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A view of the corner of Cook Hall. A greenhouse and Agriculture Hall are in the background. Cook Hall was built in 1889 and was used as the agriculture laboratory. It was named for Albert J. Cook (class of 1862), professor of zoology and entomology.
Date Unknown
Repository Information:
Michigan State University Archives & Historical Collections, Conrad Hall, 888 Wilson Rd., Room 101, East Lansing, MI 48824, archives.msu.edu
Subjects:
Michigan State University -- Buildings -- Cook Hall
Resource Identifier:
A001597
Description: Group of hikers, most sitting. Labeled: “Cahuenga Peak Trip, 6-27-1937.” Names written on back: “Dr. E.C. Bowers (Director of Griffith Park Observatory, standing 3rd from left in rear), Cecelia Carney, Pete Friedrichson, Dr. Petinak, Sara Dansen, Harriet Kurtz, Mutah Wilson.”
Identifications by Bob Cates, as follows: Dr. Marko Petinek (back row, 1st from left, shirtless), Dr. E.C. Bowers (back row, 3rd from left with arrow over head), Mutah Wilson (back row, 2nd from right), Peter Freidrichson (back row, right-most figure), Edgar W. Cook (front row, sitting at center). [Duplicate of Dawson SC 0004.]
Photographer: Edgar W. Cook
Donor: Edgar W. Cook
Original: B&W print in holdings of Angeles Chapter Archives
Image ID (file name): Cook 191
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Stunning views of Mt Cooks South Face from the deck of Mueller Hut (1810m). Sometimes known as the highest backpackers in New Zealand, such is its popularity with overseas travellers. Not hard to see why on a day like this!
Mixing up some slimy haunted messy grub!
Let my new little Miniature Ghoul cook is getting ready serve your haunted house guests!
I really like the way the Ghoulish Cook turned out. She is only 4 1/2” tall . She is designed for a 1:12 1'=1" miniature scale haunted dollhouse or Witches roombox. This piece is OOAK (One of a kind) numbered 1/1 and signed by me. This is a adult collectable not intended for children.
As with all my creation they are hand sculpted , painted and will be signed and dated.
Ed found this recipe on the Serious Eats blog and we decided to give it a try:
www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2010/07/cook-the-book-lemon-l...
Cook Out (3,078 square feet)
1634 General Booth Boulevard, Dam Neck Crossing, Virginia Beach, VA
This location opened in September 2018, replacing a closed BP station on site.
Elizabeth Cook at Cactus Cafe in Austin. She was backed up by her husband Tim Carroll (guitar) and Bones Hillman (bass). Photo by Ron Baker.
Andrés Sardá & Yolanda León (Rest. Cocinandos)
Rulo de patata morada con botillo y espaguetis de berza
Directly across the bay was the Captain Cook monument. It stands near the place where Captain James Cook was killed by the locals, over what may have been a misinterpretation of his status as a god. The monument was a 30 minute trip by kayak across the bay, which on two of our four full days there was full of spinner dolphins leaping and twisting out of the water on their tails. (We didn't take the camera out on the water during those kayakings; next time, waterproof digicam for sure.)
We have these microwave machines at work. When you want to warm anything up, you need to press this button labeled "time cook".
Well, every time I see it, I have a very particular image in my head.
Posted for blog.