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	Jens Jensen - About Luther - Luther College
		Jens Jensen’s plan was breathtaking: he knew that the original landscape could never be restored, but he proposed to reshape the Luther College campus into a symbolic representation of what he called Mid-America, the heartland of a new world civilization.
		Jensen snapped pictures with a little box camera and took notes on the native vegetation, eager to capture the essence of what he called the “immediate environment.” The wild plum was in bloom with its delicate aroma and color, “like clouds of snow drifting through the shady bottomlands,” as he later wrote.
		Jens Jensen once wrote that “light and shadow and their distribution during the entire circle of the day and night are important fundamentals in the art of landscaping.” At Luther, sidewalks along the edges of clearings moved from the sunlight into small, shaded groves, then into sunlight again.
	www.luther.edu /about/jensjensen.html (3438 words)

	Jens Jensen Henry Clara Ford Fair Lane the Clearing Dearborn Inn Robert E. Grese (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jens Jensen was one of America's greatest landscape designers and conservationists.
		In Jens Jensen: Maker of Natural Parks and Gardens, Robert E. Grese draws on Jensen's writings and plans, interviews with people who knew him, and analyses of his projects to present a clear picture of Jensen's efforts to enhance and preserve "native" landscapes.
		Jensen brought with him an appreciation and love of nature and an unusual skill as a landscape architect, having attended the agricultural and horticultural colleges of Copenhagen, Berlin, and Hanover.
	www.henryfordestate.org /jensen.htm (317 words)

	Jens Jensen (landscape architect) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jens Jensen (September 13, 1860 - October 1, 1951) was a Danish born American landscape architect.
		Jens Jensen was born near Dybbøl in Slesvig, Denmark in 1860, to a wealthy farming family.
		Jens Jensen was one of the most influential designers to popularise native gardens.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jens_Jensen_(landscape_architect) (869 words)

	Illinois - The song of Jens Jensen - He believed nature is art, and left Lincoln Memorial Garden as his legacy - ...
		Jensen believed his art to be more closely associated to music that any other art, but I knew it wasn't the conversation of birds or the chatter of a distant squirrel that he had relied upon to create the link.
		Jensen could have been commenting upon this episode when he wrote, "To produce mechanical and scientific effects in plant life is foreign to the true purpose of the landscaper and to the finer feelings of mankind." Not surprisingly, few of Jensen's public gardens still exist unaltered today.
		Jensen would have the good fortune to live long enough to be able to return to one of his creations many years later, to witness in reality that of which he had only dreamt.
	www.illinoistimes.com /gyrobase/Content?oid=oid:2744 (1833 words)

	Jens H Jensen Ph.D.
		Jensen JH; Helpern JA; Ramani A; Lu H; Kaczynski K. "Diffusional kurtosis imaging: the quantification of non-gaussian water diffusion by means of magnetic resonance imaging".
		Ramani, A; Jensen, JH; Kacynski, KR; Helpern, JA.
		Jensen JH; Chandra R. "Theory of nonexponential NMR signal decay in liver with iron overload or superparamagnetic iron oxide particles".
	www.med.nyu.edu /pubs/jj33.html (352 words)

	Jens Jensen, Friend of the Landscape
		Jensen is now considered dean of the Prairie style of landscape architecture, leader of the Midwestern conservation movement, and is remembered as a significant Chicago social reformer.
		Jensen and Perkins were disappointed that the new Outer Belt Park Commission was not working to achieve their broad vision for the forest preserves.
		Jensen placed plants directly in the ground and framed views by keeping the center of each room open, with a fountain or a naturalistic pond as the centerpiece.
	chicagowildernessmag.org /issues/spring2001/jensjensen.html (2910 words)

	Jens Jensen:Cultural History - Marian College - Indianapolis, IN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jens Jensen:Cultural History - Marian College - Indianapolis, IN “Our native landscape is our home, the little world we live in, where we are born and where we play, where we grow up and finally where we are...laid to eternal rest.
		Jensen was born in Denmark in 1860 and immigrated to Chicago in 1884.
		A social reformer at heart, Jensen was interested in instilling an appreciation and love of nature into the people, because he felt that nature could be an antidote to the dehumanizing effect of city life.
	www.marian.edu /wetland/ch_jensen.shtml (1011 words)

