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After decades of matrimony, Mr and Mrs Happy still love each other's compagny. Their secret? Enjoy the little things.
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Mr & Mrs Happy are the grandparents from Mattel's "The Happy Family" which is the AA version of "The Sunshine Family" precisely from 197?.
Mrs is wearing different pieces from vintage Skipper, BMR1959 hat and RubyRed Galleria shoes made for Riley (by Helen Kish).
Mr is wearing a Blythe cardigan by Ulanna on Etsy, his hat is from a Barbie Fashion avenue outfit, pants made by me.
You can see tidbits of my beloved little Fleur bench♥
Omnipac compagny ,Canada .
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Explored in May 10th 2010 at the #343 position . Thanks to everybody !
tittle : packed room
Omnipac compagny, Canada .
Explored 16 th May 2010, #242
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Gemobiliseerd Nederlands leger; Cavalerie
1,98 en 1,60 lang; in het jaar des heren 1917
Aart Adrianus Velthoen, 1898 - 1973
mijn grootvader
Gevonden in een doosje met oude, verschoten en vergeten foto's
Found in a box with slowly disappearing old photographs. My grandfather Aart being with 1,98 meter the tallest man in the compagny, Dutch Mobilised Army WW1, 1917
And his fellow soldier, the smallest man in the same group with 1,60 meter. I forgot his name ..
La Défense, Puteau near Paris.
World'$ compagnies buildings.
1/250 s ; f/3,2 ; 50 mm ; 0 EV ; ISO 200 ; Manuel
b&w and selenium treatment
La Défense is a major business district for the city of Paris. It is at the westernmost extremity of Paris' 10-km long Historical Axis, which starts at the Louvre in Central Paris and continues along the Champs-Élysées, well beyond the Arc de Triomphe before culminating at La Défense.
Around its 100 metres – high Grande Arche and esplanade (le Parvis), the district holds many of the Paris urban area's tallest high-rises. With its 31.4 ha, its 72 glass-and-steel slick buildings including 14 high-rises above 150 metres, its 150 000 daily workers and 3.5 million square metres (37.7 M sqft) of office space, La Défense is Europe's largest business district.
left . Bridgeport, Connecticut, 1941
right . Compagny Town, Alabama, 1936
in 'camera international' n° 5 - hiver 1985
revue de photographie bilingue français/anglais
édition rédaction : Claude Nori, Lorenzo Merlot, Gabriel Bauret, Philippe Sauter
24 x 30 cm, 114 pages
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Fev 15, 2021
During my stay in Québec City I used to occasionally hang out on this well-protected boardwalk, which was near my hotel.
No, my hotel was not le Château Frontenac...;-)
Walking around the area, it is easy to understand why ‘Old Québec’ was designated as a “World Heritage Treasure” in 1985.
The Château Frontenac has a government plaque on it with the following text:
« Construit en sept étapes à partir de 1892-1893, cet édifice offre un excellent exemple des hôtels de style Château établis par les compagnies ferroviaires au Canada. Rehaussé par la splendeur du site, il évoque le romantisme des châteaux de la Loire des XIVe et XVe siècles. Bruce Price, qui en a conçu le plan, a toutefois délaissé la symétrie classique de ces modèles au profit de l’éclectisme pittoresque en vogue à la fin du XIXe siècle. Les interventions subséquentes des architectes Painter et Maxwell et de la firme ARCOP ont respecté l’esprit initial de sa silhouette imposante, qui est l’un des points dominants du Vieux-Québec.
Built in seven stages from 1892-1893, this building is an excellent example of the Château-style hotels built by Canada’s railway companies. Enhanced by a magnificent site, the hotel evokes the romanticism of the 14th- and 15th-century châteaux of the Loire Valley. In creating the original design, Bruce Price abandoned the classical symmetry of these models in favour of the picturesque eclecticism popular in the late 19th century. Later additions by architects Painter and Maxwell and by the ARCOP firm respect the original spirit of its imposing silhouette, which has become a landmark of Old Quebec. »
La Easy Company était la 2e compagnie du 2e bataillon du 506e Régiment d'infanterie parachutée de la 101e Division aéroportée américaine
Toulouse, capitale 🇫🇷 (on peut sans doute dire européenne) de l’aérospatial ! Le CNES y a son centre le plus important, ainsi bien sûr qu’Airbus qui y construit ️ et surtout ✈️ ! Le ballet des dérives flambant neuves peintes aux couleurs de toutes les compagnies du monde est un spectacle qui anime l’aéroport depuis bien des années. Des centaines d’entreprises et sous-traitants, institutions gouvernementales, des musées, universités et écoles d’ingénieurs leaders (👋 @isae.supaero) et une histoire riche complètent le tableau, toujours sur le thème de l’aérien et de l’espace. Si l’aérospatial n’est pas votre passion (chacun ses goûts après tout ), c’est aussi la ville du 🏉 (un titre très disputé mais pour cette année les trophées sont sans équivoque) et il y fait très bon vivre, notamment grâce à sa population étudiante importante ! www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Images/2021/09/Toulouse_together
Toulouse, where the heart of aerospace beats in France (and, one could argue, in Europe)! From space-themed museums to leading universities (I see you isae-supaero), state institutions like CNES the French space agency and its biggest technical centre, hundreds of companies in the sector, and of course Airbus employing tens of thousands of people to design and build satellites and planes. That’s where I learned about aerospace as a student, got a job as an engineer, learned to fly small planes, and later came back and flew the biggest and most modern in the world with Airbus’s test pilots. I have so many friends in that city, and I think of them when we fly over. One could say that’s where it all began for me! However, for the people who are not so aerospacially inclined (I have been told they exist), there is also much more: the pink streets and university town make it a charming place for all – and yes, best city in Europe for rugby too ! www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Images/2021/09/Toulouse_together
Credits: ESA/NASA–T. Pesquet
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I took this photo during the Mine De Rien show in La Plage Des Six Pompes (Switzerland)... It's a street art and theater festival
Truck : Volvo 2 canvas truck and trailer
Compagny : Peter Wasser from CH-5613 Hilfikon
Date : 06/10/2012
Location : truck stop in Chalon sur Saône
Dominion Wire Rope and Cable Compagny, Canada
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Young Ballett Compagny || Bundesjugendballett || performing in the Art Gallery Hamburg. Choreography: John Neumeier
Il n'y a rien dans le four
Dominion Wire Rope and Cable Compagny,Canada
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Des jarres de saké sont offertes chaque année aux temples Shintoïstes et bouddhiques importants du Japon par les compagnies qui souhaitent ainsi recueillir la protection des dieux pour leurs business.
