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Wene I look at this feel hope, in this place of dispairer
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Good to see you back!
Ephemera: Resurrection
Should I be sad to see build crumbly or happy to see nature reclaim what is hers
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Worth watching - "America Undercover"- Bellevue: Inside Out.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nVEN1Reeaw
It's approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Hiaku

A overworked staff.
A confused patient cry's out.
Confused and alone.
wonder how , when and why the windows were open
been wanting to say this for a long time....

wheres the soap dispenser?
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Iron Man's armour in the comics evolves constantly. This image seems to resemble his look from the 1970's.
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Was that hole already there?
A detour, today, from the "New Galleries," because of the very fine good renovation of the Site, and the most intriguing wonderful picture, took me back to Kings Park Psychiatric Center Building 93, and a moment, or two, to recognize. It is absolutely awesome, beautiful and foreboding, dark and looming. Well done. A favorite. Best wishes for success always.
...and thank you for The Wallpaper - thoroughly enjoyed! This is a chosen and favorite.
So open; fresh air. They built so clever and well, if this original...iron? 80 years old - and everything was beautifully decorated. Really like the circles, with soft squares, low down. Building is a good location with a long view. YES: Like. Love.
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The architectural style of this building is exactly like the place I stayed in Seitz.
I looked the square building up today on a certain internet maps site because I was curious about the huge abandoned thing. It happens to be the tallest thing visible when you come in on the ferry. I was really upset to hear that it was only demolished in 2012 since I would have been able to at least see it from outside the fence since I'm at college nearby and was around at the time. It's funny, the building that's left can be found on realty websites and most say "owned by: (unknown)" makes it seem really creepy, but I guess like someone said it makes most sense that the city owns it. great work on the pictures of all these sites!
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Wordy Not at all Ravenna752. Thank You for your response. I have worked since 1987 and I have never seen that type of thing. I suspected it was some type of medication administration record. I would also guess that these units were for the most part Long Term. I appreciated your opinions, as you work in areas where nothing is routine.