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This is my second time posting this, it failed to load a picture. I recently inherited this speaker box, from what I think was built by the University company, I believe later the company was bought out or changed the name. It's around 80 years old or so from my estimate. From what I've researched University was one of the early players making High Fidelity speakers. With no work on it all, I recently hooked it up and it played amazing! Does anybody have any special knowledge or information on this company? then what I've found on the Internet already. (Not much) Besides a few old catalogues. I'm not certain this box was actually created by them, or someone's cu...

**✅ Task 1 – CELPIP Writing Task 1 (Email)** >You recently purchased an electronic music player as a gift for your four-year-old niece. The item was delivered yesterday, but it does not work properly. >Write an email to the store where you purchased the music player. In your email, you should: >Describe the music player you bought. >Explain the problem with the item. >Suggest what the store should do to resolve the issue. >Write at least **150–200 words**. **Useful Vocabulary (Complaint Email)** Product Description * *electronic music player* * *educational toy* * *child-friendly device* * *battery-operated* * *rechargeable* * *built-i...

Have you ever come across a painting that feels less like a picture and more like a question someone is asking you, face to face? That's how it feels to look at Beard's work from 1886. It’s called For What Was I Created?, and it’s one of those pieces that nudges at your thoughts long after you've looked away. To really understand it, you have to picture the man behind the brush. William Holbrook Beard was this wonderfully unique character, a painter who spent his career in the old Tenth Street Studio Building in New York, rubbing shoulders with the likes of Winslow Homer. By the time he painted this in 1886, he was in his sixties, a man described by his friends as simple-...

Hey all! Solo dev here with a game I've been writing, painting and doing monthly playtests on since 2022. *NonPlatonic Forms* is a Horror-Romance visual novel about loving the artistic process a little too literally. Can Lee win his freedom before the dread deity scoops out Lee's free will, making the human into a sycophantic member of his eternal audience? [Check out the Steam page here](https://store.steampowered.com/app/3035800/NonPlatonic_Forms/) to explore: * A flowchart to keep track of over 250,000 words of branching, twisting paths, * Scenes containing BDSM, psychological torment and body horror,  * Occasional cracks in the narrative with light interactive gameplay, ...

I’ve already purchased every pregnancy pack but after you do that the coins are essentially useless. I wish they would upgrade the stores and give us more stuff to buy. It’s a real shame that they haven’t updated the pregnancy store since they opened it.

Absolutely cranked this Bilmuri flash sheet out. Hand drawn and painted with acrylic ink on cold press paper. I’m currently taking pre-orders for this sheet, along with other sheets, on my Etsy store. The link is in my IG bio. Also, all are available to be tattooed! Anchored Aweigh Tattoo - Jacksonville, NC IG: @anchoredaweightattoo

Absolutely cranked this Bilmuri flash sheet out. Hand drawn and painted with acrylic ink on cold press paper. I’m currently taking pre-orders for this sheet, along with other sheets, on my Etsy store. The link is in my IG bio. Also, all are available to be tattooed! IG: @anchoredaweightattoo

Hi everyone, A little while back I made a post about a game that was no longer in development. I decided to go back and hit the art gym by taking some atelier classes but got a lot of support and couldn't bear to leave all the work behind. Since then I've been hard at work working on my project. A monster tamer set in a Purgatorial Realm inspired by Dante's Purgatorio. To put it in an elevator pitch style - Imagine if a Pokemon Nuzlocke was set in the style of Fear & Hunger / Blasphemous in an isometric setting. With the release of Platinum Kaizo (big props if you know about the kaizo games) coming out, it gives me a good deadline to get a demo out and to keep a d...

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my family ALWAYS does carryout. i have not seen pizza be delivered since i was 9 years old at my grandparents house, so i honestly have 0 idea at all about this basically, im having a birthday party next month. i want to order pizza and have it arrive around 6:30pm, so nobody is too hungry, but i dont want it to arrive too early because we are going to be doing several painting crafts and i want to be sure to be done with those before food. id like to get a rough estimate if possible, how long delivery usually takes for you, any information would be helpful. info: i live 10 minutes (2.4 miles) from the store. we will have up to 17 people eating pizza so im thinking of ordering like 6 pizz...

Events are listed by the day. Events that happen every week appear first, one-time stuff after that. If you have anything you’d like people to know about, comment here or message me and I’ll add it in. If you’d like further info about any of the events, look it up! I usually don’t have any extra to add. **Events may be cancelled unexpectedly. If in doubt, contact the venue.** **Large Scale, Ongoing, and Multi-Day Events: ** - Shakespeare in the Park Festival at Cascades. *Tallahassee’s most magical outdoor theatre event is back—with new dates and a storm of excitement! After a decade of May performances, Southern Shakespeare Company is shifting the Festival to February for c...

