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Actor and comic Patton Oswalt commemorated his late partner, true-crime author Michelle McNamara, in a prolonged and touching Facebook post on Monday.
“Thanks, sorrow,” Oswalt started. “Thanks for making anxiety appear like the ringing little bully it constantly was. Anxiety...
I follow your Facebook posts, and more recently your Flickr stream with keen interest. We have a lot in common – including a couple of FB friends.
I saw the attached photo (Maguire family at Blackditch thumbnail) on your Flickr and noticed it came to you from my Aunt Sally (Maguire) late of Le Fanu Road. Sally was a gas character and – if “family history” serves me right probably sat the driving test more than anyone in history before they’d give her a licence to drive her old Heinkel “bubble car” initially and later her navy Fiat 500. We used occasionally call in to visit Paddy and Sally on our way (walking) from home in Chapelizod to my grandparents’ house on at the 7th Lock – but you couldn’t do it too often as there was no such thing as a quick visit there. But there was always biscuits!
The man on the right of that photo is my grandfather, Christopher (Christy/Kit) Maguire. (Actually, he changed the spelling to McGuire sometime around 1920s because he thought the “Mc” was more Irish. A clerical error later in my father’s history saw it changed back to Maguire). Kit lived with his wife (Nora, nee Morrissey of Jamestown Road, Inchicore) at 6, 7th Lock Cottages – the last house before the canal bridge. (Where he was famous for his flower garden – photo also attached, House at 7th Lock).
The attached, ‘McGuires on RTE’, is a screenshot I took from an RTE “Reeling in the Years” programme a couple of years ago. The still shows my grandmother, Nora on the left, grandfather Kit in the middle and their daughter, Marie (Sr Monica) now an 86-year old retired nun in Southampton, the last of her generation, on the right. My grandfather died in October 1970. He had been a collector at The Oblates in Inchicore and stayed with that parish as much as he could after Ballyfermot was built. (My aunt Josephine McGuire volunteered and did bookkeeping for The Church of the Assumption).
Going back to Sally’s original photo, I might guess that beside my grandfather to his left is his brother Pat, Sally’s husband. Sally was quite a lot younger than him. (See Paddy and Sally’s wedding photo attached). The girl one left and in front of Paddy in the photo is probably Kathleen. Confusingly for us as kids (for reasons that will become clear) Kathleen married a man called Holland and they lived on Lucan Road in Palmerstown. (Son Kieran Holland used to drive a CIE Bus. He also has a brother called Walter – my own father’s name).
You also have a few photos of my dad in your Flickr “CIE Inchicore Works” collection. (Attached – my dad Wally in the white shopcoat on the left. He was the carriage shop foreman). His father worked there before him as a blacksmith’s mate, my dad then as a coachbuilder and my late brother, Chris, as a boilermaker. My father died while on sick leave in July 1986…
At the risk of moving beyond your area of interest, the final photograph (“Dublin Wedding”) is of my maternal grandparent’s wedding in 1922 at Goldenbridge. The earlier mentioned confusion arose because my mother’s mother was nee Maguire – no relation to my father’s people – and her father was Holland (no relation to Kathleen’s husband’s people). My mother’s parents died young and she consequently spent a lot of her childhood being reared by an aunt in England, so she’s not a great source of info. Of interest in this photo however might be Colbert Daly. His dad, Pa Daly, was a great friend of my grandfathers’ family -- he was the brother of Ned Daly of 1916 fame. (Colbert took what is a famous family photo of my brothers and me in the late 60s -- he was a Dublin Corporation photographer). His sister, Philomena is still alive, in her mid-80s and a retired nun. (She and one of my mother’s sisters, Helen Holland, were interviewed for an oral history programme – I’ve bought the audio). Jim Henry, later married to my mother’s aunt, May Holland, lived to a ripe old age and I visited Kilmainham Gaol with him where I have a photo standing with him outside the cell he was interned in. My grandmother’s wedding dress (and shoes) and the mess records relating to the wedding presents they received from the officers’ mess are displayed in the national museum at Collins’ Barracks. If you Google “Dublin Wedding British Pathe” you’ll find a ‘video’ of this event – it made the newsreels!
I have a few more photos to share with you when I know I’m not talking to myself!
All the best and keep up the good work!
John Maguire
Late of Chapelizod and now in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (but not for long).
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It was a little cloudy this morning so the pics were not as clear as I hoped. Anyways I copied the following information off of a Facebook post...Full Crow Moon...March 16th
The Full Moon of March is known as the Full Crow Moon, Full Worm Moon, Full Crust Moon, Full Sap Moon, or Lenten Moon. Full Moon names date back to Native Americans from the northern and eastern United States. The tribes kept track of the seasons by giving distinctive names to each recurring full Moon. The more northern tribes knew this Moon as the Full Crow Moon, when the cawing of crows signaled the end of winter; or the Full Crust Moon, because the snow cover becomes crusted from thawing by day and freezing at night. As the temperature begins to warm and the ground begins to thaw, earthworm casts appear, heralding the return of the robins, hence the name Full Worm Moon. The Full Sap Moon, marking the time of tapping maple trees, is another variation. To the settlers, it was also known as the Lenten Moon, and was considered to be the last full Moon of winter.
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Assuming this is you, Ken…
I follow your Facebook posts, and more recently your Flickr stream with keen interest. We have a lot in common – including a couple of FB friends.
I saw the attached photo (Maguire family at Blackditch thumbnail) on your Flickr and noticed it came to you from my Aunt Sally (Maguire) late of Le Fanu Road. Sally was a gas character and – if “family history” serves me right probably sat the driving test more than anyone in history before they’d give her a licence to drive her old Heinkel “bubble car” initially and later her navy Fiat 500. We used occasionally call in to visit Paddy and Sally on our way (walking) from home in Chapelizod to my grandparents’ house on at the 7th Lock – but you couldn’t do it too often as there was no such thing as a quick visit there. But there was always biscuits!
