to 10,00-20,000 people. Mark Swain, Artist
Calhoun County Community Foundation
100 Main Street
Near flagpole in Harman Park (Main & Water)
County named for John Calhoun, VP of the US under Presidents John Quincy Adams & Andrew Jackson. Artist: Lindsay Harmon.
Campbell House Museum
1508 Locust St
Outside in front of building
Built in 1851 as the first house in Lucas Place. Nicholas Nihira, Artist
Carondelet Historical Society - Des Peres School
6303 Michigan Ave.
Carondelet Historical Society - Des Peres School - Artist April Morrison
Carondelet Park
3900 Holly Hills Dr
Across street from boathouse
Park dedicated on July 4, 1876. Mark Swain, Artist
Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis (New Cathedral)
4431 Lindell Blvd.
Outside at Lindell and Newstead
Completed in 1914, this public vote winner is celebrating it's 100th anniversary. Martha Clark, Artist
Centene Center for the Arts & Education
3547 Olive
Outside main entrance
Has raised and distributed over $100 million in 51 years for area arts and arts education organizations. Emily Cross, Artist.
Centene Corporation
7700 Forsyth Blvd.
Between garage and building
Founded in 1984, as a national leader in healthcare services. Rich Brooks, Artist.
Centennial Greenway / KATY Trail
2886 Arena Parkway
St. Charles
At entrance to trail by Hemsath Parking area
Named for the 100th Anniversary of the 1904 World's Fair and Olympics and the founding of University City. Mark Swain, Artist
Central Institute for the Deaf
825 South Taylor
Outside main entrance on south side of building
Celebrating its centennial anniversary. April Morrison, Artist.
Chase Park Plaza
212 North Kingshighway
Under portico in front of hotel
Built by and named after Chase Ullman, opened in 1922. Chase Staff, Artist
Chatillon-DeMenil Mansion
3352 DeMenil Place
In courtyard behind the building
Constructed in 1849 at the top of Arsenal Hill to command a view of the Mississippi River April Morrison, Artist
Cherokee Business District
3401 South Jefferson
NW Corner of Jefferson and Cherokee
The Indian Statue was created by Bill Christman and installed in 1985. Sophia Dalpiaz-Brown, Artist
Chess Center
4657 Maryland Avenue
On median across from Chess Hall of Fame
In 2009 and 2011, US Chess Federation named St. Louis "Chess City of the Year." Screwed Arts Collective, Artist
Christ Church Cathedral
1210 Locust St
Outside on sidewalk in front of Cathedral.
Est. in 1819 as the first Episcopal congregation west of the Mississippi. Public vote winner. Mark Swain, Artist
Chuck-A-Burger Drive-In
9025 St Charles Rock Rd
St. John
Outside entrance
Family owned since 1957 and hosts car shows and cruise nights. Artist: Bill Christman
Church of the Holy Family
East 1st Street
Built in 1799 - oldest continually active Catholic parish in US. Artist: Screwed Arts Collective.
City Museum
701 North 15th Street
Inside lobby
The brainchild of Bob Cassilly, the museum opened for visitors in 1997. decorated by City Museum staff
801 Market St
By curved wall on N side of garden
Opened in 2009 and features 24 sculptures. Rich Brooks, Artist - Sponsored by Peabody Energy
Clementine's / Soulard Art Market
2028 S. 12th St. (moved from original location at Clementines)
Clementine's was St. Louis' first LGBT bar and it closed in Oct. Relocated to Soulard Art Market on 10/8). Earl Miller, Artist
Clinton County Courthouse
850 Fairfax Street
In front of Courthouse
Clinton County was organized in 1824 out of Washington, Fayette, and Bond Counties. Paul LaFlam, Artist.
COCA - Center of Creative Arts
524 Trinity Avenue
Outside next to bike racks by parking lot.
Building designed by Eric Mendelsohn and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Artist: COCA
Compton Hill Water Tower
1900 South Grand Boulevard
Outside on tower stairs
Built in 1898,1 of 3 remaining stand pipe-water towers in STL and 1 of 7 in US. Genevieve Esson, Artist
Concordia Seminary
801 Seminary Pl
On plaza at end of Seminary Place
Second oldest Lutheran seminary in U.S. - Janice Schoultz-Mudd, Artist.
Confluence Tower
435 Confluence Tower Dr
ground level of the tower
Commemorates Lewis & Clark's historic expedition. Jean Ponzi, Artist
Creve Coeur Lake
Marine Drive
Maryland Heights
Entrance to Tremayne shelter near Boat Ramp
At 320 acres is largest natural lake in MO. Deb Stroh, Artist
Crown Candy Kitchen
1401 St. Louis Avenue
Est. in 1913 and is a public vote winner and cornerstone of Old North St. Louis - April Morrison, Artist
Park area on Clayton Rd. west of Tamm
Est. largely as a mining settlement called Cheltenham in the 19th century. Jess Goldthorpe, Artist
Drury Plaza at the Arch
2 South 4th Street
St. Louis
Corner of Market and 4th
Historic renovation includes Int'l Fur Exchange, Thomas Jefferson and American Zinc buildings. Sara Siegler, Artist.
Eads Bridge
200 Washington Avenue
At Eads Bridge Metro Station
Opened in 1874 as the longest arch bridge in the world. Dale Dufer, Artist
East St. Louis Municipal Building
Eckert's Belleville Country Store
951 S. Greenmount
Located outside of market
The Eckert home was built on Turkey Hill in 1880 and the first fruit trees were planted in 1890 - Mary Hessler, Artist
Edward Jones Dome
Inside roundabout entrance at 7th and Convention Plaza
Completed in 1995 can seat up to 70,000 people. Stacey Sandweg and Gary Lang, Artists
Edward Jones South Campus
12555 Manchester Rd
Outside of main campus
Founded in 1922, • employs more than 5,000 STL area associates. Public Vote Winner. Artist, Andy Cross.
Emma Kunz House
602 Fulton St.
Outside in front yard
Built in 1851 and named after Emma Kunz, whose family home it was for 80 yrs. David Ottinger, Artist.
