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Missing Bricks on an Abandoned House by Adam Turow
Gateway National Recreation Area, NJ.
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found in a tidal saltwater creek at Kippa-Ring - 4 blubberifsh and a thong - obviously someone is missing a sole perhaps also a soul.
Angel Torres-Irizarry age progressed photo 27. Angel went missing while playing with his identical twin brother. Visit: hot-on-the-trail-at.blog-city.com/were_you_abducted_as_a_...
A couple of "missing" boxes near the front of the consist as Freightliner Class 66, 66568 crosses the Dutton Viaduct with 4O14 0459 Garston FLT to Southampton Marine Container Terminal.
思念是一种病。(missing = illness)
Those capsules are filled with love, missing, and wishes.
Each capsule contains a small blank scrip. You can write some sweet words on for your lover.
Took a lot of taxi photos that day, Maybe because these FX4 taxis are slowly disappearing from London's streets, so I'm catching them while I still can.
Poster appealing for information about missing Gemma McCluskie*, Bethnal Green resident and former EastEnders actor. Sadly, it was reported on the news on 7th March that a torso recovered from the Regent's Canal in Hackney was almost certainly Gemma's (this was later confirmed), and her brother was being held on suspicion of murdering her.
UPDATE: on 30th January 2013 Tony McCluskie was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his sister.
* Personal details & phone numbers have been blocked out to protect privacy.
A flier posted on a Facebook page dedicated to finding Aisha Khan, a 19-year-old Johnson County Community College student who disappeared from the Kansas University Edwards Campus.
New plaque glorifying absolute monarchy at Royal Plaza.
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You say you want a revolution well, it's gone
16th April 2017 A- Bangkok Post
The missing memorial plaque of the Siamese Revolution of 1932 has been replaced with a new plaque at the Royal Plaza near the King Rama V equestrian statue.
The disappearance of the memorial plaque of the 1932 Siamese Revolution at the Royal Plaza, which has since been replaced by a new one, remains shrouded in mystery.
Some activists have cried foul over the missing metal plaque though the government has insisted it had nothing to do with its disappearance.
The issue came to light after the matter went viral on social media on Friday.
Government spokesman Sansern Kaewkamnerd on Saturday said he was not aware of the removal of the memorial plaque which had been fitted into the road surface near the King Rama V equestrian statue at the Royal Plaza in Bangkok's Dusit district.
The memorial plaque made of brass bears an inscription reading: "Here at dawn on June 24, 1932, Khana Ratsadon brings into being the constitution for the sake of the country's prosperity." The inscription on the metal plaque's surface had worn off as it had been run over many times by vehicles passing by on the road.
Khana Ratsadon (People's Party) was a group of military and civil officers, which carried out the 1932 revolution on June 24, 1932, changing the country's absolute monarchy to a constitutional monarchy.
The plaque has been mysteriously replaced with a new one which bears an inscription reading: "May Siam be blessed with prosperity forever. May the people be happy and cheerful and become the strength of the country."
The rim around the surface of the new plaque also bears another inscription reading: "The respect for Phra Ratanattaya (The Three Jewels -- Buddha, Dhamma, Sangha), the state, one's family, and the faithfulness towards one's king will all contribute to the prosperity of one's state."
According to a Facebook post titled "Moot Khana Ratsadon" (Khana Ratsadon's plaque), the plaque could have been removed during the renovation of the King Rama V statue early this month.
In an interview with Voice TV, Sasatrin Tansun, a political scientist lecturer at Kasetsart University, also said that his students did research on the memorial plaque and they found the plaque was still in its place on April 1-2.
The students later went to examine the plaque again on April 8, only to find that the old plaque has been replaced with a new one, Mr Sasatrin said. He noted that the replacement could possibly have occurred between April 3-7.
According to historians, the memorial plaque was expected to be made about nine years after the 1932 Siamese Revolution when the government at the time designated June 24 as National Day.
The memorial plaque was once removed during the tenure of former prime minister and military strongman Field Marshal Sarit Thanarat. It was kept by the parliament's secretary-general at the time before it was reinstated following the death of that prime minister.
The plaque had become a gathering point for political activists who came to observe the anniversary of the 1932 revolution annually.
Banlue Suksai, the director of the Dusit district office, said the district did not remove the memorial plaque. The district will inform the public once details are clear as to who or which agency made the replacement.
Anant Chuchote, the director-general of the Fine Arts Department, said the department knew nothing about the missing plaque and that the department was only responsible for looking after King Rama V's equestrian statue.
Maj Puttinart Paholpolpayuhasena, the 78-year-old son of Phraya Phahonphonphayuhasena who was part of the Khana Ratsadon, told the Bangkok Post that the position of the memorial plaque was where his father read out the group's declaration on the 1932 revolution at dawn on June 24, 1932.
