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Digital image taken with a Canon 20D - found and admired at Busch Wildlife Conservation Area in St. Charles County, Missouri.
Day 257/366 - Sign with so many stickers over it not sure what it originally said. Perhaps "No Skateboarding" ?
If your name is Mike, but most people call you ... Mike,....then this message is meant for you !
(free after that hilarious quote in "Blazing Saddles)
Werregarenstraatje, Ghent, Belgium
Larry was a sergeant with the 513th Airborne Signal Company, Message Center Group. The following are excerpts from some of his letters home to his mother:
February 8, 1945: “Censorship will make it hard to write long letters. You might want to re-read the letters my Uncle Oliver Brenden sent home from France in WW-I. Many things have not changed in France. My uncle talked about railroad cars that would hold 40 men or 6 horses. We rode in those box cars yesterday. The toilets haven’t changed much either.”
February 27, 1945: “The barracks we are now in were used by the Germans when they were in France. The Germans wrote things on the walls like – ‘The Truth is our greatest Weapon!’ Some joke, heh. The poor French kids are always begging for cigarettes and chocolate. There is a terrific black market here. A pack of cigarettes = $2.00, a gallon of gas = $40.” [In terms of today, the $2.00 = just under $20.00 and the $40.00 just under $400.00]
April 17, 1945: “The French are really rough on the women who ‘Collaborated’ with the German soldier. I saw one woman get all her hair cut off. Another woman was put in an old card [sic] and dragged around town, with people jeering her.”
June 21, 1945: “Today we went through the Maginot Line, built by the French at enormous expense. It is about 100 feet deep and is like a city under ground. Elaborate tunnels all over. I will never forget how proud our French guide was of the Maginot Line – one of the biggest military failures of all times. The Germans went over it and around it! Today the farmers are haying on top of it.”
July 27, 1945: “The 13th Airborne Division is on its way home!!”
Date of Original: circa 1940s
Item Number: Larry%20Aasen
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This is the Message Pump USB. It is an LCD backpack that is used to control an LCD with your computer over USB.
The Message Pump Serial is a TTL serial version. This version could be used to easily connect an LCD to an Arduino or other micro-controller.
Since Firmware v2, both the USB and Serial versions also have an I2C interface that you can use at the same time as the main interface. Not only does this give you more choices of how to connect it, but you could connect the Message Pump to two different devices at the same time !
A message from the family for our Christmas Cards. The lovely font is Rockwell shadow - 16 or 18pt I think.
This message is hanged up on a shop of my town... It's so hilaryus... For no italian readers:
"Today I almost died. If I'll exit resuscitation, tomorrow I am open"
Steltronic Instant Messaging!
New for 2020 is Steltronic Instant Messaging. From any Focus workstation, you can send an instant message to the lane monitors and you decide how long it remains on the overhead LCD monitors.
For league secretaries, have the front desk send an instant message to the lanes stating a league meeting will take place in the lounge at 5:45 PM.
Snack bar employees can announce to the players on lane 24, “your pizza is ready for pickup in the snack bar.”
For more information (800) 942-5939
info@steltronicscoring.com
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One of the messages displayed in Cornerhouse. To send a message to Cornerhouse Scribbler visit cornerhousescribbler.co.uk
I have always felt especially drawn to my faith during easter. It is a time for reflection and contemplation. I look forward to attending the services starting on Maundy Thursday with the washing of the feet, to the solemnity of Good Friday and the celebration of the Easter Vigil where the church proclaims the message of the Risen Lord.
Peace and love to all my Flickr friends and may all your families and friends be blessed. Happy Easter.
We got these word magnets in the mail from Dove. Madison left me this message. It's one thing to be loved by your daughter, it's another to be liked!