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One of my favorite shots it speaks volumes about the world of things forgotten and that there is beauty every wear.

This would really be a nice wallpaper. How about it Motts?
Dewey, it's a BLOOD bank refrigerator, one would store units of blood there (hence the labels) If it was a while back, maybe the units of blood were in glass bottles, I'm uncertain, althought the slots look like they were for holding plastic bags (units) of blood like we administer today.
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Really cool! I love the colaors in this shot.

Thank's for the wallpaper!
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Can you say "irony"
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Looks like the gaping maw of the beast.
Hoods are also used in pharmacies for mixing toxic (chemotherapy type toxic) and other types of meds that shouldn't be exposed to the air or accidentally sniffed into one's nose. This is a cool shot of a nice lab area, for sure. My college's should've been this nice.
The jugs look like the bottles one can get a wonderful microbrew ale in from the nearby RenFaire. (And, they're refillable!)
Ah, I must say I how much I've laughed during these comments. Lynne and Charisma, you've missed your true calling as comedy writers....
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Nice shot, very interesting.
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Nice lighting in this shot.
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Those leaning smoke stacks are pretty neat.
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This was beautiful. It still is.
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Wow, very interesting, the reason behind the curved hallway... I'd of never thought of the curve as a mesure to prevent beds being placed in the hall.
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What idiots would allow this? Why would they do this to the hospital.
Amazing, ironing sheets....