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Well, it had a name, but I don't remember it. I bought Cable #1 here. I hid it from my parents. A victim of the 90s speculator boom, this place didn't last so long.
Version alternative de Pokémon épisode 640 Dernier appel, première manche dans laquelle Aurore, Sacha, Pierre et Pikachu arrivent au Grand Festival du lac Courage où la coordinatrice Pokémon dispose de ses cinq rubans requis pour valider sa participation.
Malheureusement, à peine arrivé pour valider son inscription pour le Grand Festival tandis que Sacha, Pierre et Pikachu s'accordaient une partie de pêche dans un secteur du lac Courage, Aurore a été kidnappée par deux individus l'ayant assommé d'un coup de taser.
A son réveil, Aurore a été solidement ligotée/bâillonnée et placé dans une cellule du commissariat de Marantaville où elle compris que ses ravisseurs étaient en réalité l'inspecteur Beladonis et une agent Jenny ayant été découverts que la jeune fille a commis une grave infraction au règlement des concours Pokémon en autorisant la princesse Salvia à usurper son identité pour participer au concours de Marantaville lors des événements de l'épisode 637 L'aurore d'une journée royale puisque c'est interdit d'avoir recours à cette méthode et en plus Aurore disposait déjà de ses cinq rubans au moment où elle est venue dans cette ville avec ses amis.
Pour la punir de cette infraction au règlement des concours de la région Sinnoh, les cinq rubans de la pokegirl ont été supprimés et sa participation au Grand Festival fut annulée. Elle va devoir passer une journée solidement ligotée/bâillonnée dans une cellule avec pour seul confort un coussin lui évitant d'avoir mal aux fesses.
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The SS Allenwood was built and launched in December 1920 by Ernest Wright of John Wright & Co Shipyards, Tuncurry, NSW. The vessel was a coastal trader owned by Allen Taylor's North Coast Shipping Co. with her prime role that of carrying timber and supplies to the residents of towns along the coast of NSW.
The 398-ton, 147-foot twin-screw wooden steamer was easily recognizable by her twin funnels.
During WW2 the Allenwood was requisitioned by the Department of Navy and became the HMAS Allenwood, after the war reverting to its former role..
Vessels like the SS Allenwood regularly faced hazardous sea conditions as well as perilous bar crossings up and down the NSW coast. Many such vessels were lost in their performance of these roles and many mariners died.
Somehow the twin screw powered SS Allenwood managed to survive the elements until one foggy night on the 14th September 1951 in a powerful storm the vessel skippered by Captain Boutrup finally succumbed to nature's fury. Unable to avoid being washed onto Birdie Beach, near Norah Head on the NSW Central Coast the life of the Allenwood ended.
Soon after she was declared a wreck and put out to tender for salvage. Marine engineer JP Scott of Warners Bay was the successful bidder. He paid £601 for the salvage rights. He used the timber to build a house at Warners Bay.
After big storms when sand is removed from the wreck site the superstructure of the boat can still be seen today.
Click on the image below to read more about the SS Allenwood.
Birdie Beach, is in Munmorah State Conservation Area being bordered by the rugged cliffs of Wybung Head to the north and Budgewoi Peninsula to its south. Rarely busy, Birdie Beach is a great spot for surfing and snorkelling though its best known as a clothing-optional beach.
All the Grok Ai animated images of the SS Allenwood that follow have been created from the image of Kevin Rasmussen's model boat shown in the first comment below.
I asked that Grok Ai create a realistic portrayal of the model in a stormy sea. In some renditions I asked it to add voices to the rendered image but had to specifically ask that it use an Australian accent.
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The SS Allenwood was built and launched in December 1920 by Ernest Wright of John Wright & Co Shipyards, Tuncurry, NSW. The vessel was a coastal trader owned by Allen Taylor's North Coast Shipping Co. with her prime role that of carrying timber and supplies to the residents of towns along the coast of NSW.
The 398-ton, 147-foot twin-screw wooden steamer was easily recognizable by her twin funnels.
