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It's worth noting two things: 1. I am a tenant, this is not an owner-occupied unit, and selling was not my (or my landlady's) idea. 2. I tried to get the stupid showings postponed until I got home and *could* clean the clutter, goddammit.
I also like the two "FYIs." That softens the blow, since I know you're just trying to inform me.
An interesting conversation on a scrap of notebook paper that flew into my office this morning by a stong gust of wind. Lot's of inferences about the involved parties can be drawn by this dialogue. Any suggestions?
Though it looks personal, I couldn't resist sharing this. Enjoy!
The writing on the back of this photograph notes that this team is Barnsley Amateurs (Sheffield Amateur League 1909-10).
The only reference to Barnsley Amateurs in 1909-10 is an advert and report related to a charity match organised against the Borough Police on Thu 7th April 1910 at Oakwell which they won 3-0 (see separate image), though they were competing in the Sheffield Amateur Thursday League (aka The Early Closing League) in 1910-11 and had done so on and off in previous seasons (see below).
A team called Barnsley Amateurs were formed at the start of the 1900-01 season taking over the Thursday friendly fixtures of Barnsley YMCA. (A club with the same name had existed in the 1890s). At the end of their successful first season they were hoping to use the Dearne Athletic Ground for the following season, and to organise a team to play Saturdays as well as Thursday, but to continue not playing in League competitions which was against their amateur principles.
In 1901-02 the Amateurs only played friendly matches on a Thursday. Their aim was to "encourage physical development combined with pleasant recreation". Their home pitch was the Dearne Athletic Ground, Old Mill which they shared with Monk Bretton FC. WB Gittus (later Vice Chairman of Barnsley FC) was one of the chief supporters of the club. The club's headquarters was the Wellington Hotel.
For the 1902-03 season the captain and vice-captain were J Birchall and C Powell. The club's HQ was moved to the Royal Oak. After a series of meetings in the close season when the club's ability to continue was in serious doubt, an agreement was finally made with Barnsley FC to use Oakwell for their Thursday matches, and enough support for them remaining purely amateur was gained. Reports show that they did play home matches at Oakwell, still refusing to join a League.
In 1903-04 the club's HQ was still the Royal Oak, but the ground was given as Honeywell Lane, so it seems that they only had use of Oakwell for the one season. They continued to play Thursday friendlies in 1904-05.
In 1905-06 it seems the club finally succumbed and joined the Sheffield Thursday Amateur League, still playing at Honeywell Lane. They finished 3rd at the end of the season.
They continued in the same League during 1906-07, however by 1907-08 and 1908-09 they were back playing friendlies only again, playing at Dillington Park in 1908-09.
The club was actually suspended from playing for a month in Feb 1908 for playing professional players from other clubs. There is very little reference to the club in 1909-10 apart from the charity match referred to above and by 1910-11 they were back playing in the Sheffield Amateur Thursday League, also known as the Early Closing League.
31.10.2009 Rolling Rock Aarau Birthdaybash
working with Malik and Frends
for more Stuff check :
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Great Work Buddys !
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Bee hair pins for Jeyne Beesbury
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Audionote tube amplifier. A friend's expensive Hi-Fi amplifier.
-- 30 sec at ƒ/11, focal length 31 mm, iso 400, tripod. Canon EOS 400D
In a bid to declutter, came across this little note from a dear friend on a party bag. The bag may now be gone, but the memories will live on!
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The leaf pattern of the lancets was altered to fit a mistake in the window frames.
The huge steel frames were supposed to be built after the glass was designed, but one day on the site we found them laying off to the side, already built to a standard window specification.
The image in this photo has been squeezed down in Photoshop to show how the leaf pattern was supposed to look. The leaves here are the same length all around and fall into a circle, as do the leaves in the facade.
As fabricated, they fall into a vertical oval that was stretched by others to accommodate the error by the builders.
- [ continue on the fact that the window frames were welded with arbitrary horizontal window dividers before the stained glass was designed. I wanted them to remove them and put in horizontals that fit the design. Instead, only the spaces for the major medalions were changed. The rest of the horizontals were left in place and the design of the leaf pattern was stretched to fit. This struck me as chintzy- but typical, that saving money on welding time would outweigh the design of the glass.
Compare to the existing window:
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More Santa Clara photos in the Commissions album:
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If you want to see alot of my finished work, it does not work to just type don art (without quotation marks) into the Search window. You get too many extra pages, that way.
But, "don art" (with the quotes) does work.
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[ don- for back cover of 12 by 12 painting book.
Character: Misa Amane
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This was the first thing I ever printed. It was handset with metal type (Stymie) and printed on a Vandercook Universal I at Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles. A return address was printed on the flap. The envelope liner was computer-designed and was printed on an inkjet printer. The stationery was from Paper Source, which also carries templates for the liners.
Notes and doodles while watching episode 2 of Spring:
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