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Does anybody know why my computer has gone wonky donky and tipped over to the left ?
Ive tried to reset the comp and restore but it just comes back on like this
MY comp is a samsung
Any advice would be gatfully accepted As my flamin neck is killing me viewing +reading at this angle - hee-hee
Hello everyone,
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Please any #help, your #contribution will help food and milk for the poor people and their children. No fees on this fundraiser of Indian GoFundMe (Ketto). See for more: bit.ly/394TU99
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hand held vivitar with diff at left high at 1/4 power pentax k5 high iso test jpeg from cam light pp highpass overlay
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Sooo..... I have made a Lego version of him, but then I saw this pic, and thought, should I make the snowy/damage effect? I need your guys' help. Thanks!!!! :D
This is a very SERIOUS help question I need to ask. Do you know anyone who does re-root comminsions on flickr? I would ask my mom but she's always to busy with work and moving in to our new apartment. So please do you know anyone? I would try but I don't even know how to put hair in and I'm scared I might mess something up or choose the wrong...m you know! So do you know ANYONE that does re-root commensions for free? Please help! I don't have any dolls that need re-rooting, but just incase I do need help I already know who to call! Help someone help!!!!
Why don't we take a breath and thank God for the gifts he provided to us and think of the state of how the poor people live and try to get in to their shoes and think for a second.
Try to economise and limit your waste and help the poor.
Location: Ajmer, India
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Mid-train helper locomotives between Mojave and Tehachapi, California. A misty morning with the sun breaking through, March 2000.
The first house that John James Audubon lived in when he came to the United States, in the early nineteenth century. His father, a French naval officer, was able to get him a fake passport in order to help him escape being drafted.
This house is in Mill Grove, Pennsylvania, near Valley Forge.
Audubon is most famous for cataloging and painting wild birds. As a young adult, he considered this property a paradise.
I could have enjoyed a guided tour of the house, in exchange for a nominal fee, but opted to take in the beautiful November weather instead.
Hello everyone,
Please help us to #provide food and milk for poor people and their children to relieve them from #hunger and to stop #starving #deaths of the poor people and their #children, and to fight against the #coronavirus.
Please any #help, your #contribution will help food and milk for the poor people and their children. No fees on this fundraiser of Indian GoFundMe (Ketto). See for more: bit.ly/394TU99
#StandWithChildren #Help #ShareForSupport #GivingHope #SampathiFoundationCharity #HelpingHands #Children #Fundraising #Coronavirus #Hunger #DonateFoodForPoor #FightAgainstCorona #StopStarvingDeaths #SupportUs
Balcone di Bari vecchia..
Scattata con la mia Zenit 122 e il mio "MC MIr 20M 3.5/20" in una domenica con 38°C alle 12.00 circa..
PORT SIMPSON - was named after Aemilius Simpson, a Hudson's Bay Company surveyor, administrator and British naval officer, who helped found and build Fort Nass (as Fort Simpson was formerly known) and died there in 1831. He was a relative of George Simpson, the senior HBC official in North America.
Lax-Kw'alaams - previously called PORT SIMPSON, is an Indigenous village community in British Columbia, Canada, not far from the city of Prince Rupert. It is located on Port Simpson Indian Reserve No. 1, which is shared with other residential communities of the Tsimshian Nation. Lax-Kw'alaams derives from Laxłgu'alaams, also formerly spelled Lach Goo Alams, which means "place of the wild roses," It is an ancient camping spot of the Gispaxlo'ots tribe. In 1834 the Hudson's Bay Company set up a trading post there called Fort Simpson, then Port Simpson. The facility was named after Capt. Aemilius Simpson, superintendent of the HBC's Marine Department, who in 1830 had established the first, short-lived, Fort Simpson, on the nearby Nass River with Peter Skene Ogden. The HBC set up Fort Simpson in order to undermine American dominance of the Maritime Fur Trade along the Pacific Coast.
- from "Lovell's Gazetteer of the Dominion of Canada (1908)" - PORT SIMPSON, B.C., a post village on the Pacific, facing Dixon entrance, the water passageway that separates the north (Graham Island) is land of Queen CharlotteIs lands group from the southern (United States) extension of Alaska, on a land promontory immediately south of Portland Channel, on Hastings Arm, at the mouth of the Nasse River, and a little way north of Port Essington, at the mouth of the Skeena River, Cariboo district. The place has of late gained prominence as the projected terminus on the Pacific of the new Grand Trunk Pacific RR., the terminal city to be known as PRINCE RUPERT.
(from 1918 - Wrigley's British Columbia directory) - PORT SIMPSON - a post office, native village and trading post, formerly a fortified trading post of the Hudson's Bay Company, on the northwest of Tsimpsean Peninsula, at entrance to Portland Canal, 27 miles north of Prince Rupert, in Prince Rupert Provincial Electoral District, reached by C.P. R., G. T. P. and Union S.S. Co.'s steamers. Has telegraph office. Anglican and Methodist missions. Population, 700. Local resources: Salmon fishing and boat-building. Has excellent harbour and water frontage. The Anglican mission boat, "Northern Cross," calls monthly at this point.
The Post Office was established at Fort Simpson - 1 October 1885 - it became PORT SIMPSON - 1 March 1900.
LINKS to a list of the Postmasters who served at the FORT SIMPSON Post Office - recherche-collection-search.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/home/record... - and the PORT SIMPSON Post Office - recherche-collection-search.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/Home/Record...
- sent from - / PORT SIMPSON / SP 25 / 22 / B.C / - split ring arrival cancel - this split ring hammer (A1-2 / dia 19.0 mm) was proofed - 19 June 1908 - (RF C).
- addressed to: Clarke & Stuart / (Stationers) / Vancouver, B.C.
In 1894, when Vancouver’s first bookseller, Seth Thorne Tilley, exited the bookselling business, he handed the baton to Harold Clarke and James Duff-Stuart. The two were former clerks with Thomson Bros., one of Tilley’s main rivals in Vancouver. After purchasing the business, they renamed it Clarke & Stuart - read the complete story on the history of Clarke & Stuart at this link - changingvancouver.wordpress.com/tag/clarke-and-stuart/
In 1920 Clarke and Stuart still had a store here, and also one at 550 Seymour. A year later they only had the new store, and Spencer’s had taken over control of the entire block. From the look of the chimneys on the roof, they used the upper part of the Clarke and Stuart warehouse to add new boilers for the entire complex. From this angle it’s also possible to see how Spencer’s 1907 and 1911 store buildings were actually taller than the 1976 Harbour Centre that replaced them. The complex incorporated most of the store facade but did some really terrible things to the lower part of the Cordova Street frontage (and no favours to Seymour Street either). These days SFU Harbour Centre are in the Spencer’s part while offices fill the Harbour Centre tower and the lookout on top offer views over The Changing City.