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Looking into the collapsed food packing warehouse.
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Of all the odd pairings one doesn't expect to see in a supermarket ...
Spotted outside Cold Storage at Parkway Parade, Singapore.
Normally, I wouldn't care about a big concrete warehouse, but I like the combination of sea green and aqua.
Darkan Avenue, North Coogee, Western Australia.
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A major quick-service restaurant brand known for its chicken sandwiches and superb service relies on Enchanted Rock to keep its Texas distribution center powered during grid outages. This facility is critical to ensuring fresh ingredients—including poultry—reach restaurants across the region without interruption. With a managed natural gas microgrid in place, the company stays operational through hurricanes, hard freezes, and other disruptions. It’s seamless, reliable backup power that helps keep drive-thrus moving and chicken on the menu—no matter what the weather brings.
Remember the camera "stun gun"? My arm took an accidental hit from it. This photo was taken roughly 2 minutes after the zark.
Could have been worse.
Mom's kiosk @ Cold Storage Supermarket, Berjaya Times Square, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Enquiries, pls call her, Stacy Yoong, @ +60 (0)12 252 0319 or drop us an email @ yahbana@gmail.com.
Am doing up a blog for her, have a look.
A major quick-service restaurant brand known for its chicken sandwiches and superb service relies on Enchanted Rock to keep its Texas distribution center powered during grid outages. This facility is critical to ensuring fresh ingredients—including poultry—reach restaurants across the region without interruption. With a managed natural gas microgrid in place, the company stays operational through hurricanes, hard freezes, and other disruptions. It’s seamless, reliable backup power that helps keep drive-thrus moving and chicken on the menu—no matter what the weather brings.
One of the several wooden houses located on Grant Avenue, on the northeastern edge of Fulton Market District, right next to Kennedy Expressway. Wooden houses are rare this close to downtown (because of the Chicago Fire). I wonder how they came to be.
A major quick-service restaurant brand known for its chicken sandwiches and superb service relies on Enchanted Rock to keep its Texas distribution center powered during grid outages. This facility is critical to ensuring fresh ingredients—including poultry—reach restaurants across the region without interruption. With a managed natural gas microgrid in place, the company stays operational through hurricanes, hard freezes, and other disruptions. It’s seamless, reliable backup power that helps keep drive-thrus moving and chicken on the menu—no matter what the weather brings.