The man on the right of that photo is my grandfather, Christopher (Christy/Kit) Maguire. (Actually, he changed the spelling to McGuire sometime around 1920s because he thought the “Mc” was more Irish. A clerical error later in my father’s history saw it changed back to Maguire). Kit lived with his wife (Nora, nee Morrissey of Jamestown Road, Inchicore) at 6, 7th Lock Cottages – the last house before the canal bridge. (Where he was famous for his flower garden – photo also attached, House at 7th Lock).
The attached, ‘McGuires on RTE’, is a screenshot I took from an RTE “Reeling in the Years” programme a couple of years ago. The still shows my grandmother, Nora on the left, grandfather Kit in the middle and their daughter, Marie (Sr Monica) now an 86-year old retired nun in Southampton, the last of her generation, on the right. My grandfather died in October 1970. He had been a collector at The Oblates in Inchicore and stayed with that parish as much as he could after Ballyfermot was built. (My aunt Josephine McGuire volunteered and did bookkeeping for The Church of the Assumption).
Going back to Sally’s original photo, I might guess that beside my grandfather to his left is his brother Pat, Sally’s husband. Sally was quite a lot younger than him. (See Paddy and Sally’s wedding photo attached). The girl one left and in front of Paddy in the photo is probably Kathleen. Confusingly for us as kids (for reasons that will become clear) Kathleen married a man called Holland and they lived on Lucan Road in Palmerstown. (Son Kieran Holland used to drive a CIE Bus. He also has a brother called Walter – my own father’s name).
You also have a few photos of my dad in your Flickr “CIE Inchicore Works” collection. (Attached – my dad Wally in the white shopcoat on the left. He was the carriage shop foreman). His father worked there before him as a blacksmith’s mate, my dad then as a coachbuilder and my late brother, Chris, as a boilermaker. My father died while on sick leave in July 1986…
At the risk of moving beyond your area of interest, the final photograph (“Dublin Wedding”) is of my maternal grandparent’s wedding in 1922 at Goldenbridge. The earlier mentioned confusion arose because my mother’s mother was nee Maguire – no relation to my father’s people – and her father was Holland (no relation to Kathleen’s husband’s people). My mother’s parents died young and she consequently spent a lot of her childhood being reared by an aunt in England, so she’s not a great source of info. Of interest in this photo however might be Colbert Daly. His dad, Pa Daly, was a great friend of my grandfathers’ family -- he was the brother of Ned Daly of 1916 fame. (Colbert took what is a famous family photo of my brothers and me in the late 60s -- he was a Dublin Corporation photographer). His sister, Philomena is still alive, in her mid-80s and a retired nun. (She and one of my mother’s sisters, Helen Holland, were interviewed for an oral history programme – I’ve bought the audio). Jim Henry, later married to my mother’s aunt, May Holland, lived to a ripe old age and I visited Kilmainham Gaol with him where I have a photo standing with him outside the cell he was interned in. My grandmother’s wedding dress (and shoes) and the mess records relating to the wedding presents they received from the officers’ mess are displayed in the national museum at Collins’ Barracks. If you Google “Dublin Wedding British Pathe” you’ll find a ‘video’ of this event – it made the newsreels!
I have a few more photos to share with you when I know I’m not talking to myself!
All the best and keep up the good work!
John Maguire
Late of Chapelizod and now in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (but not for long).
BAR 69. 💙
Bar 69 Facebook post, we are famous lol.
Bar 69 is a popular cocktail bar next door to our hotel (Queen's Hotel) named because it serves 69 different cocktails lol.
Assuming this is you, Ken…
I follow your Facebook posts, and more recently your Flickr stream with keen interest. We have a lot in common – including a couple of FB friends.
I saw the attached photo (Maguire family at Blackditch thumbnail) on your Flickr and noticed it came to you from my Aunt Sally (Maguire) late of Le Fanu Road. Sally was a gas character and – if “family history” serves me right probably sat the driving test more than anyone in history before they’d give her a licence to drive her old Heinkel “bubble car” initially and later her navy Fiat 500. We used occasionally call in to visit Paddy and Sally on our way (walking) from home in Chapelizod to my grandparents’ house on at the 7th Lock – but you couldn’t do it too often as there was no such thing as a quick visit there. But there was always biscuits!
The man on the right of that photo is my grandfather, Christopher (Christy/Kit) Maguire. (Actually, he changed the spelling to McGuire sometime around 1920s because he thought the “Mc” was more Irish. A clerical error later in my father’s history saw it changed back to Maguire). Kit lived with his wife (Nora, nee Morrissey of Jamestown Road, Inchicore) at 6, 7th Lock Cottages – the last house before the canal bridge. (Where he was famous for his flower garden – photo also attached, House at 7th Lock).
The attached, ‘McGuires on RTE’, is a screenshot I took from an RTE “Reeling in the Years” programme a couple of years ago. The still shows my grandmother, Nora on the left, grandfather Kit in the middle and their daughter, Marie (Sr Monica) now an 86-year old retired nun in Southampton, the last of her generation, on the right. My grandfather died in October 1970. He had been a collector at The Oblates in Inchicore and stayed with that parish as much as he could after Ballyfermot was built. (My aunt Josephine McGuire volunteered and did bookkeeping for The Church of the Assumption).
Going back to Sally’s original photo, I might guess that beside my grandfather to his left is his brother Pat, Sally’s husband. Sally was quite a lot younger than him. (See Paddy and Sally’s wedding photo attached). The girl one left and in front of Paddy in the photo is probably Kathleen. Confusingly for us as kids (for reasons that will become clear) Kathleen married a man called Holland and they lived on Lucan Road in Palmerstown. (Son Kieran Holland used to drive a CIE Bus. He also has a brother called Walter – my own father’s name).
