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Same info. as other. On location, see pipline has already been laid out. The cat parked is a pipe layer.
same laminated cardboard as was here 20+ years ago. I remember Lillian making it when she was kitchen manager and I was menu planner... Or maybe it was the other girl who had similiar hair and used to joke around about the Water Monster.
The same attributes that carried the Chargers to a 13-3 season failed them Sunday as they dropped a 17-14 decision to the Jets at Qualcomm Stadium. (Credit: San Diego Chargers) NOTE: mandatory photo credit and link to www.chargers.com
What is there to write?
What is there to say?
Same things happen everyday,
not a thing to write, not a thing to say,
So I take my pen in hand
and start the same old way.
Dear, I thought I'd drop a line,
the weather's cool, the folks are fine,
I'm in bed each night at nine,
P. S. I love you.
Yesterday we had some rain,
but all in all,
I can't complain,
Was it dusty on the train,
P. S. I love you.
Write to the Browns
just as soon as you're able,
They came around to call,
and I burned a hole in the dining room table,
And let me see,
I guess that's all.
Nothing else for me to say,
and so I'll close but by the way,
Everybody's thinking of you,
P. S. I love you.
I do my best to obey all your wishes,
I put a sign up "Think"
But I gotta buy us a new set of dishes,
or wash the ones that are piled in the sink.
Nothing else to tell you dear,
except each day seems like a year,
Every night I'm dreaming of you,
P. S. I love you
Frank Sinatra
Another shot of the same vest to show the shoulder that gets clipped in RB3. Again, NO clipping. Smoothed and textured properly. Notice the clothing doesn't look like plastic, and has solid form. No skin cutting it off.
Same Difference switched on the Christmas lights in Coalville in November 2009, and attracted crowds of over 5,500 people into the town
2022 Sun and Rain at the Same Time from Hells Kitchen Clinton near Times Square Broadway in NYC 04/09/2022 New York City Midtown Manhattan Spring April weather New York Times Building dark low hanging cumulonimbus cumulus nimbus cloud - Hell 's Kitchen Nemo Southern view
Living in Bradfield Essex, I wondered how many Villages around the U.K. carries the same name - around about a half a dozen – this one is in North East Norfolk.
Bradfield is a village within the civil parish of Swafield, in the English county of Norfolk. The village is 7.6 miles (12.2 km) south south east of Cromer, 18.1 miles (29.1 km) north north east of Norwich and 135 miles (217 km) north east of London. The village lies 3.1 miles (5.0 km) north north west of the town of North Walsham.
Saint Giles parish church is a large church for what is now a small community. The church, however was once bigger still. There is evidence of this both inside and out, because the north and south arcades were filled in when the aisles were demolished. The pillars and arches can still be seen, set in the walls, the early 14th century capitals revealing the age of the church. The porch is dated 1786, along with the churchwardens' names, which is probably shortly after the aisles were demolished. At the east end of the church there is a decorated window and pentagonal buttresses with stone pinnacles added in 1864 when some restoration work was carried out on the church. Above the chancel arch there is a wall painting of Christ in Judgment. He sits on a rainbow showing his wounds. The wall painting dates from the 15th century.
Same as last night's rubbish - sunset stuff from the Clyde and Black & White Carts, 30th September 2015.
March 11, 2013
The RPLP hosted Amy Stone, an associate professor of sociology and anthropology at Trinity University, for a series of conversations about her insights on religion and same-sex marriage. Using a broad historical context as her framework, Stone discussed changes in the ways different groups have framed arguments for and against same-sex ballot measures. The religious right, for example, has transitioned from an emphasis on pedophilia and explicitly religious rationales for rejecting same-sex marriage to greater focus on risks to health and families. LGBT activists, meanwhile, have found the public more receptive to the language of love and commitment than to rights-oriented rhetoric, and have changed their framing accordingly. With respect to religion, while some LGBT activists welcome the support of sympathetic ministers, others “want nothing to do with religion.” Overall, Stone’s research indicates that the use of religious rhetoric by the LGBT movement is increasing as conservatives downplay religious language.In their public discourse and in an attempt to gain the moral high ground, both the LGBT movement and the religious right compete for embattled minority status. Along these lines, the religious right regularly invokes examples of employees who are fired for anti-gay comments and creates documentaries like “Speechless: Silencing the Christians.” LGBT activists counter by drawing parallels between their objectives and those of previous civil rights movements.
Photo credit: Mathison Ingham