- The document is the first issue of a newsletter from Graffiti Fighters, a non-profit organization dedicated to eliminating graffiti.
- It welcomes readers to the organization and provides an update on their successful "Graffiti Masters" fundraising event in June.
- The newsletter provides information on upcoming volunteer events to remove graffiti, current graffiti trends, and spotlights on vendors that provide graffiti removal services.
Thank you for the summary. I appreciate you highlighting the key points and initiatives discussed in the document. Summarizing complex topics concisely while maintaining essential details is an important skill.
The Community Development Department newsletter provides updates on department activities and projects. It summarizes that the department is finding new ways to be more efficient with fewer resources. It also discusses that the department is working on code enforcement policy updates and a Downtown East Precise Plan to encourage development. Finally, it welcomes new staff and previews upcoming planning commission projects.
The document summarizes positive developments in Pacoima, California, including a new community plaza project and discusses some ongoing issues such as illegal dumping. It provides tips for walking safely and notes upcoming infrastructure projects that some have voiced opposition to, questioning whether funds could be better spent on core city services and repairing streets and sidewalks.
The media plan aims to introduce Netflix to the LGBT community in Chicago. It allocates $1,000,000 across print, digital, out-of-home, event sponsorships, and television. The plan targets the "Trendy Gay Professional" demographic through placements in LGBT publications, websites, and events from June to October. It focuses on the Lakeview and Andersonville neighborhoods, buying ads in local magazines, bus shelters, and 30-second spots on Logo TV during late-fringe winter periods. The goal is to reach 50% of the target audience at least 3 times through a mix of integrated traditional and online advertising.
The document discusses graffiti and proposed public policies to address it. It provides background on graffiti, including that most graffiti is gang-related and done by individuals between ages 10 to 40. It also outlines Ohio's current graffiti policy and criticisms that it is not well enforced. The panel proposes a policy of jail time, monetary fines, and community service for graffiti offenders proportional to the offense's severity. They believe this will help prevent further graffiti incidents while fitting consequences to each crime. The panel identifies stakeholders to convince and creates an action plan to propose this policy to local governments.
The document is a collection of notes, sources, and draft materials related to developing a public policy proposal on the issue of graffiti. It includes sections on defining the problem, alternatives, proposed policies, plans of action, and reflections. Key elements include:
- A definition page explaining terms like graffiti, art, vandalism, and taggers.
- A problem identification analyzing different types of graffiti and their relation to other issues.
- Notes and sources on the controversies around viewing graffiti as art versus vandalism.
- An overview of the existing graffiti policies in Columbus, Ohio and ideas for improving enforcement.
- Draft materials like forms, charts and photos to
This document outlines plans for the Lilydale United Village (LUV) project at the 2004 Lilydale Show. The project aims to create a village environment bringing together local businesses and community. Key aspects include: stalls for businesses, workshops, activities like a treasure hunt, and promoting local shops. The project is organized by a team with experience in business, community projects and events. Sponsorship and funding will support the marketing strategy and project delivery. The timeline shows plans are well underway, and contingencies consider risks like weather. The project aims to foster ongoing connections between businesses and community.
Rishi Kumar
Intern with Councilmember Kumar http://www.rishikumar.com/intern
Monthly City Council update http://www.rishikumar.com/newsletter.html
Direct all city/council related emails to rkumar@saratoga.ca.us
Connect with Rishi —> Facebook.com/Rishi || linkedin.com/in/rickkumar
PHONE 408 805 5993 || Facebook.com/VoteRishi || @rishikumar1
Office hours: 1st Saturday every month, Bell Tower Bistro (10AM to 11AM)
Keep up with the latest, subscribe to Councilmember Rishi Kumar’s newsletter
http://groups.google.com/group/GreatSaratoga
Thank you for the summary. I appreciate you highlighting the key points and initiatives discussed in the document. Summarizing complex topics concisely while maintaining essential details is an important skill.
