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This former Albertsons opened in 2002 as part of a major redevelopment of a former mall. Part of this development included replacing a former American Stores-owned Lucky, which is now a JoAnn craft store (store closed prior to merger) and a new Albertsons (because this was post merger) was opened to replace that store. Unfortunately, due to me trying to stay on schedule, I chose not to go next door into the now-closing JoAnn next door, which I now regret. However, I will be able to see more JoAnn sites soon before their closure.
This Albertsons opened with Blue and Green Awnings as one of the later stores with this interior. This store did open with a more unique layout, kind of a mix between the layout of a Grocery Palace and a Santa Fe/Jewel layout. There is one service counter at the end of produce which I am not very sure what it was, since the deli, bakery, and meat department counters could all be accounted for, and the now-closed pharmacy was located at the front of the store.
When Albertsons chose to ditch NorCal in 2007, like many former Albertsons sites, this store was sold to Save Mart to be rebranded as a Lucky in their attempt to revive the brand. Save Mart did their usual minor refresh when they took over the store, with a more thorough facelift occurring in late 2021. Even then, the awnings and the tile backsplash in the service departments still remain.
The pharmacy closed in 2022.
Replacing the usual 4 weekly NMT were class 37's 37057 and 37610 Working 1Q18 (04:16 Reading Triangle Sidings to Paignton via Penzance).
Seen passing Exeter St Thomas on 7th February 2025.
Replaced 11-12-07 - Edited Version
A quick add - we are off for photo jaunting (so what else is new?) - 3rd OOB and I am a bit more pleased - but I admit, it was an easier one to do . . .
"Travels with Charlie" - John Steinbeck... There are millions of dog stories in America on any given day. Oct 4th, replaced with a cleaned up image with the photographer's shadow removed.
12 Almshouses rebuilt 1865 replacing 16c ones housing "1 warden who shall be a preacher, 10 poor men 50 years of aged alive and 2 poor women widows or maids likewise , sole and unmarried" The 2 women were to wash and look after the "sick and impotent poor" of Christ's hospital .
Rollers for sliding doors – If glass sliding doors in your home are more than 10 years old, you can find that they are difficult to slip up. This problem is even more common when it comes to aluminum glazed doors. The reason is that the doors are heavier due to the double glazing, but many...
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The air we breath is contains about 21% Oxygen and 78% Nitrogen. Nitrogen is inert and does not contribute to the breakdown of nutrients. Oxygen does cause nutrient loss over time. By vacuuming out all the air and replacing the air with 100% nitrogen, the bottles become filled with an oxygen-free atmosphere.
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Designed by P.J.H. Cuypers – the architect responsible for Amsterdam’s Central Station and Rijksmuseum.as well as many other churches. It was used as a church from 1880 - 1977 and is now used as offices and a venue for concerts and weddings. It is seldom open to the public.
Cuypers had a fascination with shape and unconventional ground-plans...many of his churches were built on tight, restricted urban sites, sometimes actually physically replacing the 'house-churches' that the Catholics worshipped in during the penal period before emancipation. Height is important to him...no longer were the Catholics going to hide in shabby barns...they wanted their churches high, loud and proud! The Vondelkerk is less usual in that he had a free site and indeed the church is the centrepiece of a planned urban enclave...it is important in his oeuvre in that axial views partly dictate the plan-form and the symmetry of the building. The tower is a replacement - the original burned in a fire (I think around the turn of the century - there are some contemporary pictures of the wreckage after the conflagration available online) and Cuypers designed a different centrepiece when rebuilding took place. The space under the crossing is a complex octagon and remains unobstructed by the mezzanine floors which have been inserted into the nave and chancel...it is richly decorated with many stars etc. The architect for the repurposing after redundancy was Joop Stigt, who also saved the Posthoornkerk when that was threatened with demolition. He showed that the buildings could provide usable office space without being chopped up internally in a way that destroyed the essence of the church...extensive use of light, transparent glass screens and a respect for preserving as much detail as possible mean the building still has an internal context rather than bring a mere urban object in the cityscape...
Caption kindly written by my friend Rob Robinson (Bear and Rabbit) who alerted me to the work of Pierre Cuypers
Replacing a (very dirty) passenger cabin air filter on a 2005 Pontiac Vibe.
Pontiac recommends checking filter at 15,000-mile intervals, replacement every 30,000 miles.
now replaced by "Soundgarden"
www.king5.com/article/tech/science/environment/soundguard...
my lichen photos by genus - www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06/collections/7215762439...
my photos arranged by subject, e.g. mountains - www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06
On the left, a 20GB 1.8" HD from my MP3 player, now replaced by a CF card that's superior in every respect.
Five thousand people attended the Replace Hazelwood Rally in Melbourne on Saturday, 6 November, increasing pressure on John Brumby and Ted Baillieu to commit to replacing all of Hazelwood power station within the next term of Government.
The future of Hazelwood has become the key test of parties’ climate change credentials at this state election. The power station was recently described by Premier Brumby as the “dirtiest and most polluting power station in Australia”.
Photo credit: James Thomas
Step 5: Add glue to the frame then center the cone in the magnet. It's not difficult to center the cone, it just takes a little patience. When centered, press the foam to frame. Let the glue dry and you're all done.
Muita ansiedade da galera para ver os garotos do grupo Replace numa tarde de autógrafos na Central Surf do Shopping Aricanduva!
The State House Annex
Facts About the State House Annex
•Construction (Replacing Annexes built in1858 and 1886): 1902-1905
•Architects: Baldwin and Pennington of Baltimore
•Number of Stories: Three
About the State House Annex
The “new” annex to the State House was built between 1902-1906 to replace two 19th century annexes that were poorly built and inadequate in size. The Baltimore architects Baldwin & Pennington designed and supervised the construction of the new annex, which houses both the Senate and the House of Delegates.
Both chambers feature unusual black and gold marble in tribute to the colors of the Maryland flag, as well as skylights by the studio of Louis Comfort Tiffany. The doors of this annex that lead out to State Circle are actually the back doors of the State House but are now the main entrance for visitors. The doors are of cast bronze and the Maryland seal is featured in the roundels.
Another feature of the annex is the grand staircase to the second floor. On the landing is the monumental painting of Washington Resigning His Commission painted in 1859 by Edwin White.
The walls in the Annex are lined with Italian marble. The black and white alternating tile floors in the new annex were selected to match the 1881 tiles in the original portion. The fossils in the black marble date back 450 million years.
Noteworthy plaques and memorials in the State House Annex include:
•The State House Building Commission
•The American’s Creed by William Tyler Page, December 23, 1919