Endangered Wolf Center
6750 Tyson Valley Road
Outside the main entry gates
Founded in 1971 by Marlin and Carol Perkins. Public vote winner. Maura Pusateri, Artist
Eugene Field House
634 South Broadway
In outdoor courtyard
Eugene Field House - Corinne Didisheim, Artist
Fabulous Fox Theatre
539 North Grand Blvd.
Opened its doors to the public for the very first time 85 years ago in 1929. Artist: Rick Monrotus
Fairground Park
3700 Fair Avenue
Outside on NW side of lake by building
Opened in 1908 and was site of first city swimming pool. Dan Jabor, Artist
Famous Footwear / Brown Shoe Company
8300 Maryland Ave
Outside next to giant shoe of shoes
Originally named Bryan, Brown & Company after its founders George Warren Brown and Alvin Bryan. Jennifer Hayes, Artist
Feasting Fox
4200 S Grand Blvd
Outside of entrance
100 years-old this year and built by Anheuser-Busch. Mark Swain, Artist
Ferguson Station Depot
1 Carson Road
Below depot by City Walk fountain
Built 1885 to launch travelers to St. Louis and other cities. Dennis Babbitt, Artist
First Missouri State Capitol State Historic Site
200 S Main St
Outside building
Missouri's first state capitol was located in St. Charles from 1821 to 1826. Lindsay Harmon, Artist
Forest Park Forever
5595 Grand Dr
Outside in front of Visitor's Center
Forest Park Forever - Tom Hunt, Artist
Fort Belle Fontaine
13300 Bellefontaine Rd
On bluffs overlooking MO River
From 1809-1826 was a U.S. military fort and the regional Army HQ during the War of 1812. Screwed Arts Collective, Artists
Fort San Carlos (Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark)
1 South Broadway
Site of only Revolutionary War battle west of Mississippi. Artist, Craig Downs
Fort Zumwalt Park
1000 Jessup Dr W
Outside in front of brick park building
Historic park features a War of 1812 fort, and the restored Darius Heald Home. Leah Pruitt, Artist
Fountain Park / MLK Statue
4900 Fountain Avenue
West side of MLK statue
Plotted in 1857 and home to the only Dr. Martin Luther King statue in St. Louis. Artist: Screwed Arts Collective
Francis Field
6900 Forsyth Boulevard
Outside main gates on east side of field.
Home of the 1904 Olympic games. April Morrison, Artist
Frank Lloyd Wright House
120 N Ballas Rd
One of five buildings designed by Wright in Missouri. Chris Rice, Artist
Franklin County Courthouse
15 S. Church
By Ben Franklin statue
Separated from St. Louis County and established in 1818. Paul LaFlam, Artist.
Gateway Arch
100 Washington Ave
South leg of Arch
Monument to Thomas Jefferson all pioneers for whom St. Louis was the Gateway to the West. Public vote winner. Andy Cross, Artist
Gateway Harley-Davidson
3600 Lemay Ferry Rd.
On median front of store
Family owned and operated since 2002. Theresa Hopkins, Artist
General Daniel Bissell House
10225 Bellefontaine Rd
On lawn by sign
Daniel Bissell (1769-1833) was commander of Fort Belle Fontaine in 1809. April Morrison, Artist
Grand Avenue Water Tower
2001 East Grand
West side of tower
Oldest water tower in St. Louis - Gina Harmon, Artist
Grand Basin / Fair Saint Louis
Lagoon Drive
on the western edge of plaza along Lagoon Dr.
The 34th annual Fair Saint Louis is coming to Forest Park in 2014.
Grant's Farm
Soon to be relocated. Stay tuned for more info!
Opened by the Busch family in 1954. Julie Krovicka and Ian Greenlee, Artists. Sponsored by Anheuser-Busch.
Grants Trail
Tesson Ferry & Grant's Trail
NW corner of Clydesdale Park off Grant's Trail
Opened in 1994 as an 8-mile bike trail. Corinne Didisheim, Artist.
Griot Museum of Black History
2505 St. Louis Ave
Only the second of its kind the US, it opened in 1997. Keith Cotton, Artist
Harris Stowe State University
3026 Laclede Ave
Fountain by Givens Admin. Building
Founded in 1857, is one of only two Historically Black Colleges and Universities in MO. Linda Thompson, Artist
Head's General Store / St. Albans
3516 St. Alban's Road
St. Albans
By gas pump in front of store
Built in 1892 as the St. Alban's General Store, Artist, Con Christeson
Heritage House
2800 Olive
Heritage House - Ashli England, Artist
Historic Daniel Boone Home & Heritage Center
1868 Highway F
Outside gift shop
Daniel Boone died in the home in 1820. Public Vote Winner. John Troy, Artist
Historic Hanley House
7600 Westmoreland Ave.
The 1855 farmstead is the oldest structure in the City of Clayton- Andy Cross, Artist
Historic Trinity Lutheran Church
812 Soulard Street
Outside in church yard
Oldest Lutheran congregation west of the Mississippi River. Mark Hurd, Artist
Holocaust Museum & Learning Center
12 Millstone Campus Dr.
5,000 SF core exhibition with a chronological history of the Holocaust. Henryk Ptasiewicz, Artist
Jackie Joyner-Kersee Center
101 Jackie Joyner-Kersee Circle
East St. Louis
Jackie Joyner-Kersee was born in 1962 in East St. Louis, Illinois. She won six Olympic medals. Linda Thompson, Artist
James S. McDonnell Planetarium
Clayton Road and Faulkner Dr. in Forest Park
Outside north entrance
Opened in 1963, and named for aviation pioneer and co-founder of McDonnell Douglas. Artist: Sarah Cross
