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Northbound Auto lead by UP 7016 creeps by Larue Rd as a track inspector was coming south at Halsey Jct. on the Union Pacific Chester Subdivion.
This is the reverse of a lead token. It appears to show a hand held balance or possibly a merchants mark. If looked at the other way up, then what might be an animal is seen at the top. There are four pellets in the field with further pellets around the edge. The piece is 26mm in diameter. W. 7g.
A late 17c early 18c date is likely, the piece acting as a penny? Recorded by the Portable Antiquities Scheme under LANCUM-9BBDE1.
Chipped lead paint is hazardous. Flakes of paint form into lead dust that becomes airborne and can easily contaminate anything it lands on.
Museum of Geology - South Dakota School of Mines and Technology - Rapid City, South Dakota - Pennington County - Jun 19 2015
hello, Balloonboy. Balloonboy decided since it was about 75 degrees and sunny that he had to get outside and check out the patio. I went along since it sounded like a good idea, and I didn't feel like working on my paper which I should be doing, but don't want to.
Balloonboy made it all the way from Virginia this past summer, in a box for a couple of months, with hardly an additional bend. Balloonboy is the creation of the Little Chef, and I've always liked looking at him.
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This pane is on the landing going upstairs. It is this only one with colour. This is almost like the Coat of Arms for the house. Our neighbour (the house you see) has a mirror image house and their pane is almost identical with a different centre design.
Canon EOS88
50mm Canon
Ilford HP5 Plus 400 @ ISO800
Armi Millare
Mag:net High Street, Makati, Philippines
Heidi Anksorus introduces participants to various dosage forms. LEAD Program 2013, high school students.
The Juvenile Lead (Self-Portrait), 1907
Walter Richard Sickert
Taken as part of Van Gogh and Britain (March – August 2019)
Van Gogh lived in England as a young man for several crucial years. He walked the streets alone, dreaming of the future. He fell in love with British culture, especially the novels of Charles Dickens and George Eliot. And he was inspired by the art he saw here, including paintings by Constable and Millais which are featured in the exhibition. They affected his paintings throughout his career.
The exhibition also looks at the British artists who were inspired by Van Gogh, including Francis Bacon, David Bomberg, and the young Camden Town painters. It shows how his vision set British artists on the road to modern art.
[Tate Britain]
Abandoned lead works, Newcastle quayside.
Please note: exploring derelict places like this can be dangerous, explore with care and never alone.
Headshot photos of Ryan Breslin taken in New York City in 2013. He is a lead on the broadway show Newsies, a fellow HS performing arts school classmate, and is also a great rapper.
To set up a photo shoot or if you have any questions, please email me, Yen Nguyen, at yentn07@gmail.com.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey makes a stop at the Valient Cross Academy to watch the school's scholars participate in the "Village" presentation, as part of her "Listen, Learn, Help & Lead Tour." Gov. Ivey also toured classrooms in the school, spoke with administrators and had a listening session with a small group of scholars. The visit to the school was one of many stops on her tour of the Capital City, Monday, Aug. 14, 2017. (Alabama Governor's Office, Jamie Martin)
Approximately 2,000 students from throughout Elizabeth Public Schools attended morning and afternoon Law Enforcement Against Drugs (L.E.A.D.) Class of 2018 graduation ceremonies at the Thomas G. Dunn Sports Center. Among the speakers at the graduation ceremonies were L.E.A.D. officers Richard Hurler, Jennifer Perez, and Ina Silva of the Elizabeth Police Department; Elizabeth Board of Education President Maria Carvalho and Board member Stanley Neron; and Elizabeth Public Schools Superintendent Olga Hugelmeyer. Essynce Moore, a 16-year-old motivational speaker and founder of fashion line Essynce Couture, served as the special guest speaker, encouraging students to dream big and strive for their goals. L.E.A.D. officers Hurler, Perez, and Silva announced the winners of the L.E.A.D. essay contest and had all of the students stand to recite the L.E.A.D. pledge to end each of the ceremonies.