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We replaced the old 5" Home Depot gutters with nice 6" seamless gutters (color: "Royal Brown") installed by PEEK Gutters and Renovations. Jonny Peek did a nice job.
Opened in 1993 to replace the former White House Department which was demolished in 1992. This store was completely built into the mall and only has the interior mall entrances. Target is one of the 6 anchors in the Bassett Place along with Kohls, Costco, Premiere Cinemas, IMAX Movies, and Dave & Busters on mall grounds.
Garrick Inn GV II*
Public house. c1596; facade heavily restored c1912, replacing
c1800 brick front. Timber-frame with plaster infill; tile roof
with rear brick stacks.
3 storeys; symmetrical 2-window range. 1st and 2nd floors
jettied on brackets, moulded bressumer to 2nd floor; two C20
gables to attic with enriched barge-boards. Entrance to left
end has stained-glass overlight to plank door. Ground and 1st
floors have 3-light wooden mullioned and transomed windows, those to ground floor with continuous row of small square lights above; attic has 2-light windows; all with leaded
glazing. Upper floors have square framing with concave-sided
diamonds. Early C20 bracketed timber sign board. Rear wing
with cross-axial stack.
INTERIOR: exposed timber-framing and beams.
HISTORICAL NOTE: said to have been the place where the plague of 1564 started and to have been an inn from 1718; name changed from the Greyhound to the Garrick in 1795, in honour of David Garrick, who did much for the town's tourist trade by his encouragement of enthusiasm for Shakespeare.
Source: British Listed Buildings
Replaced all the Illinois capacitors with F&Ts, and the 5 watt resistors with longer leads to keep them up off the board.
had to replace a leaky 12 y/o garbage disposal & figured i might as well update the old pullout faucet while the plumber was here.
The 1HP Insinkerator is ultra-quiet & the new faucet seems well-built
Finally replace the old pool pump from 1971.
A roll of Kodak Double XX movie film bulk loaded into a 35mm canister (ala Rapakpan XX) run through a Canon EOS A2E at ISO 250.
I was there yesterday to see my dad who just got a knee replaced. I just feel so overwhelmed by this gargantuan facility. You need a shuttle to get to your car and a guide to figure out how to get to a patient's room. If you add to that the fact that when I have been there the last few times, the outcome has not been happy, it is a place I have learned very much NOT to like. This is the cross out front. You have to use it as a landmark to tell where you're at.......ugh. This is where I could throw in some comment about it being a "factory hospital" but I won't. Oh, wait, I just did.
I replaced my old Linux server with a Mac mini. The server, on the
bottom, is an old P3-733 that ran (mostly) continuously for about 8
years.
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The replace comes as Stratasys faces continued headwinds in a mature 3-D printing marketplace: The agency pronounced in advance within the week that its 0.33 sector revenues had been down from a year earlier and underneath marketplace expectations.
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When Stella, my induction cookplate went bang and died, I had to get a replacement fast as I love induction cooking! Found one that's even faster and more efficient. Has a number of great presets
Fundamental reason you need to replace the screw attachment that comes with the Quick neck strap is that the threads are not manufactured correctly. Also it appears a liquid rubber material might be between each thread as well.
Get this replacement screw instead.
This Gym was replaced in the 1960's with the new larger one but left intact. Note the old scoreboard....
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Constructed circa 1915 to serve a rapidly growing area of the city, this school is considered one of the oldest in the country. A major expansion took place in the mid 1960's which added a wing of classrooms, a vocational education wing, and a large gymnasium. However at this time the neighborhood was already starting to decline due to the loss of industry and "white flight"
Though the school continued to persevere, by the 2000's it has become clear that the student body was still shrinking, the result of further neighborhood decline as well as the opening of charter schools. With the top floor closed and an entire wing partitioned off, less then 40 percent of the campus was in use by 2013, and the decision was made to close the school and move the remaining students to nearby facilities.
Built in 1869, this Ottoman-era building was designed by Athanasios Mousis to serve as the New Mosque of the city of Candia, now known as Heraklion. The building replaced an earlier building, which had been built in the 1557, during the Venetian period, as a church, which was destroyed by the 1856 earthquake that destroyed much of the surrounding city. The building originally featured a minaret, and served as a mosque until after the Cretan State was created in 1898, being converted into a church and having its minaret removed in 1925, following the expulsion of the Greek Muslims from Crete. The building is clad in marble with two levels of stained glass windows, a decorative parapet, a rose window above the main entrance door, a domed roof, arabesque windows on the side and rear facades, arched entrance doors, a hipped red terra cotta tile roof, and the truncated base of the building’s former minaret at the western corner of the building (righthand side of the front facade). The church of St. Titus is dedicated to the first bishop of Crete, and the original church on the site contained the head of St. Titus, a holy relic, which was taken by the Venetians when they fled Candia in 1669. In 1966, the head of St. Titus was returned to the church by the city of Venice, returning to his original home after almost 300 years of absence. Today, the building serves as the Cathedral of Agios Titos, a Greek Orthodox Church, which became a Cathedral of the Archdiocese of Crete in 2013.
