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Is the Air Conditioner in your vehicle blowing HOT AIR? Well, chances are it has something to do with the Freon level in your vehicles a/c system. When we service a a/c system at Dan's, we always install some dye into the a/c oil system. That way, if the freon ever leaks out, we can easily locate where the freon is leaking from. This picture shows the Fluorescent Dye "glowing" as we shine an Ultraviolet light on the air conditioning compressor and high pressure cut out switch on this 1999 Cadillac Escalade. We inject this dye into the air conditioning system and then drive the vehicle around for a while or until the freon leaks out. This vehicle had the dye injected into it last summer(June 2008). It is very easy to see where this system is leaking the freon from( the glowing yellow/green color indicates freon that has leaked out of the system). This repair will require a new compressor, switch and other related parts to properly repair. We repair all makes and models of cars and trucks at Dan's Auto/Truck Repair in Arlington,Texas. Call us @ 817-548-8373 or www.DansAutoTruckRepair.com
The Postcard
A postcard bearing no publisher's name that was posted in South Lambeth on Saturday the 26th. June 1915 to:
Mrs. Cross,
The Stables,
Witley Park,
Milford,
Surrey.
The message on the divided back of the card was as follows:
"Dear Aunt Emmy,
Just a card to let you
know that I reached
home safely after a
very enjoyable holiday.
I'm just going to see if
I can get that stuff at
the chemists for you
and will write in the
week.
With love to all from
Chris & Jim."
The Horns
Alas, The Horns, at 214, Kennington Park Road, Lambeth, London is no more.
It was originally called The Green Man and Horns in 1725. A Coroner's Inquest was held here, and later it became a meeting place for the Manor court.
It was renamed the Surrey Hotel and Tavern before finally becoming The Horns. In 1826, cricket was played opposite on Kennington Common, and the Surrey CCC was formed there in 1845.
The Horns was completely rebuilt in 1887 with an assembly room and masonic temple.
The building was severely damaged by a VI flying bomb on the 16th. August 1944. The assembly rooms were destroyed, the pub was damaged but went on until it finally closed, and was demolished in 1965.
In its day The Horns was a significant local employer. Some of the people working there in 1911 were as follows:
-- Joseph Sams - Manager, Hotel & Assembly Rooms, aged 55
-- Frederick James Sutch - Head Barman, aged 29
-- William Frederick Mayer - Barman, aged 21
-- Herbert Victor Steer - Barman, aged 22
-- Elmer Alfred James Salter - Restaurant Waiter, aged 16
-- Patrick Donohoe - Cellarman, aged 32
-- Arthur Treasure - Porter, aged 34
-- Arthur Smith - House Porter, aged 27
-- Herbert Jones - Kitchen Porter, aged 20
-- Bertha Alice Earl - Barmaid, aged 31
-- Margaret Annie Davies - Barmaid, aged 28
-- Rose Hine - Barmaid, aged 27
-- Ada Claydon - Barmaid, aged 30
-- Ellen Sarah Holway - Barmaid, aged 27
-- Annie Rebecca Maiden - Housekeeper, aged 30.
A Lynching in Georgia
So what else happened on the day that Chris and Jim posted the card?
Well, on the 26th. June 1915, Georgia Governor John M. Slaton and his wife Sarah Frances Grant left the state under security of the United States National Guard. This was because a mob of people, angered by his decision to commute Leo Frank's sentence to life imprisonment, threatened them at their home in Atlanta.
Leo Max Frank (1884 - 1915) was an American factory superintendent who was convicted in 1913 of the murder of a 13-year-old employee, Mary Phagan, in Atlanta. He was lynched in Marietta, Georgia on the 26th. June 1915 in response to the commutation of his death sentence. He was 31 when he died.
Today, the consensus of researchers is that Frank was wrongly convicted, and that Jim Conley was probably the actual murderer.
Armenian Genocide
Also on that day, Rafael de Nogales Méndez, a Venezuelan serving with the Ottoman Empire, met with Mehmed Reshid, Governor of the Diyarbekir province, and learned the governor had received telegraphs directly from Interior Minister Talaat Pasha with orders to "Burn-Destroy-Kill" all Armenians in the area.