You also have a few photos of my dad in your Flickr “CIE Inchicore Works” collection. (Attached – my dad Wally in the white shopcoat on the left. He was the carriage shop foreman). His father worked there before him as a blacksmith’s mate, my dad then as a coachbuilder and my late brother, Chris, as a boilermaker. My father died while on sick leave in July 1986…
At the risk of moving beyond your area of interest, the final photograph (“Dublin Wedding”) is of my maternal grandparent’s wedding in 1922 at Goldenbridge. The earlier mentioned confusion arose because my mother’s mother was nee Maguire – no relation to my father’s people – and her father was Holland (no relation to Kathleen’s husband’s people). My mother’s parents died young and she consequently spent a lot of her childhood being reared by an aunt in England, so she’s not a great source of info. Of interest in this photo however might be Colbert Daly. His dad, Pa Daly, was a great friend of my grandfathers’ family -- he was the brother of Ned Daly of 1916 fame. (Colbert took what is a famous family photo of my brothers and me in the late 60s -- he was a Dublin Corporation photographer). His sister, Philomena is still alive, in her mid-80s and a retired nun. (She and one of my mother’s sisters, Helen Holland, were interviewed for an oral history programme – I’ve bought the audio). Jim Henry, later married to my mother’s aunt, May Holland, lived to a ripe old age and I visited Kilmainham Gaol with him where I have a photo standing with him outside the cell he was interned in. My grandmother’s wedding dress (and shoes) and the mess records relating to the wedding presents they received from the officers’ mess are displayed in the national museum at Collins’ Barracks. If you Google “Dublin Wedding British Pathe” you’ll find a ‘video’ of this event – it made the newsreels!
I have a few more photos to share with you when I know I’m not talking to myself!
All the best and keep up the good work!
John Maguire
Late of Chapelizod and now in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (but not for long).
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THINGS BAHAMIANS MAY NOT KNOW ABOUT SIDNEY POITIER (Facebook post by Christopher Cashmere Farrington)
1. Funded the construction of the Jordan Prince William Baptist School
2. Served at Bahamian Ambassador to Japan from 1997-2012
3. Sir Sidney made financial contributions to The Bahamas, inclusive of Cat Island
4. He provided funding for educational scholarships and most of the finances from hurricane relief funds were donated by Sir Sidney
5. Fought with the Father of the Nation during Majority Rule
7. He is also serves as Ambassador of The Bahamas to UNESCO.
8. First African American-Bahamian actor to win an Academy Award for Best Actor
Sir Sidney Poitier, KBE (born February 20, 1927) is an American-Bahamian actor, film director, author, and diplomat.
In 1963, Poitier became the first black person to win an Academy Award for Best Actor[2] for his role in Lilies of the Field.[3] The significance of this achievement was later bolstered in 1967 when he starred in three successful films To Sir, with Love; In the Heat of the Night; and Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, making him the top box office star of that year. In all three films, issues revolve around the race of the characters Poitier portrays.[4] In 1999, the American Film Institute named Poitier among the Greatest Male Stars of All Time, ranking 22nd on the list of 25.
Poitier has directed a number of popular movies such as A Piece of the Action, Uptown Saturday Night, Let's Do It Again (with friend Bill Cosby) and Stir Crazy (starring Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder). In 2002, 38 years after receiving the Best Actor Award, Poitier was chosen by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to receive an Honorary Award, designated "To Sidney Poitier in recognition of his remarkable accomplishments as an artist and as a human being." Since 1997, he has been the Bahamian ambassador to Japan. On August 12, 2009, Sidney Poitier was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the United States of America's highest civilian honor, by President Barack Obama.
Sidney Poitier was born in Miami, in Coconut Grove, where his Bahamian parents, Evelyn (née Outten) and Reginald James Poitier, traveled to sell tomatoes and other produce from their farm on Cat Island.[8] His birth was two months premature and he was not expected to survive, but his parents remained three months in Miami to nurse him to health.[9] Because of his birth in the U.S., he automatically gained U.S. citizenship. Poitier was raised in a Roman Catholic family. He grew up with his family on Cat Island, The Bahamas, then a British colony. At age 10, he moved to Nassau with his family. At the age of 15 he was sent to Miami to live with his brother. At the age of 17, he moved to New York City and held a string of jobs as a dishwasher. A Jewish waiter sat with him every night for several weeks helping him learn to read the newspaper. He then decided to join the United States Army after which he worked as a dishwasher until a successful audition landed him a spot with the American Negro Theater. (Wikipedia)
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In Memoriam
From the Philadelphia Zoo's Facebook post:
"It is with great sadness that we report the decision to euthanize our iconic 17-year-old female Amur tiger Kira yesterday, Tuesday, October 28.
Kira was under veterinary care for age-related joint stiffness beginning in 2011, but after a recent episode of sudden lameness in her front right leg, she was anesthetized for a thorough examination. X-rays of her right elbow revealed severe degenerative changes and evidence of a probable fracture through the abnormal bone at the elbow. Given her advanced age and poor prognosis for a return to a good quality of life, Zoo staff decided to euthanize her following the exam while she was still under anesthesia.
Born at Zoo Leipzig in Germany in 1997, Kira made Philadelphia Zoo her home in 1998; several Zoo staff had the privilege of watching her grow from a cub to mothering many cubs of her own. Kira produced 13 offspring from four litters in her lifetime and has distinctly aided in sustaining the Species Survival Plan population of Amur tigers. She was a favorite among staff and guests and her presence will be greatly missed."
At the Philadelphia Zoo
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A new tag, hope I don't come off as try hard for starting one of my own :)
It's Coachella 2014, and the Bratz are turnin' up the heat! Have your Bratz (2 or more) take a selfie in their totally happenin' hippie chic fashions! As it's a selfie, feel free to edit a more "animated" expression! If you're on Facebook, post your photo to the Bratz Facebook page with the hashtag "#BratzAtCoachella"! Have fun! :)
Spectacular photo via Georgetown University of truly unique homecoming: His Majesty King Felipe VI (MSFS '95) and Her Majesty Queen Letizia of Spain exit Healy Hall joined by President John J. DeGioia and Mrs. Theresa DeGioia en-route to a dinner in Their Majesties honor on Copley Lawn. ift.tt/1KjAX1B
... difficult to explain. Communalist. Facebook post. Popularity vote between Gandhiji and his assassin. Note featherbrained text.
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Thoughts on Turkey.
I flew in to Ataturk International Airport, arriving at 11:30pm on May 20. I slept in the airport which was surprisingly not as bad as I thought.
Turkey. How the hell did I get to Turkey? I really have no idea what I was doing here. Istanbul sounded like a cool place… Honestly, I didn’t really put much thought into going to Turkey, I kinda just showed up. But as luck would have it, my friend from Syracuse, Beatrice, is finishing up her semester abroad there right now. She met me as I got off the bus from the airport and took me out to an authentic local breakfast place.