Jay International / South Grand
3172 S. Grand Blvd.
In front of store
South Grand is the most diverse corridor in the St. Louis Region- Vince Sciaroni, Artist
Jefferson Bank and Trust
2301 Market Street
Between flag poles on Market
Founded in 1892. April Morrison, Artist
Jefferson Barracks Historic Site Visitor's Center
345 North Road
By flagpoles outside of entrance
Is the army's first permanent base west of the Mississippi River. Paul LaFlam, Artist
Jersey County Courthouse
201 W. Pearl Street
Outside W. Pearl entrance
Courthouse built in 1893. Theresa Hopkins, Artist
Jewel Box
5600 Clayton Ave
Opened in 1936 and on the Nat'l Register of Historic Places. Andy Cross, Artist
Katherine Dunham Museum
1005 Pennsylvania Ave
In yard in front of Museum
Houses collection of legendary dancer and activist. Dail Chambers, Artist
Kemp Auto Museum
16955 Chesterfield Airport Rd
South side of Museum
Est. in 2005, features every era of automobile. Theresa Hopkins, Artist
Kenrick-Glennon Seminary
5200 Glennon Dr
Outside main building
Est. in 1818, current building completed in 1931. Bruce Howard, Artist
Kiener Plaza
500 Chestnut Street
In planting bed in middle of plaza
Named for 1904 Olympic boxer Harry J. Kiener - Rich Brooks, Artist
Kirkwood Train Station
110 W. Argonne
Built in 1893 by the Missouri Pacific Railroad. Mary Hanson, Artist. Sponsored by Bethesda Heath Group
Laclede's Landing
710 N 2nd St
Suspended above entrance
9-block area settled in 1764 by fur traders Laclede and Chouteau. Artist, Dan Jaboor
Lafayette Park
2000 Park Avenue
Corner of Park & Mississippi
Est. in 1836 as the first park west of the Mississippi. Megan Rieke, Artist
Lambert St. Louis International Airport
10701 Lambert International Blvd.
Terminal 1 ticketing level in new lounge on south side
Named for Albert Bond Lambert, an Olympic medalist and maker of Listerine - Henryk Ptasiewicz, Artist
Lammert Building
911 Washington Street
Outside in front of Washington entrance
Houses T-REX's 72 startup companies and start up incubator, ArchGrants. Janice Schoultz-Mudd, Artist
Laumeier Sculpture Park
12580 Rott Road St.
North of the West Parking Lot near the Children's Sculpture Garden
Opened in 1977 and has105-acres and 300,000. Decorated with found objects from the park. Artist, Nick Lang.
Le Grange de Terre (Big Mound) Memorial
1700 North Broadway
On grass adjacent to memorial
Once site of largest Mississippian Culture Indian mounds in St. Louis - dismantled in 1868. Amanda Blalock, Artist
Left Bank Books
399 N. Euclid
Outside on sidewalk by entrance
Locally-owned independent book store since 1969. Peat Wollaeger, Artist
Lemp Mansion
3322 Demenil Pl
Built in 1868 for the Lemp brewing family. Phil Jarvis, Artist
Lewis & Clark State Historic Site
1 Lewis and Clark Trail
In main entry foyer by windows
Lewis & Clark State Historic Site - Mike Ochonicky, Artist
Lewis and Clark Boat House and Nature Center
1050 S Riverside Dr
Lewis & Clark launched from St. Charles on May 21, 1804. Ashli England, Artist
Lincoln Park
606 South 15th Street
Outside of circular building
Popular East St. Louis park. Erik Thompson, Artist
Lincoln-Douglas Square
Corner of Piasa and Broadway
Outside by statues
Statues of Lincoln and Douglas commemorate their 1858 debate. Genevieve Esson, Artist
Lindenwood University
209 S Kingshighway St
In front of Spellmann Center
2nd oldest higher-education institution west of the Mississippi River. John Troy, Artist.
Lone Elk Park
1 Lone Elk Park Rd
Outside of ranger/visitor center
Opened in 1971 - 6 bison were acquired from the St. Louis Zoo in 1973. Alissa Shoults, Artist
Loretto-Hilton Theatre / The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
130 Edgar Road
MOVED from Theatre to outside the HQ of The Rep (next to theatre).
Home of The Repertory Theatre and Opera Theatre of St. Louis. Mark Swain, Artist
Luvy Duvy's Café / Benton Park
2321 Arsenal Ave.
Luvy Duvy's Café is a public vote winner, located in historic Benton Park, est. 1836. Phil Jarvis, Artist
Lyon Park/ United States Arsenal
3100 South Broadway
By General Lyon statue
Gen. Lyon was the first Union general to die during the Civil War. Rich Brooks, Artist
Malcolm W. Martin Memorial Park
185 W Trendley Ave
Outside on overlook by Martin statue
Gateway Geyser reaches 600' - the same height as the Arch. Theresa Hopkins, Artist
Manchester City Hall
14318 Manchester Rd
On sidewalk in front of City Hall
The Lyceum (now City Hall) was built in 1894 and is next to the ancient Manchester Spring. Mike Ochonicky, Artist
1400 South Highway Drive
outside of Maritz Theater (south of 44)
Founded in 1894 by Edward Maritz and employs 2,000 St. Louisans. Rich Brooks, Artist
Mary Meachum Freedom Crossing
28 East Prairie Avenue
Outside on grass between trail and river
Part of the National Park Service's Underground Railroad Network to Freedom. Rich Brooks, Artist
Mastodon State Historic Site
1050 Charles J Becker Dr
Outside of Visitor's Center
First mastodon bones were found in 1839 by Albert Koch. Rich Brooks, Artist
Matthews-Dickey Boy's & Girl's Club
4245 N. Kingshighway Blvd.
Outside main entrance
Est. in 1960 by neighborhood baseball coaches Martin Luther Mathews and Hubert "Dickey" Ballentine. Dail Chambers, Artist
Meramec Caverns
1135 Route W
Outside of welcome center
1864 Confederate troops hid gunpowder in the cave. Rich Brooks, Artist
Mercantile Library
1 University Blvd
Inside of the library.
Rare treasures include Chouteau's handwritten narrative of the founding of St. Louis.
Mississippi River Greenway - Trailhead in Jefferson Barracks Park
498 Bagby St.
next to parking lot of Old Ordinance Museum
Named for the third president, est in 1826. Katherine Nelson, Artist
Missouri Athletic Club
405 Washington
under valet portico
Opened in 1903 and housed dignitaries and athletes for 1904 Worlds Fair and Olympics. Artist, Stuttgart Visiting Artists
Missouri Botanical Garden
4344 Shaw Boulevard
Founded in 1859, one of the oldest botanical institutions in the US. Public vote winner. Genevieve Esson, Artist
Missouri Civil War Museum
222 Worth Rd
Housed in historic Jefferson Barracks Post Exchange and Gym Bldg built in 1905. Stuart Schuchardt, Artist
Missouri History Museum
5700 Lindell Blvd.
Outside south (park) facing entrance
1st U.S. monument to Thomas Jefferson. Public vote winner. Thomas Sleet, Artist
Monroe County Courthouse
100 S. Main Street
In front of S. Market entrance
Monroe County is located in Illinois, in the southern portion known locally as "Little Egypt". Its county seat is Waterloo. Artist, Michaela Finnerty
Monroe County Welcome Center
6 Gall Road
Former one room school also contains the Shoemaker School Museum and One Room School Commemorative Plaza. Patricia L. Riess, Artist.