The Birth of the Air Conditioner
Also on the 26th. June 1915, Willis Carrier, who patented the modern air conditioner in 1914, formed the Carrier Engineering Corporation with six other engineers in order to manufacturer and market the technology.
They opened their first factory in Newark, New Jersey in 1920.
P. G. Wodehouse
Also on that day, The Saturday Evening Post began publishing P. G. Wodehouse's serialized novel 'Something Fresh', introducing the character Lord Emsworth of Blandings Castle.
Paul Castellano
The day also marked the birth in NYC of the American gangster Paul Castellano, head of the Gambino crime family from 1976 to 1984. Castellano died in 1985.
Walter Farley
Also born on that day, in Syracuse, New York, was the American writer Walter Farley, known for The Black Stallion series. Walter died in 1989.
Air Conditioning Repair In Hollywood Florida is unique since AC Repair is an almost every summer job because of the salt air getting into the air Conditioning repair units
A lampost near me, one of many similar.
I love the way the layers all show.
I expect some folk will think it should be repainted, but that will be a waste of council tax, as they will all eventually be replaced.
The longer that takes the better, I say!
Condition of Lake Atitlan Rotary Meeting Update, at the May 19, 2016 meeting members and guests heard a presentation from Margaret Dix, Director of the Department of Biology at Universidad del Valle de Guatemala (UVG) for 26 years. Ms. Dix previously was Coordinator of the Master of ...
This photo is part of a photo documentation condition status record of the Pasture Wash site, to include the ranger station, barn, water trough, cistern and water catchment system. This site is located within the Signal Hill Fire Tower District in Grand Canyon National Park. Each of these historic structures is included in the List of Classified Structures. All photos were taken on June 16, 2011 as part of an Interdisciplinary Team site visit. Visit intent included a visual condition assessment of the historic structures, photo documentation of the structures and discussion on necessary and proper conservation measures for structure rehabilitation.
This photo is part of a photo documentation condition status record of the Pasture Wash site, to include the ranger station, barn, water trough, cistern and water catchment system. This site is located within the Signal Hill Fire Tower District in Grand Canyon National Park. Each of these historic structures is included in the List of Classified Structures. All photos were taken on June 16, 2011 as part of an Interdisciplinary Team site visit. Visit intent included a visual condition assessment of the historic structures, photo documentation of the structures and discussion on necessary and proper conservation measures for structure rehabilitation.
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Koko Buni
"Milk Porter that is brewed and conditioned with several ingredients including toasted coconut, cocoa nibs, coffee, vanilla, and lactose." 6.8% alcohol-by-volume (abv);
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Grapefruit Sculpin IPA
7% alcohol-by-volume (abv); 70 IBUs; infused with grapefruit.
On draught, at ...
Decatur, Georgia.
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I am visiting this store again, but the store is in a much different condition from when I saw this store back in 2024.
This store officially closed on February 19, 2026, but I decided to go back and see it one last time. This Safeway was the last store in the state to have this decor from the 90's, after another Safeway which I visit last year in Pinole shuttered. The cool thing is since the store is closing, there is no shame snapping a bunch of pics of the store with my phone since I certainly would not be the only person doing so during it's closing sales. I tried to get some angles and extra shots that I didn't get in 2024.
Based on recounts of this location, this is one of the last Safeway's that ever got this decor, since I learned that it had the Safeway Marketplace interior until at least 2001/2002. This Safeway has always been a weird store, since it obviously has never been remodeled to Pre-Lifestyle or Lifestyle, or even got any new Safeway signage after it's logo change, but it would get improvements such as self-checkout and the up-to-date produce displays. It's also interesting that it wasn't remodeled to Pre-Lifestyle instead of this decor for when it was remodeled.
Whether another grocery store will fill it's place, if it becomes just another fitness club, furniture store, or discount store, or if it just sits empty for decades is still up in the air.