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Clouds (No. 734)
Miami Beach, Florida
#Miami Beach#Ocean Drive#Art Deco#Majestic Hotel South Beach#Florida#Beacon South Beach#Española Way#Jefferson Avenue#Wolfsonian–Florida International University#Old Miami Beach City Hall#USA#Spanish colonial revival#detail#architecture#cityscape#vacation#travel#summer 2016#original photography#tourist attraction#landmark#street scene#blue sky#clouds#façades
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6th Avenue near 11th Street
6th Avenue near 11th Street, looking south towards the Jefferson Market Library.
#6th Avenue#11th Street#Jefferson Market Library#New York City#new york#newyork#New-York#nyc#NY#manhattan#urban#city#usa#buildings#visit-new-york.tumblr.com
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Dog rescued from freezing cold on Christmas Day is on road to recovery in Ecorse
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Dog rescued from freezing cold on Christmas Day is on road to recovery in Ecorse
ECORSE, Mich. – A boxer pitbull mix had been left out in the middle of the deep freeze around Christmas Day. She was curled up in a ball, struggling to stay warm, when rescuers found her in Ecorse near West Jefferson Avenue and West Outer Drive. She’s well on her road to recovery. The dog […]
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#DogNews #AlexandraPop, #ChristmasDay, #Downriver, #Ecorse, #Facebook, #LaurenBoesen, #Local, #MacombCounty, #POETAnimalRescue, #POETAnimalRescue, #RiverRouge, #RiverRougeAnimalShelter, #WayneCounty, #WestJeffersonAvenue, #WestOuterDrive, #Westland
#Alexandra Pop#Christmas Day#Downriver#Ecorse#facebook#Lauren Boesen#local#Macomb County#P.O.E.T. Animal Rescue#POET Animal Rescue#River Rouge#River Rouge Animal Shelter#Wayne County#West Jefferson Avenue#West Outer Drive#Westland#Dog News
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2626 West 26th Avenue // $1,000,000
2626 West 26th Avenue // $1,000,000
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Welcome to The Flour Tower. It's a 5 story, single family, converted 1910 former grain mill in Bridgeport, Washington. 4bds, 8ba, $945K.
First things, first. It has an elevator, b/c it's so high.
The "Grand Salon," as they call the first floor, houses the shop, garage, green house, half bath, family room & additional kitchen.
There's also a wine room.
The family room is nice. Looks like there's a walk-in freezer there on the left.
The downstairs kitchen and deck on the waterfront.
Very large sun room also on the water.
If you'd rather take the stairs.
This must be the primary suite. It's huge.
The en-suite.
Closet in with the water heater.
Large laundry room.
The main kitchen is big, too.
Down a few stairs is a dining area.
And, on the other side of the kitchen is the formal dining room.
Plus, a formal living room. This house is so large, you can decorate it a lot better.
Spacious pantry.
Perfect views of the Columbia River.
This secondary bedroom is large and it even has a little hair salon.
Ascending to the next level, they've got a TV area on the landing.
There's a separate apt. over the garage.
So, this could be rental income.
A long staircase goes down to a dock on the river.
The river bank property measures .67 acre.
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1915 Toledo, Ohio display window at LaSalle & Koch Department Store's Jefferson Avenue and Superior Street location. Advertising the store's Edison Week, an event with demonstrations of the new phonograph players. From Dave Etchie, FB.
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View of an advertising card for F.E. Smallidge, depicting a young woman reading a ghost story by candelight. Printed on back [in part]: "The ghost story! The moral of this, the sixteenth card of our series, is that, if young ladies would avoid creating a scene, similar to the one the artist, Mr. R.W. Buss, gives us in this admirable picture, they had better forego reading ghost stories at bed-time. Presented by F.E. Smallidge, 701 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich. The Major & Knapp Lith. Co., N.Y." Includes description of Dr. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge and Dr. Jayne's Sanative Pills.
Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library
#reading#ghost story#ghost stories#vintage#vintage advertising#smallidge#detroit#detroit history#lithograph#lithography#read#books#candlelight#buss#illustration#detroit public library
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Jefferson Avenue, Evansville, Indiana.
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A view of downtown Detroit, November 1918. Shot from interurban station at Jefferson Avenue and Bates Street. In the background at left can be seen City Hall (with flag flying) and the Hotel Pontchartrain in the center.
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*spoiler warning*
In ATSV, we are introduced to the fact that the spider that bit Miles Morales in Earth-1610 actually came from Earth-42. And that universe, the one without the spider, or Spider-Man, had Miles become the Prowler.
It's very clear that Miles-42 was meant to be Spider-Man. His father, the captain of police, is killed. According to the canon, he should have had the spider bite, and for that Miles (I'm stretching a bit) I'm guessing that would have been his push to become a vigilante.