Moonrise Hotel
6177 Delmar Blvd.
Outside front of hotel
A 60-foot solar canopy with 107 glass solar panels, powers the whole rooftop and the rotating moon. Artist, Dan Jaboor
Mount Pleasant Estates
5634 High St
On back deck of Appelation Cafe
Originally named Mount Pleasant, the town incorporated in 1855 and renamed Augusta. Christy Martin, Artist
Museum of Transportation
3015 Barrett Station Rd.
Upper parking lot adjacent to Barrett Station Rd
Founded in 1944 by a group of citizens who had acquired the mule-drawn streetcar "Bellefontaine." Jane Saunders, Artist
National Blues Museum / MX Complex
618 Washington
Outside of Blues Museum location
Opening in 2015, to explore the Blues and its role as the foundation of all modern American music. Mark Swain, Artist
National Great Rivers Museum
2 Lock and Dam Way
In front of museum
Est. in 2003 as a learning center for the Mississippi River and its role as a working river. Danielle Correll, Artist.
National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows
442 S Demazenod Dr
By Visitors Center
Largest North American Outdoor Shrine with 212 acres of scenic beauty. Artist. April Morrison.
Nine Network
3655 Olive Street
In front of building
One of the most watched public TV stations in the US. Indy Bowers, Artist
Off Broadway
3509 Lemp Avenue
Outside in courtyard
Off Broadway - Kris Mosby, Artist
Old Cahokia Court House
107 Elm St
On porch of welcome center
Reconstructed French-Canadian structure built about 1740. Justin Tolentino, Artist
Old Chain of Rocks Bridge
10500 Riverview Drive
Next to Riverfront Trail on MO side of bridge
5,353 feet long and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Katie Lucas, Artist
Old Courthouse
11 N 4th St
On sidewalk facing the Arch
Finished in 1862 when the cast-and wrought-iron dome was completed. Henryk Ptasiewicz, Artist
Old North St. Louis
2700 North 14th Street
Outside of ONSL office
Old North was originally the independent village of North St. Louis from 1816-1841. Jack Bowe, Artist
Old Post Office
815 Olive Street
Only surviving of 5 U.S. Custom Houses built after the Civil War in America's fastest growing cities. Rich Brooks, Artist
Old Saint Ferdinand Shrine
#1 Rue St. Francois
grassy area in front of Convent
Est. in 1789, the church was built in 1821 and the convent in 1819.
Opera Theatre of St. Louis
210 Hazel
In front of office
Founded in 1976 and internationally known for its inventive new productions.Decorated by the talented scenic artists at Opera Theatre St. Louis.
Original Imo's Pizza location
Imo's first store, opened in 1964 at this location. Theresa Hopkins, Artist.
Our Lady of the Rivers at Portage des Sioux
End of LeSeurre Street
Portage Des Sioux
On walkway out to Shrine.
The Shrine commemorates the devastating flood of 1951. Lindsay Harmon, Artist
Payne Gentry House
4211 Fee Fee Road
Outside on front lawn
Missouri's only restored historic house with a doctor's office. Genevieve Esson, Artist
Peabody Opera House
1400 Market St
Outside of Market St. entrance
Founded as the Kiel Opera House, it opened it 1934. Marilyn Callahan, Artist
Pere Marquette Lodge & Conference Center
13653 Lodge Blvd.
Outside on patio (east side of building)
Named for Pere (Father) Jacques Marquette who was one of the first missionaries to visit the region. - Katherine Nelson, Artist
Piasa Bird
Great River Road
Outside below Piasa Bird
Recognized in the travels of Marquette and Joliet before St. Louis was founded. Jennifer Gays, Artist
Powell Hall
718 N Grand Blvd
S of Washington entrance
Erected in 1925 as the St. Louis Theatre, the building became Powell Hall in 1966. Earl Miller, Artist
Purina Farms
200 Checkerboard Dr
Gray Summit
Moved to event center
Opened for operation in the 1920's as a free, family friendly attraction.
Regional Arts Commission
6128 Delmar Blvd
Outside on sidewalk
Partner in Cakeway to the West - has invested more than $76 million in the arts. Artists: Alison Rieke and Jess Goldthorpe
4945 Daggett Ave
Founded in 1957. The building was built in 1901 and remains a Saint Louis Landmark. Public Vote Winner. Deann Rubin, Artist
Robert Wadlow Statue
2809 College Avenue
Outside on plaza
Alton's Gentle Giant was 8 feet 11 inches tall. Screwed Arts Collective, Artists
Ruth Porter Park on the St. Vincent Greenway
5659 Delmar
Delmar and DeBaliviere
Ruth C. Porter was a founding member of the Greater St. Louis Committee for Freedom of Residence. Liza Fishbone, Artist
Saint Louis Art Museum
1 Fine Arts Dr
St. Louis IX, King of France statue plaza
Began in 1881 as the Saint Louis School and Museum of Fine Arts. Rich Brooks, Artist - Southwest Airlines, Sponsor.
Saint Louis University
221 N Grand Blvd
Corner of Grand and Lindell
Oldest university west of the Mississippi River.
Saint Louis Zoo
1 Government Dr
South entrance
6,000 St. Louis schoolchildren helped raise funds to buy the first elephant in 1916. Artist, Gregory A. Linton.
Sappington House Museum
1015 S Sappington Rd
Outside by main sign
The Sappington Family came to the area in 1804-the same year Lewis & Clark set out on their expedition. Artists, Ursuline Academy Students
Schlafly Bottleworks
7260 Southwest Ave.
Founded by Dan Kopman and Tom Schlafly, Schlafly currently brews over 20 styles on this brewhouse. Ryan D. Frank, Artist
Scott Field Heritage Air Park
763 Seibert Rd
Scott AFB
Outside, under wing of plane
Scott Field Heritage Air Park - Tom Hunt, Artist
Scott Joplin House
2658 Delmar
Only museum in the world dedicated to Scott Joplin and his musical legacy. Bruce Howard, Artist
Scottrade Center
1401 Clark Avenue
14th and Clark
Opened in 1994 and rests on the former site of Kiel Auditorium. Jeremy Brooks, Artist
Serendipity Homemade Ice Cream
8130 Big Bend Blvd
Inside front window of shop.
