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(L) Reverend Keith Newton Ordinary of the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham, The Right Reverend Alan Hopes Auxiliary Bishop of Westminster,
The Most Reverend Vincent Nichols Archbishop of Westminster
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Continue decorative pole lighting Angier to Windsor Road. Expand northside sidewalks with brick and possibly trees to accommodate more dining, arts, and slow down traffic.
It seemed funny at the time that the sign says "Welcome Continuing Education" and they couldn't even get the letters straight.
Continued progress with my model railway built in the top of a toolbox.
The connectors that the controller plugs into have now been fitted in position and the building that hide them from view has been partially built.
Read more detail on AC's Miscellaneous Model Mixture Blog by clicking here; misc-model-mix.weebly.com/blog/more-buildings-in-a-toolbox
101021-N-9964S-113-Rose Hall(October21,2010)-
USS Iwo Jima (LHD 7) is currently off the coast of Guyana in support of Continuing Promise 2010 humanitarian civic assistance (HCA) mission. The assigned medical and engineering staff embarked onboard Flagship Iwo Jima will work with partner nation's teams to provide medical, dental, veterinary, engineering assistance to several different nations to improve mutual understanding of current medical issues and technology.
(U.S.Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Christopher B. Stoltz.)
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Gathered to condemn.
Women gathered to protest against the current spate of incidents of violence against women and children in Sri Lanka. The protest was organised by Women for Women. The protest was held at Lipton Circus on 20th July 2012. Women demanded the authorities to take immediate action and bring the perpetrators to justice, rather than making inappropriate comments!
Please click www.passionparade.blogspot.com/2012/07/women-strongly-urg... to read and view.
A 35mm film that consists solely of black transparent surfaces runs over 150 guide rollers and thus produces a "wall of film" completely without projection. Wim Janssen's (BE) work thus evokes elements from three generations of visual media: the materiality of film, the emptiness of the video signal and the binary logic of the digital.
credit: rubra
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ILLUSTRATED HISTORY on PAWTUCKET
appearance. With the starting of this mill the firm was reorganized, the partners being Obadiah Brown, son of Moses Brown, William Almy and Samuel Slater, who each had a third interest. Obadiah Brown continued in the business until his death, and Slater retained his third until 1829, when he sold out to William Almy.* The production in the old clothier’s shop was so much in excess of the immediate demand that Moses Brown was afraid all his farms would be spun into yarn, and he called a halt, which probably accounts for the interval between the end of the “twenty months,” about Nov. 1, 1792, and the starting of the old mill. This period was doubtless spent by Slater in constructing new machinery, and during the latter part of the time in superintending the erection of the mill. Slater’s profits for the first twenty months were over £400**, and he had in addition earned his half of the machinery and stock. The foundations of a fortune were thus already laid, and the young Englishman, then only 24 years old, was the owner of a third in the most profitable business in the country, established by his own ingenuity and perseverance. The first outside market for the yarn was Salem, Mass. Then some was sent to Hartford, Conn., but as the business developed, Philadelphia became the chief market. The first yarn commission merchant was Elijah Waring of Philadelphia, who acted as selling agent for Samuel Slater for many years. At the beginning, New York and Boston took very little of the product, but a large amount was worked up at home by the local hand-loom weavers. When Samuel Slater first came to Pawtucket, he was introduced by Moses Brown to Oziel Wilkinson, and went to board in his house. Every one of the family seems to have treated him with great kindness, encouraged and sustained him in the trying period when he was building the first machines, and the Wilkinson brothers, especially David, rendered him valuable practical assistance. He fell in love with Hannah, one of the daughters. Although the parents did not favor his suit at first, because he was not a Friend, the custom of the period being for Quakers to marry in their own religious connection, yet they soon consented, Slater‘s persistence and good sense carrying the day, as usual, and he and Hannah Wilkinson were married Oct. 2, 1791, when he had been about two years in America. Seven sons and two daughters were born to them. Mrs. Slater died Oct. 2, 1812, in her 38th year. He was married again, Nov. 21, 1817, to Mrs. Esther Parkinson, who survived him for many years, but there were no children by this second marriage. In the new mill at first there was the same number of spindles, 72, as had been operated in the clothier's shop. These were increased and other machinery added as the business slowly developed. The market for the yarn opened up to such an extent that Slater thought there was room for another mill. In 1798 he formed a partnership, under the name of Samuel Slater & Co., with Oziel Wilkinson, Timothy Greene and William Wilkinson, the two latter being also sons-in-law of Oziel Wilkinson. The construction of a mill was begun on the Rehoboth side of the river, north of the bridge, but it was not completed and in operation until the middle of 1801. This delay was occasioned by the fact that the machinery had all to be made on the premises. For many years this was the uniform
*White’s Memoir of S. Slater, p. 244. **White’s Memoir of S. Slater, p. 76.
'Mimi', tststs ;)
That's how my kids call my Mom :) and it's not the first graffiti I see signed by her...
Continuing my "Adventures in Film" series on my blog, here's one frame taken with the Nikon F3 on the beautiful Kodak Tri-X 400.
I used the MF Nikon 50mm f/1.8 lens for this frame.
The film was rated at box speed.
The frame was scanned with an Epson V750.
The landscape in Ontario is becoming more populated and busy as we continue to get closer to Toronto aboard VIA's eastbound Canadian.
HC ORIGINALS - CONTINUED
March 31st 2012
Canning Town Caravanserai, Newham
This special Hart Culture album Showcases the 'HC Originals Collection' designed by Ms Chermiah Hart to help launch the Hart Culture 'Ethnic Tailoring classes' this 2012 Cultural Olympiad Year. (See the Official Prospectus: www.calameo.com/read/00037386055cbb8c4ea95)
The Caravanserai Event was a great success and marks the pinnacle of Grassroots change and Regeneration in Newham ahead of the London Olympic Games. It is a shining example of "...People doing things for themselves" and most importantly "Their Communities"...
Over 15 Organisations came out from march 31st - April1st to exhibit creative stalls including decorated East Eggs, Live P.A by Da Sweetnezz, Craftsmen Fish Making, Live Bands, Jamie Oliver Cooking, Caribbean Take out, The Drop In Bereavement Centre info stand, Flower arranging and face painting.
Eveybody loved the HC Collection and the great doversity within one organisation. 'HC Original' Model, J.Sobola; who was wearing her own inspired dress - 'Jennifer' said "This was a fantastic experience... and we are looking forward to the next one!
"After seeing the Show, I really want to become an HC Volunteer", - Italian Travelers
"The Show would simply not have been the same without Hart Culture. We couldn't have done it without you..." - Caravanserai Team Leader
Chartwells and District 99 mobilized on Tuesday, March 17, 2020 to deliver meals to those in need. We will continue to do so through April.