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Not only can these crazy birds sleep on one leg, they're also expert Yoga Masters. Just check this guy out. He's almost ready to extend into the full tree pose.
Bay Land Preserve, Palo Alto CA
Auguste Chouteau and John Lucas donated land to St. Louis County for a courthouse in 1816. The original courthouse was constructed of brick in the Federal style of architecture and completed in 1828. A second courthouse was designed by architect Henry Singleton, which incorporated the original courthouse as the east wing of the building. The second courthouse was designed with four wings and a dome in the center of its axis. The Old Courthouse underwent a second period of construction beginning in 1851. Due to the extensive remodeling, the original dome, a classic revival style, was replaced. The new dome was of wrought and cast iron with a copper exterior in an Italian Renaissance style, and was designed by William Rumbold. Carl Wimar was commissioned to paint the murals on the interior of the dome. The Old Courthouse was abandoned by the City of St. Louis in 1930. In 1935, St Louis voted a bond issue to raze nearly 40 blocks around the courthouse in the center of St. Louis for the new Jefferson National Expansion Memorial. The courthouse was deeded to the Federal Government in 1940 by the city of St. Louis.
In 1846, slave Dred Scott sued for his freedom in the St Louis County Courthouse based on the fact that he and his wife had lived in the free state of Illinois and the free territory of Wisconsin. The case was ultimately decided by the U.S. Supreme Court in the 1856 case Dred Scott v. Sandford which ruled against Scott. The decision In effect, ruled that slaves had no claim to freedom; they were property and not citizens; and they could not bring suit in federal court.
The Jefferson National Expansion Memorial (including the Arch, Old Cathedral, and Old Courthouse) is on the National Register #87001423, and is also a National Historic Landmark.
UWI In Style
Designers:
Indian Ocean Style - Segment 1
Meiling Esau
Neha Dawar
Charu Lochan Dass
Afro Chic Ocean Style - Segment 2
Donna Pemberton
Shaun Griffith Perez
SM Warner
Ted Arthur
Christian Boucaud
Caribbean Couture - Segment 3
Heather Jones
Ecliff Elie
Claaudia Pegus
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View of a classic Chevrolet in front of All American Custom tattoo shop in Lakewood, Washington
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A different style for me, and I like it. This is a shot for my newest blog post.
Strobby: sb600 high left of the ceiling.
intuitive knitting style
asymmetric freeform tunica
with 1 sleeve in the original version
- I have already ripped & remodeled the garment, an easy thing to do, since all seams are closed with trusty fabric ribbons
I received a tour from a very prominent (and very talented) architect of one of his recently finished projects. He proudly told the group I was with that his studio completely rejected fashion and current trends: they refused to even allow any magazines in the office. I did not realize until later what the implications of that actually were.
There are enough general arguments against that mindset that I feel comfortable putting forth the thesis contained in this piece, but let me add another: today's architecture has an absurdly low expected lifespan. If a building lasts fifty years, it is unusual. How could one possibly think it would then be a good idea to remove oneself from movements in modern design? Today's architects will never build a monument on scale with the Greek and Roman monuments they spend so much of their lives admiring.
I bought this doll today. She has been available since 2014, but I think she has the new 2015 face. What do you think, does she carry the Generation-Girl-facemold or is she a re-issue with the new face?
Dress: Evans.
Shrug: Monsoon, remixed.
Ruffled cut-offs: Ann Harvey, about 12 years ago.
Ballet flats: Ecco, remixed.
Bangle: Sobral, Spice, Falmouth, (half a week's wages. Baaaad Buttercup!)
Earrings: Fusion, Morgans, Falmouth, remixed.
Two stars of the tram fleet at Beamish, The Living Museum of the North. Pictured passing in the loop at the Pockerley Old Hall stop are (left) double-decker Blackpool balloon No 703 (disguised as Sunderland No 101) and single-decker Grimsby & Immingham No 26, in British Railways Eastern Region livery. The former, an Art Deco design, was built during the Thirties, the latter in the Twenties.
This impressive, rococo-style house was built in 1776 for a Gdańsk merchant family. Now part of the Gdańsk History Museum, it houses a rich collection of textiles and garments, displayed in rooms fitted out with mainly original furniture.
Johann Uphagen purchased this town house in 1775. Over a few years (by 1787) the town house was completely modernised and adapted to the needs of the new wealthy owner. Uphagen lived in the house until his death in 1802 when the house became the property of successive heirs of the family, staying throughout the 19th century in the hands of the same family (which was a rarity in those times). In 1911 a museum was created in Uphagen house and was open until 1944, when the German conservators removed its interior and furnishings. The house was destroyed in March 1945 like much of the rest of the city.
The house was rebuilt within just ten years from the end of the war with the idea of restoring the popular merchant interior museum for Gdansk inhabitants; however this idea was not implemented until 1993-1998, when the house was made available to visitors.
Skin : Glam Affair - Zara Indian clean D
Hair : Wasabi Pills - Lindsey Chocolate
Eyes : Poetic Eyes - Sunny glade
Lashes : Mon Cheri - Falsies eyelash
Earrings, necklace : Maxi Gossamer - Ashira set
Bracelets, rings : Zenith - Hollow carved beauty
Bag : Zenith - Sledge leather handbag Rose
Shoes : Sax Sheperd Designs (SSD) - Mata Hari jeweled Stiletto
Pants : Erratic - Tegan pants Salmon
Jacket : Erratic - Anya jacket Floral
Top : Erratic - racerback lights white
Decor : 8f8 - Icedreams gacha set
Pic takes at Caladan : maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Forever%20Dreams/217/73/31
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Belén designed by Bill Egan in a Spanish style. The Holy Family figures are by Montserrat Ribes (17 cm). The base, stable, and rocks are all foam. Some balsa wood is used for trim. The barrel tile roof is a plastic sheet. Instructions for making foam buildings and scenery can be found on YouTube -- look for "Nativity School" videos.