This Public Vote Winner celebrates its 10th anniversary and has over 30 unique flavors. . Marianne Baer, Artist
Outside of Shakespeare Festival office.
Shaw Nature Reserve
307 Pinetum Loop Rd
On the porch of the visitors center.
2,400 acres of reserve and 14 miles of walking trails. Elaine Taylor, Artist
Shaw Park
231 South Brentwood Blvd.
In front of Pool along Brentwood
Est. in 1935 - Clayton's oldest park. Rich Brooks, Artist. Sponsored by Town & Style.
Shrewsbury MetroLink Station
7201 Landsdown Avenue
Outside in main station area
Shrewsbury MetroLink Station - Metro Staff, Artist
Shrine of St. Joseph
1220 North 11th Street
South side of church
Only church in St. Louis designated as a site of a Vatican-authenticated miracle. Moira Smith, Artist
Shrine of St. Rose Philippine Duchesne
619 North Second Street
next to statue at corner of Clark & 2nd
Mother Duchesne was beatified by Pope Pius XII. Megan Rieke, Artist
Six Flags St. Louis
4900 Six Flags St Louis Railroad
Outside of parking area
Opened in 1971 and is one of the three original Six Flags parks. Don Strohmeyer, Artist
Skyview Drive In
5700 North Belt West
grassy area behind screen #1
Sole remaining drive-in theater in the St. Louis area. Ray Harvey, Artist
Soldiers Memorial
1315 Chestnut St
Chestnut side at top of stairs
Opened on Memorial Day, May 30, 1938. Victoria Szulc, Artist
Soulard Market
730 Carroll St
South side of Market
The market had humble beginnings in 1779 as a meadow. Kathy Koerper, Artist
Soulard Restoration Group
1911 S. 12th Street
in Community garden
Ensuring the success of the oldest surviving residential community in St. Louis. Rich Brooks, Artist
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
6 Hairpin Drive
Main campus park
Est. in 1957 - Public Vote Winner. Autumn Huff, Heather Kniffel, & Carol Dappert, Artists
Spirit of St. Louis Airport
18270 Edison Avenue
park area in front of terminal
Opened in 1964 and is celebrating it's 50th anniversary in 2014. Theresa Hopkins, Artist
SSM Cardinal Glennon Children's Medical Center
1465 South Grand
Main entrance/circle drive off Park Ave.
Founded in 1956. Cake sponsored by FabickCAT. Rich Brooks, Artist
St. Anthony's Medical Center
10010 Kennerly Rd
Founded in 1900's and named after St. Anthony of Padua. Public vote winner. Megan Rieke, Artist
St. Charles County Heritage Museum at Heritage Park
1630 Heritage Landing
St. Peters
Located on the site of Kuhlmann's Grove, a popular recreation area for nearly 100 years. Gina Harmon, Artist
St. Charles Old County Courthouse
100 North Third Street
Architect Jerome Legg designed the current courthouse completed in 1901. Zach Farmer, Artist
St. Joseph's Academy
2307 S. Lindbergh
On front lawn by Lindbergh
This public vote winner is the 2nd all-girls Catholic high school in St. Louis. Laura Genovese, Artist
St. Louis Arena
1110 Highlands Plaza Drive
By the Mid America Transplant Foundation memorial
Located on "center ice" of St. Louis Arena, demolished in 1999. Sandra Schuchardt, Artist - Mid America Transplant Foundation, Sponsor.
St. Louis Children's Hospital
1 Children's Pl
Outside near main entrance
Founded in 1879, is the oldest pediatric hospital west of the Mississippi River Public vote winner. April Morrison, Artist
St. Louis City Hall
1200 Market St
Outside Tucker entrance
Completed in 1904 and inspired by Hotel de Ville or City Hall of Paris. Ashley Wenzel, Artist
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
4588 Parkview Pl
corner of Parkview Place and Euclid
A leader in pharmacy education, celebrating 150 years. Public Vote Winner. Andy Cross, Artist.
St. Louis County Courthouse
7900 Carondelet Ave
West side of complex by planters
Largest MO county by population. Rich Brooks, Artist
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
900 N Tucker Blvd
Founded in 1878 by Joseph Pulitzer. Artist: Dan Martin
St. Louis Public Library / Central Library
1301 Olive Street
Outside of Olive St. entrance
Founded in 1865 with a collection of 1,500 books. Andy Cross, Artist
Saint Louis Science Center
5050 Oakland Ave
One of only 2 science centers in the US with free admission. Artist, Dennis Smith.
St. Louis Union Station
1820 Market St.
south plaza under the train shed
Opened in 1894 as the largest terminal in the US. Tom Hunt, Artist
St. Louis Walk of Fame
6605 Delmar
Outside by Chuck Berry statue
25th anniversary. First inductees included Chuck Berry. Gina Harmon, Artist
Steinberg Skating Rink
400 Jefferson Drive
Outside at SW corner of the rink
Largest outdoor ice skating rink in the Midwest- Ian Greenlee, Artist
3159 Cherokee St.
Outside front entrance
Founded in 2001 by twin brothers Jeff and Randy Vines. Artist, STLStyle team
Sumner High School
4248 Cottage Ave
Inside main entrance vestibule
1st high school for African-American students west of the Mississippi River. Theresa Hopkins, Artist
9214 Clayton Rd.
Outside in parking lot median
New home for decorating or shopping for unique confections at this public vote winner. Angela Perry, Artist.
Taille de Noyer
1896 S New Florissant Rd
Behind school next to home and tennis courts
Home of the Florissant Valley Historical Society. Artist, Courtney Veszi.
Ted Drewes
6726 Chippewa St
On west edge of parking lot
Public vote winner with 85 years of serving up one of STL's favorite treats! Mary Hessler, Artist
The Cheshire
6300 Clayton Road
outside of hotel lobby
Started as a modest hamburger joint 80 years ago. Diane Hansen, Artist
The College School
7825 Big Bend Blvd
Webster Groves
In front of school on Big Bend
Public Vote Winning school having their 50th anniversary of independent Pre-8 experimental education. Mary Jo Wilmes, Artist.