Turkey is a little behind the times. As we sat there eating some weird goat cheese thing (that’s the technical term), an overbearing loudspeaker came on. And not a loudspeaker in the restaurant. A loudspeaker over the whole city. A man speaking in Arabic calling for prayer. I look out the window and see men rushing and running to the nearby mosque to wash their feet in a foot-sink thingy (also a technical term) and then inside the mosque to pray. Now apparently this happens multiple times a day.
It was very weird. We happen to walk by a different mosque later that day and decide to peak inside. We were in there looking around, Beatrice in her fancy headscarf, provided by the front door man, and we’re both barefoot. Of course this would be the time when the loudspeaker comes on, calling for prayer. The men start flooding in, some in sweat pants, others in fancy suits, to pray. We stayed to watch for a little while (technically we were allowed to be there) but left shortly thereafter.
On a positive note though, the world is flat, thanks to the Internet. I posted on Facebook that I was going to be in Istanbul and a friend from high school messaged me saying she had an alumni event in Istanbul at the same time. I found myself on a fancy dinner cruise on the Bosphorus River hanging out with an old high school friend and some really cool people.
Basic networking, fast forward to the end of the night, I made a new photographer friend who lives in a Switzerland, and offered to let me crash at her place when I go to Switzerland later this summer. Boom. One Facebook post. Now that’s cool.
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Inspired by a Facebook post on a Jump Into January Tombow markers workshop by Kate Lamontagne (hearts around a star center). Sakura Moonlight pens, Uniball white gel pen, Koh-I-Noor Magic 3403 pencil. 7" black card stock.
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L-R: Joe Beaudrie, Ken Matacheskie, Garry Ferguson
Garry writes in his Facebook post:
'Feeling good at the Flinton High School Field Day that included high schools from Tamworth, Flinton and (us) Denbigh. They met each year to compete in a variety of track and field events.
Left to right: Joe Beaudrie who won the Broad Jump, Ken Matacheskie, who won the Shot Put and Garry Ferguson (me) who won the Mile Race. No gold medals, just a pat on the head - but we felt good anyway, Flinton, Ontario, circa 1955'.
Part of the Garry Ferguson Album
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Thoughts on Turkey.
I flew in to Ataturk International Airport, arriving at 11:30pm on May 20. I slept in the airport which was surprisingly not as bad as I thought.
Turkey. How the hell did I get to Turkey? I really have no idea what I was doing here. Istanbul sounded like a cool place… Honestly, I didn’t really put much thought into going to Turkey, I kinda just showed up. But as luck would have it, my friend from Syracuse, Beatrice, is finishing up her semester abroad there right now. She met me as I got off the bus from the airport and took me out to an authentic local breakfast place.
Turkey is a little behind the times. As we sat there eating some weird goat cheese thing (that’s the technical term), an overbearing loudspeaker came on. And not a loudspeaker in the restaurant. A loudspeaker over the whole city. A man speaking in Arabic calling for prayer. I look out the window and see men rushing and running to the nearby mosque to wash their feet in a foot-sink thingy (also a technical term) and then inside the mosque to pray. Now apparently this happens multiple times a day.
It was very weird. We happen to walk by a different mosque later that day and decide to peak inside. We were in there looking around, Beatrice in her fancy headscarf, provided by the front door man, and we’re both barefoot. Of course this would be the time when the loudspeaker comes on, calling for prayer. The men start flooding in, some in sweat pants, others in fancy suits, to pray. We stayed to watch for a little while (technically we were allowed to be there) but left shortly thereafter.
On a positive note though, the world is flat, thanks to the Internet. I posted on Facebook that I was going to be in Istanbul and a friend from high school messaged me saying she had an alumni event in Istanbul at the same time. I found myself on a fancy dinner cruise on the Bosphorus River hanging out with an old high school friend and some really cool people.
Basic networking, fast forward to the end of the night, I made a new photographer friend who lives in a Switzerland, and offered to let me crash at her place when I go to Switzerland later this summer. Boom. One Facebook post. Now that’s cool.
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We attended The Rock Church. Pastor Glen was not there. He was in the hospital in Tallahassee.
FaceBook post from him: "Late yesterday evening I developed severe headaches and was rushed to the hospital where they found I had a bleed on my brain. Air lifted me to Tallahassee where further CT showed no continued bleeding and good arterial blood flow to all areas. PTL! They are doing a procedure this morning to confirm and try to find the source of the original bleed and to repair it. Likely an extended stay because I have to me monitored closely for several days. Prayers needs are: for Jerolyn and the girls, no more bleeding, and that my body will absorb residual blood without complications. #Godknows #Godisfaithful"
We invited Karen & Greg and Carolyn & Benny to lunch at VCC. Later Jim and I took a nap in our recliners.
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Today after I ran my Dad to work I came home to do my usual wednesday morning routine of editing and uploading all the MakeOut photos from last night and then going back to work. at work I noticed that the sky was very epic so I quickly posted on my facebook that I needed someone for part 5 of The Sky Above Me and that they had to come to nixa since I didn't get off until 5 and it would be too dark by then. the first of my friends to awnser the call was Joey. he actually works in nixa so I just had to drive over and meet him. which I did after getting lost a few times. It only took me 5 minutes to get a good shot and I took my photo of the sky prior to my facebook post as a head start. so once I got home from work I edited the photo and uploaded it. I love it so much it turned out really well! below you can find some links to his music which is lovely. I will be doing some promo photos for him very soon as well. after the photo was up I went over to Racheal's to hang and help while she did some homework until we went out on a little date. I got a coupon for a free desert fondue from this fondue place called Fedora that I have always wanted to go to. so we went there and had an amazing espresso fondue and I am in love with fondue now! neither of us have ever had any before tonight. after that we went and put in a reservation at Kai and hung out on top of a parking garage while we waited. Kai was amazing as usually and you always see awkward couples on first dates there which is funny. after Kai we hung out downtown a little longer and then I took Rach home. after I got home myself I stayed up until 5am playing COD: Black Ops :D
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Thoughts on Turkey.
