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Swooping Up After Picking Up A Message From The Ground. July 1930
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Location of collection: Northampton Museum & Art Gallery www.northampton.gov.uk/museums
Part of: Northamptonshire Regiment Collection
Reference number: N.Regt:2163.36
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Run of 100 Natural card cases for Message To Bears EP1, all handmade.
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Do you see the holiday message in this? Tutorial on my blog
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This message has been coming up on Cheryl's computer lately. Usually if you shut down the computer and restart it, the system will load and things will go okay for a while, but then this error message pops up again. Any ideas what it is or what may be causing it? For the record, this is an Windows XP Pro system. Thanks.
A message to all:
Until yesterday I had been absent from flickr for about six weeks due to a health situation.
In early February at my annual medical check-up, my doctor noticed something amiss on my blood work report and sent me to a Urologist for further tests. After the tests I was informed that I had early-stage, but extremely aggressive, Prostate Cancer.
On February 25 I had my prostate removed via a robotic surgery procedure. The pathology report indicated good news, the cancer had not spread elsewhere. It appears that I dodged the bullet however it still makes my skin crawl when I think about all the times in the past that I used some lame excuse to delay or totally skip my annual check-up. If I had done that this year it might have been a fatal mistake.
I urge all of you, especially those over 40, to get your annual medical check-up on time, every time. Modern medical science can do some amazing things, but without early detection your chances can rapidly diminish.
-Rod
One of the messages displayed in Cornerhouse. To send a message to Cornerhouse Scribbler visit cornerhousescribbler.co.uk
My first attempt on an Ad... Got the inspiration from CVR's(seeveeaar) blog on Cancer !!!
Used the ring which I got during Halloween ;)
Please see it in Large...
Taken on my phone when out riding the night before the group ride.
About a minute later, I was up to my navel, bike underwater, after misjudging the depth of a 'puddle'...
Time is running out for people from other European countries who live in Wales - adults and children alike - who risk losing their rights to live here unless they register for Settled Status by 30 June.
Swansea for Europe campaigners took this message to Swansea beach, creating a giant sand artwork measuring 50 metres by 30 metres, to mark Europe Day on 9 May.
Citizens of EU and EFTA countries who came to the UK before the end of 2020 have to apply under the UK’s Settlement Scheme by 30 June – otherwise, they will lose their rights to live and work in the UK. This is a new rule because of Brexit.
This applies to citizens from the 27 EU countries, plus Norway, Iceland, Switzerland and Liechtenstein:
It includes:
•people who may have been living in the UK for decades, perhaps even before the UK joined the EU, who may not realise that they now need to register;
•children and other dependents of those affected who do not hold British citizenship;
•people who were previously granted UK permanent residence documents, which will no longer be valid after 30 June.
Edmund Sides, chair of Swansea for Europe, said:
“ We are very concerned that many people, including those who have been here for decades – and even children born here - could lose their rights to live here. The problem is that many of the people who will be affected either don’t know about Settled Status, or don’t realise it applies to them.
***More information is available from www.settled.org.uk****
Farewell messages written by employees of the North American Division (NAD) to Church employees in the World Headquarters prior to NAD moving to its new office building. NAD physically relocated September 2017.
[Photos: Mylon Medley/ANN]
The expensive flat panel displays at Toronto Life Square display hi-resolution Windows error messages.