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酒のジャーがそれほど（彼・それ）らのビジネスのために神々の保護を集めることを望む会社によって毎年重要な神道信者と日本の仏教の寺院に提供されます。
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Jars of sake are offered every year to the important Shintoist and Buddhist temples of Japan by the companies which so wish to collect the protection of the gods for their businesses.
Les Marches Folkloriques de l'Entre-Sambre-et-Meuse trouvent leurs origines dans les processions de croix banales du moyen-âge. Celles-ci avaient lieu dans l'octave de la Pentecôte et étaient destinées à rendre hommage et à permettre de verser l'obole à l'abbaye suzeraine voisine dont dépendait le clergé.
L'escorte militaire qui les accompagnait avait pour but d'en rehausser l'éclat mais aussi de préserver les pèlerins contre les bandes de malfrats qui rôdaient à cette époque dans nos contrées. Ces compagnies spéciales d'archers et arbalétriers que l'on appelait "serments" furent les ancêtres des marcheurs.
C'est dans le courant du XVIII siècle qu'une crise importante frappa nos Marches car de plus en plus ces cérémonies devenaient un prétexte pour s'amuser et tourner le religieux en dérision, ce qui ne plut pas au clergé qui interdit ces manifestations.
Les coutumes reprendront en 1802 après le concordat signé entre Napoléon Ier et le Pape Pie VII. C'est à ce moment que les Marches prirent un nouvel essor et devinrent des escortes militaires.
En ce qui concerne les costumes adoptés dans nos manifestations aujourd'hui, ils sont du premier et du second empire. A ce sujet, il est certain que l'on a d'abord marché en premier empire car de nombreuses défroques de l'armée de Napoléon étaient disponibles dans nos régions. Ces uniformes se dégradant, nos Marcheurs ont adoptés les costumes militaires de l'époque qui a immédiatement suivi, c'est-à-dire les uniformes que l'on appelle du second empire.
Bien que l’aspect religieux ne semble pas prépondérant, il s’agit quand même d’une procession religieuse avec sortie de la châsse et des saints patrons, bénédictions, messe, …
L’un des moments les plus forts de la Saint Hubert, c’est le fameux bataillon carré. Un moment solennel, plein de tradition et avec un déroulement codifié et immuable. Il commence par une revue des troupes, suivie de décharges et de feux roulants.
The Folk Marches of Entre-Sambre-et-Meuse find their origins in the banal cross processions of the Middle Ages. These took place in the octave of Pentecost and were intended to pay homage and allow the payment of the mite to the neighboring suzerain abbey on which the clergy depended.
The military escort which accompanied them was intended to enhance its splendor but also to protect the pilgrims against the gangs of thugs who were roaming our region at that time. These special companies of archers and crossbowmen called "oaths" were the ancestors of the walkers.
It was during the 18th century that a major crisis struck our Marches because more and more these ceremonies became a pretext for having fun and making fun of religion, which did not please the clergy who banned these demonstrations.
Customs resumed in 1802 after the concordat signed between Napoleon I and Pope Pius VII. It was at this time that the Marches took on new development and became military escorts.
Regarding the costumes adopted in our demonstrations today, they are from the first and second empire. On this subject, it is certain that we first marched in the first empire because many cast-offs from Napoleon's army were available in our regions. As these uniforms deteriorated, our Walkers adopted the military costumes of the era which immediately followed, that is to say the uniforms we call the Second Empire.
Although the religious aspect does not seem predominant, it is still a religious procession with the release of the reliquary and patron saints, blessings, mass, etc.
One of the strongest moments of Saint Hubert’s Day is the famous square battalion. A solemn moment, full of tradition and with a codified and immutable sequence. It begins with a review of the troops, followed by discharges and rolling fire.
ça m'énerve quand je regarde pour m'acheter un produit sur internet et qu'ensuite je le vois affiché sur Facebook...Je sais aussi que Facebook et d'autres compagnies ont la réputation de vendre nos données. C'est pas très éthique.
It bothers me when i look for a product on internet and after that i see of coure the product displayed on my facebook page. I know that facebook and other companies have the reputation to sell our data. Not very ethic.