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Grand Hyatt New York
Park Avenue at Grand Central, New York, NY 10017
The 2,000- room Commodore Hotel was built in the early 1920s as one of the railroad mega hotels centered around Grand Central Terminal. It was named after "Commodore" Cornelius Vanderbilt, the founder of The New York Central Railroad System,
In 1975, Donald Trump bought the Commodore Hotel from Penn Central for $10 million and struck a deal with Jay Pritzker to transform it into a Grand Hyatt hotel. The Grand Hyatt opened in 1980.
The Commodore's brick masonry was covered with a mirror-glass "slipcover" facade - the masonry still exists underneath.
The 1,311-room Grand Hyatt New York expects to complete a $130 renovation in 2011.
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Fire Cider is made with a base of raw, Certified Organic apple cider vinegar and raw wildflower honey, to which a slew of organic ingredients are added including oranges, lemons, onion, ginger, horseradish, garlic, tumeric and habanero pepper.
Shire City Herbals was started in Pittsfield, Massachusetts in 2010 by Dana St. Pierre and Amy Huebner and incorporated in 2011.
The New Amsterdam Market is held in the parking lot fronting the Fulton Fish Market New Market Building every Sunday from spring through the fall. Public markets have been held in this district since 1642. The Fulton Fish Market was established in 1822, and its two market sheds have remained empty and unused since it left for the Bronx in 2005.
it was a very special ice landscape of lake of 新華湖 that located at 大慶 city of chinese northeast area, owing to the electric power factory , the water was warm that coulnt freeze and the trees were full of ice that was very special images, in the morning , the sunrised , everything was so wonderful in spite of the hard cold temperature, we still took these beautiful pictures
The date is 01/01/13 and the city has evacuated apart from a few hardy souls with nowhere else to go.
Not really, its 9am on New years day, 99% of the country has hangovers, its raining and I'm out on my bike taking pictures of a deserted Glasgow.
A re-imagining of Guy Debord's seminal psychogeographical 'Naked City' map, which I made for an upcoming article by Stephanie Snyder in the publication 'Art Lies'.
Acrylic on paper, 2008, 9 x 11"
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Panam City_Sonargaon_Bangladesh...
(Panam Nagar or Panam City is an earliest city of Sonargaon thana in Narayanganj district, about 2.5 kilometers to the north of Dhaka-Chittagong Highway at Mograpara Point. Panam is only 0.5km away from Sonargaon Folk Art Museum. It is seemed to have been the city of Hindu capital city of Sonargaon.
Sonargaon (Bengali: সোনারগাঁও; meaning City of Gold) was a historic administrative, commercial and maritime center in Bengal. Situated in the center of the Ganges delta, it was the seat of the medieval Muslim rulers and governors of eastern Bengal. Sonargaon was described by numerous historic travelers, including Ibn Battuta, Ma Huan, Niccolò de' Conti and Ralph Fitch as a thriving center of trade and commerce.
It was an administrative center of Fakhruddin Mubarak Shah's sultanate, the Bengal Sultanate and the Kingdom of Bhati.
The name Sonargaon came as the Bangla version of the ancient name Suvarnagrama. Buddhist ruler Danujamadhava Dasharathadeva shifted his capital to Suvarnagrama from Bikrampur sometime in the middle of the 13th century. In early 14th century, Bauddha ruling in this area ended when Shamsuddin Firoz Shah (reigned 1301–1322) of Lakhnauti occupied and annexed it to his kingdom.
Panam Nagar, the gorgeous structures was rising in the last quarter of the 13th century. After that Panam area formed part of Muslim city developed on the old city, and perhaps made up the place of residence of the early Muslim governors.
When the Mughal took over the control of Sonagaon, they constructed highways and bridges and made a new look of Sonagaon and Panam City. Mughal era was the most significant era for all the region of sub-continent. Panam city has no different for this circumstances.
In the last of 19th century, Panam city was built in Sonargaon. That time, business of cotton and other cloths were developed based on the Panam city. That time, Sonargaon got it heritage back a little. In the first part of the 20th century, some rich Hindu businessmen started to live permanently in the city. The still remaining ruins of the buildings were the residence of those businessmen. In those days, no city at the east Bengal was near as wealthy as Panam. This city is now in ruins.