The Community Development Department newsletter provides updates on department activities and projects. It summarizes that the department is finding new ways to be more efficient with fewer resources. It also discusses that the department is working on code enforcement policy updates and a Downtown East Precise Plan to encourage development. Finally, it welcomes new staff and previews upcoming planning commission projects.
The document summarizes positive developments in Pacoima, California, including a new community plaza project and discusses some ongoing issues such as illegal dumping. It provides tips for walking safely and notes upcoming infrastructure projects that some have voiced opposition to, questioning whether funds could be better spent on core city services and repairing streets and sidewalks.
The media plan aims to introduce Netflix to the LGBT community in Chicago. It allocates $1,000,000 across print, digital, out-of-home, event sponsorships, and television. The plan targets the "Trendy Gay Professional" demographic through placements in LGBT publications, websites, and events from June to October. It focuses on the Lakeview and Andersonville neighborhoods, buying ads in local magazines, bus shelters, and 30-second spots on Logo TV during late-fringe winter periods. The goal is to reach 50% of the target audience at least 3 times through a mix of integrated traditional and online advertising.
The document discusses graffiti and proposed public policies to address it. It provides background on graffiti, including that most graffiti is gang-related and done by individuals between ages 10 to 40. It also outlines Ohio's current graffiti policy and criticisms that it is not well enforced. The panel proposes a policy of jail time, monetary fines, and community service for graffiti offenders proportional to the offense's severity. They believe this will help prevent further graffiti incidents while fitting consequences to each crime. The panel identifies stakeholders to convince and creates an action plan to propose this policy to local governments.
The document is a collection of notes, sources, and draft materials related to developing a public policy proposal on the issue of graffiti. It includes sections on defining the problem, alternatives, proposed policies, plans of action, and reflections. Key elements include:
- A definition page explaining terms like graffiti, art, vandalism, and taggers.
- A problem identification analyzing different types of graffiti and their relation to other issues.
- Notes and sources on the controversies around viewing graffiti as art versus vandalism.
- An overview of the existing graffiti policies in Columbus, Ohio and ideas for improving enforcement.
- Draft materials like forms, charts and photos to
This document outlines plans for the Lilydale United Village (LUV) project at the 2004 Lilydale Show. The project aims to create a village environment bringing together local businesses and community. Key aspects include: stalls for businesses, workshops, activities like a treasure hunt, and promoting local shops. The project is organized by a team with experience in business, community projects and events. Sponsorship and funding will support the marketing strategy and project delivery. The timeline shows plans are well underway, and contingencies consider risks like weather. The project aims to foster ongoing connections between businesses and community.
Rishi Kumar
Intern with Councilmember Kumar http://www.rishikumar.com/intern
Monthly City Council update http://www.rishikumar.com/newsletter.html
Direct all city/council related emails to rkumar@saratoga.ca.us
Connect with Rishi —> Facebook.com/Rishi || linkedin.com/in/rickkumar
PHONE 408 805 5993 || Facebook.com/VoteRishi || @rishikumar1
Office hours: 1st Saturday every month, Bell Tower Bistro (10AM to 11AM)
Keep up with the latest, subscribe to Councilmember Rishi Kumar’s newsletter
http://groups.google.com/group/GreatSaratoga
The document announces a public meeting on March 23rd at 5:30 PM at Iowa City Hall to support the renewal of PATV's agreement with Iowa City through 2018. PATV provides public access services. The meeting is an opportunity for PATV supporters to tell Iowa City council members how useful PATV's services are. Attendees or letters of support would help PATV receive a positive vote on their contract renewal.
This document discusses factors to consider when moving to a new neighborhood, such as crime rates, quality of education, and amenities. It then describes analyzing data from 45 Denver neighborhoods to study correlations between 6 factors and population. Multiple regression models are used to test relationships between population, crime rates, housing prices, distance to city center, and more. Statistical tests are performed to determine significance of coefficients and the intercept in the regression models.