I flew in to Ataturk International Airport, arriving at 11:30pm on May 20. I slept in the airport which was surprisingly not as bad as I thought.
Turkey. How the hell did I get to Turkey? I really have no idea what I was doing here. Istanbul sounded like a cool place… Honestly, I didn’t really put much thought into going to Turkey, I kinda just showed up. But as luck would have it, my friend from Syracuse, Beatrice, is finishing up her semester abroad there right now. She met me as I got off the bus from the airport and took me out to an authentic local breakfast place.
Turkey is a little behind the times. As we sat there eating some weird goat cheese thing (that’s the technical term), an overbearing loudspeaker came on. And not a loudspeaker in the restaurant. A loudspeaker over the whole city. A man speaking in Arabic calling for prayer. I look out the window and see men rushing and running to the nearby mosque to wash their feet in a foot-sink thingy (also a technical term) and then inside the mosque to pray. Now apparently this happens multiple times a day.
It was very weird. We happen to walk by a different mosque later that day and decide to peak inside. We were in there looking around, Beatrice in her fancy headscarf, provided by the front door man, and we’re both barefoot. Of course this would be the time when the loudspeaker comes on, calling for prayer. The men start flooding in, some in sweat pants, others in fancy suits, to pray. We stayed to watch for a little while (technically we were allowed to be there) but left shortly thereafter.
On a positive note though, the world is flat, thanks to the Internet. I posted on Facebook that I was going to be in Istanbul and a friend from high school messaged me saying she had an alumni event in Istanbul at the same time. I found myself on a fancy dinner cruise on the Bosphorus River hanging out with an old high school friend and some really cool people.
Basic networking, fast forward to the end of the night, I made a new photographer friend who lives in a Switzerland, and offered to let me crash at her place when I go to Switzerland later this summer. Boom. One Facebook post. Now that’s cool.
blog.samthecobra.com/post/23960774948/turkey-a-set-on-fli...
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This is what a friend on facebook posted this morning:
"Steve Jobs, visionary and genius died last night. If heaven hasn't already made the switch from PC to Mac, it will do soon! Here's what he recently said about life/death: "Remembering that I'll be dead soon is the most important tool I've ever encountered to help me make the big choices in life. Because almost everything -- all external expectations, all pride, all fear of embarrassment or failure - these things just fall away in the face of death, leaving only what is truly important. Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose. You are already naked. There is no reason not to follow your heart. ... Stay hungry. Stay foolish." Amen to that Steve! :) Thoughts and prayers for his family and friends."
Utah Karate Exercise Fitness
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Utah Karate and Moderate Workouts to Fitness!
Utah Karate Affordable karate in Utah
Have you ever felt tired and stressed out from operate and from the time you get property you see your three children operating towards you asking you to play basketball with them? You refused and promised them which you will right after you take you rest.
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Rather than disappointing your children, why not say, “yes” after all? You are going to be shocked by the level of energy you’ll have right after that 30-minute activity.
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Did you realize that by exercising at a moderate pace for only 30 minutes, you would really feel a good deal far better, mentally? It has been confirmed that this improves the appetite and sharpens your style in issue solving. Not just that. You are going to also really feel that it truly is less difficult to sleep at night in the event you do moderate workouts even for only 30 minutes every day.
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What would be the advantages of regular exercise? It promotes self-discipline and features a positive impact how you perceive life. Physical exercise assists in lifting your spirits and obtaining you out of any depression. For very first timers, it may be carried out for 15 minutes for 2 to three days a week. It is possible to boost the time you invest when the body gets tuned up for it.
Don’t you ever force the body! In case you get hurt, then quit. You can take a break from working out for any handful of days and after that you can start again but you have to start from day 1.
Listed below are some moderate workouts you are able to do and enjoy with Utah Karate:
1. Do the Walking with Utah Karate. Make utilization of your surroundings in a focused group with Utah Karate. It is possible to stroll your dog, together with your partner or youngster. Encourage your family members to do the walking exercise day-to-day and you’ll locate your self burning calories while enjoying the surroundings and acquiring enough sunlight that’s also excellent for your physique.
2. Uncover the wonders of Yoga with Utah Karate and Tyler Martin. Yoga is one productive workout that energizes not just the body but additionally your soul. You may wish to learn even the fundamental yoga positions which can be not as well complicated but established effective technique used in Utah Karate. A five-minute yoga workout can perk you up and recharge your body using the power you lost for your entire day. You relax and in the same time you stretch! Call us today at Utah Karate
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3. Engage yourself into sports. Play basketball, football, baseball, tennis or badminton. Several doctors have advised sports as an effective method to keep fit and wholesome, we pride ourselves on getting you in the best shape at Utah Karate. Sports can also be completed in moderation. Usually do not take it seriously. Shooting basketball using a friend is a single moderate exercise that is certainly also deemed a sport.
4. Join exercise programs at operate. In case you nevertheless do not have workout routines programs at operate, then why not start off it? You’ll be able to speak with your boss about it and start along with your colleagues. You don’t only shed calories nevertheless it can also be one very good strategy to bond with them. This can be accomplished 30 minutes, 3 instances a week.
5. Exercising whilst carrying out household chores. Gardening, raking leaves, lawn mowing, carrying out the laundry, vacuuming and car washing are productive moderate exercises at residence. Make utilization of these chores to sweat and burn calories. As an alternative to utilizing machines and devices to execute these chores, why not do it along with your hands and shed some fats?
Creating workout routines,(with Utah Karate), as element of one’s everyday routines will surprise you of simply how much calories you will lose. Undertaking these moderate exercises on the very same quantity every single day can burn 150 calories up to 1,000 calories per day!
Tyler Martin from Utah Karate and USSD would love to be your personal trainer with your exercise and fitness.
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SINGAPORE - The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) has started taking delivery of the improved H225M medium-lift helicopters in Singapore, meant to progressively replace the Super Puma workhorses that have been in service since 1983.
In a Facebook post on Monday (March 29), the RSAF said it will be conducting flight tests and training on the H225M helicopters, which are manufactured by European planemaker Airbus.
"When operationalised, the H225M helicopters will take over the roles of the Super Pumas," the RSAF added.