He said his father, who also served as the country's 2nd prime minister, and the Khana Ratsadon staked their lives on democracy because if they had failed in their attempt, they would have become rebels and been executed.
Maj Puttinart also said the Khana Ratsadon was different from other coup makers in that they were "promoters of democracy". Unlike other coup makers, Khana Ratsadon did not pursue personal benefits, but they handed over the baton of democracy to the people, he said.
Eight years, one month, and twelve days. Finally, Sydney's first tooth is out. And it had to be extracted. It was loose for a while and the gums around it were starting to get infected, so the dentist pulled it out.
This trip in china was short and due to health reasons I was very limited to travel eve though I did alot of flying for work. I will be back in 5 months and hope to do more travel.
The man in the wellies came back from surfing, and he was whistling his dog all the time he got changed. Fifteen minutes later and still no dog.
We were just about to leave when a dark spec appeared on a hilltop, hurtled down the steep slope, swam the river, and shook itself dry. The dog then went to the car park and got in the back of the man's van. I do like a happy ending.
Hávar Snær when he had his long curly hair which he does not like anymore. This was 2007 when he was ten and we had a week in Copenhagen.
This woman has been missing in Syria for over a month. Her brother, Matt has been posting updates on Livejournal.
For more information, please go to here: vienneau.livejournal.com/tag/jacqueline+nicole+vienneau+m...
If you, or someone you know, was travelling in Syria around late March or early April and you remeber seeing her, please contact Matt.
Passport name: Jacqueline Nicole Vienneau
Passport number: JP588938
Height: 5' 6"
Weight: approx 130 lb
Brown hair and brown eyes
Last seen wearing a long-sleeve red shirt with white sleeves and a small blue knapsack.
Age: 32 (looks younger)
She had a 6 month Syrian visa # 000166020, issued Oct 5, 2006 and good until Apr 5th 2007
I am posting this information with Matt's permission.
On Monday night, a young woman in our area became missing. She was last seen walking home from work at a restaurant. Posters and emails are flying everywhere. There's a huge police presence, as well.
Many photographers have captured shoes/sandles against the backdrop of sea/grass/etc. This one's a tribute to all of them.
Edit: Thanks to SweetKaran for this interesting title.
Lost amongst a cluster of abandoned and tumbledown buildings next to the river Humber, Hull, is Riverside Photographic Studios, empty and derelict. Parts of the roof is missing, and upstairs the floors are rotting and dangerous. Amongst the collapsed ceilings and peeling paint are the remnant of a place that would once have been an impressive building. The last owners Anthony David Baines and family now operate a photography business in nearby Beverley.
This photo was taken just a week or so after track was lifted, sleepers still very visable
This line ran from Castleford Station in the south to a junction just east of Garforth Station in the North. Along this route includes Castleford Viaduct (840ft long), Ledston Station, Bowers Halt and Kippax Station. Opened in 1878 and closed to passengers by 1951.
From Garforth Junction to Park Lane (North of Ledston Station) has been converted into a cycle track and pathway, nothing remains of Kippax Station. The line was closed to freight in 1969 but Ledston Station to Castleford Station wasn't closed to freight until 1998 so alot of the track remains (track has started to be lifted around Ledston Station within the last year or so).
On the way out of a lecture at what is now the Chazen Museum of Art, I walked by the wall where they memorialize the big donors to the museum. The problem, as we can see, is that there are some people who think they need a few of the characters more than the museum does. ---Sigh--- Other people's children...
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I miss him so much that it hurts.
It’s only 1 month since daddy left us, but it feels like he has been gone for a year. I think about daddy every day, all the fun moments we had. I don’t know why daddy is gone, mom says it’s complicated and when daddy calls me we don’t talk about it. I can’t remember exactly where he is, but I know it’s 15.000 miles from here. I can’t wait to see him again and give him a big hug, but I have to wait for long time. When I’m crying mommy says that daddy will be home soon and everything is okay. But I don’t believe her. There are a lot of people who think that my dad can be evil sometimes, but that’s because he’s in pain. Mommy has told me a lot of times that daddy’s leg really hurts. I just think my daddy is cool. Because every time I fall and hurt my leg I start cry, but I have never seen daddy cry. Last time I saw daddy was in the airport, he gave me a hug and promised that he would come back. I’ve never cried that much before. Now I just hope that daddy will come home soon. The best thing about daddy is that he’s funny. He can always make me laugh and forget about the troubles. I hope I can go visit him soon… It’s hard to think that there’s 5 months left. Because I miss him so much that it hurts.