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a view up from the main entrance to the old cook county hospital. this beautiful building has been closed for about 10 years, and was built in 1914 on harrison st. in chicago. it is listed in the national register of historic places.
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Saint Louis, Missouri
*due to technical difficulities, all other photos of this event have been lost
Mount Cook is the highest mountain in New Zealand and located in the South Island.
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This very cheerful vendor of lamb cooked slowly in hot ashes opened a crock and gave us a sample. I do not eat lamb, but I did try it, and admittedly, the lamb was delicious. I would like to have eaten in the market square in Marrakech, but we had a more formal group dinner in a restaurant. Not nearly as good, unfortunately.
I have never cooked a full course before. But managed to do this with some expert help over skype. Was all setup to stream the making over ustream and until the built in isight camera said it will work with only one web app at a time. FML!
And ya, the potatoes look fucked. But I'm getting there, trust me.
I went to see Dane Cook back in November at the Palace. Our seats got upgraded from the upper level, all the way at the top, to the main floor.
Cook Elementary School.
Welch Blvd. near Grand Traverse.
West Flint, Michigan.
Thursday, May 17, 2012.
My instructor, Nathan Cook, is a husband and father of two living in Koh Tao, Thailand. He and his wife are great stewards of the ocean environment- he champions a program called Reef Check which trains divers around the world to monitor reefs and collect data on reef health and environmental changes. This data is entered into global databases and used by scientists. Nathan has also created man made reefs to study ways to successfully repopulate areas disturbed by human pollution. These reefs are not funded by government grant money or sponsored by research institutions. It's purely his devotion and hard work and mobilization of fellow marine naturalists.
I like to play with massed color blocks when I can, and this pattern planting of the Mondo grass and Dymondia is one such effort. I don't know if anyone else even notices such details, but I think it adds a lot more interest to a small garden to have pulled the walk away from the wall, cut it into pieces and pulled it apart and planted it as you see here. Also, as this is a north facing wall, the Mondo Grass will do better in the constant shade than would the Dymondia.
Tim Cook, Apple COO, in january 2009, after Macworld Expo keynote. Picture by Valery Marchive (LeMagIT)
USS Cook (FF-1083) was a Knox-class frigate built for the United States Navy by Avondale Shipyard, Bridge City, Louisiana.
The ship was named after Lieutenant Commander Wilmer P. Cook, USN, a Douglas A-4E Skyhawk aviator from Attack Squadron 155 aboard Coral Sea. On 22 December 1967, LCdr. Cook launched on a combat mission over North Vietnam. LCdr. Cook was killed when he ejected from his burning aircraft, a rescue helicopter was unable to recover his body when it came under heavy fire.
USS Cook was sponsored by Mrs. Joan C. Nelson, widow of the late LCDR Wilmer P. Cook. Her keel was laid 20 March 1970, launched on 23 January 1971, and delivered 9 December 1971. Cook was commissioned on 18 December 1971.
One unique honor Cook has is that the remains of her namesake, LCDR Wilmer P. Cook, would be found and repatriated during her service life. At the request of Wilmer's sons, a memorial was held aboard and his ashes scattered in the Pacific from Cook's deck in November 1989.
Cook would be decommissioned on 30 April 1992, struck 11 January 1995, and disposed of through the Security Assistance Program (SAP) to be transferred to Taiwan on 29 September 1999. She served the Republic of China Navy (ROCN) as Hai-Yang (FFG-936) with additional re-modifications and retired May 2015. Hai-Yang used as the target during exercises in 2020. She was sunk by an F-16V on 1 July 2020.