A Mindef spokesman told The Straits Times earlier this month in response to queries that the RSAF will start taking delivery of three helicopters in the coming months.
The H225M has about 20 per cent longer range capability than the AS332M Super Pumas, and will complement the CH-47 helicopters to meet the Singapore Armed Forces' lift requirements for a wide spectrum of operations, said the RSAF.
This includes aeromedical evacuations, search and rescue, humanitarian assistance and disaster relief and maritime security operations.
In a statement on Monday, Airbus Helicopters chief executive Bruno Even said the delivery was "exceptionally significant", as Airbus and the RSAF overcame the Covid-19 pandemic challenges last year to achieve a smooth handover of the helicopter.
Mindef said in June last year that its delivery would be from early 2021 onwards instead of the previously projected end-2020 due to supply chain disruptions arising from the pandemic.
Mr Even added: "The RSAF has been a long-term partner of Airbus since its first Aerospatiale SA316B Alouette III entered into service more than 50 years ago.
"We appreciate the trust Singapore has placed in our helicopters, and we look forward to the H225Ms playing a critical role in the RSAF for many years to come."
Airbus said that 104 H225Ms are currently in service across the world, having accumulated more than 143,000 flight hours. The helicopter completed its first flight in November 2000.
It is used by countries such as Brazil, France, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Thailand and Kuwait, Airbus added.
In November 2016, Mindef announced that it had awarded a contract to Airbus Helicopters for the acquisition of the H225M, adding that the replacement aircraft were selected after a rigorous evaluation process.
The RSAF's Super Pumas have been used to transport Special Operations Task Force troopers for troop insertion, and as an overhead escort to protect cargo on board merchant vessels, in addition to search-and-rescue missions and evacuations.
They were also used to fly the state flag at the National Day Parade (NDP). They last flew the state flag at the 2000 NDP, with the CH-47D Chinook taking over the following year.
I know this might be a bit graphic and controversial for some but I think this is an excellent illustration explaining what is means to declaw your cat. Many people think it's just a minor surgery and don't realize it's actually an amputation.
Note: I found this diagram on facebook posted by Archibald The Psychotic Housecats Den of Insanity.
from bit.ly/MvToVp
Social media. You’re on the Internet reading a blog, so odds are pretty darn good that you have at least one of the big accounts. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, etc. They’ve changed the ways we work, interact with friends and strangers, and search for information. SM’s a big deal!
Not to be rude, but some people use their social media accounts —how to say this?— less effectively than others. In some hands, a Twitter account becomes an effective means of gathering and categorizing information, while others confuse themselves and befuddle others, posting stuff that … well … would fall into the category of commandment #9 down there.
So to help those who are in need of it, and give the old hands a refresher course, QuiBids’ social media guy Blake Brown and I recently stopped by our neighborhood Large Stone Tablet store and purchased a couple of huge rocks upon which to inscribe these ten commandments.
Not really — we just blogged about them. Nonetheless, here are our Ten Commandments of QuiBids Social Media, complete with examples. Fear not, for names and profile pictures have been anonymized, to protect the innocent … and the guilty alike. Let’s get started.
1. Thou shalt refrain from typing in all caps…
BECAUSE IT MAKES IT LOOK LIKE YOU ARE SHOUTING AND NOBODY WANTS TO BE SHOUTED OUT AT WHEN THEY’RE READING THINGS ON THE INTERNET, RIGHT?
There’s really just nothing more obnoxious, isn’t there? Even when somebody has something supportive and useful to say, the outside-voices-used-inside effect tends to negate your interest in reading it.
2. Thou shall not curse, use foul language, or attack thy fellow QuiBidders.
This seems like as good a reason as any to post this particular YouTube video:
But no really guys, pottymouths aren’t cool. People come to QuiBids’ social media accounts for information about our service and to share with other customers, not to be harassed, harangued, and called names. That and it’s just plain rude.
3. Thou shalt always remember thine hashtags!
We’re always tweeting tips and opportunities for free bids at the QuiBids Twitter handle. Using hashtags in your reply is often required to qualify for our daily Twitter sweepstakes, so don’t forget them! Some of our common ones include #QuiBidsTips (though we’re thinking about changing this to #QTips —get it), #QuiBidsWins, #FREEBIDS, and just plain old #QuiBids (for Instagram).
4. Thou shalt not advertise for thine other entertainment retail auctions, nor for unrelated personal endeavors.
No offense Mr. Sliding Van Door Salesman, but people don’t come to QuiBids’ Facebook page to check out your inventory. So there’s no need to post about it!
5. Thou shalt help thy neighbors!
We do our best to respond to all Facebook posts and tweets we see that ask for help, but sometimes our own customers beat us to the punch! Thanks for being so astute, guys and gals!
6. Thou shalt read the QuiBids 101 Help pages and company blog before accusing QuiBids of being a scam.
Accusing QuiBids of being a scam is sort of like throwing pebbles at a building made of brick. It doesn’t do a whole heck of a lot. Just have a look through some of the testimonials on the QuiBids 101 page and see for yourself whether or not we’re a scam!
7. Thou shalt offer thine input!
We love love love to hear back from our customers about the QuiBids good, the QuiBids bad, and the QuiBids ugly. Our site was built for you to use easily and effectively, so we want to know what you think about it! Please comment on blog posts and on our Facebook page, tweet us your thoughts, share what we post up, and retweet away! We want our social media to work like a dialogue between our company and our customers.
8. Thou shalt sign up for our promotions!
We use our Facebook page for all sorts of promotions for you to win free bids and/or products! One of the most recent ones was the What Do You Do with Your QuiBids Wins video contest. We’ll announce who won the brand-new 32 GB iPad later this week!
9. Thou shalt not share information that maketh sense only to thyself.
We’ve definitely noticed a correlation between people who break commandment #2 and command #9. Also, the two are comparatively obnoxious. Let your SuperEagle fly elsewhere!
10. If thine issue cannot be resolved online via social media, then contacteth Customer Support.
It often tends to be much easier to work out most issues directly with a Customer Support representative, whether by email, chat, or an actual phone conversation. If a simple Facebook comment doesn’t solve your problem, you should probably reach out and contact Customer Support!