Replaced the stock Eminence PSD2002 with a B&C DE250. Much smoother sound. Took the opportunity to lay down some racing stripes with rope caulk to help deaden the horn structure.
Muita ansiedade da galera para ver os garotos do grupo Replace numa tarde de autógrafos na Central Surf do Shopping Aricanduva!
Work to replace windows at Northwest Missouri State's historic Administration Building continued Feb. 23, 2017. The Missouri General Assembly passed a funding bill for the project in 2015. (Photo by Todd Weddle | Northwest Missouri State University)
Your vehicle’s brakes will require maintenance throughout the course of its lifetime. One of the most significant, in fact. When you don’t have effective brakes, you put yourself and other drivers at risk. Having to pay for brake maintenance on a regular basis is a fact of life that must be factored into your financial planning.
To know more...
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angela did my hair at work
conference at huge about python, in the background
we escape to theater: la mama: robert ashley's opera: dust
special visit day, tu sais.
National Christmas Tree in Washington, D.C. replaced in spring of 2011
On February 19, 2011 the National Christmas Tree on the Ellipse in front of the White House was blown over by a large wind gust. The 42-foot Colorado blue spruce had served as the National Christmas Tree on the ellipse for more than 32 years, and was lit by six presidents in that time.
The National Park Service replaced the tree one month later on March 19th 2011.
The National Christmas Tree is lit in front of the White House in the area known as The Ellipse.
If you would like to attend the lighting Visit
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500
202-456-1414
Photos taken during The National Cherry Blossom Festival
Washington D.C. U.S.A.
04-03-2011
Photo
by Ryan Janek Wolowski
“The poster session was replaced with the more technologically advanced 'laptop' session. Presenters bring their laptops and show others their work in an open forum.”
April Jewell, a GSAS chemistry doctoral student, received the Young Scientist Prize at the 10th International Conference on the Structure of Surfaces (ICSOS-10) in August 2011. The conference—which was held in Hong Kong, China, and takes place every three years—is an opportunity for graduate students and leading researchers in areas such as atomic positions; bond lengths and bond angles of clean and adsorbate surfaces; and interfaces and nanostructures to present their research and discuss the future of their disciplines.
Photos by April Jewell
Replacing the tail light on my 2012 Mazda 3. For someone with no demonstrable mechanical skills, it was a modest achievement... particularly since the replacement part didn't come with instructions. Finding my way into the backside of the trunk was quite an adventure (and I cracked one of the plastic tacks before figuring out how they worked).
replaced soy milk with soy nog out of laziness [not wanting to go to the store] and they were AMAZING. definitely making that again...
Inspired by Richard Mosse (uses a specialist film to reveal a part of the light spectrum that changes some of the colours, most prominently greens change to red or dark pink / Kodak Aerochrome Infrared Film) and David Keochkerian (uses photoshop to replace the colours by hand) for their use of alternative colours.
Kirklinton Church of St Cuthbert
Dated 1845, but replacing medieval church and incorporating re-positioned medieval features. Snecked red sandstone ashlar with rusticated plinth; graduated slate roofs. 3 storey square west tower has angle buttresses, string course and corbelled battlemented parapet: pointed-head lancets with hood moulds.
Nave of 6 bays has buttressed walls and angles: projecting gabled porch to south wall has pointed-head arch with hood mould and oak plank doors. Lancet windows with pointed heads and hood moulds between buttresses. Chancel of one bay has angle buttresses, triple lancet east window with hood mould; coped gable with kneelers and cross finial.
Interior has inscribed and dated dedication tablet. Tower arch, formerly the chancel arch, is C12 and of two orders with bead and chevron decoration. Also from the original church are heraldic tablets to the Appleby family of 1698 and early 1700's; three aedicule monuments to members of the Dacre-Appleby family of 1729, 1738 and 1779. One window of heraldic glass for Dacre-Appleby family, other windows of plain diamond leaded panes, east window of early C20 stained glass. Pews, pulpit and lectern are all late C19 or early C20; panelled and vaulted light oak roof. Chancel steps of polished serpentine.
Carved and guilded Royal Arms of Queen Victoria at west end. Copper and wrought-iron
Oil lamps (still in use), in Art Nouveau style, are probably by the Keswick School of Industrial Art.
Re-positioned piscina from the medieval church.