This document provides details for planning an event to promote investing in historic buildings in downtown Providence, Rhode Island. The event aims to attract business owners between 30-45 years old making $70,000-$200,000 annually. It will take place over a weekend in October at the old Department of Health Services building and feature local food, arts, music, and a real estate showcase. Marketing will target this demographic through newspapers, magazines, social media, radio stations and fliers in areas they frequent. The event goals are to change perceptions of downtown Providence and show advantages of investing in the city.
Graffiti vandalism costs communities millions each year, so the New South Wales Government established an annual Graffiti Removal Day to encourage community involvement in graffiti prevention and removal. This statewide event highlights the problem of graffiti and allows volunteers to help with removal efforts. Graffiti Removal Day will take place on October 18, 2015 across New South Wales, and more information can be found on the website or by calling the provided number.
We are TAB, a globally recognized branding agency. We
are thinkers, dreamers and storytellers who help start-up
companies stand out and raise funds by offering fresh design solutions.
This document provides brief summaries of 7 different marketing campaigns or projects:
1) An undisclosed Boston ad agency posted a fake job listing for the "world's toughest job" and interviewed people for it to film their reactions.
2) A Singapore charity confronted "Facebook philanthropy" with ads showing thumbs up around tragic images, calling people to real volunteer work.
3) Kia created a mobile racing game called "GT Ride" to educate people about their new high-performance car and build interest in their brand.
4) Nescafé in France aimed to highlight the casual social experience of coffee with an campaign focusing on companionship and sharing.
5) A New Zealand boutique installed an
The document provides an overview of graffiti, including its history and evolution. It begins in the late 1960s with the emergence of "tagging" in New York City, where writers began proliferating their tags across subway systems to communicate and compete. Over time, graffiti grew more elaborate as writers created larger pieces incorporating styles like wildstyle. By the 1980s, graffiti had moved beyond subways and was recognized increasingly as an art form, with a growing presence in commercial media. The document discusses different graffiti styles, public perceptions of graffiti as both a problem and an expression, and approaches to graffiti prevention, removal and management.
Welcome to the eighth episode of Digital Trends. This document records the latest digital trends that both brands and consumers are currently engaging.
Here is the layout,
* Recent Christmas Ads
* Trending Hashtags
* Topical Trends
* Tech Trends
* Marketing Trends
This document appears to be a program for the 6th Annual C-Level @ A Mile High event, which connects executives looking for innovation with Colorado companies offering solutions. The event features 80 executives representing over $1 billion in opportunities from 65 top Colorado companies. Attendees can browse celebrity profiles on a mobile app, then meet the executives and bid on potential projects. A silent auction will also be held with travel and art items. The goal is to promote technology and economic development in Colorado.
The document provides an executive summary analyzing gentrification. It defines gentrification as the process where middle and upper class individuals move into deteriorating areas, displacing poorer residents. Gentrification occurs in three stages: initial redevelopment, increased rents displacing long-time residents, and significant price increases displacing more residents. Evidence from New York City shows over 175,000 renters were displaced between 1989-2002 and 225,000 low-income renters moved with cost pressures as a reason between 2002-2003, with 96,000 directly displaced. The document identifies residents as secondary audiences impacted by gentrification and developers/lawmakers as primary audiences who can influence it. It outlines campaign goals of ending gentrification through legislation and alternative development
The document provides an overview of a presentation by Joe Getz and Larry Kilduff on creating the right retail mix for commercial corridors. It discusses whether national chains and small neighborhood businesses can co-exist, the importance of understanding the local market and consumer base, and balancing the needs of national and local retailers. It also summarizes a case study by Larry Kilduff of redeveloping a former brass factory site in Kenosha, Wisconsin into a mixed-use development with retail space.
The document lists and summarizes 17 different crowdfunding websites, including Kickstarter, IndieGoGo, GoFundMe, and Funding Circle. It provides a brief 1-2 sentence description of each platform and its purpose, such as allowing users to fund creative projects, raise money for charitable causes, or connect small businesses with local investors through crowdfunding. The overall document serves as a resource for comparing different crowdfunding options.
