Wednesday, December 29, 2010

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DC # 23


Street!

Next Saturday January 8, from 10am, breakfast will be celebrating # 23. On this occasion, for the first time, leave the metro area to the area east of the island. In solidarity with the Sierra Club and with full support to ecological protection of the Northwest Corridor, we are occupying the Malecón de la Pared in Luquillo.

Corridor, as you know, is a natural reserve of great ecological value for our island. Currently in danger of losing its establishment as a reserve to enable development of various real estate projects in its territory.

We want to show our solidarity with this cause. Besides the obvious reasons involving the destruction of a natural body with a rich fauna and flora whose environmental impact is apocalyptic, we understand that there is no need to continue the sprawl of tourist development and / or housing to these areas. This acts are of total unconsciousness, why build on these virgin lands, where there are built on land degradation and abandonment as the center of the towns of Luquillo and Fajardo? Why not invest in urban infrastructure to improve these also are the sea and already have a network of sites public housing, shops, etc..? For this and many more reasons to want to join us on Saturday 8th January from 10am for breakfast and support the natural preservation of the corridor and throughout his life

For more information about the broker sees here. Remember

as usual,
Your breakfast and something to share
Your glasses, plates and cutlery, NOT DISPOSABLE.
Your chair, blanket or towel (we are near the beach). Thank you for sharing


See you there. DC

Monday, November 29, 2010

Catchy Invitations 60



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On Sunday we found the task to imagine other uses for this site. The owners were very generous in lending it to the DC # 23. The group was small this time, but we do not have a good time sharing ideas and possibilities of transformation for this space.

Thank you all.

Monday, November 22, 2010

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Street!

This coming Sunday, November 28 will celebrate the DC # 22 in one of the grounds of Loiza Street. The site is located in between the People's Bank and local Gemileo. Today unknown future of this land once it was built, this is presented as a blank canvas. We decided to make the DC 22 in this town since we observed a lack of spaces that would be supportive of public roads and pedestrian congestion release its narrow sidewalks.
We invite everyone to give us suggestions on we would like to see happen in this place. Come ready to share your opinion.


What to bring: Your

breakfast and something to share. For the breakfast you can bring your leftover turkey!
Your chair or blanket to sit.
Your glasses, plates and cutlery, NOT DISPOSABLE. Your truequiar
things, we barter bank available.

and willingness to share.

Thank you all. 80grados.net

Friday, November 5, 2010

Etiquette Wording Pay Your Own



New article on us.

Read it here!

Thank you all.

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

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Alley Breakfast








DC 21
Rio Piedras
Borikén
Alley Saturday 24 oct/2010

Thank you all for sharing.

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Congraulations Ad Pastor



BOO!



Street!

This time we will occupy a very particular area of \u200b\u200bRio Piedras. Borinquen is the alley between Ponce de Leon and Calle González Robles near the plaza and train station. This mythical space works as a shortcut to some and a meeting place for others. We look back on it to make our next exchange point. Because we will be doing Halloween costume exchange, brings you no longer use that others might need. The bank will also have available for barter exchange other objects. If you come dressed as you can always do, we we will. Remember to bring

as always

Your breakfast and something to share
Your cup, plate and eating utensils, NOT DISPOSABLE.
Your chair, blanket or towel.

avoid more CO emissions. You can take the city train to stop Rio Piedras and arrived or are on a bike.




DC # 21 Sunday 9am-1pm 24/10/1910


Monday, August 30, 2010

My Wife Wearing Girdles



Trueke Fair & DC # 20







As part of the exhibition facilities, we call for people interested in building ephemeral for the activity. Here are some pictures of the "canopies" by students of architecture, Tyren Calvesbert and Alexander Cuesta-Pantoja and the other by the architects Charles, Charlie and Enid, the Faculty of Architecture of the UPR. The activity was a success. Thanks to everyone who came out with things to truekiar. We are already other activities organized to celebrate soon!

Sunday, August 22, 2010

Eyebrow Waxing On Benzaclin



DC # 20

Callejerooooos!

As you know this Saturday August 28 is the third festival organized Trueke the PSTN with various groups and individuals associated. That day we will celebrate the DC # 20 and for the first time will be breakfast, lunch and dinner. The activity starts at 10am until 6pm. May bring their food to share throughout the day. Let's make BBQ for the evening, I mean you can bring your meat or vegetables for cooking.