The Hill
5130 Wilson Avenue
North of the Italian immigrant statue
Named after the highest point in the city of St. Louis. Tina Henderson, Artist
The Lodge at Des Peres
1050 Des Peres Road
Des Peres
In front of the building.
Des Peres was founded in 1934 with a population of 550 - Kathy Otto, Artist
The Magic House
516 S. Kirkwood Rd.
On front porch
Opened in 1979 and is celebrating 35 years. Decorated by Jeffrey Arnold
The Muny
#1 Theater Drive
North end of entrance in May Plaza
Opened in 1917 and built in 49 days. Artists, Steve Pollihan and James Van Well.
The Sheldon
3648 Washington Blvd.
outside in front of Sheldon
Opened in 1912 as the concert hall is known for its perfect acoustics. Artist: The Sheldon.
The Sweet Divine
1801 S. 9th Street
Could be historic Soulard's sweetest spot. Public vote winner. Linda Kurdi, Artist
Tivoli Movie Theatre
6350 Delmar
Outside entrance
90 years old this year - renovated in 1995. Henryk Ptasiewicz, Artist
Tower Grove Park
4256 Magnolia Ave.
Outside Piper Palm House
Created by Henry Shaw and opened in 1872. Mark Swain, Artist
Turtle Park
6400 Oakland
On the hill near the park sign
It's the work of Robert Cassilly, the genius behind the City Museum. Liza Fishbone, Artist
United Hebrew Congregation
13788 Conway rd.
Outside of synagogue
It is the first Jewish Congregation established west of the Mississippi River. Henryk Ptasiewicz, Artist
University City Lion Gates
6801 Delmar
Outside across from City Hall
Installed in 1909 and called the "Gates of Opportunity". David Jackson, Artist
University of Missouri St. Louis
1 University Blvd.
University Pl. Dr. in front of Mark Twain Athletic Center
Est. in 1963, it is the largest university by enrollment in the St. Louis area with 16,809 students.
Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis
3701 Grandel Square
Inside building by window facing parking lot.
Founded after 1917 deadly race riot in East St. Louis. Lynsi Sciaroni, Artist - Sponsored by Bank of America
Venice Café
1903 Pestalozzi
Outside the garden on sidewalk
Celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. Artist, Screwed Artist Collective.
Victorian Home Museum
701 E. Washington St.
Collection includes a balcony from which Abraham Lincoln spoke in Belleville on October 18, 1856.Paul Laflam, Artist
Wainwright Building
111 N. 7th Street
Inside in rotunda on main level
Designed by Adler and Sullivan, is among the first skyscrapers in the world. Carey Seven, Artist
Warren County Courthouse
104 West Main Street
Outside of Main St. Entrance
The first term of the Warren County Court was held in 1833. Artist, Patty Spellman
Washington Historical Society
113 E 4th Street
Outside on 4th St. porch
Washington MO was incorporated on 1839. Gina Harmon, Artist.
Washington University School of Medicine
520 South Euclid Avenue
Outside entrance to medical school.
Founded in 1853, and named after George Washington. April Morrison, Artist
Webster University
572 Garden Ave.
On grass in front of parking garage
Founded in 1915 by the Sisters of Loretto. Megan Rieke, Artist
West Alton Memorial Park
Intersection of St. Charles Street and Hwy 94
West Alton
On plaza at St. Charles St. and Hwy 94
The Park is home to the Veteran's Memorial and the Memorial Bricks. - Lindsay Harmon, Artist
World Bird Sanctuary
125 Bald Eagle Ridge Road
Valley Park
by flag pole
Part of the Henry Shaw Corridor, which extends 40 miles along the
Meramec River. Mark Swain, Artist
World's Largest Catsup Bottle
800 S. Morrison Ave.
Underneath the bottle
Built in 1949 of Riveted steel, 170 ft total height and has 100 ft legs. Julie Krovicka, Artist.
World's Fair Pavilion
At the northeast corner of the pavilion
Built in 1909 with proceeds from the 1904 World's Fair. Henryk Ptasiewicz, Artist
YMCA of Greater St. Louis
12521 Marine Ave
Inside lobby by pool
160 years old - Public Vote Winner. Keith Cotton, Artist


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Kass: Slow Drip
This blog post originally appeared on RealMoney Silver on May 25 at 8:06 a.m. EDT.
Last night when I arose to check the S&P futures, they were down by nearly 10 points.
It is hard to gauge the proximate cause.
Was it Greece's finances? Further evidence of a double dip inhousing? China's infrastructure spending hitting the wall? Applied Materials' (AMAT) profits warning (likely not, as it was telegraphed)? The Democratic congressional upset win in upstate New York (which could make a budget compromise less likely)? Or talk of nearly $20 billion of bank mortgage liabilities (a vivid example of the "tail risk" I have warned about for some time)?Or maybe a lot of people were reminded how close to the financial abyss our system was after watching Andrew Sorkin's Too Big To Fail on HBO. (I was!) Hard to say. Though the futures have rallied markedly since last night's nadir, the market has experienced a slow drip in value over the past few weeks. The river's songs have not been sweet, as the economic data points (here and abroad) have grown increasingly ambiguous and another tail risk of eurozone sovereign debt issues continues to weigh on prices and investor sentiment. Meanwhile, a market without memory from day to day and with limited price direction/momentum also has investors on the defensive. So does the uncertainty of policy (monetary and fiscal). And, as the materials, industrials, technology and financial sectors weaken, defensive consumer nondurables are the world's fair, raising a technical warning sign. Equally important, many formerly strong emerging stock markets are, at best, lifeless (see China's 10% drop). I continue to see, as I have for months, an inconsistent and uneven economic recovery -- difficult for corporate managers and investment managers to navigate. Tail risk, greater earnings volatility and corporate margin and profit challenges are the headwinds I see above and beyond the nontraditional issues of fiscal imbalances, higher marginal tax rates and elevated structural unemployment caused by globalization, technological advances and temporary employment as a permanent fixture to the jobs market. And I see a U.S. consumer, who has been victimized by screwflation, as particularly vulnerable and exposed. Money freed up from nonpayment of mortgages and recession fatigue have likely temporarily buoyed retail sales, but that slope is slippery and provides the sustainability of growth with a weak foundation.