During WW2 the Allenwood was requisitioned by the Department of Navy and became the HMAS Allenwood, after the war reverting to its former role..
Vessels like the SS Allenwood regularly faced hazardous sea conditions as well as perilous bar crossings up and down the NSW coast. Many such vessels were lost in their performance of these roles and many mariners died.
Somehow the twin screw powered SS Allenwood managed to survive the elements until one foggy night on the 14th September 1951 in a powerful storm the vessel skippered by Captain Boutrup finally succumbed to nature's fury. Unable to avoid being washed onto Birdie Beach, near Norah Head on the NSW Central Coast the life of the Allenwood ended.
Soon after she was declared a wreck and put out to tender for salvage. Marine engineer JP Scott of Warners Bay was the successful bidder. He paid £601 for the salvage rights. He used the timber to build a house at Warners Bay.
After big storms when sand is removed from the wreck site the superstructure of the boat can still be seen today.
Click on the image below to read more about the SS Allenwood.
Birdie Beach, is in Munmorah State Conservation Area being bordered by the rugged cliffs of Wybung Head to the north and Budgewoi Peninsula to its south. Rarely busy, Birdie Beach is a great spot for surfing and snorkelling though its best known as a clothing-optional beach.
All the Grok Ai animated images of the SS Allenwood that follow have been created from the image of Kevin Rasmussen's model boat shown in the first comment below.
I asked that Grok Ai create a realistic portrayal of the model in a stormy sea. In some renditions I asked it to add voices to the rendered image but had to specifically ask that it use an Australian accent.
recipe by grok. Here's a simple recipe for Oatmeal Ginger Muffins:
### Ingredients:
- **1 cup** rolled oats
- **1 cup** all-purpose flour
- **1/2 cup** brown sugar
- **2 teaspoons** baking powder
- **1/2 teaspoon** baking soda
- **1/2 teaspoon** salt
- **2 teaspoons** ground ginger
- **1/2 teaspoon** ground cinnamon
- **1 cup** milk (or non-dairy alternative)
- **1/4 cup** molasses or honey
- **1/4 cup** vegetable oil or melted butter
- **1** large egg
- **1 teaspoon** vanilla extract
- **1/2 cup** crystallized ginger, chopped (optional for extra zest)
### Instructions:
1. **Preheat Oven**: Preheat your oven to 400°F (200°C). Grease or line a 12-cup muffin tin with paper liners.
2. **Mix Dry Ingredients**: In a large bowl, combine the oats, flour, brown sugar, baking powder, baking soda, salt, ground ginger, and cinnamon.
3. **Combine Wet Ingredients**: In another bowl, whisk together the milk, molasses (or honey), oil (or butter), egg, and vanilla extract until well blended.
4. **Combine Wet and Dry**: Pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients and stir just until combined. If using, fold in the crystallized ginger.
5. **Fill Muffin Cups**: Divide the batter evenly among the muffin cups.
6. **Bake**: Bake for 18-20 minutes, or until the tops are golden and a toothpick inserted into the center of a muffin comes out clean.
7. **Cool**: Allow the muffins to cool in the pan for about 5 minutes, then transfer to a wire rack to cool completely.
### Tips:
- For a vegan version, use a flax egg (1 tbsp ground flaxseed mixed with 3 tbsp water, let sit for 5 minutes) instead of the egg and choose plant-based milk and oil.
- If you prefer less sweetness, reduce the brown sugar to 1/3 cup.
- These muffins are great for a quick breakfast or snack, and they store well in an airtight container for up to 3 days at room temperature or can be frozen for longer storage.
