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by George di Caprio, Jim Himes, Rich Chidlaw, Matt Golden, Milt Gray, Berent Boates, Art Vitello, Dennis Ellison & Chris Lane
Published by The last gasp publishing Co.
1975
George Barnett play at The Sunflower Lounge in Birmingham, 29 December 2012.
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My Husband calls me a WalMart junkie. I guess this set of pictures proves it. Everything you see in these pictures is George brand clothing (boots, tights, dress, blouse) purchased from WalMart.
People often say that 'beauty is in the eye of the beholder,' and I say that the most liberating thing about beauty is realizing that you are the beholder. This empowers us to find beauty in places where others have not dared to look, including inside ourselves.
-- Salma Hayek
Various dates, principally early C18 mid C19 and 1924. Red sandstone ashlar. Northern part (left) is the oldest, 3 storeys, centre carriage entry with cornice and curved pediment, flanked by small shop fronts (Nos 19 and 20), above are 6 sash windows on each floor in stone architraves, top moulded cornice. Present mid C19 main front to S of this is 4 storeys, with centre Roman Doric porch with cornice and stone balustraded balcony, a 2-storeyed canted bay window at each side with stone mullions, and centre sash in moulded architraves with cornices; triple sashes on second floor, and 2 semi-circular eyes on top floor. Large portion farther S added in 1924 is similar style.
Prince Charles Edward Stuart stayed here 22 November 1745.
When George's Grandmamma was told
That George had been as good as gold,
She promised in the afternoon
To buy him an Immense BALLOON.
And so she did; but when it came,
It got into the candle flame,
And being of a dangerous sort
Exploded with a loud report!
The lights went out! The windows broke!
The room was filled with reeking smoke.
And in the darkness shrieks and yells
Were mingled with electric bells,
And falling masonry and groans,
And crunching, as of broken bones,
And dreadful shrieks, when, worst of all,
The house itself began to fall!
It tottered, shuddering to and fro,
Then crashed into the street below-
Which happened to be Savile Row.
When help arrived, among the dead
Were Cousin Mary, Little Fred,
The Footmen (both of them), the Groom,
The man that cleaned the Billiard-Room,
The Chaplain, and the Still-Room Maid.
And I am dreadfully afraid
That Monsieur Champignon, the Chef,
Will now be permanently deaf-
And both his aides are much the same;
While George, who was in part to blame,
Received, you will regret to hear,
A nasty lump behind the ear.
The moral is that little boys
Should not be given dangerous toys.
Co. D, 9th KS. Cavalry
The Chanute Daily Tribune, May 23, 1910
HE HAD LIVED HERE 51 YEARS
GEORGE W. DITMARS, NEOSHO COUNTY PIONEER, DEAD.
Funeral Service, From Late Home, 322 S. Ashby, at 3 Tomorrow Afternoon--
Soldier in the Ninth Kansas.
George W. Ditmars died at his home, 322 South Ashby avenue, yesterday about noon. The immediate cause was heart failure, though Mr. Ditmars had been an invalid and forced to walk on crutches for ten years.
He was feeling as well as usual yesterday, however, and was washing for dinner when a sinking spell overcame him. He died before the physician, who was summoned immediately, arrived.
Mr. Ditmars leaves besides his wife, two sons, one daughter and one brother. The sons, Judson and Warren, are Neosho county farmers. The daughter, Mrs. S. H. Ruggles, lives on a farm near Guilford, Wilson county. The brother, James Ditmars, lives in Earlton.
Mr. Ditmars was 78 years of age, an old soldier and an old settler, in fact, one of the oldest in this vicinity. He was a native of Tioga county, New York, and was the oldest of a family of three sons.
While still a young lad the parents moved to Michigan, where George grew up, got his schooling and married.
With his small family Mr. Ditmars decided to brave the dangers of a pioneer life and drove in a covered wagon to Neosho county in 1859.
He had no more than broken the sod and erected a pole shanty on his farm, two miles and a half from what is now Chanute, then the Civil war broke out.
Mr. Ditmars established his wife and family safely in Iola and enlisted in Company D, of the Ninth Kansas, which made such a name for itself on both sides of the line for valiant service. In the three years of more than active service Mr. Ditmars received only one injury, a rupture from the pommel of a saddle, and from which he never fully recovered.
The farm, which lies along the Neosho river, was early in the oil boom development and later disposed of profitably.
The ford which crosses the river at the boundary of the farm was named Ditmars' ford after the owner of the farm.
The funeral will be from the late home tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Burial will be in Elmwood cemetery.
George Hincapie warming up before the start of the Individual time-trial of the 2007 Tour de France.
George Hincapie, Discovery Channel, USA, finished 3rd on the day with a time of 9:13.75
George Hincapie assisted Lance Armstrong in all seven of his Tour de France victories. Hincapie was also a domestique for Alberto Contador during his 2007 Tour de France victory. On the 2009 tour, George was instrumental in offering his support for Mark Cavendish in his six stage wins.
He is the only rider to have raced on eight Tour-winning teams. As of the end of the 2009 Tour, Hincapie has raced the Tour de France 14 times, finishing all but the first year.
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From Wikipedia: The Shaw Festival, an annual theater festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, began as an eight week run of Don Juan in Hell and Candida in 1962 and has grown into an annual festival with over 800 performances a year, dedicated to producing the works of Shaw and his contemporaries.
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George Stroumboulopoulos from the Hour on CBC talking about urban agriculture in Detroit, during his "Mile a minute" segment. It was a good piece that I was pleased to hear, talking about Detroit dealing with its disaster in an innovative way. Nice work.
The photo behind him for most of his piece is a shot I took in 1983. On the one hand it was great to hear that some of my work was hitting the media in some form, on the other hand it was lifted off of flickr without permission or attribution of the shot. I ain't no complainer but I wrote an email. A polite young staffer apologized.
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Country : USA
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Country : USA
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George Timothy Clooney
(Born 6 May 1961)
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French postcard in the Les Vedettes du Cinéma series by Editions Filma, no. 24.
Georges Melchior (1889-1944) was a French film actor, active in French cinema between 1911 and 1937, and known for the Fantômas serials by Louis Feuillade (1913-1914), and L'Atlantide (1921).
This is the statue which stands in the middle of the town centre in Nuneaton. George Eliot was the pen name of Mary Ann Evans a Victorian Novelist who wrote novels such as "Silas Marner", "Middlemarch" and "Mill On The Floss". She was born and raised on the Arbury Estate at Nuneaton in Warwickshire. Her father was a farmer on the Estate who worked for the Newdigate Family.
The elegant St. George and the Dragon relief on the statue's base, executed in schiacciato (also known as bas-relief or basso rilievo) is one of the first examples of central-point perspective in sculpture.
I've met George a few times on the beach during those past two years. He speaks Russian and some Hebrew, we communicate rather well just the same. Usually he drives a tractor to carry away heavy debris. Today he was working by the recently demolished lifeguard station destroyed by the last storm a few weeks ago.
"This is a good guy, he is OK", George said with a very gentle smile as I was showing him this portrait I took of him.
Yes, I do believe he is a nice guy.
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The delipidated George Gill Paper Company, Holyoke Mass. The tracks in the foreground belong to the Pioneer Valley Railroad. The track on the left is the Horn Track, this section last being used in 2003. The track on the right is the sidetrack that served Linweave Paper.