And for bonus, we’ve posted a guideline to the QuiBids Facebook page below, just in case you were curious as to what will and won’t be removed by our administrators. The following will most definitely be deleted:
Profane, defamatory, offensive or abusive/violent language
“Trolling”, or posting deliberately disruptive statements meant to hijack comment threads or throw discussions off-track
Attacks on specific groups or any comments meant to harass, threaten or abuse an individual
Discriminatory or disrespectful comments regarding race, ethnicity, religion, gender, disability, sexual orientation or political beliefs
Links or comments containing sexually explicit content material
Discussion of illegal activity (like drugs, violence, theft)
Spam, link baiting or files containing viruses that could damage the operation of other people’s computers or mobile devices
Commercial solicitations or promotion of a competitor
Content determined to be inappropriate, in poor taste, or otherwise contrary to the purposes of the QuiBids Community
Personal promotion
Check out these five ways to make QuiBids better with social media!
And see below for a bunch more of our social media accounts:QuiBids on FacebookQuiBids on AboutMeQuiBids LinkedInQuiBids YouTubeQuiBids TwitterQuiBids SquidooQuiBids StumbleuponQuiBids RedditQuiBids FriendFeedQuiBids DiggQuiBids Delicious
What do you use QuiBids social media for? Let us know in the comments!
Posing Polly ~~~ Just one more kitty post (for today).... because it's too cute! :-) --------- via Facebook ift.tt/2i99NRN
Facebook post:
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💵PRICE: 5300 kyats💵,
FRANCE BRAND. 2 in one (pointer + star cap).(Work with 2 batteries type AAA not including).
ေလဆာရဲ့ေဖါက္ထြင္းေရာက္ရွိႏိုင္ေသာအကြာအေဝးဟာ 5 ကီလိုမီီတာ ( 3 မိုင္ )
Also Available China brand laser range 1 km, retail price 5500 kyats.
(We have also the model with rechargeable batteries 9900 kyats).
Where to buy:
Yangon stores:
ဧဝရတ္ , (ဆိုင္ေစ်းနူန္း = အြန္လိုင္းေစ်းနူန္း+ ၁၀၀၀ က်ပ္)
လ်ွပ္စစ္ပစၥည္းလက္လီလကၠားေရာင္းဝယ္ေရး
အမွတ္(၂၇၁/၂၇၅)၊အေနာ္ရထာလမ္း၊ေ႐ႊဘံုသာလမ္းနွင့္၂၈လ့မ္းၾကား၊ရန္ကုန္ၿမိဳ႕
Ph. : 01386414, 09420176898, 09785549239, 0973130526
No 271/275, Anawrahta Road (between 28th St & Shwe Bon Thar St).
or
Esquire, (ဆိုင္ေစ်းနူန္း = အြန္လိုင္းေစ်းနူန္း+ ၁၀၀၀ က်ပ္)
အမွတ္ ၁၅၁/၁၅၅ အေနာ္ရထာလမ္း
ဘားလမ္း ႏွင့္ ၃၅လမ္းၾကား
ေက်ာက္တံတားျမိဳ႕နယ္ရန္ကုန္ျမိဳ ႕။
Ph.: 095136306, 09955136306, 09965136306
Or
Super One Supermarket မဂိုလမ္း ဗိုလ္ခ်ဳပ္ဘေလာက္
Mandalay Stores:
Easy Stationary,(ဆိုင္ေစ်းနူန္း = အြန္လိုင္းေစ်းနူန္း+ ၁၇၀၀ က်ပ္) Ph: 092225268, 09 256 166 810
No 201, 29th Street, between 83rd & 84th Street.
Or
ဆန္းStationary(ဆိုင္ေစ်းနူန္း = အြန္လိုင္းေစ်းနူန္း+ ၁၇၀၀ က်ပ္)
အမွတ-္ ၇၁၊ ၇၃လမ္း၊၂၉-၃၀ၾကား၊ခ်မ္းေအးသာစံၿမိဳ႕နယ္
၀၂-၇၁၇၉၉, ၀၉-၉၁၀၀၄၇၄၉, ၀၉-၇၉၇၈၃၆၀၀
YOUTUBE F.G.E. MOVIE:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DDz8JMY1yk
For WHOLESALE please check this Facebook Page :
www.facebook.com/France.Gadgets.Electroniques.Wholesale
F.G.E. တံဆိပ္အစိမ္းေရာင္ Laser Pointer ႏွင့္ ေခါင္းအစြပ္တစ္ခု။
ျပင္သစ္ကုမၸဏီမွအေကာင္းဆုံးအရည္အေသြးအတြက္အခ်ိဳသာဆံုးေဈးႏုွန္း
ပုံမွန္အားျဖင့္USA ႏွင့္ဥေရာပေစ်းကြက္တြင္ေရာင္းခ်ဖို႔ အထူးသီသန္႔လ်ာထားေသာ Laser Pointer ေတြဟာ ယခုအခါမွာ ျမန္မာႏိုင္ငံသို႔ေရာက္ခ်လာပါၿပီ။
အာရွေဈးကြက္တြင္ေတြ႕ရေသာအလားတူေလဆာပိြဳင္တာမ်ားထက္ပို၍ေကာင္းေသာအရည္အေသြးနွင့္ေဈးအလြန္သက္သာေသာ
ေလဆာရဲ့ေဖါက္ထြင္းေရာက္ရွိႏိုင္ေသာအကြာအေဝးဟာ 5 ကီလိုမီီတာ ( 3 မိုင္ ) ရိွပါတယ္။ေက်းဇူးျပဳ၍ ကုပၼဏီရဲ့သရုပ္ေဖၚျပသေသာဗီဒီယိုကိုၾကည္ရႈခံစားၿပီး
အၿမဲတမ္း Laser Pointer ဟာကြ်ႏုိပ္တို႔ကုပၼဏီရဲ့ထုတ္ကုန္ဟုတ္မဟုတ္သိရိွဖို႔အတြက္ ၄င္းေပၚက F.G.E. လိုဂိုပါမပါကိုေသခ်ာၾကည့္ရႈစစ္ေဆးၾကည့္ပါ။
အျခားေသာဖန္စီပစၥည္းမ်ိ ုးစံုမ်ားလည္းရရွိနိုင္ပါသည္။လာေရာက္ေလ့လာၾကည့္ရႈရန္ဖိတ္ေခၚအပ္ပါသည္။
F.G.E. Green laser pointer with one cap.
