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well this is the highlight of the order ok so I got 2 BrickArms Chakram & Nameless Trans red half sprue, 2 BrickArms M9 Pistol w/40mm Shell Trans red half sprue, 3 BrickArms Single Derringer Trans red, 3 BrickArms Single Derringer Random color. so ya I got 14 protos and when I get this order I'll take a proto pic and next week or the week after I'm getting a new camera!
Here is the restraining order my manipulative father took out against me so I can't talk to my brother. The only person who can help my brother is the judge. Hope he can show up at court on the 16th to make his wishes known.
Gethsemani Abbey, is located in Nelson County, Kentucky, near Culvertown. Have been past this many,many, times and know little about the religious order. The only contact that i have had with the Monks was in 1979. At the time I was involved with Registered Holsteins and some how got drafted into helping the professional photographer take photos of the dairy herd for the sale brochure and advertisement purposes. A small group of us spent the biggest part of two days helping with the cattle. You would think two days of working for free would at least get you a big THANK YOU. It just didn,t happen, ( LOL ) they were able to convey their appreciation in ways beside speech.
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The Abbey of Our Lady of Gethsemani is a Trappist monastery near Bardstown, Kentucky in Nelson County—situated on more than 2,000 acres of farmland, and considered to be the "mother house" of all Trappist and Trappistine monasteries in the United States of America. Founded December 21, 1848 and made an abbey in 1851, Gethsemani was made famous when the monk Thomas Merton—acclaimed author and poet—made the abbey his home. Gethsemani is the oldest monastery in the United States of America that is still in use. The monastery is well-known for its store—Gethsemani Farms—which offers handmade Trappist cheese, fruitcake and bourbon fudge on-site and by mail order. The current Abbot of the abbey is Fr. Elias Dietz
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Beginnings
In September 1805 a congregation of French Trappists from the Abbey of La Valsainte in Switzerland arrived in Louisville, Kentucky from Pennsylvania. They traveled south near Bardstown, Kentucky to meet with the first Catholic priest ordained in the United States—Fr. Stephen Badin. The monks were invited by Badin and members of the community to make their home in the area—and they did for a short while—but the congregation soon left in 1809 after a year of bad flooding. Though their departure was understandable, it left Baden and other locals wanting for the ancient rituals and lifestyle those Trappist monks had brought with them. It is no wonder, then, that the townspeople of Bardstown greeted the next congregation that came with open arms.
Farm fields of Gethsemani.In 1847 two monks from the Abbey of Melleray in France—under the instruction of Abbot Dom Maxime—were looking for land in Kentucky to build a monastery on. The two were greeted by Benedict Joseph Flaget in Louisville, who took them to nearby Nelson County, Kentucky. Here they surveyed a group of ten or twelve log buildings and land known as Gethsemani that was owned by the Sisters of Loretto—this was the same area that the Trappists who preceded them had temporarily made home—and made a deal for the land. On October 26, 1848, forty-four monks of the Abbey of Melleray left France with their leader—Fr. Eutropius Proust. France at this time was on the verge of revolution, and a secular attitude was sweeping across the land. Forty-three of the monks arrived in New Orleans, Louisiana on December 11, 1848, after losing one member of the congregation at sea. From there they sailed for ten days upriver to Louisville on the Martha Washington steamboat, arriving at Gethsemani on December 21, 1848. The group moved into the various buildings present at the site and celebrated Christmas days later.
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With summer almost hear, thought I should post some of the winter images I never got around to putting up.
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1. The main subject of the photo has a burger from Burger King, along with fresh lettuce/cheese. It also has a plate, sesame seeds, and an American flag toothpick on it. Other materials used were cardboard, toothpicks, and makeup sponges. In the background, materials used were coke, tinsel, party hat, a big American flag, and a wood backdrop. Jacks hand is also used.
2. In my partner and I's photo, we centered our theme around fourth of July / being patriotic. I took a shot of Jack putting the plate down as if he's serving an order.
3. We assembled the burger and put cardboard, sponges, and toothpicks in between so that the burger had more volume and the ingredients were more apparent. I sprinkled sesame seeds around the burger and plate. For the background, we got fake ice and put it in a cup of coke. We put alkaseltzer so it would be fizzy. The fourth of July is usually celebratory so we got a party hat and tinsel for the celebration mood/effect.
Photo of Air Marshal F.A. Agaltsov 1960s. Filipp Alexandrovich Agaltsov (1900-1980), Air Marshal, for the years of service was awarded the Gold Star medal, four Orders of Lenin, five Orders of the Red Banner, the Order of Suvorov II degree, the Order of Kutuzov II degree, the Order of the Patriotic War I degree, the Order of the Red Stars, the Order "For Service to the Motherland in the Armed Forces of the USSR" III degree, and other medals and foreign orders.
The Order: 1886 is set in an alternate history 1886 London, where an old Order of Knights keep the world safe from half breed monsters
Vortrag am 12.10.2021 im Gasteig HP8 (Saal X) vor der Typographischen Gesellschaft München (tgm) [Link]
Governor Moore signs an Environmental Justice Executive Order by Joe Andrucyk at Living Classrooms--Harbor East Location, 802 S. Caroline St. Baltimore MD 21230
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October 16, 2020 – Order of the Gavel induction ceremony at the Pylons on Virginia Tech’s campus. (Photo by Christina Franusich/Virginia Tech)
New Order (The Americas 2018) @ The Anthem, Washington, DC, on Tuesday, August 28, 2018.
The Americas 2018 #Tour @Setlist:
Intro: Das Rheingold: Vorspiel (Richard Wagner song)
Singularity
Regret
Crystal
Love Vigilantes
Your Silent Face
Superheated
Tutti Frutti
Subculture
Bizarre Love Triangle
Vanishing Point
Waiting for the Sirens' Call
Plastic
The Perfect Kiss
True Faith
Blue Monday
Temptation
Encore:
Atmosphere (Joy Division cover)
She's Lost Control (Joy Division cover) (First tour performance since 2006)
Love Will Tear Us Apart (Joy Division cover)