Enjoy your oatmeal ginger muffins!
recipe by grok. Here's a simple recipe for Oatmeal Ginger Muffins:
### Ingredients:
- **1 cup** rolled oats
- **1 cup** all-purpose flour
- **1/2 cup** brown sugar
- **2 teaspoons** baking powder
- **1/2 teaspoon** baking soda
- **1/2 teaspoon** salt
- **2 teaspoons** ground ginger
- **1/2 teaspoon** ground cinnamon
- **1 cup** milk (or non-dairy alternative)
- **1/4 cup** molasses or honey
- **1/4 cup** vegetable oil or melted butter
- **1** large egg
- **1 teaspoon** vanilla extract
- **1/2 cup** crystallized ginger, chopped (optional for extra zest)
### Instructions:
1. **Preheat Oven**: Preheat your oven to 400°F (200°C). Grease or line a 12-cup muffin tin with paper liners.
2. **Mix Dry Ingredients**: In a large bowl, combine the oats, flour, brown sugar, baking powder, baking soda, salt, ground ginger, and cinnamon.
3. **Combine Wet Ingredients**: In another bowl, whisk together the milk, molasses (or honey), oil (or butter), egg, and vanilla extract until well blended.
4. **Combine Wet and Dry**: Pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients and stir just until combined. If using, fold in the crystallized ginger.
5. **Fill Muffin Cups**: Divide the batter evenly among the muffin cups.
6. **Bake**: Bake for 18-20 minutes, or until the tops are golden and a toothpick inserted into the center of a muffin comes out clean.
7. **Cool**: Allow the muffins to cool in the pan for about 5 minutes, then transfer to a wire rack to cool completely.
### Tips:
- For a vegan version, use a flax egg (1 tbsp ground flaxseed mixed with 3 tbsp water, let sit for 5 minutes) instead of the egg and choose plant-based milk and oil.
- If you prefer less sweetness, reduce the brown sugar to 1/3 cup.
- These muffins are great for a quick breakfast or snack, and they store well in an airtight container for up to 3 days at room temperature or can be frozen for longer storage.
Enjoy your oatmeal ginger muffins!
Version alternative de Code Lyoko épisode 91 Il est sensé d'être insensé où après que Yumi et Odd aient assommés Sophie la comptable des Subdigitals xanatifiée en combinant leurs talents respectifs en arts martiaux, Jérémie est arrivé avec des câbles d'acier qu'il avait trouvé à côté de l'endroit où il a été neutralisé quelques minutes plus tôt et a demandé à ses amis de l'aider à ligoter/bâillonner solidement Sophie avant qu'elle se réveille puis a utilisé la bombe EMP pour la libérer de l'emprise de XANA dont il a procédé à des améliorations pour que ça fonctionne contrairement à ce qu'il s'était passé dans l'épisode 41 Ultimatum où ça n'avait fait qu'assommer temporairement le provisoire et éviter que ça n'affecte l'interface de commande du supercalculateur ainsi que les téléphones portables en focalisant le champ d'action sur la personne désignée.
La bombe EMP a marché avec succès et après s'être assurée que Sophie a été libérée, Jérémie a virtualisé Yumi et Odd pour aider Aelita ayant été virtualisée contre sa volonté pendant qu'elle était assommée au music-hall Olympia de Paris.
10 minutes plus tard, Sophie s'est réveillée incapable de bouger et de parler pour comprendre comment elle s'est retrouvé dans cet état ni où elle est retenue prisonnière. Heureusement elle oubliera cette mauvaise expérience grâce au retour vers le passé que Jérémie activera lorsqu'Aelita aura désactivée la Tour.
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Image enhanced - Google Gemini Ai then animated in Grok Ai.
Left to Right - Arthur Wedlock (Manager of Wright Shipyards) Captain Gibson (Sydney Marine Underwriters' and Salvage Association Representative), Allen Taylor (Lord Mayor of Sydney and owner of the North Coast Shipping Line, Ernest Wright (Owner and Ship Builder John Wright & Co Shipyards, Tuncurry NSW.)
Captain D. W. Gibson was the principal surveyor and salvage expert for the Sydney Marine Underwriters' and Salvage Association during the early 20th century.
His relationship with Sir Allen Taylor and Ernest Wright formed a crucial, pragmatic "triangle" in the high-risk coastal shipping industry of New South Wales.
