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For the most part, I quite like my apartment. But lately I've been feeling like the decor could use a little... something. Something to give it a touch of adult sophistication. Something that says "a grown-up heterosexual male lives here". Or perhaps just "hey ladies, check out my swinging bachelor pad".
Et voila!
So my bigass goldfish (named Fatass) was acting like a total spaz for a day or 2 and at first we thought he was prolly just up for removal from planet but I asked Bart to take some water to the pet store to get it tested and sure as shit the water had some crap in it or some shit.
Prolly shit. That goldfish is HUGE. He poops for days.
So anyway, this stuff is sposed to clear up the shit and Fatass has been much less of a spaz, so yay!
Good thing, cuz there's no WAY he'd flush down the toilet.
By painting the roses crimson.
Visit this location at Dysphoria - Alice in Wonderland in Second Life
I "fixed" this broken sign in photoshop so you can see the neon in its full working state. - The owner has retired and the store is now closed.
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Home energy saving kits are now available to borrow at all Dublin City Public Libraries.
The Home Energy Saving Kits have been developed by Dublin's energy agency Codema and contain six practical tools to help the public save energy at home. The items in the toolkits address three key areas of energy use in the home - space heating, hot water and electricity consumption - and can help identify common problems such as lack of insulation, poor ventilation and the appliances in the home that might be driving up electricity bills.
Waffles with blackberries and lemon ricotta cream. Review at ugonnaeatthat.com/2007/11/21/toronto-i-saw-sloan/.
Note: The historic Life Saving Station was destroyed by Hurricane Sandy. These photos are of all that remains.
What is now the Takanassee Beach Club was originally known as U.S. Life-Saving Station #5. It is a rare survivor from the era of frequent shipwrecks, when sand bars, shallow waters, and winter storms made the waters of New Jersey treacherous to the busy coastwise trade. In 1900 New Jersey contained 42 life saving stations situated three and a half miles apart between Sandy Hook and Cape May. From September to May their crews patrolled the beaches nightly looking for ships at peril. From this root the United States Coast Guard grew, but today only a few of the stations survive.
This property still has its three original buildings, and each, only moderately altered, is an architectural gem. The oldest, a handsome stick style building with prominent decorative trusses in each gable, was built in 1878-79 after a model designed for the 1876 Philadelphia centennial exhibition. The second building is shingle style, designed cica 1897 as living quarters for the life-saving crew. The third building from 1903 lies closest to the beach. It is a one-story, shingled boathouse with a tall square lookout tower facing the ocean. All three of the buildings are the only ones in New Jersey. No other location in the United States retains as many original Life-Saving Service buildings.
Deactivated by the Coast Guard in 1928, it subsequently became the Takanassee Beach Club. Today the former U.S. Life-Saving Station #5, is in need of rescue itself. What no northeaster or hurricane accomplished in 135 years, a developer’s bulldozer could soon achieve. The site is under threat of demolition for a proposed townhouse development, although the project is currently on hold pending environmental review. The prospective builder has only offered to move the buildings.
The buildings of Life-Saving Station #5 are irreplaceable survivors of an earlier at the shore. PNJ thinks preserving them at their original sites through some form of adaptive use should be the highest priority, to avoid losing these unique reminders of our maritime heritage.
Assemblyman Sean Kean organized a forum to discuss the future of the Beach Club property. Those interested in the preservation of the property are working with the Assemblyman to try and secure funds from various resources such as the Green Acres to be able to purchase the property.
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The Lyme Bay lifeboat returns on New Year's Day from another successful, potentially life-saving expedition.
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) operates around the coast of the UK 24/7, 365 days a year and last year rescued more than 8000 people (around 22/day).
The RNLI is a charity. It is not funded by any government. It survives entirely on donations by the public and the lifeboat crew work voluntarily any day or night.
This boat alone costs £125,000 and each uniform costs around £1,200.
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Lou's back in business!!!
Looks like his new venture, Saving Gigi will be one of the new hot spots in the Bloor/Ossington area, much like its sister venue, Saving Grace is on Dundas.
Congrats!
An image of someone saving Bitcoin Cryptocurrency in a Piggy Bank. In the photograph we see a hand dropping a Bitcoin medallion into a savings Piggy Bank to represent saving up money you have invested in Bitcoin. This image has been released under Creative Commons Attribution Licensing and therefore can be used in any way you wish! Horay! However - we kindly ask that you credit us each time you use this image, by simply including a link to www.raisin.co.uk
"SAVING MR. BANKS"
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Walt Disney (Tom Hanks) shows Disneyland to "Mary Poppins" author P.L. Travers (Emma Thompson) in Disney's "Saving Mr. Banks," releasing in U.S. theaters limited on December 13, 2013 and wide on December 20, 2013.
Ph: François Duhamel
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