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When i was a child on some sundays we used to come here and eat "pastelitos de guayaba"
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May 1, 2011 - Boston University professor of journalism Elizabeth Mehren and ballroom dance partner BU junior Danny O'Connell listen to the comments from judges Helle Rusholt-Yi and Dean Kenneth Elmore after their Aladdin-themed quickstep routine at "Dancing with the Professors" in the Trustee Ballroom of the BU School of Management building on Sunday evening in Boston, Mass. Mehren and O'Connell have been training together for a little over a month. "Danny is terrific. He's enthusiastic, athletic and supremely patient with his often-clumsy professor partner", says Mehren of her partner.
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New Year's Eve was a great night. We started off in the Scale and Feather in the Old Town, and from there went to Humber Social for a New Year's 80s night. Awesome!
We were joined by friends Andrew and Rebekah.
There was a free drink for each of us when we arrived at Humber Social, and it was lovely to see the beautiful Ellie behind the bar. She was so lovely to me and Gemma when we first started going in there.
All in all, a brilliant night!
Steve Brodie became famous in 1886 as the first person to survive a jump off the Brooklyn Bridge, but it's far from clear that he ever actually jumped. Many believed he had someone throw a dummy off the bridge while he swam out toward the spot where it landed, surfacing near a boat that pulled him out of the water. Whether or not he really did the deed, he took full advantage of the celebrity that came his way as a result, opening a successful bar that traded on his reputation and starring in a play that climaxed with him leaping off the bridge to save a girl's life. And his name lived on long after he did. In 1949, almost half a century after his passing, he was the subject of a Bugs Bunny cartoon. Watch it here!
(Curiously, an 1886 NY Times account of his supposed feat described him, without any further elaboration, as a "long-distance pedestrian".)
UPDATE: As the Fensk pointed out, his wife's name was, quite appropriately, Bridget!
Comments appreciated - Stoli's a neighbours dog - its hard to catch him with his head up - often looking down at shadows & reflections.
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After a comment on the last but one posting of mine, by 'jupiler64', I rummaged out this shot of a bus which I thought might have been the same one. Anyway, turns out that it isn't, but as I'd turned it up, I thought that I'd post it. 340 NKT, another ex Maidstone & District AEC Reliance is seen in central Sheffield in the ownership of famous Independent Booth & Fisher of Halfway. This operator of many wonderful aged omnibuses had recently been acquired by South Yorkshire PTE, who were to sweep away the majority of the inherited gems and replace them with less elderly buses from their constituent fleets shortly afterwards.
This portrait hangs in the Conservatorio di Musica San Pietro a Majella, Naples. Source: www.britannica.com/media/full/topic/232163/215663
For a sampling of the prince's phenomenal, chromatic, music, see: For his equally bizarre life, see: www.britannica.com/biography/Carlo-Gesualdo-principe-di-V...
"Monroe March 23 1958
Pittsburg Steamship Co. ship at winter berths
Saturday"
[Lots of good information in the comments. Thanks, all.]
Six ships in last week's photo, not five....
The ships: Unknown, Unknown, A.H. Ferbert, Governor Miller, Unknown, and John Hulst. (If you've reasonable guesses at the Unknown ships, please share. Thanks.)
Winter layup's been a "feature" of Great Lakes shipping for as long as the lakes have hosted large ships. It's generally less uneconomical to park the ships than to keep the harbors ice-free, so most of the boats take to port from mid-January to late March.
This photograph's less sharp than most in the set, and I've cropped a lot of "dead air" from the photograph.
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