Graffiti costs NSW over $100 million annually, but volunteers donate thousands of hours annually to remove it. Graffiti Removal Day is held yearly where volunteers jointly remove graffiti from over 450 sites, removing 21,000 sqm last year. Local hero John Oakey has spent 20 years removing graffiti in his area, recording it to help police track vandals and increase convictions. He confronts parents when he identifies vandals. This year over 2,500 volunteers across NSW will participate in Graffiti Removal Day on October 30th to remove graffiti from their communities.
KTC is a creative and socially conscious boutique agency with 18+ years of experience in brand marketing, cultural connections, and design. They offer a wide range of capabilities including media buying, strategic planning, PR, influencer marketing, creative design, content production, and experiential activations. KTC has won numerous awards for their campaigns and has worked with clients in healthcare, entertainment, CPG, and non-profits. Their case studies highlight campaigns for Current TV, Smirnoff, American Legacy Foundation, GSK, and One Music Fest.
Here is a roundup of 2017 Cannes Lions facts, stats, & notable news, our take on four key trends from work that won (including case studies of the winning work), and thought leadership from DigitasLBi attendees.
Philadelphia has launched a street-level digital newsstand network with 39 newsstands that display news, weather, sports and ads on high-definition TVs and LED scrolling marquees visible to pedestrians. The initiative allows the city and businesses to communicate with millions of people in Center City. Advertisers can purchase TV ads, sponsorships, marquee texts, event promotions and more to engage with shoppers, students, workers and visitors.
This document summarizes various projects completed by More Starch, a communications company. It describes projects involving branding, website design, social media strategy, event production, and content creation for NGOs, cultural events, and other organizations. The projects covered a wide range of topics and locations across Latin America.
20 Interesting Things: Goodness June 2010David Stutts
This is part of our 20 Interesting Things series that will look at interesting and innovative happenings in the digital and social worlds. Look for our other presentations that cover augmented reality, crowdsourcing, QR codes and goodness.
lukas ritzel slides on crowdsoucing, the crowds getting active in business, tribes, from globalization to outsourcing to crowdsourcing for the enterprise
How to Setup Warehouse & Location in Odoo 17 InventoryCeline George
In this slide, we'll explore how to set up warehouses and locations in Odoo 17 Inventory. This will help us manage our stock effectively, track inventory levels, and streamline warehouse operations.
The document announces a public meeting on March 23rd at 5:30 PM at Iowa City Hall to support the renewal of PATV's agreement with Iowa City through 2018. PATV provides public access services. The meeting is an opportunity for PATV supporters to tell Iowa City council members how useful PATV's services are. Attendees or letters of support would help PATV receive a positive vote on their contract renewal.
This document discusses factors to consider when moving to a new neighborhood, such as crime rates, quality of education, and amenities. It then describes analyzing data from 45 Denver neighborhoods to study correlations between 6 factors and population. Multiple regression models are used to test relationships between population, crime rates, housing prices, distance to city center, and more. Statistical tests are performed to determine significance of coefficients and the intercept in the regression models.
This document provides details for planning an event to promote investing in historic buildings in downtown Providence, Rhode Island. The event aims to attract business owners between 30-45 years old making $70,000-$200,000 annually. It will take place over a weekend in October at the old Department of Health Services building and feature local food, arts, music, and a real estate showcase. Marketing will target this demographic through newspapers, magazines, social media, radio stations and fliers in areas they frequent. The event goals are to change perceptions of downtown Providence and show advantages of investing in the city.
Graffiti vandalism costs communities millions each year, so the New South Wales Government established an annual Graffiti Removal Day to encourage community involvement in graffiti prevention and removal. This statewide event highlights the problem of graffiti and allows volunteers to help with removal efforts. Graffiti Removal Day will take place on October 18, 2015 across New South Wales, and more information can be found on the website or by calling the provided number.