Best quality for the best price from France company!
Laser pointers normally reserved for USA and Europe market now come to Myanmar.
Better quality than the same laser pointers found in Asian market and very cheap.
Laser range 5 kms (3 miles). Please look the company demonstration video to see the amazing brightness.
Every time you must to check the F.G.E. logo on the laser pointer to be sure it from our company.
Please, come to check all others Fancy items available on place.
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လူႀကီးမင္းေငြေပးေခ်မူွကို လက္ခံရ႐ွိၿပီးလွ်င္ သက္ဆိုင္ရာၿမိဳ႕ ကားဂိတ္မ်ားသို႔ ပို႔ေဆာင္ေပးပါမည္ ။
💵Payment for online order💵:
Mobile banking or Bank transfer
KBZ Bank
🚌သယ္ယူပို႔ေဆာင္ေရးအတြက္လိုအပ္ခ်က္မ်ားမွာ🚌
1- နာမည္
2- ဖုန္းနံပါတ္
3- စာရင္းတြင္ပါ၀င္ေသာၿမိဳ႕မ်ားမွအပက်န္ၿမိဳ႕မ်ား
အား၀န္ေဆာင္မူ႔မေပးပါ။
For transport we need :
1- your name
2- your phone number
3- the city name of the destination of your order from the available city list provided.
Delivery 🚚 City available :
Yangon | ရန္ကုန္ | Ks
Myitkyina | ျမစ္ႀကီးနား | Ks
Kyauk Sal | ေက်ာက္ဆည္ | Ks
Ya Mae Thin | ရမည္းသင္း | Ks
Tatkone | တပ္ကုန္း | Ks
Phyu | ျဖဴ | Ks
Taungoo |ေတာင္ငူ | Ks
Musul | မူဆယ္ | Ks
Yay Nan Chaung | ေရနံေခ်ာင္း | Ks
Pyin nyung | ျပည္/ေညာင္ | Ks
Pyawbwe | ေပ်ာ္ဘြယ္ | Ks
Nam Sam | နမ္စန္႔ | Ks
Shwebo | ေ႐ႊဘို | Ks
Kaw Lin | ေကာလင္း | Ks
Wintho | ၀န္းသို႔ | Ks
Kyauk Mae | ေက်ာက္မဲ | Ks
Sittway | စစ္ေတြ | Ks
Taung Twin Gyi | ေတာင္တြင္းႀကီး | Ks
Pyay | ျပည္ | Ks
Pachilcik | တာခ်ီလိတ္ | Ks
Magwae | မေကြး | Ks
Kyaikhto | က်ိဳကိတို | Ks
Yawarmon |႐ြာမြန္ | Ks
Monyar |မုံ႐ြာ | Ks
Taung Gyi |ေတာင္ႀကီး | Ks
Nay Phyi Taw |ၿမိဳ႕မ/ေဘာဂ/သေျပကုန္း | Ks
Phaan |ဘားအံ | Ks
Myeik |ၿမိတ္ | Ks
Dawei |ထား၀ယ္ | Ks
Ye |ေရး | Ks
Pyin Oo Lwin |ျပင္ဦးလြင္ | Ks
Ye U |ေရဦး | Ks
Dazet |တန္႔ဆည္ | Ks
Thi baw |သီေပါ | Ks
Naung Cho |ေနာင္ခ်ိဳ | Ks
Kyankhin |ႀကံခင္း | Ks
Lashio |လားရႈိး | Ks
Salin |စလင္း | Ks
Kalaw |ကေလာ | Ks
Popa |ပုပါၸး | Ks
Thanphyuzayat |သံျဖဴ/ဇရပ္ | Ks
Bago |ပဲခူး | Ks
Mawlamyine |ေမာ္လၿမိဳင္ | Ks
Mudong |မုဒုံ | Ks
Theinzayut | သိမ္ဇရပ္ | Ks
Waw | ေဝါ | Ks
Pakokku |ပခုကၠဴ | Ks
Meiktilar |မိတီၱလာ | Ks
Nat mauk | နတ္ေမာက္ | Ks
Lawksawk |ရပ္ေစာက္ | Ks
Shwe kyin |ေရႊက်င္ | Ks
Kanyut kwin |ကၫြတ္ကြင္း | Ks
Kyauttakhar |ေက်ာက္တံခါး | Ks
Mandalay |မနၱေလး | Ks
Kant Ba Lu |ကန္႔ဘလူ | Ks
Min Hla |မင္းလွ | Ks
Chauk |ေခ်ာက္ | Ks
Bagan-Nyang-U |ပုဂံ-ေညာင္ဦး | Ks
Kyaing Ton |က်ိဳင္းတုံ | Ks
Pathein |ပုသိမ္ | Ks
Tayeat |သရက္ | Ks
Kamma Pyay |ကမ္ၼ(ျပည္) | Ks
Kamma Pokokku |ကမၼ(ပခုကၠဴ) | Ks
Myanaung |ျမန္ေအာင္ | Ks
Myinggan |ျမင္းျခံ | Ks
Paungte. |ေပါင္းတည္ | Ks
Kenglong |က်ိဳင္းတုံ | Ks
Tachileik |တာခ်ီလိတ္ | Ks
Mohnyin |မိုးညႇင္း | Ks
Magoke |မိုးကုတ္ | Ks
Gangaw |ဂန္႔ေဂါ | Ks
Thandwe |သံတြဲ | Ks
Chaungtha |ေခ်ာင္းသာ | Ks
Ngwesaung |ေငြေဆာင္ | Ks
Kawthaung |ေကာ့ေသာင္း | Ks
Bhamo | ဗန္းေမာ္ | Ks
Hpakan | ဖားကန္႔ | Ks
Mataya | မတၲရာ | Ks
Moekaung | မုိးေကာင္း | Ks
Sakai (Sagging) | စစ္ကုိင္း | Ks
Kawkareik | ေကာ့ကရိတ္ | Ks
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