Greetings!
Thanks for your interest in the Cincinnati Labyrinth Project! For those of you who are unfamiliar with our organization, please allow me to bring you up to speed. The CLP is a group of enterprising Cincinnati locals who are endeavoring to bring about one of the biggest, most fascinating, and, most importantly, one of the most lucrative changes to Cincinnati culture in decades.
Our goal is to facilitate the sale of the Cincinnati Bengals and the creation of a massive stone labyrinth in Paul Brown Stadium.
Stay tuned for more updates and details to come henceforth.
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Pour l'amour du labyrinthe
Mission Statement
Our goal is to provide a forum for the discussion of contemporary labyrinth studies and to help facilitate the sale of the Cincinnati Bengals and the creation of a massive stone labyrinth in Paul Brown Stadium. Please direct all questions and concerns here.
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- Rare Bird Sightings: Observational Navigation from...
- Season's Greetings from CLP
- Constructivism and Recursivism
- In Memoriam: Philip Ambrose Walker (Part Two)
- 2008 ISCL Almanac Findings
- Stephon Crete's 2004 Vector Theory Study
- NASCLS 2009: Panel Announcements
- Call for Papers - NASCLS 2009 Conference
- The French Recursivists
- The Second Center: An Introduction
- French Recursivism: A Brief Overview
- Pierre Coulet: Selected Bibliography and Criticism
- Interview with Thomas Stalle (Part Two)
- Saturday Open Thread: SN and Internav
- Klemens Logewnik: A Brief Introduction to an Impor...
- In Memoriam: Philip Ambrose Walker (The Early Years)
- Thursday Evening Open Thread
- Interview with Philip Cunha
- Keep it up!
- Subversive Navigation: Open Thread
- Bengals Tender Funds for Labyrinth
- More Highlights from CLC, Poland 2008
- Smallencroft Keynote Speech, Głogów Contemporary L...
- The Medial School
- Crete Sneak Peak
- Open Thread
- Labyrinths and Theism
- Crete's Labtech
- Crete in the Field
- Aaldi's Quanta
- Edgar Milosovici and the Constructed Labyrinth
- What does all this mean to us?
- Toward a Textual Understanding of the Labyrinth: S...
- Interview with Thomas Stalle (Part One)
- The Best of Labyrinths 2008?
- A New Academy
- Discovery of New 'Labyrinthine' Writing System
- A Poem
- Labyrinth vs. Maze
- Gollesten's Shadow
- "On the Aporia of the Center"
- A Way Out
- Cincinnati Labyrinth Project Petition
- The Project
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7 comments:
Here here!!
Man, I always loved the Serpentine Wall. You guys should do something with that and the labyrinth. That would be sweet.
I have great memories of the wall. Jumping up and down the huge steps, watching the fireworks, then walking down to Sawyer Point and sliding across that hang-bar thing in the playground. Takes me back.
Is this for real?
Everyone thinks they can run a blog today. You guys are jerks.
You are a tool for posting that. You are just as guilty by making comments. Stop wasting everyone's time.
Can the homeless sell maps of the labyrinth as a supplement to their "Homeless Grapevine?" Just maybe?
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