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grate set for a movie
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my brakes went out on my truck and it went right into a stop and go store i have not thought about it until now what a trip
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thay peed in that chair more than once
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blood bath in burbank
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Pulmonary function tests were and are used to test the capacity of a patients lungs. they are also used for after chemo therapy because some medicines can cause problems with the lungs.
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I think 2003 sometime...
Simply amazing. So beautiful.
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I dont know how the staff could sleep at night with what they did everyday to these poor people.
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Hi Kathy,
I do not know where you live but there will be a protest in Wilkes-Barre, where the Sterling is located. It may not be enough but it is a start. This protest may get the ball rolling as to finding other ways to stop the demolition. Or according to Bertha, in the previous comments, she has something going on on Facebook. If you check out the Wilkes-Barre newspaper, The Times Leader, they have an article that appeared on Tuesday, March 22 that states there will be a protest on Friday March 25. Also in an article on Wednesday, March 23, in the Times Leader, another article states that there will be another protest planned for Saturday, March 26 from 1-5pm.
Maybe this means the word is spreading that most don't want to see the Sterling demolished, and something can be done to help save the hotel! We will see where this is going to go.
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wow... is that you!?!
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How recently was this chapel abandoned?
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I wish i could lie in this cemetery.
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Wow ... Wanna take a seat at one of these lonely chairs and read the notebook ... Just for interesting why this girl has such a pose on this picture or what's "wrong" with her ...
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I just don't understand how people can let beautiful buildings go to waste. Reusing old buildings reduces our carbin footprint . That is what recycling is all about.
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Odd tidbits, John Wilkes Booth was supposedly interred here in an unmarked grave and the only 2 known Greenmount red roses are planted or the progeny of a rose that was probably created by a gardener at Greenmount in 1854.