But the spider destined to bite him disappeared. And his father still died. And Miles, grieving and hurt and angry that the police did a short memorial and then cast his family aside, learns that his uncle understands. His Uncle Aaron, that he idolized, that helped encourage his art, understands his anger against the system and the police and the world, and offers an avenue he didn't think of to help change that. So Miles-42 becomes the Prowler.
Meanwhile, Miles-1610 already has a Spider-Man. He thinks that he's cool, his dad isn't a fan of him though. The idea of Spider-Man was old news. And when bonding with his uncle doing art, he was bit by the spider from Earth-42, and his destiny changes so viscerally that when he meets Peter as Spider-Man, his aura changes to the colors of Spider-Man. Miles, close to the Prowler, was supposed to become him, because we all know that even without the "Parker curse" Jefferson Davis would die anyway. A black police officer in New York? A police officer who wasn't corrupt, actually trying to be good? You know he would have been shot during a bust or by a gang or saving a kid. And Miles-42 would have been grieving and hurt and angry that the police did a short memorial and then cast his family aside. And he learned that his uncle understood, and he would have become the Prowler.
But that didn't happen. Miles Morales in any universe has the capability to become Spider-Man, to be a hero. But the moment the spider bit Miles-1610, the canon was forced upon him and his uncle died instead. And the moment the spider didn't bite Miles-42, the canon still tried to push him into a destiny that was stolen from him, his father died, and he became so bitter that the red and blue that he was born into, was destined to be, warped and bled and changed into the acid and purple of his new destiny as the Prowler in a world without a Spider-Man.
#spider man: across the spiderverse#spider man: into the spiderverse#spiderverse#miles morales#jefferson davis#rio morales#spider-man#the prowler#prowler miles#miles 42#miles 1610#the canon#aaron davis#uncle aaron#earth 42#earth 1610
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Clouds (No. 735)
Miami Beach, Florida
#Miami Beach District Court#old City Hall#Miami Beach#sand#palm tree#flora#Atlantic Ocean#Jefferson Avenue#seascape#cityscape#nature#architecture#Florida#summer 2016#blue sky#clouds#original photography#tourist attraction#landmark#dune
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Faye: oh my god! What are you gonna do?
Custer: I...what?
Faye: They found the body of the guy you murdered! Are you gonna go on the run!?
Custer: What? No, no, no
Fezco: Nah man, you should just turn yourself in and be honest
Ashtray: The truth will set you free
Fezco: That's what I always say
Custer: no Ashtray killed Mouse!
Faye: Mouse was 6-6 and 250 pounds and you want us to believe that this child-
Fezco: a smol boy
Ashtray: I just a baby!
Faye: this little boy over powered and KILLED Mouse?
Fezco: *basically right into the phone* I mean if I was a cop and I'd banked my career on this story I'd be feelin' kinda a fool right now
*sirens in the distance*
Fezco: Bro you should absolutely not run, absolutely do not go out the back bedroom window and down Sycamore
Ashtray: Nah you don't not wanna take Sycanore, you wanna not not take Jefferson Avenue
Faye: He's gone
Fezco: ...imma be so late for the play
#fexi#fexi hive#fez x lexi#fezco and lexi#fezco#fezco x lexi#fez and lexi#lexco#lexi howard#lexi x fez
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MY IDEAS FOR CHICAGO
1. Eliminate Michigan Avenue
2. Add stoplights to Lake Shore Drive
3. Magenta Line that takes you from Jefferson Park to Rogers Park
4. Silver Line that takes you around the southwest side
5. new park with 1000 miles prairie grass
6. more bagels
7. free cubs tickets sent to one random address every day
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Boyd / Brooklyn / 2009
"I think people would generally think [this] was set-up, but it’s notl. It was story of Rodarte for Luis Venegas’s Candy magazine, but [Luis] had given me three months to do it, and they just sent over a bunch of dresses and I did it that way. Boyd was living here then and [I said] ‘Just try on one of these dresses,’ but he wasn’t really into the idea at first. Well, he said, ‘Just give me a Klonopin and I’ll do anything.’ So he took it and he started modeling a bit in the bed back there [in the room] and then he just literally passed out, but he said, ‘I should pull my pants down and put these panties on instead,’ before he did. I said, 'Great,' and I think I took two 8GB chips of this. He didn’t wake up for 24 hours, and those dresses, I don’t think you’ve tried them on, but putting them on takes three hours. I kept thinking he was going to rip through the holes, and [there was just] one sample.” “That’s my foot. When I was looking [at the photograph] later, it really looks like a police photo where they find this dead body. With Boyd and I, it’s very different because we got very close through our years of working together [for my 615 Jefferson Avenue book]."
Words and Photo / David Armstrong (1954 -2014)
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What personality do you headcanon for Tina Chen? I recently came across a video of her talking in game (I wish they credited her voice actor cause I really like her voice) and I was curious how you interpreted her personality based on the way she talks/acts in the game.
