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Community members and Toronto councillors are fighting to protect four Dominion Wheel and Foundries Company heritage buildings in the West Don Lands after the province started demolition on Jan. 18, 2021.
The Foundry property was listed under the Heritage Act in 2004, which Cornett says normally gives the building some protections.
An Oct, 2020 Ministerial Zoning Order, however, allows the provincial government to sidestep the city's heritage designations.
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God saved me, God saved me.
Incarnated as a man,
weathering rain and wind,
among men hiding, no one knew Him.
God judged to save me,
chastised to cleanse me;
I suffered so much pain.
I came to love God from my heart,
enjoying God's kindness and grace.
Without God's salvation, my end—
desolation, annihilation, no grace.
Without God's salvation, my end—
desolation, annihilation, no grace.
There is no me without my God;
I would never be here today.
God saved me, God saved me, yes!
There is no me without my God;
I would never be here today.
God saved me, God saved me, yes!
God forever shall I praise.
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God has spoken and awoken me,
God's work has transformed me.
He's given me life;
I thank Him from my heart.
How I wish to give
all my true love to Him!
Iniquities are still inside of me,
yet I have seen God's loveliness.
Whatever the trials,
I won't leave Him.
I cared about myself
and never loved God.
Making Him suffer and weep,
I've broken the heart of God.
I hate my corrupt disposition.
To comfort Him, I will try.
To comfort Him, I will try.
Without God's salvation, my end—
desolation, annihilation, no grace.
Without God's salvation, my end—
desolation, annihilation, no grace.
There is no me without my God;
I would never be here today.
God saved me, God saved me, yes!
There is no me without my God;
I would never be here today.
God saved me, God saved me, yes!
God forever shall I praise.
There is no me without my God;
I would never be here today.
God saved me, God saved me, yes!
There is no me without my God;
I would never be here today.
God saved me, God saved me, yes!
God forever shall I praise.
from Follow the Lamb and Sing New Songs
Save me
I do not know
If I can
Save
Myself
Model: Kurosawa no Akamitori
A sneak peak photo made for the upcoming RP event to save the Ancient Vampire from the clutches of terrorists!
Strobe info for me:
canon 600 EX-RT 1/8 @70mm in R/umbrella CL
canon 580 EXii 1/8 @ 70mm in R/umbrella CR
Pretty much the same set up for the bottle except the 580 was 1/16 -0.7
Triggered by yongnuo RF-603C.
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Women's semi final heat at the 2019 US Open Championships at Huntington Beach, CA. Best part of this photo is that she saved it and scored well.
Former Shop N Save
Butler, PA. May 2021.
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Recently, there's been a group of people trying to shut down senior week, making it impossible for anyone under the age of 21 to rent an apartment or hotel room. So after having an awesome senior week, my friends and I thought it was only fitting to sign the petition and support the fight against shutting it down.
In exchange, we all got some cool stickers.
Well now… what do you think of these fine monkey puzzle trees, more than 80 years old, in Teddington? They’re pretty fine specimens, wouldn’t you say?
So would I. But guess what? A local man, whose flat overlooks them, wants to have them cut down to make way for… a couple of car parking spaces! No, really.
Last week, at 1.30 in the afternoon, the Teddington Society (of which I'm a member) were alerted to the imminent threat of these trees being felled. But thanks to a flurry of emails and phone calls, and very swift action by the Society and the London Borough of Richmond Council, within six hours a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) had been drafted, issued and applied to these lovely unusual trees.
“Forty years ago”, one of my neighbours told me, “I walked my kids past these trees every morning on our way to school. Of course they must be saved.”
The TPO declares that no person shall “cut down, top, lop, uproot, wilfully damage or wilfully destroy; or cause or permit the cutting down, topping, lopping, uprooting, wilful damage or wilful destruction of any tree specified” in the Order.
So the trees are safe, at least for now. But absurdly, what with the British regard for 'fair play' and all that, Richmond Council is open to objections. So we’re watching like hawks – and meanwhile the Teddington Society has warned all local tree surgeons not to touch these gloriously well-established specimens of Araucaria araucana.
Just six hours from first alert to the application of a TPO. Local democracy in action – with skates on.