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Grabbed this shot on my way to the Valley to pick up the car after a service (which I booked in 12 days ago, dropped in at 8:30am, and said that I would pick up at 4pm - after being burnt before by it not being ready)... Arrived to be told "Oh no, it won't be ready until 5:30pm"... So the construction photo on the way seemed a fitting theme for the critisism they were about to receive... "Um, that's kinda not good enough service person. It's not ok to expect me to wait around for an hour and a half".
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This is probably the most interesting stop in Tombstone these days and, from the sound of it , was likely such during the late nineteenth century as well.
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"The Bird Cage Theatre originally opened as The Elite Theatre on December 25, 1881, during the height of the silver boom in Tombstone, Arizona. Consisting of the theater, a saloon, a gambling parlour, and a brothel, it operated continuously – 24 hours a day, 365 days a year – for the next 8 years. It gained a reputation as one of the wildest places in Tombstone, prompting The New York Times to report in 1882 that "the Bird Cage Theatre is the wildest, wickedest night spot between Basin Street and the Barbary Coast"."
- From the Wikipedia entry on the Bird Cage Theatre.
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Constructive criticism is appreciated. Thanks to Richsniper for donating the sticker and credit to Roaglaan for creating the sticker.
BTW, Roaglaan, do you happen to have a back for this sticker? As of right now this figures back is plain and I couldn't find a back that would fit on your bricklink store. Thanks :)
The Cathedral of Saint John Gualbert is the co-cathedral of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown. The architects of St. John Gualbert Church were natives of Altoona, Louis and M. J. Beezer. Bricklayers, an architectural monthly published in Boston, stated at the time, "Constructively and artistically, this design offers a great deal of interest. As far as we can recollect at this moment, it is the only building of its kind in existence.”
The most unique feature of the church's construction is its steel superstructure: almost 170,000 pounds (77,111 kg) of steel were used to construct the foundation. Another 420,000 pounds (190,509 kg) were used for the structure of the nave and roof. The prodigious amount of steel used—that is, about 590,000 pounds (267,619 kg)—allowed the cross to be placed in its position at the highest point of the tower several days before the cornerstone was laid; the roof was completed before the foundation walls were even constructed. Construction on the church began on August 7, 1895, and was completed at a cost of $75,000. The cornerstone was laid on October 13, 1895.
The cathedral building extends 66 feet (20 m) in width on Clinton Street and 124 feet (38 m) in length on Locust Street, and the main body of the church is 47 feet (14 m) tall. The 180-foot (55 m) high campanile on the right side of the facade was built in an Italianate style, with decorative details illustrating ecclesiastical ceremonies and traditions. The smaller, 104-foot (32 m) tall tower on the left houses the church's 3,200-pound (1,500 kg) bell, which once occupied the tower of an older church in Johnstown. The bell had survived a fall from its belfry during the 1889 Johnstown Flood, and was recast in 1890.
The roof of the church was originally laid in earthen Spanish tile, but was replaced with slate in 1915. The shingles currently in place were laid in 1994 due to deterioration of the slate and to reduce the weight of the roof. Another later addition were the four large bronze doors in place at the entrance to the church. Installed in 1965, they were cast in Italy and depict four scenes in the life of the church's patron, St. John Gualbert.
The church's 1897 pipe organ was donated by Andrew Carnegie through the influence of Charles Schwab. New stops were installed in 1915, and it was electrified and rebuilt in 1922. The organ now consists of 1,929 pipes, having been again rebuilt by Tellers Organ Company of Erie into a three-chambered electro-pneumatic pipe organ in the 1950s.
The original high altar and many of the accompanying statues were removed in post-Vatican II renovations and now reside in the crypt of the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament in Altoona. The Shrine of Saint Anne, a chapel at the rear of the building that measures 32 feet by 48 feet (9.8 m × 14.6 m), was designed by Comes, Perry, and McMullen, a Pittsburgh architectural firm, and constructed in 1895.
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3D pre-construction visual for Plunkett Homes, Perth, Western Australia.
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yay, he figured it out! (obviously, i straightened it out for clarity in this picture, but T basically put it together)
A rushed photo with my long (detachable) hair extensions.
Have been ridiculously busy, life is pretty amazing though. Feeling very zen.
Miss you lots though Flickr peeps, hopefully we will get better acquainted again soon when I start uploading more photos.
My new website will be up and running soon too. YAY!
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Plaintiff former wife appealed a decree of the Circuit Court of Montgomery (Virginia), which dismissed her bill of complaint praying that a divorce a mensa et thoro on the grounds of cruelty and constructive desertion granted defendant former husband be set aside and annulled because it had been procured by the fraud of the former husband perpetrated upon her and the court..
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Virginia Lawyers Divorce Montgomery Cruelty Constructive Desertion Grounds
Virginia Lawyers Divorce Montgomery Cruelty Constructive Desertion Grounds
Holdings:
The Virginia Court made the following holding:
Cohabitation between husband and wife during the pendency of the suit for divorce is considered a sufficient reason for the defendant’s belief that plaintiff spouse had abandoned the suit, and a justification for not appearing to make a defense. But where it is sought to set aside a decree on the ground that during the pendency of the divorce action the spouse who obtained it had condoned the other’s offenses by cohabiting as before, the burden of proving such cohabitation and condonation rests upon the assailant of the decree..
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an oncoming overhead wave and a rip tide meet to double up on each other, forcing a geyser to the right of the pacifica pier
Constructive comments would be appreciated :-)
If this makes you too sad, she is happier in this one ...