The building structures in Panam Nagar are both separated and joined types, typically rectangular in shape and extended in the north-south direction. Height of the buildings varies from single to three storied. According to building layout design the residence houses of Panam can be categorized into three basic types: central hall type, central courtyard type and consolidated type.
All the buildings in the city was built facing a single road, which is 5 miter long and 600 miter wide. In the city still remains 52 buildings. The whole city is surrounded with artificial canals. These canals was dug to protect the city from any outside attack. There was only one bridge to enter the city in the west side. Back of every building is a pond. These ponds was used for household works.
After the 1965 war of India-Pakistan, Hindu businessmen started to leave, and the city was deserted. World monument fund listed Panam city in the World 100 ruined city in 2006.)
Network Southeast Waterloo & City Line new driving coach No. 65508 of Class 482 unit No. 482508 stands on a low-loader in Baylis Road, Waterloo waiting to be lowered on to the track in the depot by the hoist in Spur Road
Panam City_Sonargaon_Bangladesh...
(Panam Nagar or Panam City is an earliest city of Sonargaon thana in Narayanganj district, about 2.5 kilometers to the north of Dhaka-Chittagong Highway at Mograpara Point. Panam is only 0.5km away from Sonargaon Folk Art Museum. It is seemed to have been the city of Hindu capital city of Sonargaon.
Sonargaon (Bengali: সোনারগাঁও; meaning City of Gold) was a historic administrative, commercial and maritime center in Bengal. Situated in the center of the Ganges delta, it was the seat of the medieval Muslim rulers and governors of eastern Bengal. Sonargaon was described by numerous historic travelers, including Ibn Battuta, Ma Huan, Niccolò de' Conti and Ralph Fitch as a thriving center of trade and commerce.
It was an administrative center of Fakhruddin Mubarak Shah's sultanate, the Bengal Sultanate and the Kingdom of Bhati.
The name Sonargaon came as the Bangla version of the ancient name Suvarnagrama. Buddhist ruler Danujamadhava Dasharathadeva shifted his capital to Suvarnagrama from Bikrampur sometime in the middle of the 13th century. In early 14th century, Bauddha ruling in this area ended when Shamsuddin Firoz Shah (reigned 1301–1322) of Lakhnauti occupied and annexed it to his kingdom.
Panam Nagar, the gorgeous structures was rising in the last quarter of the 13th century. After that Panam area formed part of Muslim city developed on the old city, and perhaps made up the place of residence of the early Muslim governors.
When the Mughal took over the control of Sonagaon, they constructed highways and bridges and made a new look of Sonagaon and Panam City. Mughal era was the most significant era for all the region of sub-continent. Panam city has no different for this circumstances.
In the last of 19th century, Panam city was built in Sonargaon. That time, business of cotton and other cloths were developed based on the Panam city. That time, Sonargaon got it heritage back a little. In the first part of the 20th century, some rich Hindu businessmen started to live permanently in the city. The still remaining ruins of the buildings were the residence of those businessmen. In those days, no city at the east Bengal was near as wealthy as Panam. This city is now in ruins.
The building structures in Panam Nagar are both separated and joined types, typically rectangular in shape and extended in the north-south direction. Height of the buildings varies from single to three storied. According to building layout design the residence houses of Panam can be categorized into three basic types: central hall type, central courtyard type and consolidated type.
All the buildings in the city was built facing a single road, which is 5 miter long and 600 miter wide. In the city still remains 52 buildings. The whole city is surrounded with artificial canals. These canals was dug to protect the city from any outside attack. There was only one bridge to enter the city in the west side. Back of every building is a pond. These ponds was used for household works.
After the 1965 war of India-Pakistan, Hindu businessmen started to leave, and the city was deserted. World monument fund listed Panam city in the World 100 ruined city in 2006.)
Weihnachten/Christmas in Berlin – Weihnachtsbeleuchtung am Rathaus Steglitz in der Schloßstraße in Berlin (2015).