this blog while looking for an e-book of jacques penrys "looking at faces and remembering them". I think he was a canadian of french decent, from Quebec, that explains his name, who worked in the British isle. the blog anthropomorphe has links and posts on the human body.
concrete cracking pattern of the ttc bus platform in the main street subway station.
As edward lears scroobius peep at nonsenselit.org, aka opti in this essay on the mysterious agent behind the phenomena
a heavily insulated south facing box along a walking path to enjoy a break from inclement weather or for sitting in on winter days. something similar, though not as enclosed, can be found in the writings of gordon cullen, his townscape books.
the example in the photo comes from the orientation of buildings or planning for sunlight by william atkinson. the text of the book is available at archive.org. using the information in the book one can plan their dwellings and other buildings to be as light and sunny or dark as thit wants.
june diamond white andrews. a work acquaintance, she did sales at imagistic(s) picture framing when i worked there as a picture framer during the winter of 1990-91. she had worked as an escort, had trained as a photographer, and had at one time been a stand in for an actress, i think she said it was terri garr, she did have a similar face. it is her real name, according to her, something about adoption or step parents name plus her birth family name combined.
she did some strange things while i was there and said some things suggesting she was an mkultra asset for the cia. it dosnt snow every winter in vancouver, it did that year, and among the many people who had accidents was june diamond white andrews. she had a few drinks and lost control of the car on the ice under the snow and slid off the road, police came bye, helped her out, no breath test or anything. she joked about it the next day as how her mkultra kitten programming kicked in and she was able to use it on the officers to avoid any problem.
then strange as that she showed up in 1991-92 here in toronto, the first time we passed each other was on the nathan phillips plaza. and then again starting in 2011 when the major incident of gangstalking began, and she has continued to reappear off and on up till the present, 2016.
lighting in the mouldings of the baseboards to the cryptopassage under yonge street between the cibc bank tower and the bay tower.
fragment of an essay by clark ashton smith, touching on the way the form of a piece of writing influences the readers appraisal of the content of the piece of writing.
a voice for men, the website on men's rights, blocked at some or all timhortons cafes in toronto. the screen save photo was taken in the timmies location at 769 yonge street.
this is to warn the public that some or all of the employees of the toronto reference library may be working as part or full time informants for csis, the canadian intelligence service. they carry out domestic terrorism activities in which patrons are targeted with surveillance and harassment. the harasseurs in the tprl come from the ranks of the managerial staff, librarians and book runners. the maintenance staff and security guards also take part in the activities.
their activities consist of, though they do not limit them to, staged incidents to provoke the targets into verbal or physical self defence so they can deliver warning letters followed by vexatious exclusion notices. they also practice other disruption activities associated with csis counterintelligence programs.
for more information on gangstalking and counterintelligence harassment, it's history and recent flourishing in euroese society go to fightgangstalking.com.
carry on.
advertisement for sobeys grocery, promoting eating food in the nude.
a ripe peach so ripe one is suggested to eat it naked to avoid getting juice all over your clothes
or a promotion of oral sex.
found the book cover looking for james Joyce's lost notebooks,and the fabric during an image search for palladio-frieze, which led to the jocelyn warner blog on design.
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