	Jens Jensen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jens Jensen was born in Denmark, attended the agricultural school in Jutland and, after more technical training in Copenhagen, spent three years sketching parks in Berlin and other German cities.
		He was profoundly affected by the magnificence of our midwestern landscapes -- the vast prairies, the oak openings, the placid streams, the richness of colors changing as the seasons changed -- and by the decorative qualities of the hawthorns, crabapples and sumacs.
		Jensen's life was dedicated to preservation of the beauties of our native landscapes and also, because he loved people even more, to creating places of beauty for the permanent enjoyment of the people.
	www.newton.dep.anl.gov /natbltn/600-699/nb608.htm (499 words)

	Art of the Landscape: A retrospective of Jens Jensen
		Jensen’s council rings were created from stacks of flat layered limestone (forming a circular bench), and served as a gathering or meeting place within his natural settings.
		Jensen’s style of photography was similar to that of his landscape design in that he studied the light and contrast around his subject.
		Jensen's relationship to the land is similar to that of his photography.
	www.anatomicallycorrect.org /jensjensenexhibitionII.htm (3480 words)

	Jens Jensen, Find Jensen Here (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jensen, assistant professor of philosophy, was walking across campus to class one day, he realized that he had to cross five roads between his office and Valders.
		Jensen ('04) and Yee Seir Kee ('05) went to the Washburn-Douglas-Bayfield-Sawyer counties area of northwestern Wisconsin to collect mud samples from the bottom of lakes in hopes of catching a...
		Jensen, a former Speaker and currently a member of the committee, a major concern was with the balance of public and private efforts.
	www.jensen.co.za /publications/jen-jens-jensen.stm (1799 words)

	Jensen and Jensen Architects
		Currently Jarrett J. Jensen, ALA, NCARB Architect and Planner is currently President of the firm.
		Jensen and Jensen has been performing professional services continuously since it's inception, producing over 2500 projects in the Metro-Chicago land area alone.
		Literally hundreds of Jewel and Jewel/Osco combination stores were built in and around Chicago by Jensen and Jensen during the last 4 decades, a lasting relationship and track record of which we are very proud.
	www.jensen-jensen.com /history.htm (275 words)

	Groundbreaker: Jens Jensen, Find Jensen Here (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jensen's greatest park masterwork, Chicago's Columbus Park, has been deemed eligible as a National Historic Landmark—the highest honor that the secretary of the interior may bestow on a property in the U.S. And the Cultural Landscape Foundation, based in Washington, D.C., has featured Columbus Park as the first online, virtual landscape experience.
		Originally referred to as "Jensen's Folly," the conservatory was the largest of its kind in America, attracting over 25,000 visitors daily.
		More recently, this prehistoric prairie landscape of springs, cascades, rapids and native ferns, housed in a building that Jensen conceived to be shaped like a haystack (and not a palace, which was the norm), has been restored to its former glory.
	www.jensen.co.za /helped-colors-s1DB3C3m2z2h14i3w2Q3a234-jsp.stm (306 words)

	Park District of Highland Park: Park and Facility Details
		Jens Jensen Park is named in honor of the famed landscape architect who had his studio two blocks from the park.
		Jensen is internationally recognized for helping create a distinct style of landscape architecture known as the Prairie Style.
		Jens Jensen Park is the only park in Highland Park designed by Jensen, a Ravinia resident and nationally known landscape architect.
	www.pdhp.org /index.cfm/fa/parks.park_detail/object_id/90d5d8d2-f169-4fa4-ad7f-1b2864878802/Jens_Jensen_Park.cfm (256 words)

	Introduction to Jens Fink-Jensen in English
		Jens Fink-Jensen is a Danish poet, author, photographer, composer, architect.
		Jens Fink-Jensen took his school-leaving examination in modern languages from Herlufsholm boarding school in 1976 and subsequently did his national service and trained as an NCO in the Royal Life Guard.
		Jens Fink-Jensen performs at various venues such as music and literature festivals, high schools and libraries with his multimedia performance which combines poetry readings with music (synthesizer og saxophone) and slide show.
	www.jensfink.dk /intro/jfj_eng.htm (520 words)

