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GALLERY: The Story behind Mistah Wilson's "Central District via 23rd Avenue" Collection of Conceptual Street Sign Photography

I took this walk in the Summer of 2017. After moving to Seattle, I was desperate to build my street sign collection. I was just anxious to see it done. Unfortunately, I didn't have the appropriate tools to manufacture the watermark & filtering process. Oh, trust & believe it's actual work involved. Formatting and all. And when you go on long-distant walks like I do, there could by quite a few images to go through. I started out on 23rd and Jackson. I parked my car near Starbucks and snapped photos of the intersection. It should be noted that I didn't really plan to go as far as I did. But, I would only discover this determination once I made it passed Union Street. After passing 23rd & Union, I felt good about going even further. I mean, I wanted to be able to say that I got as many as I did. Working in Seattle, I would sometimes take 23rd into the U-District. So, I knew how far I was willing to go. Once I passed Aloha, I knew the walk was nearing the end. And, ...

Lil Wayne & Juelz Santana - I Still Can't Feel My Face (2018) Mixtape

1. No Other ( 00:00 ) 2. Bloody Mary ( 04:24 ) 3. 2 Dope Boyz Mick Boogie Remix ( 07:55 ) 4. Black Republicans ( 09:29 ) 5. You Aint Got Nuthin Ft Fabolous ( 13:47 ) 6. Rock Hard ( 18:27 ) 7. Blow Mick Boogie Remix ( 21:07 ) 8. Rep My Hood ( 22:57 ) 9. Poppin ( 26:10 ) 10. Bad Side ( 28:59 ) 11. With One Arm ( 32:42 ) 12. High Definition ( 35:51 ) 13. Yeezy Sneakers ( 37:14 ) 14. Get At These N***** ( 39:46 ) 15. Does What She Does ( 43:39 ) 16. Hot S*** ( 47:33 ) 17. Bonafide Hustla ( 50:59 ) 18. I Can't Feel My Face ( 53:52 )

EVENT: WALKING TOUR of South Marengo Historic District in Pasadena, California 6/3/17

WALKING TOUR South Marengo Historic District Saturday, June 3 | 9:00 - 11:00am Tickets: Member $15 | Non-Member $18 South Marengo was once the address of Victorian Mansions and modest hotels, praised by President Teddy Roosevelt as a beautiful example of city planning. Pasadena Heritage nominated the Historic District to the National Register in 1982, then purchased and rehabilitated its first hands-on Prservation Fund project here. We also heped form the special business overlay zone, which allows some commercial uses in the restored homes. This tour will explore the people and stories associated with this turn-of-the-century Craftsman neighborhood.

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