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I found this in the 99 cent bin at my drugstore. It's not wine colored though. It's a very pretty metallicky/shimmery rose. I get tons of complements when I wear it!
This is a very pretty frosty rose. Instead of a shimmery effect, it's almost a mini-glitter without being chunky-glittery. It's very pretty! It's called "winelighting" but it's more rose than wine; with "wine" I think burgundy or dark purple-y pinks, and this is quite light.


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The TCBAA Co-Ed Fall Soccer season for U(nder) 10, U(nder)12, and U(nder)14 year olds kicks off at 6:00 p.m.on Monday, September 8th at Long Lake Township Park with a mandatory parent meeting. Parents should bring completed registration forms and player fees of either $70 (U12 & U14), or $35 (U10) to this meeting. Bill Crain, our Soccer Athletic Director, will outline what to expect for the coming season.
An abbreviated practice for all U10/U12/U14 Players will take place immediately following the mandatory parent meeting. Players should dress for the weather, and come equiped with shin guards, soccer cleats, a water bottle, and if possible, a soccer ball (size 4 for U10 & U12, size 5 for U14). Players will not be eligible to practice or play in games until after submitting all registration forms and player fees.
TCBAA Members may log into this website to download necessary registration forms. Forms are also available for download from our Facebook page.
The Co-ed U10, U12, and U14 soccer practices will take place on Mondays and Fridays through mid-October. If the Boys Varsity team has a HOME game on one of those days, the U10/U12/U14 practices will be delayed about 30 minutes or until the conclusion of the Varsity game--so practice should be from 6:30-8 p.m. When the Boys Varsity team has an AWAY game on one of those days, the U10/U12/U14 practice will be canceled. Please log in and check the website calendar frequently for updates.
Do you not know that those who run in a race all run, but only one receives the prize? Run in such a way that you may win.
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The TCBAA is a Christian based, board-governed, parent-run, 501(c)(3) association that has been founded with the mission to provide home-schooled youth with competitive athletic opportunities that help build Christ-like character.The Association takes a distinctively Biblical world view on competitive athletics and as such we have also partnered with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes to bring those principles into the lives of our athletes and coaches.
The TCBAA is a volunteer organization. Board members, individual sport Athletic Directors, Coaches, and parents are donating countless hours of their time to invest in the lives of these young people.
TCBAA provides athletic opportunities for homeschooled youth in the greater Grand Traverse area in the following sports:
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Very nice 20 plumed moth, very common of course as are most of them, but I like the way you have done this, on glass I presumeThanks for the comments too.
Lovely image and agree with Richard.
Eyed Hawk Moth on Serapias Orchid by TonyDy
Nice capture, wouldn't mind having one of these in my moth trap.
close up of flower by christinecilia
Hi Christine thanks for your kind comments on my image and looks like you've raised a bit of interest with this shot too. It's a cracking detailed shot and nicely diffused darkened background. Just one comment and of course this is subjective, perhaps the angle could have run from bottom left diagonal to top right diagonal. just to give it that bit more energy and a more natural lead for the eye. Hope that is useful.
Blue Horizons - Tidal Patterns by Paul_Anthony
Really nice work.
Lovely capture and composition, the bg is perfect.
Golden bloomed grey longhorn beetle by Mike_Young
Beautiful image and beetle, where do you find these? As above the detail and sharpness is superb, did you use off camera flash as you seem to have an excellent D.O.F for a 100mm lens.
Lovely high key mono and great composition. Though I have to admit I feel as if I'm leaning to the right a little when I look at it, but could be me. Superb capture though.
I think No 2 works best for me, nice capture and control of verticals.
Oil cans on locomotive by ejways
Nice idea, you have got a good lead from right too left. I think the image could do with darkening the bg and as a suggestion a bleach bypass and then finished off with a vignette to draw the attention to the central objects and theme.
LeJog No 21 Rover 90 by BlueRoom
Lovely image nicely composed and perfectly suited to the mono treatment, I certainly remember these Rovers. The rain is a nice effect too, but looks like it was photo shopped, though could be wrong.
Hanging around !! by bricurtis
Lovely capture and wonderfully composed and simple.
Beautiful capture and composition the colours and texture work lovely against a nicely diffused background.
Love this if only I could have something like this in my neighbourhood, cracking dramatic image.
Nice atmospheric capture works well in mono. I'm looking at it and wondering if the gentleman was holding a cane/walking stick it would benefit the picture.
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I think just so they can be very very popular again.
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I used it for building sequency of Hadamard matrix of order N.
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% N - [in] the order of Hadamard matrix
% SeqOrd - [out] the sequency, so that SeqOrd[i] is the sequency of row i
% Algorithm:
% 1. build a list of indexes 0..N-1
% 2. convert order of bits of each index
% 3. get the gray code value for each index ( that was converted)
% This gives the needed permutation with indexes range [0 .. N-1]
v = bitrevorder((0:N-1)'); % build list and reverse bit-order
SeqOrd = bitxor(v,bitshift(v,-1)); % find the gray-code
Here's a gray to standard translation using builtins, no explicit looping:
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The Canon EOS 1100D is a solid entry-level performer, but doesn't offer anything out of the ordinary. The image quality is decent, it's easy to use and beginners will find their way around the user interface pretty quickly. However, competition in the entry-level market is fierce and it is worth having a closer look at other options as well.
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It is a very shame for dpreview to give it %69 rating just because of i think it's plastic look with no rubberrized grip. I also think dpreview does not take into account its own studio test shot under "studio shots comparision" section where many brands being compared each other under same studio test shot and i can deffinately say that 1100D is the BEST re picture quality (high contrast,sharpness,colour accuracy and ISO performance) compared to many other brands and models based on my ...
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I use video just for the fun. About photography, I use only Raw format, then and only if needed I could make a PNG, JPEG, or any formats. I don't use camera for sport or Formula (under zero) 1 pictures . What I like: - Light camera but full of gifts - Manual, Av, TV modes. ( but all canon DSLR offer that) - All the back buttons to one side ( the right one). Once right hand hold this camera lets your left hand free to control the lens or do anything else. - Accepting all Eos lenses ( all ...
