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Hank always thought there are a couple benefits with creaking middle age; you finally get to the point where you don't care much what folks think of you and you are comfortable with what you know and what you don't know. Sneaky Pea was long shot; Hank knew that going in- sometimes he hates being right. When he got back to the station the desk Sergeant informed him another building burned, this one an old abandoned tool and die shop in the same area down by the bridge. Hank thought, one or two fires is a coincidence, six is a conspiracy. Maybe now the guys in the station will believe him. They had all been chalking the fires up the general crime trends. Buildings burn every day in the city, some by accident and others by arson. Hank knew better but the answer wasn’t in the station it was on the street.
He jumped in his car and headed over to the east side. Maybe his first collar, old Crazy Max Steiglitz can provide a few clues. Crazy Max was once a minor legend in Detroit. He got started running errands for the Purple Gang as a kid growing up on Oakland Avenue. He spent a few stints up in Jackson, the last one on a collar by newly promoted detective Hank Willie Hall some 30 years back. Since he got out Crazy Max has been running a small cleaners over off Davison.
Hank pulls into the back alley and knocks on the back door, “Max, open the door.”
Using the cat like caution of merchants surviving in this area, he slowly opens the door keeping his shoulder and body weight pressed against the door. Then he racks the shot gun with his free hand, “Who the hell is it?”
“Max, it’s me, Detective Hall. Put the shot gun down”
“You gotta’ warrant?”
“I just need to ask you a few questions. Give me five minutes.”
Max opens the door and scans the alley while letting Hank in.
“I’m not in the business anymore. I don’t talk to my old contacts and I don’t talk to cops. Make it fast.”
“What do you know about the fires around the bridge?”
“Nothin’. Why you askin’ me?”
“I have run into dead ends. Two firemen died fighting the last one.”
Max flopped into his desk chair. “I heard about that. I hate you guys, but the firefighters are alright, they pulled me out of a building when I was kid. I haven’t heard anything, read in the Free Press they are not connected.”
“I think they are. I think the bastards behind them have worked like hell to make them seem random.”
Max pauses for a minute. Puts his glasses back on, looks at Hank and says, “There are two types of people that do crazy shit like this. One type is in it for the rush, the thrill of stickin’ it to the man. The other type is more dangerous. They are in it for the money and the power. Now if I’m the type that is doing it for the rush, in the back of my mind I want to be caught, I want the stage. These guys are leaving no clues. I’d follow the money.”
“Ok. What money? Half the damn buildings were falling down and uninsured.”
“Typical cop. Looking at the nickels and dimes while the big bills are being passed right in front of you. Think bigger”
“Oh, come on. You can’t be serious. The guy’s a billionaire. He could just buy the buildings up cash.”
“Do you think he got those billions by being a choir boy? The guy ain’t Warren Buffett.”
Hank knew he was getting in deep and over his head, again.....
Early vacuum cleaner made and patented by A. S. Isles & Co., Birmingham, in the 1890s. 'Daisy' was a registered trademark, part of which was an image of the eponymous flower.
The machine has a wooden body on four iron wheels with spokes, attached to the cleaner are four handles and an iron drive-wheel with a wooden handle. Inside are bellows, a dust box and an inlet for its hose.
This is a carpet cleaner for a wealthy household. It took two people to operate it; one turning the wheel to produce a vacuum from the bellows and another to direct the hose nozzle.
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I got a shiny new vacuum cleaner today! $30 off because it was the ex-demo one that was opened today. Huzzah.
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Lee's Cleaners (3,118 square feet)
4810 West Mercury Boulevard, Hampton, VA
This cleaners opened in 2011 and was originally located here; it was originally a Bojangles', which opened on November 1st, 1985 and closed on April 25th, 1986. It became Hall Isuzu in June 1994, Smart Start in fall 2002 and Kia Pomoco in the mid 2000s, which closed in fall 2007.
Then, put the cleaner head on the sensor to vertical gently to remove dust.
I was afraid to use it, but it worked great.
Canon PowerShot G7
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June challenge: Macro street photography. Using extension tubes under natural light. This is the very top of a bamboo road sweep used by street cleaners in China
here's an interesting one...
12002 OU10 GGE, an Enviro400H in Oxford yard on the 30th of July 2024.
My first trip to Oxford, when Diesel still ruled the Stagecoach fleet, although electrics had just started creeping in.
I had actually lost the date of this, until I remember I still have the ticket from this day out from 776, which was my first Electroliner.
A street cleaner at the ar Badung Markets, Denpasar. Taken with a Leica M3 and Summicron-M 50mm lens using Ilford Delta film.
This is always an enjoyable piece of fish behavior to observe on a coral reef: a cleaner wrasse inspecting the body of another fish (here a damselfish) for parasites and infections. The wrasse then eats the parasite, the fish is healthy again, and the cleaner wrasse had a nice meal. Win-win.
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Típica estampa en la que apreciamos la bonita simbiosis que existe entre la morena (Muraena helena) y algunos animales como la gamba (Lysmata seticaudata) que limpia de parásitos y restos de animales a la morena y de esta forma se alimenta. La morena mientras tanto, lejos de comerse a la gamba, se mantiene inmóvil ante los cuidados de su compañera.
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The cleaning station at Lighthouse bombie brings the mantas from far and wide. The little cleaners scurry about eating away any buildup of debris that impacts the mantas ability to operate efficiently. The cleaners get doordash and an endless supply of food. The water clarity was affected by strong winds and strong currents as the weather changed for the worse. The upside was almost no one was diving so I could focus on the action and seek compositions that are normally not possible without risking scaring the animals away.
"I was walking by a dry cleaner at 3 AM, and the sign said 'Sorry, we're closed.' You don't have to be sorry. It's 3 AM and you're a dry cleaner. It would be ridiculous for me to expect you to be open."
Mitch Hedberg
The Enforcers handed out pipe cleaners to keep us bus. It took about 0.2 seconds for the first pipe cleaner penis to be made. Being the first one, this is a pretty sad attempt. The quality and quantity both increased (as well as size).
In the queue room before Saturday night's concert.
Taken during the exhibition of Olafur Eliasson's "Weather Project" in the Tate Modern during 2003-2004. The Turbine Hall was transformed into a giant sun room, adding mirrors to the ceiling to enlarge the perception of this huge space, alongside the already reflective surfaces of the polished walls. At the far end of the room a half sun met the mirrors to create the image in its fullness, creating a giant circle of light and bathing the room in a deep orange glow.
Like many, I found this fascinating. There was such an ambience in the room, and people would sit under the glow of this false sun, lying down on the ground to view their reflection on the ceiling for hours. I've heard that at times people joined groups to arrange themselves so that their bodies formed into words that could be read on the mirrors.
The fellow in this image was a cleaner sweeping up stray rubbish from the floor.