We are TAB, a globally recognized branding agency. We
are thinkers, dreamers and storytellers who help start-up
companies stand out and raise funds by offering fresh design solutions.
This document provides brief summaries of 7 different marketing campaigns or projects:
1) An undisclosed Boston ad agency posted a fake job listing for the "world's toughest job" and interviewed people for it to film their reactions.
2) A Singapore charity confronted "Facebook philanthropy" with ads showing thumbs up around tragic images, calling people to real volunteer work.
3) Kia created a mobile racing game called "GT Ride" to educate people about their new high-performance car and build interest in their brand.
4) Nescafé in France aimed to highlight the casual social experience of coffee with an campaign focusing on companionship and sharing.
5) A New Zealand boutique installed an
The document provides an overview of graffiti, including its history and evolution. It begins in the late 1960s with the emergence of "tagging" in New York City, where writers began proliferating their tags across subway systems to communicate and compete. Over time, graffiti grew more elaborate as writers created larger pieces incorporating styles like wildstyle. By the 1980s, graffiti had moved beyond subways and was recognized increasingly as an art form, with a growing presence in commercial media. The document discusses different graffiti styles, public perceptions of graffiti as both a problem and an expression, and approaches to graffiti prevention, removal and management.
Welcome to the eighth episode of Digital Trends. This document records the latest digital trends that both brands and consumers are currently engaging.
Here is the layout,
* Recent Christmas Ads
* Trending Hashtags
* Topical Trends
* Tech Trends
* Marketing Trends
This document appears to be a program for the 6th Annual C-Level @ A Mile High event, which connects executives looking for innovation with Colorado companies offering solutions. The event features 80 executives representing over $1 billion in opportunities from 65 top Colorado companies. Attendees can browse celebrity profiles on a mobile app, then meet the executives and bid on potential projects. A silent auction will also be held with travel and art items. The goal is to promote technology and economic development in Colorado.
The document provides an executive summary analyzing gentrification. It defines gentrification as the process where middle and upper class individuals move into deteriorating areas, displacing poorer residents. Gentrification occurs in three stages: initial redevelopment, increased rents displacing long-time residents, and significant price increases displacing more residents. Evidence from New York City shows over 175,000 renters were displaced between 1989-2002 and 225,000 low-income renters moved with cost pressures as a reason between 2002-2003, with 96,000 directly displaced. The document identifies residents as secondary audiences impacted by gentrification and developers/lawmakers as primary audiences who can influence it. It outlines campaign goals of ending gentrification through legislation and alternative development
The document provides an overview of a presentation by Joe Getz and Larry Kilduff on creating the right retail mix for commercial corridors. It discusses whether national chains and small neighborhood businesses can co-exist, the importance of understanding the local market and consumer base, and balancing the needs of national and local retailers. It also summarizes a case study by Larry Kilduff of redeveloping a former brass factory site in Kenosha, Wisconsin into a mixed-use development with retail space.
The document lists and summarizes 17 different crowdfunding websites, including Kickstarter, IndieGoGo, GoFundMe, and Funding Circle. It provides a brief 1-2 sentence description of each platform and its purpose, such as allowing users to fund creative projects, raise money for charitable causes, or connect small businesses with local investors through crowdfunding. The overall document serves as a resource for comparing different crowdfunding options.
Graffiti costs NSW over $100 million annually, but volunteers donate thousands of hours annually to remove it. Graffiti Removal Day is held yearly where volunteers jointly remove graffiti from over 450 sites, removing 21,000 sqm last year. Local hero John Oakey has spent 20 years removing graffiti in his area, recording it to help police track vandals and increase convictions. He confronts parents when he identifies vandals. This year over 2,500 volunteers across NSW will participate in Graffiti Removal Day on October 30th to remove graffiti from their communities.
