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Section 1AA final, Lakeville North vs. Lakeville South, 2-28-19. Photo by Mark Hvidsten, SportsEngine
I don't know if the science is solid (is any), but I'm wondering if the sections in this new subdivisioin in Hei Hei - yes this new subdivision that appears to be the home of 85% of all electricity pylons in the country - are selling like hot cakes, HOT being the operative word.
Who would buy a section within a stone's throw of these. Unless they're cheap. Maybe they're on special - 1/4 acre for $99.99. At least you wouldn't need a microwave. Just toss the steaks out into the yard. But even then I wouldn't buy and build here. What would the re-sell be?
Shall I go on? I'm sure there's some cracks about global warming somewhere. Tapping into the grid to run your P lab. Or the lovely humming noise at night that helps you sleep - in more ways than one.
Okay, that's all.
Item Number: 09707-67.
Document Title: KINGSPORT CEMETERY, KINGSPORT, TN [ORIG.]; SECTION "A" [ORIG.]; RECORD OF LOTS SOLD AS OF 1-FEB-1955 SECTION "A" [PI]; SCALE 1"=20' [ORIG.]..
Project: 09707; Kingsport Cemetery; Kingsport; Tennessee; 08 Monument, Statue Designs & Cemeteries; 107 PLANS (1927-1955).
Artist/Creator: .
Location: Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, MA.
Category: PLAN.
Purpose: A&E (Architectural & Engineering).
Physical Characteristics: [Dimensions]32"X31 1/4"; [Technique]cyano pos; [Medium]graphite --ink --color p/c; [Support]paper.
Dates: 28-NOV-1947; REC. 7-FEB-1955 [ST.V.].
Notes: KING ENGINEERING CO. INC. [ORIG.]; RECEIVED FROM KINGSPORT CEMETERY [BY] MAIL [PI]..
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Please Credit: Courtesy of the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site..
2023 North Coast Section Wrestling Championships
Hosted by James Logan High School
Union City, California, USA
February 17th and 18th
Photos by John Sachs www.tech-fall.com
The Wistarion, p. 89, 1990, Archives & Special Collections, Hunter College Libraries, Hunter College of the City University of New York, New York City.
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The Alice Springs Cemetery was divided up into different sections according to religious beliefs. The Mahommedan section was to the left, all the way to the back. This section is historical because many of the original cameleers are buried here.
Photographed at the Herberton Mining Centre museum in the small heritage rural town of Herberton on the Atherton Tableland in Queensland, Australia.
In the last section, we started learning about chakras, exactly what they are, as well as their place in Ayurveda. Additionally, we started to discover their relation with our existence to the physical and also non-physical universe. Chakras (swirling vortexes of power within our bodies) connects us to the life energy of deep space, and […]
Looks like a dance studio. Complete with the ballerina bar (forgot what it's called), albeit a lot lower.
This botanic garden focused on areas with a Mediterranean climate. Each section featured plants of one of these areas, such as this section with plants of South Africa.
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The Wistarion, Pg. 145, 1918, Archives & Special Collections, Hunter College Libraries, Hunter College of the City University of New York, New York City.
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"Fragments of the cloisters found in the churchyard have been reconstructed and erected here in memory of Thomas Harland and his family who took a prominent part in the nineteenth-century Restoration.
All the capitals and arches are original but in some places new shafts have been used. This twin-shafted arcade shows some of the finest stone carving of the period 1175-1200.
The variety of detail, the undercut interlacing in the refinement of the design, the curious variation of the scalloped capitals treated like folds of linen edged with pearl ornaments make the arcading one of the most interesting and beautiful of its kind and period in the country.
A cast of a complete section of the arcading, because of its interest to students of architecture, has been placed in the Metropolitan Museum of New York. At the base upon which the arcading has been erected are to be seen some other extremely fine capitals which, like the capitals of the arcading, show by their intricate carving French influence and also Anglo-Norman inspiration. They bear a resemblance to the fine capitals in the Museum at Amiens which were formerly in the Premonstratensian Church of Dom Martin, Pas-de-Calais."
Bridlington Priory written by the late John. W. Lamb, M.A., Ph.D.