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Brace yourself, London…your favourite undie-clad Aussie mischief-makers are BACK and they’re hanging it all out to dry! Welcome to BRIEFS, a high-energy, high-heeled, and high-kicking riot of burlesque, drag, and circus fabulousness!
Led by the dazzling Fez Faanana (aka Shivanana), the Briefs boys return with a fresh load of acrobatic antics, jaw-dropping striptease, and unfiltered queer chaos. Expect a powerhouse lineup of beloved Briefs legends, plus some brand-spanking-new boys and toys to really turn up the heat
Guided tour of the residental units, residents and hotel guest amenities of Stratford’s tallest building.
I think we should buy some stock in all-clad, not only because I love them, but because it was pretty much the only brand that lined their shelves (and they've got A LOT)
Built in 1926-1927, this Renaissance Revival-style skyscraper was designed by Burnham Brothers, with both architects being the sons of Daniel H. Burnham, and is also known as the Bankers Building. The building stands 41 stories and 476 feet (145 meters) tall. It features a granite and limestone base with decorative carved reliefs and large storefront openings and plate glass windows on the first two floors, with the upper two floors of the four-story base featuring vertical columns of windows with recessed metal spandrel panels, and flanked by decorative carved reliefs, with the parapet of the base featuring a stepped middle section with more relief and ornament. The stone trim extends to the fifth floor, where it mingles with the cream brick of the upper levels, and features heavy use of reliefs to demarcate the top of the compositional base of the building and the transition to the shaft, which comprises most of the building’s height, and is relatively unadorned with cream brick cladding, corner pillars and pilasters between window bays, with the massing of the upper portion of the building being H-shaped with light courts to the east and west on the lower portion of the tower, with the upper portion being thinner and rectangular, tapering with setbacks to the north and south towards the top. The building is one of many historic skyscrapers in the Chicago Loop, and remains in use as a commercial office building with retail space at the base.
Celebração de Ação de Graças e Envio da Ir. M. Glades para a nova missão em Roma.
16h - Santa Missa de Envio da Ir. M. Clades
19h - Jantar de Despedida da Ir. M. Clades
Foto: Neivaldo Moraes de Oliveira
Artist Freya Bardell applies final touches to art piece Chantilly Clad on vacant lot at Ocean Blvd. and Lime in time for same night dedication and SAM (Summer and Music) performance.
I clad our "temporary" kitchen counter eating area in nice Maple. None of these pictures actually show it completed, just dry fit prior to finishing. It's going to look really nice, I think.
Workers install art piece Chantilly Clad on a vacant lot at Ocean Blvd and Lime for same night dedication and SAM (Summer and Music) performance.
They made me do it, and by the expression on my face... I was uncomfortable. Actually, the woman I was totes crushing on was standing just next to where the camera was being taken. She saved me just after the picture was taken. Phew!