KTC is a creative and socially conscious boutique agency with 18+ years of experience in brand marketing, cultural connections, and design. They offer a wide range of capabilities including media buying, strategic planning, PR, influencer marketing, creative design, content production, and experiential activations. KTC has won numerous awards for their campaigns and has worked with clients in healthcare, entertainment, CPG, and non-profits. Their case studies highlight campaigns for Current TV, Smirnoff, American Legacy Foundation, GSK, and One Music Fest.
Here is a roundup of 2017 Cannes Lions facts, stats, & notable news, our take on four key trends from work that won (including case studies of the winning work), and thought leadership from DigitasLBi attendees.
Philadelphia has launched a street-level digital newsstand network with 39 newsstands that display news, weather, sports and ads on high-definition TVs and LED scrolling marquees visible to pedestrians. The initiative allows the city and businesses to communicate with millions of people in Center City. Advertisers can purchase TV ads, sponsorships, marquee texts, event promotions and more to engage with shoppers, students, workers and visitors.
This document summarizes various projects completed by More Starch, a communications company. It describes projects involving branding, website design, social media strategy, event production, and content creation for NGOs, cultural events, and other organizations. The projects covered a wide range of topics and locations across Latin America.
20 Interesting Things: Goodness June 2010David Stutts
This is part of our 20 Interesting Things series that will look at interesting and innovative happenings in the digital and social worlds. Look for our other presentations that cover augmented reality, crowdsourcing, QR codes and goodness.
lukas ritzel slides on crowdsoucing, the crowds getting active in business, tribes, from globalization to outsourcing to crowdsourcing for the enterprise
How to Setup Warehouse & Location in Odoo 17 InventoryCeline George
In this slide, we'll explore how to set up warehouses and locations in Odoo 17 Inventory. This will help us manage our stock effectively, track inventory levels, and streamline warehouse operations.
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Communicating effectively and consistently with students can help them feel at ease during their learning experience and provide the instructor with a communication trail to track the course's progress. This workshop will take you through constructing an engaging course container to facilitate effective communication.
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This is part 1 of my Java Learning Journey. This Contains Custom methods, classes, constructors, packages, multithreading , try- catch block, finally block and more.
Philippine Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan (EPP) CurriculumMJDuyan
(𝐓𝐋𝐄 𝟏𝟎𝟎) (𝐋𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝟏)-𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐦𝐬
𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐮𝐬𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐏𝐏 𝐂𝐮𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐮𝐥𝐮𝐦 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐩𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬:
- Understand the goals and objectives of the Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan (EPP) curriculum, recognizing its importance in fostering practical life skills and values among students. Students will also be able to identify the key components and subjects covered, such as agriculture, home economics, industrial arts, and information and communication technology.
𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐒𝐜𝐨𝐩𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐚𝐧 𝐄𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐮𝐫:
-Define entrepreneurship, distinguishing it from general business activities by emphasizing its focus on innovation, risk-taking, and value creation. Students will describe the characteristics and traits of successful entrepreneurs, including their roles and responsibilities, and discuss the broader economic and social impacts of entrepreneurial activities on both local and global scales.
it describes the bony anatomy including the femoral head , acetabulum, labrum . also discusses the capsule , ligaments . muscle that act on the hip joint and the range of motion are outlined. factors affecting hip joint stability and weight transmission through the joint are summarized.
How to Make a Field Mandatory in Odoo 17Celine George
In Odoo, making a field required can be done through both Python code and XML views. When you set the required attribute to True in Python code, it makes the field required across all views where it's used. Conversely, when you set the required attribute in XML views, it makes the field required only in the context of that particular view.
