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Lake Shore Boulevard (commonly misspelled Lakeshore Boulevard) is a major arterial road running along most of the waterfront in the Canadian city of Toronto. Prior to 1998, two segments of Lake Shore Boulevard (from the EtobicokeâMississauga boundary to the Humber River and from the eastern terminus of the Gardiner Expressway to Woodbine Avenue) were designated as part of Highway 2.
Lake Shore Boulevard begins in the west at Etobicoke Creek. It is a direct continuation of Lakeshore Road in Mississauga, which continues west to Hamilton. From here it travels close to, though not always within sight of, Lake Ontario eastward through the city to Ashbridges Bay, where it curves north and becomes Woodbine Avenue at Woodbine Beach. The former route of Highway 2 then follows Kingston Road east.
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highest position @ numbaaaaa 223 on may 4th, 2010! thank you so much guys, it means a lot!
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this is my evil twin. haha just kidding. i only have a brother.
this is blurry, i know. i like it for some reason.
my friend shannon has been doing this and i thought it was a cool idea so now i am too--currently listening to: sleepyhead by passion pit
It is reported that once, Imam Hasan approached the Holy Prophet Ű”ÙÛ Ű§ÙÙÛ ŰčÙÛÛ ÙۧÙÛ ÙŰłÙÙ and climbed on his shoulders. A person, (who was present) remarked, âO blessed son! What a nice steed you haveâ. In reply, the Holy Prophet Ű”ÙÛ Ű§ÙÙÛ ŰčÙÛÛ ÙۧÙÛ ÙŰłÙÙ declared, âAnd how nice a rider (too).â [Sunan Tirmidhi, Hadith no. 3809, Vol 5, Page 432]
Keine bunte Leuchtreklame einfach nur Name und Produktinfo sehr groĂ an der Hauswand. Dort gibt es schon lange keine Schuhwaren mehr und Wilhelm Meyer lebt da sicherlich auch nicht mehr. Keine Ahnung, wie alt dieser Schriftzug ist. Ich mag diese Altdeutsche Schrift und die Schlichtheit der Reklame.
Barmstedt ist auch als Schusterstadt bekannt, 1839 waren 133 Schuhmacher in Barmstedt tĂ€tig. Heute gibt es allerdings nur noch einen Schuhmachermeister in der Stadt. Das Schuhmode-Unternehmen Gabor Shoes wurde in Barmstedt gegrĂŒndet.
No colorful neon sign just name and product info very large on the wall.There are not any longer footwear and certainly William Meyer is no longer living there . No idea how old this logo is. I like this old German script and the simplicity of the advertisement.
Barmstedt is also known as city of shoemaker, 1839, 133 shoemakers were active in Barmstedt . Today, however, there is only one master shoemaker in the city. The shoe fashion company Gabor Shoes was founded in Barmstedt.
(Wikipedia)
Translation from Catalan to English:
"This is one of the six cannons of the battery at the bastion of Sitges that on 27 April 1797 sustained a long battle with two English frigates that tried to capture four merchant boats anchored at our beach.
After four hours of cannonade the English ships had to retire, defeated, without achieving their goal."
De historia stirpium commentarii insignes :.
Basileae :In officina Isingriniana,anno Christi MDXLII [1542].
Old Cemetery, Ipswich, Suffolk
In loving memory of William Boston, Master Mariner of this Port, who was lost at sea November 1835 in the 35th year of his age. "I know that my redeemer liveth".
Also of Susan Boston, relict of the above.
The Boston family lived in Princes Street in the slums of the poor St Clements district of Ipswich (not to be confused with the Princes Street laid out later in the century leading from the railway station to the town centre). Today, the site of the road is under New Suffolk College.
After William's early death, Susan did not remarry. She ran a small grocers shop, assisted by her daughters Louisa and Rachel Bacon. By 1861, the shop was designated a pork butcher's by the census taker.
By 1871, Susan was herself a pauper, living with Rachel in the slums of Borough Road off of Salthouse Street, near to the old Jewish cemetery and now under the car park of the former Cranfield Brothers works. She was still there in 1881. She lived to be nearly 90, outliving her husband by more than half a century.
Despite Susan's poverty, this stone was clearly erected after her death, not after his. The Ipswich Old Cemetery was not laid out until the 1860s, and this inscription is in the style of the late 19th Century. And it marks a burial plot, Susan's final resting place, miles from her husband, lost at sea.
