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comprei hoje.
tava tão mega barato que não resisti!!!!
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adoooooooooooooooro de morrer.
*_*
boa noite e boa semana.
He was born in Strathspey, Moray, Scotland in 1834 to Peter Simpson and Jane Christie Parmouth. His father was a general store owner, and Simpson was trained in the drapery trade in Elgin, Moray before emigrating to Newmarket, Province of Canada at the age of 21 where he worked at his uncle's dry goods store. Before long, Simpson started up his own store in Newmarket, Ontario as the Simpson & Trent Groceries, Boots, Shoes and Dry Goods (1858–1870) and later as the Robert Simpson Company from 1870 to 1871. Simpson and his family relocated back to Toronto in 1871 and in 1872 he opened a pioneer department store in Toronto that eventually expanded into the major national chain, Simpson's.
For decades, Simpson's store was in a rivalry with fellow retailer Timothy Eaton on Yonge Street.
Simpson married Mary Anne Botsford and had one daughter, Margaret. She married the grandson of William Hamilton Merritt, William Hamilton Merritt III in 1890.
Robert Simpson died in 1897 and is buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto.
Margaret Simpson, daughter of Robert Simpson married William Hamilton Merritt (1855–1918) in 1890. She is buried with him at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto.
James Sutherland, his cousin, owned and operated a trading business from 1871 until his death in 1889.
His first store at Main and Timothy Streets in Newmarket is occupied by small retail buildings. As for the Toronto location at 184 Yonge Street, it was later rebuilt by Robert Jameison and later became the F. W. Woolworth Building (Toronto).
"Tableau".
Exposición en el Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de Málaga. Del 19 de Noviembre de 2004 al 23 de enero de 2005.
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Pumping plant supplied by Worthington Simpson Limited, of Newark
In West India Dock Impounding Station
The Impounding Station was built in 1929 and is used to regulate water levels between the West India and Millwall Docks. The impounding station is the only source of water to West India Docks, outside the tidal run in, and it is in daily use. The Impounding Station is home to three pumps which provide the means for taking water from the River Thames and pumping it into the dock. The pumps are still the original ones installed 85 years ago and are capable of pumping up to 9 cubic metres of water per second. As an illustration of the rate at which the pumps operate, they would fill an Olympic size swimming pool in 9 minutes, and pumps around 4 million tonnes of water each year. The intake pipes draw water from a sump beneath the Impounding Station Building. The outfall pipes pass beneath Marsh Wall Road and their discharge is submerged within the Dock. Trash screens operate whenever the pump is running to protect the pump from debris entering from the river. Debris is discharged into a conveyor belt that empties into a skip. The Canal & River Trust has carried out automation and repairs to the pumps in the Impounding Station in Docklands over the last 12 months. This enables the pump to be operated remotely, although local operation can also be carried out.
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My Simpsons =)
I got Homer on my seventeenth birthday from my mother =D
The one to the right I won on a market XD it's not a real Simpsons production.
Catching up on flickr doesn't just mean writing obscene comments on your pictures and flagging them for the Yahoo censors. It also means joining in on random foolishness.
Remake yourself as a Simpson. I think I need to switch to bushier eyebrows.