For those wondering, here's the scene in question:
Tina: "You see anything?"
Robert: "No... Where the fuck is that drone?"
Tina: "It was a class 3 alert, right?"
Robert: "Yeah… only the signal stopped suddenly…"
Tina: "Another drone playing up… The cold screws with them…"
Robert: "Yeah… Maybe…"
North: "Now what?"
Markus: "Dispatch calling patrol 975."
Tina: "Dispatch, this is patrol 975."
Markus: "Suspected robbery in progress at the warehouse on Jefferson and Walker."
Tina: "Jefferson and Walker? That's pretty far… It's outside our district…"
Markus: "Sorry guys, there are no other patrols available."
Tina: *thinks it over and gives Robert a slightly tired smile* "10-4 dispatch, we're on our way…"
Even from what little we've seen/heard of her, she gives me a very distinct personality.
1.) Professional/mature. Why? Instead of giving the dispatch an earful, she briefly thinks the situation over, and then takes the reported case outside of her district.
2.) Not easily frightened. Why? She remains completely calm after hearing there's a possible robbery she's asked to investigate.
3.) Bold. Used to making decisions. Doesn't mind being in charge. Why? She immediately takes the lead when hearing the dispatch calling her patrol instead of waiting for Robert to do it.
4.) Not shy. She's not afraid to express disdain. Why? Her powerful/mildly annoyed tone of voice.
Tina: "Another drone playing up... The cold screws with them."
5.) Ready to step in when needed. Ties into professionalism. Why? Getting dispatched to an area outside of one's district isn't the most glorious thing to be, but she takes it in stride.
6.) Usually speaks her mind. Why? She questions the dispatch. I say "usually" as she remains quiet in the break room and seems unsure what to think/say about Gav punching Con. Her mouth falls slightly open, but her eyes don't go wide... so the act doesn't surprise her. She opens her mouth to say something only to decide to remain quiet. Ti also looks back at Con before leaving suggesting that she's mildly sympathetic. Yet not enough to say/do anything.
Ti and Gav possibly being friends is very easy to grasp for me. After all, she does hang out with him in the break room, and all her other personality traits add up to her and Gav getting along. Neil Newbon -- Gav's voice + mo-cap actor -- said he acted the break room scene before Con enters as if he's, "talking to a friend." So he enforces this theory. Btw, there's a transcript of what Gav is talking about found in the game files for those who haven't seen it. Look at the video description:
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I might be wrong, but I think Ti and Lucy share the same voice actor as they sound very similar. Yvonne Wandera. That means I also think she voices the person Markus calls in Broken after Leo breaks in.
DPD Call Center: "Detroit Police, what's your emergency?"
Markus: "This is Carl Manfred’s android, at 8941 Lafayette Avenue. We've just returned home and found the lights on. There may have been a break-in…"
DPD Call Center: "A patrol car is on the way."
As much as I find the way the fandom headcanons her fun, she's not the stereotypical "teenage anime friend pushing her friends into talking to their crushes" trope who's "deviously trying to make it happen." Again, she's professional/mature. The closest thing I can see her do is ask, "Are you gonna tell them?" and teasing "Pussy" if they say "no" before dropping it entirely, lol.
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Chrysler 300H
The 1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst is a limited-edition unicorn that offers performance, luxury, size, and exclusivity. With a length of over 18 feet, it earns a place in history as one of the longest luxury performance coupes of all time.
Chrysler 300 Hurst’s origin is shrouded in mystery. The car was assembled at Chrysler’s Jefferson Avenue plant in Detroit, Mich. It was shipped 600 miles east to Warminster, Penn. for completion.Hurst bolted on a distinctive satin tan fiberglass-skinned hood with 300H emblems and a fiberglass trunk lid with an integrated spoiler. There’s no mistaking a 300H on the street because the car was only available in Spinnaker White, with orange and brown tape stripes embellishing the flanks. Oddly, the cars were not equipped with Hurst shifters.Safe to say, there’s nothing like the 300 Hurst’s magnificent interior in the muscle car world. The designers swiped the gorgeous overstuffed tan leather seating from the Imperial. It’s as if someone stuffed a living room sofa into a Charger.
Every 300 Hurst edition left the factory with Mopar’s well-proven 440 cubic-inch V-8 and a heavy-duty TorqueFlite 727 three-speed automatic transmission. The air-cleaner housing proudly carried a TNT designation.
With a four-barrel carburetor, the TNT 440 engine had a 375-horsepower rating with 480 pound-feet of torque. The 300H’s V-8 wedge is identical to Plymouth’s Super Commando 440 and Dodge’s 440 Magnum. Slap on a decal and boom: It’s a TNT.
With the standard 3.23 gears out back, the 300 Hurst delivered 0-60 MPH times in 7.1 seconds and a quarter-mile time of 15.3 seconds. Its speed with more aggressive gearing and stickier tires is anyone’s guess.
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