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Cpl. David Merwin (1842-1916) letters, Company I, 76th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Gift of Fred D. Merwin
Copyright Massillon Museum
Transcription:
To: Father and Mother
From: Joseph K. Merwin
Date: February 10, 1862
Camp Andrews--Mount Vernon, Ohio
Dear Father and Mother
I presume you are waiting anxiously to hear from us again. I advised you in my last letter of the fact that several Companies had been transformed out of the 61st to other Regiments and among the number Briggs [Company where David and George are] and the one I belong, the former going to the 76th Regiment and the latter to the 43rd. I have been ordered to report to the 43rd Regiment with the men and I therefore expect to return to Camp Medill at Lancaster tomorrow. Ema [Josephâs wife] who has been stopping here with an old acquanitance will also return and remain with me at Camp Medill as long as we shall remain there. After which she will return to Massillon.
I am going to try to get my pay this week. I presume the boys will also get their pay in a day or two. I saw in the morning paper that the 76th Regiment has taken up its march for Kentucky. I am not sure whether David made it back before his Regiment started out (see 71.36.6 - David did). David and George seem to be much more attached to each other than formerly. I gave George some good advice which I think he will treasure and practice upon. Ema did also.
Do not let yourselves be unnecessarily troubled about the boys, for although they are on the way to Kentucky, they will not be likely to be placed in the advance column. Above all, pay no attention to the exaggerated rumors you may hear.
Your Son, Jos. K. Merwin
P.S. The 61st Regiment is not broken up but will probably be full in the course of six or eight weeks. I remain, of course, a Second Lieutenant.
I give you SMILIES today...
Some days I need colour!!! And today is again one of them.
How could I resist, such a bright warm colours, another photo begging to be taken.
Being creative is not a choice... it is an urge in me.
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Have a wonderful day, filled with love and beauty, M, (*_*)
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Sweeney and Gray
Monument
Toprogr. Bureau
Cor. of Queens
Long Island City, NY
A brief explanation of what this is can be found here.
I asked this couple if I could take a photo of them just relaxing. For some reason, I didn't think a pose would work for this photo.
But this picture is just begging for someone to add captions to it. My captions are in the note fields. :-D
ISO 3200
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Kurz vor Stuttgart an der A8 Richtung MĂŒnchen.
Sehr sauber - super tolle Aussicht drauĂen, sollte man immer Pause machen - Sehr zu empfehlen.
Die Toiletten waren sehr sauber.
Vorteil das die Rastanlage Tag & Nacht geöffnet hat.
McDonalds ist ab 22.00 zu.
FĂŒr eine AutobahnraststĂ€tte ist es hier richtig schön und gut fĂŒr Raucher, da sie auch drauĂen sitzen können.
Freundliches Personal. Viel Auswahl.
Zwei Ladestationen sind vorhanden. Alles sehr sauber. Man wird schnell und freundlich bedient. Es gibt leckeren Kaffee und feine Kuchen auch fĂŒr Hunger und Durst ist gesorgt.
Die rote SoĂe zur Currywurst ist super scharf!
Bekannt fĂŒr Polizeikontrollen.
So kann man auch das GeschÀft der Rastanlage schÀdigen.
Die RaststÀtte wirkt neuerdings verlassen und unbelebt.
Rastanlage ist sehr gut und sauber, jedoch wird man gerne mal von Zivilpolizisten auf dem Parkplatz kontrolliert. Die hĂ€ngen da jeden Tag ab und schauen wem Sie Ărger machen können.
Wenn man sie braucht sind sie nicht zustÀndig.
Wir hatten an der Pforzheimer RaststÀtte was Wertvolles vergessen, das hat die Polizei null interessiert.
Ăber Umwege konnten wir es dann selbst regeln; bzw. eine hilfsbereite Angestellte vom Pforzheimer Rast von gegenĂŒber ist mit dem Privat Pkw rĂŒber gefahren und hat uns gerettet. Da gibt man gerne ĂŒppig Trinkgeld.
Das scheint in letzter Zeit viele GĂ€ste abzuhalten, da es das schnelle Weiterreisen erheblich behindert.
She does have a Yoga mat , but with the cigarette cancer stick and texting people who probably will never read the texts , she's probably nowhere near inner peace and very close to sheep herd mentality
"What I hadnât forgotten was how I felt when I was in his class. How he encouraged me and how he tried to make a misfit feel as if she did, in fact, belong." This is from Sue's blog post on teacher characteristics at www.vln.school.nz/blog/view/692403/essential-characterist...
For more gifted education blogs, see ultranet.giftededucation.org.nz/WebSpace/696/ and ultranet.giftededucation.org.nz/WebSpace/443/