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Thinking of ways of allowing multiple clocks on-screen. Note disturbing lack of digital examples. I ended up going to something similar to bottom-left.
Para salir en la noche con la celulosa de la planta de mariquina... tras hacer un largo viaje hasta Puerto de Lirquen...
Ekiti State First Lady, Erelu Bisi Fayemi with the family of Mr and Mrs Adekitan Oyenuga and their triplets during the Multiple Birth Trust Fund/Product support disbursement in Ado-Ekiti… on Monday
Multiple Cullman County volunteer fire departments responded to a Cullman e9-1-1 system call just after 2:00 pm today. The concerned a fully involved house fire along the 200 block of County Road 449.
Upon arrival, firefighters confirmed the substance of the call. A single story residential structure was fully engulfed in flames.
Initially, there was concern that several other homes in very close proximity to the fire were endangered. Even more troubling was the possibility that an occupant may have become entrapped in the burning home.
Early in the fire, a 100-pound propane tank on the exterior of the home exploded. This sent up a loud, brief intense fireball and copious amounts of smoke.
Firefighters from Loretta, Bremen, Dodge City, Good Hope, Logan and Trimble proceeded to tackle the extremely hot burning, rapidly progressing fire. At one point, the fire was being attacked from five different angles.
Ultimately, the main fire was fully suppressed within 30 minutes or so. The examination of hot spots and smoldering building materials took significant time thereafter to extinguish.
Once firefighters made entry, there was an immediate search of the home for the suspected occupant. Fortunately, the resident living in the house was NOT on premises.
Fire crews were able to stop the flames from spreading to nearby dwellings in the close-knit neighborhood despite strong winds at this high elevation.
Two deputies from the Cullman County Sheriff's Office were on hand for security. A medical team from Cullman Emergency Medical Services were staged at the scene as a precaution. Fortunately, their services were not needed. There were no injuries sustained by occupants or firefighters.
The Cullman County chapter of the American Red Cross was called in to provide the occupant with interim support resources. Those resources will be no doubt welcome as the home is certain to be deemed a total loss with virtually all personal possessions inside destroyed by fire, smoke and/or water.
In this interview, Fire Chief Tony Barnett of the Loretto Volunteer Fire Department explains all important details about the fire, emergency responders response and reminds everyone Governor Bentley's 'No Burn Ban' is still very much in place.
cullmantoday.com/2016/12/01/loretto-residence-destroyed-b...
Built in 1929 and expanded multiple times, the Colonial Revival-style Shaker Square was designed by Philip L. Small, Inc. for the Van Sweringen brothers to serve as a shopping district on the west side of the planned suburban community of Shaker Heights, though the shopping center itself is located west of the municipal boundary in the Buckeye-Shaker of Cleveland. The shopping center features red brick cladding, six-over-six double-hung windows, cornices with dentils, limestone trim, hipped and gabled slate roofs, large storefront openings, doorways with fanlight transoms, doric pilasters, copper-roofed cupolas, broken pediments, circular oxeye windows, decorative sculptural reliefs featuring festoons, and Palladian windows. Around the center can be found a series of apartment buildings of varying sizes, also built around the same time, creating a pedestrian critical mass that helps keep the center viable despite the construction of newer, larger shopping centers further out in the suburbs. Shaker Square was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976. The center today houses a supermarket, pharmacy, and movie theater, with multiple retail shops, office services, and restaurants being housed in various retail and commercial office lease spaces around the shopping center, as well as a light rail stop on the RTA Green Line and Blue Line on the west side of the square.
Google lists multiple blogs covering "Motrin Moms" reaction to Ad campaign on page one after only 2 days of activity.
Additional commentary here:
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