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A chemist shop (drug store to Americans) from about 100 years ago.(Apologies for distortion due to fisheye lens!) Further information at the Black Country Museum's website:
Wall relief on the FoodsCo supermarket, indicating that, by 2015, chemistry was part of the agricultural process.
Cary Johnson and Rachel Zygmontowicz screen samples of dead honeybees for the presence of pesticides.
Fever & Boutique Nightclub located underneath Hamilton House at 280-281 High Street/1-3 Clasketgate in Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
Hamilton House was completed in 1925 for Boots Cash Chemists; 4-storey building with basement. Application made in 1923 and amended in 1924, architect P Morley Horder of London. Boots cased trading here in 1973 when their present premises were opened at 311-312 High Street. Converted into Job Centre, with the basement as a public house, initially The Roman Ruin 1990, which has since become a night club, Charlie Mangoes and 1997-2000 Barracudas; closed Dec 2000 for refurbishment. Feb 2001 reopened as Po Na Nas-2007; 2007 Sakura club; 2012 Lola Lu, 2016 Fever & Boutique. The basement contains a portion of the Roman bath complex, a section of wall and one arch of an underground heating system preserved. The northern section of the ground floor separately let; 1990s-2003 Rana craft shop. 2003 White clothes shop. The building also housed the Victory Club (at 1 Clasketgate) in 1983. Job Centre closed 2005. Various government offices, eg CAFCAS now occupy the building. 2012 clothing shop in west part, ground floor.
The High Street is the main north-south road and street through the city from the Roman period to the present day. It follows the approximate line of Roman Ermine Street with Sincil Dyke and Bargate forming the south end, Dernstall Lock/Strait the northern. It was called Magnus Vicus in 1086, the Common Street in the 14th Century. The High Street in Wigford (south of St Marys Street) was known as The Rampart in the 18th century.
Located at 191 Coleman Parade, Glen Waverley, this neon sign was built by Claude Neon and installed in 1966. Claude Neon are famous for constructing the popular Skipping Girl Vinegar sign in Abbotsford.
The yellow neon arrow used to wind its way down to the red neon Night Service sign but is no longer operational.
Such a sign is a rarity in the outer eastern suburbs of Melbourne.
Information: Melbourne neon website (www.adonline.id.au)
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White Denim
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Royal Bangs
Damien Jurado
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White Arrows
Esben and The Witch
David Mayfield Parade
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Mansions
Constants
Royal Thunder
Maneja Beto
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Hosannas
Coolrunnings
Mother Falcon
Santah
Now Now Every Children
Atlantic/Pacific
Young Buffalo
Southeast Engine
Sugar & Gold
Yip Deceiver
Mister Heavenly
Blissed Out
The Spring Standards
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Database
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Pinebox Serenade (folk/rock)
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Hormones (Dallas -- post-punk)
HOYOTOHO (Dallas -- alternative/big beat/live electronics)
Les Amercain (Dallas -- rock)
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Museum Creatures (Dallas -- concrete/garage /hard house)
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Nicolas Altobelli (Dallas -- folk)
Saboteur (Dallas -- emo/rock)
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Skeleton Coast (Ft. Worth -- rock/emo)
Somebody's Darling (Dallas -- country/rock)
Summer Ames (Dallas -- singer-songwriter/pop)
The Angelus (Dallas -- gospel/gothic/soul)
The Beaten Sea (Dallas -- country/folk/gothic)
The Bizarro Kids (Dallas -- experimental/psychedelic/trrash)
The Boom Boom Box (Plano -- post punk/rock)
The Burning Hotels (Ft. Worth -- rock/new wave)
The Hanna Barbarians (Ft. Worth -- psychedelic/blues/rock)
The Lo-fi Chorus (Dallas -- Americana/electroacoustic)
The Naptime Shake (Dallas -- country/folk/indie)
The Orbans (Ft. Worth -- alternative/folk/rock)
Two Knights (Arlington -- indie/rock/minimalist)
Whiskey Folk Ramblers (Ft. Worth -- Americana/folk/rock)
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Moon (Oklahoma City, OK -- indie-pop/rock)
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Sphynx (Austin -- indie-pop)
The League of Extraordinary Gz (Austin -- hip hop)
The Lonesome Heroes (Austin -- Americana/folk)
The Manichean (Houston -- experimental/progressive)
The Non (Oklahoma City, OK -- experimental/instrumental/rock)
The Panda Resistance (Tulsa, OK -- indie rock/instrumental)
The Sour Notes (Austin -- folk rock/psychedelic/roots)
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Chemist Lee Geismar inspects new drug applications (NDA) in the 1960s. Mandated under the pre-market safety provisions of the 1938 Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, NDAs grew substantially after the 1962 Drug Amendments required proof of effectiveness as well as safety.