1. Graffiti FightersGraffiti01SUMMER2011ISSUEthis issueWelcome Graffiti Fighters P.1Success! The “Graffiti Masters” P.2Graffiti in the News P.3Upcoming Events P.4OUR MISSIONStop Urban Blight dba Graffiti Fighters is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the elimination of graffiti vandalism and the money cities, businesses and citizens are forced to spend dealing with this problem. Our mission is to provide education in the field of graffiti prevention, abatement, and removal. Graffiti Fighters help drastically reduce graffiti in our communities. www.StopUB.orgYou’re Helping Stop Urban Blight! Fighters<br />Become a Community VolunteerLooking for a way to get involved in your city’s volunteer events? Contact Stop Urban Blight (925) 443-5208 and we can connect you with a local coordinator.Welcome Graffiti FightersHowever, because we are new, we need your help. In order to get you the kind of information that will help you most, we need to know what kind of information you are seeking and how you would like it delivered.We have developed a short survey for you to fill out on our website. www.StopUB.org It will only take you five minutes to complete it but it will give us tons of valuable information so that we can develop our web site and activities to better serve your needs. All you need to do is visit our homepage, complete the survey and press quot;
Sendquot;
. This will help us design the organization around you. Thank you for taking the time to read this first newsletter and we look forward to working closely with you for years to come. We are confident that Graffiti Fighters will help you dramatically reduce graffiti in your city. Good luck to you!FightersGraffitiPO Box 2510Livermore, CA 94551925.443.5208 ph 925.443.5209 faxwww.StopUB.orgGraffiti Fighters Issue 01 Summer 2011Upcoming Events• National Night OutAugust 2nd, 2011All over the United StatesMore Information: www.nationalnightout.org• Fresno, CA Go Green & Clean – Volunteer Park BeautificationAugust 20th, 2011Fresno, CA: Victoria West ParkContact: (559) 237-3101• Hayward, CA Community Clean Up EventAugust 27nd, 2011Hayward, CA: Eden Gardens AreaMeet at Rancho Arroyo Park: 2121 Depot RoadContact Doug Grandt: (510) 432-1452• Hayward, CA Community Clean Up EventSeptember 24th, 2011Hayward, CA: Tyrrell Ave AreMeet at Tyrrell Ave. & Shepherd Ave.Contact Laura Oliva: (510) 908-3654Stop Urban Blight would like to welcome you to Graffiti Fighters! Graffiti Fighters is a new international non-profit organization dedicated to the elimination of graffiti. This new organization was established to help you - the hard working individuals who are on the front lines in the fight against graffiti. We know that you are working hard in the trenches every day doing your part to clean up your city. We also know that there is a lot of information out there that might be able to help you do your job better, faster or easier. It is not always easy to find that information however. With Graffiti Fighters, you now have a place to turn to get any and all graffiti related information to help you do your job better. Ultimately, we will be a one-stop shop for all your graffiti needs. You can turn to us to find out what is working in other cities, new laws that might help your efforts and even what activities to avoid because they will only waste your money and time and not really help you get rid of graffiti. Mark your calendars: 9/21/12 – The “Graffiti Masters” 10/18/12 – Annual Conferencedesigned kits, 150 Graffiti Removal Kits will be donated to graffiti abatement programs acrossthe nation. The Country, Poppy Ridge Golf Course, Strizzi’s, Wente, Edge Technologies, Advanced Health Chiropractic, Titan/SprayTech, THE Fields Company, SXE Apparel, Golfsmith, It’s A Keeper.) The day wrapped up with a Four Person Scramble and 19th Hole festivities! Courtesy of Kelly-Moore Paints with the help of This Stuff Works, Inc. and their specificallyCommerce joined the event by hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony introducing Stop Urban Blight as a new chamber member.During lunch, raffle winners were announced. Thank you to our generous donators for their fantastic raffle prizes!