My nephews are getting into Warhammer, and I'd like to take them to a proper friendly local game store (read: not a Games Workshop) so I can introduce them to the hobby. Google isn't being particularly helpful, so I thought I'd try asking the locals: where's a good place (ideally North county but not mandatory) to get in a game, maybe buy some models and paints, meet some other gamers, and just enjoy the chill vibes?

Hii strangers in my phone, Im looking for some people my age to hangout with. I love to stomp around the city go to museums, cafes, cute stores, bars all that fun stuff! I also loooove going to the movies and would love a new movie buddy, preferably someone who enjoys a diverse range of genres. I also love to do crafts (although im not very good lol) like crochet, painting, and jewelry making. If that sounds like something youre into feel free to drop me a message :)

Demna didn't just lead Balenciaga for a decade, Demna created an entire era of avant garde relevance for the legendary house of Cristóbal Balenciaga. While maintaining ties to Cristóbal's legacy, Gvasalia managed to imprint his personal mark, transforming the house into something entirely different: a provocative, unique brand that added to Cristóbal's heritage all the disruptive energy he had already built with Vetements. Under his direction, Balenciaga shone in a way few luxury brands have achieved and embedded itself in everyone's mind, both inside and outside the industry. Balenciaga became the vanguard of sociological hyperrealism. Gvasalia's vision turned...

I learned to swim at Dreamland the Pool as a boy (after a first try at Lake White).  Skated at the roller rink nearby on a few Saturdays.  Went to movies at The Lyric, LaRoy and Columbia theaters downtown.  As a fifth grader, school kid  s were taken on tours of the coking coal plant of Detroit Steel corp in neighboring New Boston.  It employed 5,000.  Other big employers were shoemakers Williams, and Selby.  The “A-Plant,” aks the Goodyear Atomic Plant up toward Waverly was a big boost to emplyment in the 50’s. You shopped at Martings Dept Store, less so Montgomery Ward, but you went there for a ride when they installed the first escalator in the area.  If Marting’s didn’t...

During college, from the summer of 1997 to the spring of 1999, I worked at a little local video store called Front Row Video. The manager knew I made cartoons, and asked me to make one they could turn into a rubber stamp to mark the "rent nine, get one free" cards... and after I did, they commissioned more for all sorts of signs... and eventually I painted the front of the store, too. I called him Front Row Joe, but I don't know if the owners ever called him that. Various themes: Movie genres, seasons, "don't leave the tapes in your hot cars", "put videos in the slot after close", things like that. NOTE: The bucket of popcorn with a face and legs I ...

I was in search of something else this afternoon, when I discovered this tribute to a distant cousin; Steve Bailey’s Notes; Mr. Clifton Davis Gaddy was born in Wadesboro, NC on May 21, 1928 to Robert Lee Gaddy & Ruth Ricketts Gaddy. For all my Facebook fans, who are kin to the Gaddy family, we would be kin to Mr. Clifton Davis Gaddy, since he & I were descendants of Thomas Gaddy who died in 1814 & Nancy Huntley Gaddy. Nancy Huntley Gaddy was a daughter of Thomas Huntley who died in Anson County in 1802 & his wife Zilphia Meader Huntley. Steve Bailey’s Notes; For all of my Bailey cousins, Clifton Davis Gaddy’s mother, Ruth Ricketts Gaddy was a daughte...

Feeding the Revolution Part VIII [https://www.culina-vetus.de/2026/02/19/feeding-the-revolution-loaves-fish-and-old-gods/](https://www.culina-vetus.de/2026/02/19/feeding-the-revolution-loaves-fish-and-old-gods/) We have [already met the Saxon peasantry](https://www.culina-vetus.de/2026/02/11/feeding-the-revolution-bean-porridge-and-saxon-law/) as they attempted to rid themselves of feudal overlordship, but this was hardly the only instance they gave their rulers trouble. In 841, as the Empire founded by Charlemagne was facing the prospect of [yet another war of succession](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carolingian_civil_war), the nobles of recently conquered Saxony called on their subjects...

Last week our Politi board met with Terence Eckman from the downtown library who is coordinating the remodeling of our new space on the N/E corner of First and Bullard.  We do not know when the owners will finish their work (but they are not paid until it is completed). At that time the library will complete the work necessary to turn the old Rite Aid into a wonderful new library. There has been big progress.  Stop by and peer into the window, the doors are locked these days so you can’t go inside. This is what I saw yesterday: There is insulation under the roof & bright light bulbs. No ceiling tiles yet.   The two study rooms are nearly finished with glass installed.   In t...