	Riverdale - The James A. Allison Estate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jensen, known affectionately as the “Prophet of the Prairie,” created a uniquely American style of landscape architecture, much as his contemporary Frank Lloyd Wright did with the design of structures.
		Many currently are being restored through the efforts of Julia Bachrach Snyderman and the Jens Jensen Legacy Project, a joint effort of the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and the Chicago Park District (www.jensjensen.org).
		According to Jensen’s biographer, Robert E. Grese, author of Jens Jensen: Maker of Natural Parks and Gardens, Riverdale is one of the 10 most significant Jensen landscapes in the country.
	riverdale.marian.edu /jensen.shtml (545 words)

	Cal-State University East Bay - Jensen History Collection (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jens Christian Jensen (1840-1922) was the second son of Nahmen Jensen.
		Jens became a member of the school boards, both of Palomares, and of the Union High School District #3, serving from 1883-1911.
		Emilie (Heinsen) Jensen was the sister of Christiane (Heinsen) Jensen, who was married to Jens' brother, Erich.
	www.library.csuhayward.edu /jensen/jens_jensen.htm (153 words)

	Preservation Online: Story of the Week Archives: Only a few of landscape architect Jens Jensen's Midwestern designs ...
		The prairie style landscape architect Jens Jensen (1860-1951) designed the estate, and there's a method to Jensen's madness, according to Arthur Miller, co-author of the book "Classic Country Estates of Lake Forest," to be published next month.
		Jensen was born in 1860 in Denmark, and studied agriculture, like his father, a farmer.
		Jensen repeated certain signature elements: a large meadow or prairie, a formal garden, often centering on a lengthy pergola, a rectilinear vegetable garden, and a pond or "prairie river." In 1908, Jensen created a home on the North Shore for himself, which he called the Clearing.
	www.nationaltrust.org /magazine/archives/arch_story/051603.htm (1266 words)

	Jens Jensen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jens August Jensen (1865-November 16, 1936) was an Australian politician.
		In 1918, Jensen was investigated by the Royal Commission on Navy and Defence Administration.
		Jensen subsequently shifted to state politics, elected to the Tasmanian House of Assembly seat of Bass in 1922.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jens_Jensen (275 words)

	weedpatch.com Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The "Friends" was founded in the fall of 1992 with two specific tasks: 1) to preserve Jens Jensen's studio at the original "Clearing" (his home) in Ravinia (Highland Park, IL) and 2) to raise public awareness of Jens Jensen and other "Prairie School" designers.
		Jensen was always there, dressed in his Sunday finery, to personally give tours and to identify and discuss the garden's many native plants: considered a unique contrast with the Victorian fascination with exotic plants and geometric carpet bedding that typified garden design at that time.
		Jensen's role in the developing Chicago parks was often tempestuous, and in 1900, he left to concentrate on his private practice.
	www.weedpatch.com /hidden/wp_pages/ART/articles.asp?RECORD_KEY[wp_articles]=ID&ID[wp_articles]=158 (797 words)

	JENS JENSEN'S PRAIRIE LANDSCAPES: MIDWEST WILDERNESS : Lake Magazine
		In 1884, the adventuresome, twenty-four-year-old Jens Jensen and his young bride Anne Marie broke away from their families in Denmark to begin a new life together in the New World.
		In 1908, Jensen was successful enough to move his office from the kitchen table to downtown Chicago, where he got involved with the Chicago Architectural Club, surely rubbing elbows with the famous architects of the time, including Frank Lloyd Wright.
		Jensen integrated grasses, rushes and wildflowers from local streams to evoke a sense of wilderness in city parks.
	www.lakemagazine.com /magazine/article.asp?articleid=LID-525-SA6W6-20052444 (1182 words)

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		She said that my great-grandfather, Jens Jensen, was a tailor in Chicago, Illinois.
		The name Jens Jensen was rather popular in the 1880's as I found quite a few of them, and three were tailors.
		Returning to Jens Jensen, if Anna was his wife, as suggested by the census, why was the surname Svendsen on her marriage certificate to Erick Nelson?
	www.hevanet.com /rbennett/Jensentxt.htm (778 words)

