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| Extended Fall River Line Pier |
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| Center for Commerce on Water, Home to University of Fall River |
What if the current City of Fall River Pier used its 100,000 sqare
foot roof to collect solar power? What if it used its wharf
to collect wind power? What if the Braga Bridge were also converted to a massive solar collection
device? What if the empty Borden & Remington building on the left were to become the technologically
driven center of environmental stewardship in the region known as the University of Fall River? What if the Upper Narragansett Bay delivered useful electrical energy to the City grid
drawn from its tidal power?
| A World-Class Energy Program for A Resurgent City |
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| Mayor Robert Correia and Congressman Barney Frank Announce Program |
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The Energy Leader in New England:
Witness the New Century, Finally! Artist George Delany creates vision of a city transformed, the city of Fall River, Ma.-- What
if new buildings were designed to "generate energy" rather than consume? What if buildings resemblling sails in distance are solar-wrapped; the
solar cells rotate in response to the season and orientation of the sun. What if the City of Fall River runs on a combined power system merging
wind, water, geothermal, tidal and solar-- all that potential energy converted into useful, sustainable, alternative, liberating
electrical energy (FREE!-- See Fall River Energy Enterprise). Milton Hershey School: In 2003, at the time a new President arrived to lead this unusual institution, George Delany, MHS '64 submitted his
proposal describing features and attributes of the school he would like to see. Here is a brief selection from this presentation. What if the School began to use its
vast stores of silage and agricultural biomass to power a large, self-sustaining educational center in the form of a climate-controlled
geodesic dome adjacent to the original upper school at MHS? What if the School pioneered electrical use of overhead transportation powered not by
oil but by alternative energy derived from plant matter to provide local transportatiion around the town of Hershey, Pa? What if the School utilized
the enormous heat stored in the hill underneath these structures to heat the buildings, themselves? These are the first in a series of Vision,
Insight and Innovation contributions to be posted to this website. In each case, George Delany asks, "What if?" and endeavors to
move from what is familiar to discover some other solution to the daunting challenges of our times.
| After the Meal, "Stickies" |
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| You MHS-ers of a certain generation recall the experience! |
On Occasion of the Centennial Celebration of
Milton Hershey School: To support MHSAA, purchase one $100 print, Artist will: - Send you a print of this painting
using archival pigments and paper (do not hang print in direct sunlight or brightly lit room)
- Matte your print inside a 14" x 11" archival matte with beveled edge, handsome!
- Contribute $60 in your name to the MHSAA
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expenses, plus shipping
- Keep the balance!
Until this offer is posted in our eCommerce department, please contact the artist to expedite your print purchase. Yours
in spirit of Mr. Hershey, George Delany
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| Judaism, Christianity and Islam in One Line |
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| Gold and Silver Jewelry Depicting the 3 Abrahamic Faiths in Harmony |
Innovative Jewelry, "The PeaceMaker Line" What if the world's three Abrahamic faiths could be presented so as to exemplify the strengths and differentiating principals of each while expressing the overarching
commonalities and origin of all?
Client: aaaForay, Inc. Function: Develop graphic
line of 14k gold and .999 silver jewelry
Purpose:
To call attention to the common bonds among 3 of the world's major faiths
Industry: Consumer goods, fine jewelry Services include: Mr. Delany has brought brand-building expertise,
identity design, marketing communications strategy and art-direction to various retail organizations
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| Help Prevent Despair...Care |
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| HIV_AIDS, STD, Anti-Pregnancy Poster |
Created to help stem the tide of international HIV_AIDS, also reduce
rate of incidence, to help educate and alter behaviors in high-risk populations, this full-color (appears black and white)
poster is 2' wide by 3' high. Some months after release...and a great many rejections...it attracted the attention of
the Surgeon General's Office of the United States. It has been included in many collections including the National Medical Archive (Smithsonian), Photogaphis Poster Annual, ID Magazine and others. Currently, the designer is attempting to translate the copy into 15 of the world's most common languages for
international distribution. Interested companies are invited to contact aaaForay, specializing in brand-building, branded communications and product development. You may also see the developing campaign at Design for Business.
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