(Las Positas Golf Course, Oakland A’s, Livermore Valley Wine On June 17th, 2011 the “Graffiti Masters” fundraiser and Annual Conference was held at the Las Positas Golf Course in beautiful Livermore, CA. With the help of the City of Livermore along with Beeb’s Sports Bar and Grill, and DeBenedetti’s Golf Shop this all day event was a great success! The “Graffiti Masters” was a full day of events that included a vendor show, hands on & classroom training, an open forum networking seminar and golf. All money raised benefited Stop Urban Blights efforts in working with and education community graffiti abatement programs. As the guests arrived they were handed amazing giveaway bags supplied by our various supporters and displaying vendors. Everyone had a chance to participate in a putting contest where they were entered to win a 42” Sony TV donated by Retek Direct. Lucky winner was Mr. Steve Wolfe from Fremont, CA!City of Livermore was the first to receive their donation.Many thanks to our displaying vendors: Advanced Health Chiropractic, Edge Technologies, THE Fields Company, Graco, Kelly-Moore Paints, Titan/Spray-Tech, This Stuff Works, City of Livermore: Urban Arts Mural Program, and 3M.questions and answers from city employees, volunteers and concerned citizens.The Livermore Chamber of Guests were invited to attend one of two Safety & Maintenance or Airless Sprayer and Pressure Washing equipment. Instructor Mark Brown with GRACO raffled off a Hand Held Paint Sprayer!The cities of Hayward and San Jose abatement program leaders shared what is working in their communities to reduce the blight of graffiti. There was opportunity forgraffiti and strip off the coating using a hot pressure washer which in turn removes the graffiti. Reapply the coating to maintain protection. Non-sacrificial coatings provide semi-permanent or permanent protection depending on the product. These allow multiple to infinite cleanings to take place using designated cleaners. Semi- permanent coatings require coating reapplication after multiple cleanings occur. Permanent coatings bond with the surface becoming part of the surface itself. Reapplication may not be necessary.For more information visit www.TSWwarehouse.comQ: What is the difference between sacrificial and non-sacrificial anti-graffiti coatings?A: Graffiti resistant coatings (or anti-graffiti coatings, as they are commonly known) are a fantastic way to protect a surface from the staining or shadowing that is the typical result of graffiti damage. Coatings form a barrier between the graffiti and the surface making clean up easier.Sacrificial coatings are typically wax based. After applied, wait until there is a substantial amount of “can’t keep up with the demand,” Dobrovolny said.In reconstituting its anti-graffiti program, the city will hire at least five people. The police department is also refilling two vacant positions with constables who will identify taggers and work with communities and the court system, Dobrovolny said.The additional cost this year will be about $150,000, which will come from existing department budgets.Whole Story http://bit.ly/nsOEmCIn a report to council, city staff said that cutback was ill-advised because they’re now seeing a resurgence of defacing on both public and private property.While in the past, word got around in other ways, taggers are now being drawn by invitations on Facebook and emails saying the city is ripe for spray paint.Even murals — long considered immune to tagging out of respect for the artists — are being hit.The amount of graffiti has so much that Bye Bye Graffiti, a company retained to paint over defaced city engineeringSUCCESS! The 2011 “Graffiti Masters” and Annual ConferenceMany thanks to the City of Livermore for their support! This Month’s Q&A Abatement Tips“Vancouver brings back anti-graffiti program after budget cutbacks lead to resurgence”Acquired from the Vancouver SunJuly 13, 2011By: Jeff Leejefflee@vancouversun.comVANCOUVER — The City of Vancouver is re-establishing its complete anti-graffiti program after discovering that severely cutting it brought the problem back in force. Last year in a budget-restraint measure, the city dramatically cut its $1-million annual budget to fight the problem.EYE ON ITCurrent Graffiti TrendsYarn BombingThe Global PhenomenonSome call it graffiti with the feminine flair.Others call it Grandma Graffiti.Or is it artistic vandalism?Graffiti in the News: Vancouver, B.C.VENDOR SPOTLIGHTTHE Fields CompanyGraffiti Problems???THE Fields Company can restore your windows and help protect them from future vandalism.Anti-graffiti film can be applied to your windows and doors to protect your restored glass from future vandalism.One window…Two windows…THE WHOLE BUILDING –We work to satisfy any customer’s needs.Call (925) 294-8183 for a free estimate.(925) 294-8183 (office)(925) 294-8157 (fax)www.StopScratchedGlass.com<br />