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Just a good old workhorse of a bicycle... I need to clean up the wiring for the lights and straighten the rear carrier just a bit...other than that, this is one fine bicycle!!
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The garage was cleaned out long before lunch. The client was thrilled with it. The crew had expected to haul out more from the house, but she wouldn't let anyone upstairs. Said she wanted to sort it herself. Had she been more clear about this to begin with, the crew would have likely offered to paint the downstairs rooms, but even those she did not allow to be cleared entirely.
But she was happy with the job nevertheless and had more momentum to continue the process of reducing her stuff. I think someone also fixed her garage door. The washing machine still needs to be hooked up though. That was part of the problem—lots of laundry built up. I have another client who had same problem, but her garage and backyard was much much worse than this as far as hoarded stuff.
Biologist Sam Stukel cleans out a 750 gallon public display aquarium at Gavins Point National Fish Hatchery. This is an annual off-season process at a facility that sees well over 100,000 summer visitors.
Photo: Sam Stukel/USFWS
A crew of 20 people from one company took a mere two hours to bring everything out of the garage, sort it and separate it into recycling piles and donation piles. This separation of the waste stream was something I and other organizers had lobbied for with these projects.
Nothing particularly of value was uncovered except for possibly a Powerbook laptop which may have been the first model.
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Hurricane Sandy house cleanup and interior demolition. We can remove water damaged walls, floor, carpeting and ceiling. We also remove furniture, appliances and garbage damaged in flood waters.
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About 200 19th Engineer Battalion Soldiers returnedfrom a deployment to New
York in support of Superstorm Sandy relief efforts and were honored during a
ceremony at Fort Knox's Natcher Physical Fitness Center on Dec. 11 at 10:30
a.m.
The 19th Engineer Battalion deployed to New York Nov. 2 and 3 to provide
command and control for water pumping elements operated by more than 600
servicemembers from all branches of the military and provided debris
cleanout services as needed.
During the deployment, the unit removed 13,250,000 gallons of water and
1,350 tons of debris.
Sprayer tank clean-up photos
Photos by Bill Riden
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A Feminine Day (Rediscovered Early Work) — Lisa Corinne Davis
In a remarkable and unlikely rediscovery, a group of early paintings by acclaimed contemporary artist Lisa Corinne Davis has resurfaced decades after the artist believed the works had disappeared forever.
The paintings — nine in total, including four signed and fully realized panels from a larger conceptual arrangement — were created during Davis’s undergraduate years, long before she became internationally recognized for her complex abstract and cartographic-inspired compositions. Until now, no publicly documented examples of this intensely figurative and emotionally charged period of her work were widely known.
The rediscovery began during the cleanout of a Baltimore home that had belonged to Davis’s late mother. After the property changed ownership, a contractor clearing the attic uncovered a group of rolled and hidden paintings tucked behind wood panels. Rather than discard them, the contractor passed them along to his daughter, who later listed them online with little information beyond a few photographs.
At first glance, the works appeared disconnected from Davis’s current abstract practice. Yet one viewer immediately recognized a striking artistic sophistication beneath the rough marketplace images: expressive brushwork, psychologically charged figures, and a cohesive visual language suggestive of late Neo-Expressionism.
What initially appeared online to be four paintings turned out to be a larger body of nine works. Four of the panels were signed and inscribed by Davis, each labeled as part of a unified series titled A Feminine Day. Handwritten directly onto the lower margins of the canvases were installation indicators such as “Upper Right,” along with notes referencing spacing between canvases — evidence that the paintings were conceived as a coordinated multi-panel work rather than isolated images.
The remaining five paintings, unsigned but stylistically consistent, were discovered rolled together on unstretched cloth canvas material, strongly suggesting they belonged to the same formative body of work.
After researching Davis’s career and finding no public references to this figurative period, the collector contacted the artist directly. Davis responded promptly and confirmed the paintings were authentic. In her correspondence, she explained that the works were created independently near the end of her undergraduate studies while students were developing their own projects, not as class assignments.
She further clarified that the attached image represented “one of four images” and expressed amazement that the paintings had survived at all, describing their reappearance as “such an odd journey.”
The rediscovered panels reveal a dramatically different side of Davis’s artistic evolution. Rendered with raw intensity and emotional immediacy, the works explore identity, bodily transformation, fragmentation, and psychological space through bold color and gestural form. Seen together, they provide an extraordinary glimpse into the developmental foundation of an artist who would later become celebrated for rigorous abstraction and structural precision.
Beyond their visual impact, the paintings carry substantial historical importance. They establish a previously undocumented transitional chapter in Davis’s career and illuminate the conceptual concerns that would later reemerge in abstract form throughout her mature practice.
The survival of the series — hidden for decades, unknowingly preserved, and ultimately recognized before being lost again — represents not only an important archival discovery, but also a rare instance in which an artist’s forgotten early voice returns intact to the historical record.
A Feminine Day (Four Signed Panels) of Nine
The four signed panels shown above are part of A Feminine Day, a multi-panel work by Lisa Corinne Davis. The panels bear installation notations including "Upper Right" and spacing instructions, indicating they were conceived as components of a unified arrangement. The four signed panels form part of a larger rediscovered group of nine early paintings
Updated: Fall always makes me want to clear out, clean up, down size. Moving a lot of my Blythe house and furniture and extra re-ment miniatures and clothing to TIB Forum sale under Gina2424. Or check my profile and FM me. Everything has to go, even the doll! Blue bedroom is undecided -awaiting proposals. Full pool house is perfect to get you going-folds into a big square-have to discuss shipping.
Nothing like a good clean out to get the creative juices flowing. Someone at Goodwill will also score a large bag of the cleanout. I hope they don't just throw it out.
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