Ernest Wright (The Builder): At the John Wright & Co. shipyards in Tuncurry, Wright constructed a large fleet of rugged wooden coastal steamers (often called "timber droghers").
Sir Allen Taylor (The Owner): Taylor commissioned and operated many of these Tuncurry-built vessels for his massive timber and shipping enterprise (Allen Taylor & Co. and the North Coast Steam Navigation Company).
Captain Gibson (The Rescuer): When Wright's ships, carrying Taylor's timber, inevitably ran into trouble, Captain Gibson was the man dispatched by the insurance companies to save them.
The Danger of the "Bar Harbours"
Navigating the coastal rivers of New South Wales required crossing treacherous, shallow, and constantly shifting sandbars at the river mouths. Because of this, groundings and wrecks were an occupational hazard for the coastal timber trade.
When one of Taylor's vessels went aground on a beach or a coastal reef, Captain Gibson was the expert called in to assess the damage, arrange the heavy gear, and superintend the complex salvage operation. For example, Gibson oversaw the successful salvage and refloating of various Wright-built vessels after they were beached by rough weather or navigational errors.
In short: Ernest Wright built the ships, Allen Taylor owned and managed them, and Captain Gibson salvaged them when the ocean showed its fury.
Photo Credit - Graham Nicholson - Nicholson Family Collection
Version alternative d'Horseland épisode 1 La riche héritière dans laquelle Sarah Whitney fait son arrivée au ranch. Au début, tout le monde supposait qu’elle est aussi snob que les sœurs Stilton et lui ont réservé un accueil glacial où ceci est allé tellement loin que Basil, Rosa et Marie l'ont ligotée/bâillonnée dans la salle de la grange où est entreposé le matériel d'équitation pour bien lui faire comprendre qu'elle n'est pas la bienvenue au ranch d'Horseland.
Pauvre Sarah, elle qui voulait bien s'intégrer en tant que nouvelle pensionnaire et se lier d'amitié avec les cavalières en montrant combien elle est gentille et altruiste qu'elle se fait maltraiter de manière tellement injuste qu'elle en est au bord des larmes pour manifester sa tristesse et son désespoir.
(Description by Grok AI):
This vintage church sign is mounted on the exterior side wall of Pub Italia in Ottawa's Little Italy.
It originally belonged to People's Church (also styled Peoples Church) at 2097 Union Ave. in downtown Montreal, Quebec.
The sign prominently features Minister – Rev. B.H. Baskin (full name: Rev. Bertram Hugh "Bert" Baskin, 1927–2012).
A Canadian evangelical pastor and former missionary with the Sudan United Mission in Chad, Africa, Baskin served as minister of this congregation from 1966 to 1981 after health issues brought him and his family back from the mission field (with time spent recovering in the Ottawa area).
People's Church of Montreal was founded in 1938 by Rev. John Linton. A group of believers from various denominations began meeting under the Scripture Testimony League and later occupied the former First Baptist Church building on the corner of Sherbrooke and Union. The congregation joined the Associated Gospel Churches of Canada (AGC) in 1945 and has long emphasized Bible teaching, gospel preaching, and community outreach (including early radio broadcasts like The Peoples Gospel Hour).
The Associated Gospel Churches of Canada traces its roots to the 1890s as a fellowship of independent evangelical churches in Ontario, many with Salvation Army backgrounds. It was formally organized in the 1920s (initially as the Christian Workers’ Church of Canada) and renamed in 1925 to uphold the authority of Scripture in faith and practice. Today it remains a network of evangelical congregations across Canada.
The sign lists classic service times from the Baskin era — Bible School at 9:45 AM, Morning Worship at 11:00 AM, Evening Service at 7:00 PM, plus midweek and young people’s meetings — and carries the motto “Holding Forth the Word of Life.”It’s a neat piece of Canadian evangelical history repurposed as pub decor.
Pub Italia; Little Italy; Ottawa, Ontario.