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This is my Bedroom !
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I see the "face " as well looks kind of creepy!
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I should show this picture to my Condo Board and convince them to remodel our pool with a bridge like this.
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Wish I could put that entire bar right into the trunk of my Cadillac and redecroate my condo with it.
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HILA EX USS Atr 89 Single screw , wood, oil fired, 155 ft. long 34ft. wide, draft 17 ft. 8 3/4 inches. built by Kruse & Banks Shipbuilding Co. North Bend Or. Oct. 1944. one Prescott 4 cylinder triple expansion engine, two foster wheeler boilers.
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Motts ... I thought you could levitate?!?!
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My friend and I have spent many hours looking for these tunnels, but with no luck. Where are they located? How far from the actual Nike base?
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These are marvelous devices - hydrotherapy tubs. Here are some references:

http://www.lakeeriemed...erapy/whirlpool.html
http://www.fernoperfor...whirlpool_index.html
http://www.hehs.d211.o...erapy_Rehab/left.jpg
http://www.deaam.com/products-hydro.htm
http://www.anderson.ed...our/hydrotherapy.jpg
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I have always wondered, If I could spell. No that's not It, but why do they put metal at the bottom of the doors? Is it to protect them from stretchers?
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Here are several good references on CP:

http://www.marchofdime...sionals/681_1208.asp
http://www.ucp.org/ucp.../37/37-37/447#causes
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Motts you are fabulous at capturing emotion.
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I am indeed an angle person and might I say the angle in this one and the emotion overwhelms me. This is my favorite by far.
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After seeing the last one and clicking on this one, I nearly had a heart attack and pissed myself. I love the emotion and movement in this picture. The look on her face also just goes perfectly with the pose. Mr. Motts I give you a round of applause for this one.
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Wonderfully full of emotion, I love the realistic looking blood, and how it was pooling into the drain and not just poured in some straight line like some cheap 2 dollar horror film.
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Rtotten, I'm thinking they used it for one person at a time. Turning around might be tricky for two people walking in something so narrow. I think the shoeprints adds life to the picture.