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From The Rubber Stamper November December 2006 My photo, snowflake background by Eureka Merry Christmas Saying by Darcie
My photo of the Chicago Riverwalk has been published in The Chicago River: A History in Photographs by Jonathan Genzen. The book is available from Amazon.com, Borders, Barnes & Noble, and most Chicagoland bookstores.
Found in an old family bible are a couple of pages from the John Lewis Childs Company's Fall Catalog of 1900. J. L. Childs founded the first mail order seed business in the United States.
The business he started boomed in Floral Park, NY until, in 1921, Childs died at the age of 65. His widow sold the business in the mid-1920s. During the Great Depression she sold off his large real estate holdings.
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Grizz (Christopher Andelin) wrote the article and Corey Kruitbosch and I shot the pics. It was a thrilling winter fishing trip. Definitely one to remember, and for sure do again!
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La grande stagione dei concerti milanesi non poteva dirsi tale senza gli Independent Days, meglio conosciuti come IDays. La manifestazione musicale, si svolge dal 21 al 24 giugno presso il Parco Experience di Rho, ovvero la struttura nata dall’ex Area Expo 2015.
Joan Thiele è una giovane cantante emergente di talento, bellezza ed origini a dir poco affascinanti. E’ nata nel 1991 in Italia da madre italiana e papà svizzero-colombiano, ma ha trascorso l’infanzia a Cartagena, tra i Caraibi e le coltivazioni di caffè. Fin dall'infanzia ha trascorso una vita nomade che le ha regalato un gusto musicale internazionale, un connubio creativo con sfumature stilistiche che non possono lasciare indifferenti.
By: DE Harrington
Built: 1938
A basic floor plan of the pub interior was published as part of the architects' designs for the building This shows two main rooms, labelled 'Saloon Bar' (now a restaurant) and 'Public Bar' (which is the pubs main bar).
The bar counter in the basic plan curves sinously in the main bar, and differs from the current arrangement. It is not unlikely that that the inclusion of a bar counter in the plan was intended to give an indication of the room's function, however, rather than being a detailed design.
Indeed, the fabric evidence in the public house suggests a different arrangement was created when the pub was fitted out, perhaps under the direction of the first landlord who was was one Hyman Lipman.
A jazzy pink, white and black-patterned lino is in a design and condition that suggests it is original to the building. The lino follows the profile of the current bar counter in both rooms, suggesting it too is original. The joinery of the bar counter and bar front in both parts of the pub is also consistent with a 1930s date.
Booths and panelling in the saloon bar are likely to be original too: they are in a design of the period (stained timber with darker raised bands) and form a coherent ensemble that appears purpose-fitted in this room. One partition has a fluted glass transom, another convincing period detail.
The saloon barhas an original fireplace, shown on the architects' plan, with a brick surround and timber mantelpiece.
The booths in the public bar are known to be late-C20 sympathetic additions, but the panelling here matches that in the saloon bar and so may be original. The fabric evidence of the interior strongly suggests the current fixtures and fittings are original to the building.
(source www.historicengland.org.uk)
Look what came yesterday! I ordered two Blurb books: one with all my pictures from my first 365 project (finally) and one with the pictures I took last year. I had been working on them for ages, not quite wanting to commit to publishing them, but there was a discount for Mother's Day that I couldn't refuse: 20% off when you order 2 books. These books have quite a few pages, so they're not cheap. Luckily, I had both of them waiting in the wings, begging to be finished and published.
A sailing boat passing by as seen from the bridge of MS Finnswan.
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Ohi kulkeva purjevene MS Finnswanin komentosillalta nähtynä. Saaristossa vastaan tulee lähinnä purjeveneitä. Joskus ne aiheuttavat sydämentykytystä, kun purjeveneet jättävät Finnswanin väistämisen viime tippaan, kertoo kakkosperämies Djupsjöbacka.
This actually came in the mail yesterday, but we didn't see it until today. It's enRoute, Air Canada's inflight magazine. That would be my picture on the lower right, from our dinner at the Hualalai Grille in Hawaii during our honeymoon. They saw it on Flickr and wanted to use it for their story. (The story itself seems a little scattered, but mostly decent.) I said, "here's my name to give me credit... and could you send me a copy?" I think it's really funny and random.