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An "aerial" shot of Clinton Square in downtown Rochester, New York (actually taken from my room on the 21st floor of the Hyatt Regency Downtown Rochester).
Bill Clinton came to Penn State yesterday in support of Hillary Clinton.
I can't wait for Barack Obama Sunday!!
Baddesley Clinton -
Moated manor house with late medieval, Tudor and 20th-century histories. From- www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/warwickshire/baddesley-cli...
Grade I Listed -
historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/103513...
Baddesley Clinton Hall moated site and fishponds is a Scheduled Ancient Monument -
historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/101315...
Chelsea Clinton speaking in Minneapolis at a Hillary for MN rally at Plaza Verde
Please attribute to Lorie Shaull if used elsewhere
BALLITO, SOUTH AFRICA - DECEMBER 10: Clinton Gravett of Buffalo City after surfing in Heat 4 of Round 3 at the O'Neill Ballito SA Surfing Championships on December 10, 2021 in Ballito, South Africa. (Photo by Pierre Tostee)
The Clinton tunnel is part of the defunct Central Massachusetts Railroad which was active from the 1870's until the 1980's. The construction of the Wachusett Reservoir in 1897 necessitated a new right of way through the area, which resulted in a huge trestle bridge with a 1110 foot tunnel at its landing. After the section of the line that used the tunnel was abandoned in 1959 the trestle was demolished and the tracks were removed. The right of way remains largely unobstructed to this day.
I'm sure that she (or it) can deal with the pecans pictured in the box, but can it also handle the tougher Brazil nuts?
It is being offered at a store called the Sideshow, which has outlets at the American Visionary Art Museum and at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in downtown Baltimore.
A photo of Clinton Ochieng from Kenya. Learn more at cure.org/curekids/kenya/2011/08/clinton_ochieng/
The Clinton tunnel is part of the defunct Central Massachusetts Railroad which was active from the 1870's until the 1980's. The construction of the Wachusett Reservoir in 1897 necessitated a new right of way through the area, which resulted in a huge trestle bridge with a 1110 foot tunnel at its landing. After the section of the line that used the tunnel was abandoned in 1959 the trestle was demolished and the tracks were removed. The right of way remains largely unobstructed to this day.
Clinton Furnace
Pittsburgh’s first successful blast furnace for making pig iron. Operations began near here, 1859, using Connellsville coke as fuel. The furnace’s technology initiated a new era, leading to more advanced furnaces capable of producing huge amounts of iron and resulting in the modern blast furnace. Clinton Furnace played an important role in establishing Pittsburgh’s dominance in iron and steel making. Operations ended in 1927.
Albert Howard shakes hands with Hillary Rodham Clinton before singing the National Anthem at Michigan Stadium for 50,000 people.
Clinton Greaves was a Buffalo Soldier in the US Army who received a Medal of Honor for his actions on Jan 24, 1877 during the Indian Wars. It was said that while surrounded by Apache Indians on the battlefield, during an attack, Greaves was able to fight and bash an open in their line where his company could escape. He is buried in Green Lawn Cemetery in Columbus, Oh.
Last week I had a small photoshoot with my friend Clinton. We used his Nikon D3000 and Nikkor 35mm 1.8.
Strobist info: Vivitar camera left, triggered by Cactus V4 trigger.
St Michael's stands close to Baddesley Clinton Manor House, but is separated by a long leafy path and thus entirely surround by trees and rural beauty. It is generally kept open (I had the misfortune to find it locked on my first visit, which surprised the locals I met, but it has been open each time since).
It is a small building, simple chancel & nave with a tower, which appears to be entirely late medieval though the nave walls below the clerestorey are much earlier. The best feature inside is the five light east window, containing some much restored glass of the Tudor period, featuring a Crucifixion flanked by SS George & Catherine & Donors (two generations of the Ferrers family). The chancel also contains a late medieval tomb chest under an arch, recoloured but oddly lacking any kind of effigy or brass, just a plain slab on top.
It is a church of great charm that, unlike many in these parts, has had minimal Victorian intervention. For more see its entry on the Warwickshire Churches site below:-
warwickshirechurches.weebly.com/baddesley-clinton---st-mi...
Donald W. Reynolds Center for American Art and Portraiture (Smithsonian American Art Museum and National Portrait Gallery), Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC
President Bill Clinton
Chuck Close (born 1940)
Oil on canvas, 2006
"The first baby-boomer president, Bill Clinton came to national attention when, at age thirty-two, he emerged as one of the leading reform governors of the Democratic Party. As president, his administration played a crucial part in curbing the massive federal spending deficits that had soared in the 1980s, even achieving a surplus in revenues for the first time since the 1960s. Clinton established new organizations for free trade, including NAFTA, which eliminated tariffs and trade barriers between Canada, the U.S., and Mexico. His other accomplishments included welfare reform and a successful U.S.-led NATO intervention in the Balkans. Proposals such as universal health care, however, failed. Clinton’s denial of his sexual relationship with a White House intern, while under oath, led to his impeachment, but he was not convicted in the Senate trial. Despite the scandal, Clinton was successful in making the Democratic Party more centrist and better equipped to compete with Republicans. Chuck Close begins all of his paintings with a photograph of his subject, in this case an image made during a photo session in August 2005 for a New York magazine cover. He then draws a grid on both the canvas and the photograph and uses the information contained in the photograph to create a series of abstract modules on the canvas." (source)
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Clinton House, originally home to the Wheatley family of which the son, Dennis Wheatley, would become a famous novelist. He wrote mainly thrillers and occult novels during the 1960s and died in 1977.
English Heritage declined to give the building 'listed' status due to its poor condition.