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This is an Excellent choice for someone who is learning or wants to learn the In's & Out's of a DSLR. It takes excellent pictures and the controls are very easy. If one is learning ISO/WB/Apeture & ShutterSpeed this is the camera for you. The body is nice and sleek with a great look. Its a shame DP gave it a 69% all because of the body design. But they did give it good reviews on the camera's tech and at 12mp that is more then enough. Again if your are planning one using a PRO DSLR or a more ...
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SD card vs Micro-SD w/ adapter
Are there major differences between the two assuming the camera card slot is for SD/SDHC/SDXC? (aside from the form/size factor of course) SD form or MicroSD form for a camera fitted with an SD slot? I see that there are more options for micro-SDs in stores nowadays - usually fitted with SD-form adapters. Would the performance of the adapted micro-SD card be the same as an SD card assuming both are of the same class and speed rating? Any foreseeable risks involved in using adapted micro-SDs?
Need to make sure that the adapter is not going to be a bottleneck. It seems like you might be safe if the adapter comes with the card and the manufacturer rates the whole package for a given speed, but you need to read carefully too! Reading a few reviews would be good too. Continue Reading
As far as I can tell, the adapter is only a piece of plastic with connectors to fit the micro card into a bigger slot. Should be no impact on performance. Using a micro card, however, will mean you will be at a greater risk of losing it :) Continue Reading
If you leave the micro-SD card in the adapter there really isn't any greater chance of losing it. The one concern I have about using the micro-SD card in an adapter is the adapter is a possible failure point. I have a micro-SD card and adapter that I use in my D5100, and so far I have not had any issues with it. The underlying electronic components are the same no matter what, it is just a different package. Continue Reading
Which zoom lens with macro function do you recommend?
Hi There, I'm relatively new to the digital SLR world. I have a Canon Rebel T3 and am currently using the kit lens. I would like to purchase a zoom lens with a greater zoom capacity and a macro function. Which lens would you recommend?
You can also add a Raynox DCR250 snap-on lens. It sells for less than $100 and will work with almost any lens. Here's a picture I took of a wine glass refracting one of my son's cups from behind it: http://www.flickr.com/photos/almarquardt/5840785119/in/photostream/ I shot it with my old Canon XTi and 18-55mm kit lens. The nice thing about the Raynox is it's a minimal investment, and still gives you an idea if you really want to pursue macros more thoroughly or not. If you find you like it, you can always purchase a more expensive macro lens. Continue Reading
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I also recently bought 28mm 1.8 as a level up from my kit 18-55. After very similar testing as described in the post I encountered the same result and could not find the difference when using the 28mm. Bokeh is better with wider aperture of 28mm and build quality noticeably better but I use my prime 85mm for portraits so this lens doesn't really bring much value to me comparing to 18-55. Continue Reading
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Red 5 will be putting the new unity on tour across the country later this year, but fans attending this year's Anime Expo will have the chance to check it out and experience a little eSports fun in a new way. Attendees of the event will also have the chance to mingle with Firefall cosplayers Crystal Graziano and Lee "Hawk" Reherman, who portray the faces for two of the game's iconic characters - Typhon and Mourningstar.
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Laguna Hills, CA – June 21, 2012 – Red 5 Studios™ announced today that it will unveil its state-of-the-art Firefall "Mobile Gaming Unit" (MGU) during this year's Anime Expo (AX), at the Los Angeles Convention Center, June 29 – July 1, 2012. AX attendees will be the first to see Red 5's epic creation, can register for Firefall's exclusive beta, and will get to meet its heroes, Typhon and Mourningstar, who will be making live appearances throughout the show.
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I'm leaving in a week and a half and I'll be gone for a year or two. I was thinking about gun storage and I'm not sure which would be better. I'm looking at two gun safes:
Gander Mountain > Stack-On 10-Gun Safe with Combination Lock - Hunting > Shooting Accessories > Gun Storage > Safes & Accessories :
for $279
Stack-On 8-Gun Combination Safe - Dick's Sporting Goods
for $219
I dont think I'll be able to secure it to the floor or wall, however. These will be mainly used to keep little fingers away.
I am also thinking about cases, I can get one for $75 or less. I can also get cheaper gun safes which can be pried open. They're more like gun lockers.
Which would you get? If I could bolt it into the concrete, I'd get a safe for sure. Now, I'm not sure.
Also, which would keep moisture out better? It's relatively dry down here (basement) so it should be fine, just want to make sure.
Which would you get and why?
Which keeps moisture out the best?
I'm thinking about the one for 220 but I like the one for 280. I'll have to look into it further. The one for 280 is about 165lbs. I could try to talk about bolting it to the floor. I live in a basement so it shouldn't be a problem. BUT, I dont know much about it.
How deep should the bolts be?
Is there any risk to drilling?
How deep is a normal foundation?
In order to get to bolt this down, I'll have to know exactly how to do it before I get the go ahead.


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|Palestinian school girls and boys walk in front of a the UNRWA elementary school in Shati refugee camp in Gaza City, Tuesday, April 2, 2013. Gaza's Hamas-controlled parliament has passed a law requiring separate classes for boys and girls in public and private schools from the fourth grade. Currently, boys and girls are separated in grade seven in public schools, and private schools can set their own rules. (AP Photo/Hatem Moussa)
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — Starting with the new school year in September, Gaza boys and girls in middle and high school will be breaking the law if they study side by side.
Gaza's Islamic militant Hamas rulers argue that the new legislation, mandating gender separation in schools from age nine, enshrines common practice. But women's activists warned Tuesday that it's another step in the Hamas agenda of imposing its fundamentalist world view on Gaza's 1.7 million people.
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Johannesburg - A nomadic young male hippo who took up residence at the Serengeti Golf Estate near Kempton Park on the East Rand last week has moved on to greener pastures, according to a report on Monday.
Herby, as the developer of the estate, Leon van der Vyver, dubbed him, was last seen early on Saturday morning after he had taken up residence in the dam near the fourth hole, Beeld reported.
Hannes Hendriks, the estate manager, said the hippo had first arrived on Thursday night, and by Friday afternoon, he and his colleagues had erected an electric fence around the dam, with an escape passage leading to a truck.
"We were careful to leave Herby enough room to graze and munch on the lucerne bales we left for him," Hendriks said.
He and a game ranger camped next to the dam to keep an eye on the animal, who took to the road at around 5am on Saturday morning, moving north, in the direction of the Rietvlei nature reserve near Pretoria. - Sapa
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