I want to talk a little about the festival for those who do not know what is the activity. That day can bring your stuff and Trueke participate in several ways: Direct Trueke

= You can build your own kiosk, bring your stuff in a cart, basket, bulk, into your hands or whatever. Bank

Trueke = Swap your products or services Social Credit Troka with the community. (You gotta see it to understand it and believe it will be an information booth available ...)

Free Trueke = Exchange without negotiation, but simply to give, receive.

So what things can Troka? All you want as long as it is in good condition. Clothes, books, plants, toys, music, movies, tools, furniture, etc ... .. If you go to Troka services can bring a card with your data.

also be art installations of various groups:
UrbanoActivo
ArqPoli

UPR School of Architecture School of Visual Arts, Industrial Design UPR Ponce EA


See you on Saturday! THANKS TO ALL



Here is the link of the activity: RTB

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

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Veranito DC 19





On 1 August we had a nice meeting in an unknown space for almost everyone. This little square behind the building of Park Boulevard, proved to be a very nice area with a good deal to spare, green and hard place. The day was beautiful and we truequiar from books, clothing, music and plants.

Thursday, July 22, 2010

What Isthe Prolapse Of Uterus And Image



New date-Sunday, August 1, 10am


Trueke of Manta, has three precious objects pa'trokar.

Street!

As part of the events leading up to the 3rd exhibition of the RTB Barter next Sunday we will be meeting to celebrate the nineteenth breakfast street. This time the exchange is that everyone bring one to three items of special value and want to exchange for other precious objects.

If the weather fails us the meeting place is the beach of Punta Las Marias, the mini-boardwalk and the square corner where the ruins of the mills (see aerial photo). As always bring your breakfast and something to share. Remember to bring non-disposable items.

The hope at all on Sunday for a good day at the beach, barter and sharing. THANKS



Monday, June 21, 2010

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DC # 18


How is your neighborhood?
Before the speech on the disuse of public space in Puerto Rico, Calle Breakfast is created as an entity of action. The space is used, are our public demonstrations in him have changed and continue to be transformed. In this regard, the DC facilitates the marking of these changes being him same one.

Part of our mission is to encourage a review to look at the context in which we live. How can we identify in our neighborhood public spaces that enhance a pleasant urban experience? What type of activity that space invites us to give? With these questions in mind we want this breakfast place near the little discoveries we make to open their eyes to the space around us daily.

DC 18 Next we will be celebrating in the neighborhood of one of the team members. Sunday 27 June from 10am, we met for breakfast at the Park Ave Americo Miranda (see aerial photo).

Getting there You take the exit
express to Medical Center and take the bird. Américo Miranda in the direction of the bird. Diego. Once you pass the light of Banco Popular, the park is at your right hand against the Cialeña bakery. You can take the train and stop off at the Medical Center or the B19 bus also stops near the park.

What to wear?
Your breakfast, something to share. Remember to bring your cup and utensils, we do not want disposable devices.

The Space:
With the idea of \u200b\u200bmaking contact with the outside world around us, we want everyone to bring us a photo (size you wish) in a special place for you their neighborhood. We will be doing an impromptu exhibition of photos that will bring us. On the back of the photo please identify your name and the area photographed. May be more than one.

See you for breakfast. THANKS TO ALL

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Foramen Central Canal



DC 17






During the rain,
This was, in May 1923, 10am, in front of the gates of the UPR.
! Long live the students!

Thursday, May 20, 2010

How To Wear A Strap Bag






Fair Trade Fair Life!

As you know, this Sunday we will celebrate Fair Trade month with family and neighbors Chiwinha of Rio Piedras. So ... ..
Street Breakfast solidarity with students of the UPR and its efforts to make their voice is respected and considered, democratic indispensable factor in management decisions that undermine their academic rights. The strike lives and inhabits the street. These days we have seen that part of the Ponce de Leon is no longer a space of transit to become a meeting place, representation, confrontation and complaint. To support students Sunday we met outside the gates of Gandara in the Ponce de Leon for breakfast. On this occasion, we ask them to bring breakfast made for yourself, preferably with local products, but if not, at least it is done at home. If cooking is not your thing, can bring fruit, beaten, water, bread, juice, and coffee. The conspirators also Chiwinha give us a brief talk on Fair Trade and its origins.

Remember the basics, your breakfast and something to share. Your chair, blanket or something to sit. Your glass, cup, cutlery, NOT DISPOSABLE!

See you there, THANKS TO ALL