	Jens Nauntofte foredrag - ARTE Booking ApS
		Det er Jens Nauntofte vurdering, at krisen har øget muligheden for at Danmark bliver terrormål for al-Qaida-netværket.
		Jens Nauntofte fortæller i et dybdeborende foredrag om hvad fundamentalisme er, også kristen og jødisk fundamentalisme.
		Jens Nauntofte, der har mødt Iraks diktator Saddam Hussein, fortæller historien om hvorfor den vestlige verden kom i krig i Mellemøsten.
	www.artebooking.dk /jens_nauntofte.htm (813 words)

	Garden Design - Groundbreaker: Jens Jensen
		Jensen's greatest park masterwork, Chicago's Columbus Park, has been deemed eligible as a National Historic Landmark—the highest honor that the secretary of the interior may bestow on a property in the U.S. And the Cultural Landscape Foundation, based in Washington, D.C., has featured Columbus Park as the first online, virtual landscape experience.
		Originally referred to as "Jensen's Folly," the conservatory was the largest of its kind in America, attracting over 25,000 visitors daily.
		More recently, this prehistoric prairie landscape of springs, cascades, rapids and native ferns, housed in a building that Jensen conceived to be shaped like a haystack (and not a palace, which was the norm), has been restored to its former glory.
	www.gardendesign.com /article.jsp?ID=8896 (265 words)

	(GCNW9R) A Walk Around the Park I: Jens Jensen rocks! by Petergalembckes and Nicko
		Located seven miles west of downtown Chicago, Columbus Park is considered Jens Jensen’s masterpiece and a tribute to the natural ecology of the Midwest.
		Jens Jensen, now recognized as the dean of the Prairie style in landscape architecture, was inspired by the site’s natural history.
		Jens Jensen created a meandering lagoon that was inspired by natural prairie rivers.
	www.geocaching.com /seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=b0b7a83a-4075-486e-9393-9b69b3229f3c (1123 words)

	History
		I started Jensen Systems Inc. along with a minority share partner in December of 1986 in Phoenix Arizona.
		All Jensen Systems Inc. projects were completed in a professional manner, all bills were paid, and enough capital remained to continue financing my share of Workware Inc..
		We got a couple of products out during that period, but were not able to get the business to a point where it could pay me a livable salary.
	www.jensensystems.com /history.htm (755 words)

	Ancestors and Family of Jens Jensen Oraug (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In 1806 Jens bought the Oraug farm in Askim for 8254 rdl.
		In 1836 Jens bought the Kykkelsrud farm and its grainmill.
		Jens married Elen Katrine Larsdatter, daughter of Lars Olsen Hielmarch and Sidsel Marie Andersdatter Haugsten.
	nygaard.howards.net /files/5768.htm (88 words)

	Jens Jensen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jensen JH, Helpern JA, Ramani A, Lu H, Kaczynski K. Diffusional Kurtosis Imaging: The Quantification of Non-Gaussian Water Diffusion by Means of Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Magn Reson Med, vol 53, pp 1432-1440, 2005.
		Jensen JH, Chandra R, Theory of Nonexponential NMR Signal Decay in Liver with Iron Overload or Superparamagnetic Iron Oxide Particles, Magn Reson Med, vol 47, pp 1131-1138, 2002.
		Jensen JH, Chandra R, Strong Field Behavior of the NMR Signal from Magnetically Heterogeneous Tissues, Magn Reson Med, vol 43, pp 226-236, 2000.
	homepages.nyu.edu /~jj33 (451 words)

	Biography
		Jensen with friend and protege Alfred Caldwell, 1945.
		As a 24-year-old immigrant, Jensen studied the midwestern landscape more thoroughly, and believed in it more passionately, than most natives.
		Jensen organized and inspired the early conservation movements that led to the creation of the Cook County Forest Preserve District, the Illinois state park system, the Indiana Dunes State Park and National Lakeshore.
	www.jensjensen.org /Bio/Bio.htm (419 words)

	Jens Jensen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jensen created Columbus Park on the western edge of Chicago, and extensively redesigned three other large west-side parks (Humboldt, Garfield, and Douglas) as well as 15 small ones.
		Everywhere he championed his core conviction: people must have some contact with the "living green," — flowers and plants native to their home.
		To Jensen, landscape architecture was not just a profession, nor was the use of native plants just one style among many — they expressed his near-mystical belief in the renewing and civilizing powers of nature.
	www.cartage.org.lb /en/themes/Biographies/MainBiographies/J/JensenJENS/jensen.htm (249 words)

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