For more information about FDA history visit www.fda.gov/AboutFDA/WhatWeDo/History/default.htm
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Anita Doron (Ukraine/Canada) - Surrealist filmmaker and documentarian
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Jessica Green (US) - Professor at the University of Oregon’s Center for Ecology and Evolutionary Biology whose research focuses on microbial diversity
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Cesar Harada (Japan/France/UK) - Coordinator of the Open_Sailing project, working to develop open-source technologies to intelligently inhabit the oceans
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Sarah Jane Pell (Australia) - Artist-researcher, diver and founder of Aquabatics Research Team initiative (ARTi)
Manu Prakash (India/US) - Junior Fellow at Harvard Society of Fellows, physicist and inventor pursuing research in the field of physical biology
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Durreen Shahnaz (Bangladesh/Singapore/US) - Founder and Chairperson of Impact Investment Exchange Asia (IIX), a social stock exchange for Social Enterprises to raise growth capital
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Hugo Van Vuuren (South Africa/US) - Fellow at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and at The Laboratory at Harvard, co-founder of Lebone – a social enterprise working on off-grid technologies in Africa
Angelo Vermeulen (Belgium) - Biologist, filmmaker, and visual artist creating large-scale collaborative art installations
Daniel Zoughbie (US/UK) - Founder and CEO of the Global Micro-Clinic Project (GMCP), an organization working to prevent and manage diseases in the developing world using low-cost behavioral interventions
In Crowborough.
The photo includes a Belisha Beacon, designed in the thirties to notify a zebra crossing. Confused? Belisha was Minister of Transport at the time and a 'zebra' crossing is a pedestrian crossing.
Tech N9ne
Hopsin
Ekoh & Chemist
Shot at Hard Rock Cafe on The Strip in Las Vegas, NV.
2014 © Fred Morledge - PhotoFM.com
Notes: During the 1960s and 1970s cinema slides incorporated cut sheets of processed photographic film mounted between two sheets of plain glass, a technique that took advantage of advances in colour photography and was cheaper than using layers of glass. The slide dimensions were kept the same to ensure compatibility with existing projection equipment.
Format: glass cinema advertising slide, 82mm / 3½ inches square
Date Range: 1960s - 70s
Location: Blackheath is the location of the business on the slide
Licensing: Attribution, share alike, creative commons.
Repository: Blue Mountains Library - library.bmcc.nsw.gov.au
Part of: Local Studies Collection:LS Images, Cinema collection
Provenance: Alan Smith worked as a projectionist at the Victory Theatre in Blackheath, the Savoy Theatre in Katoomba and the Liberty Theatre in Leura; also at theatres in Windsor and Gosford.
Links: www.nfsa.gov.au/latest/preserving-glass-slides-part-1
Clubb's Chemists , corner of Smithdown Road and Arundel Avenue , Liverpool . Not sure of the date , possibly 1920s/30s
The bow-fronted Leamington House (now 6 Prestbury Road) was built in 1833-4 by Nathaniel Walford.
Certainly by 1839, and possibly several years earlier, Leamington House was occupied by William Newenham as a chemist’s shop and branch post office, the earliest in a row of six shops which were the only commercial premises allowed on the estate *.
It is still a pharmacy, part of the Badham's chain.
* Historic facts copied from Steven Blake's text in pittvillehistory.org.uk/Pittvilleplaces/Blakebook.html