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2003-2008 George Milescu
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- Wallpapers
- (Oct 18, 2006)
- These are some of my artistic work exemples that I am proud of. Please take a look, and if you like some of these pictures, you're more than welcome to download the original file :)
- 12 photo(s) (34 MB)
- Album was created 1 year 10 months ago
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2003-2008 George Milescu
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- Days of July in Downtown St. Louis
- (Jul 4, 2008)
- People were gathering to enjoy the 4th of July fireworks as well as they came to watch the St. Louis Cardinals baseball game. It was the first time I took the Metro Link train to get in downtown since I moved in STL. I didn't stay until the fireworks started, but I tried to catch the atmosphere as the people were waiting the show.
- 68 photo(s) (159 MB)
- Album was created 2 months ago
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2003-2008 George Milescu
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- Textures
- 2 photo(s) (7 MB)
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2003-2008 George Milescu
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- The Hill, the Italian neighborhood in St. Louis, Missouri
- (Jul 19, 2008)
- The Hill is a mostly Italian-American neighborhood within St. Louis, Missouri, located on high ground south of Forest Park. The official boundaries of the area are Manchester Avenue (Route 100) on the north, Columbia and Southwest Avenues on the south, South Kingshighway Boulevard on the east, and Hampton Avenue on the west.
Its name is due to its proximity to the highest point of the city, formerly named Saint Louis Hill, which is a few blocks south, at the intersection of Arsenal Street and Sublette Avenue. The intersection borders Sublette Park, the former site of the Social Evil Hospital built there in 1873.
Italians, mainly from northern Italy and Sicily, immigrated and settled in the area starting in the late 19th century, attracted by jobs in nearby plants established to exploit deposits of clay discovered by immigrants in the 1830s (source: Wikipedia).
Read more at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hill,_St._Louis
- 75 photo(s) (189 MB)
- Album was created 1 month ago
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2003-2008 George Milescu
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- Fenton Case exemplu
- (Apr 21, 2008)
- Exemple de case din cartier din Fenton
- 20 photo(s) (50 MB)
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2003-2008 George Milescu
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- Fenton Flooding
- (Mar 22, 2008)
- Americans in the flood-weary Midwest are fighting to save their homes and businesses from rivers spilling over their banks after rainstorms blamed for at least 16 deaths moved through the region.
Thousands of people from Arkansas through Ohio are staying in shelters or with relatives as flood waters lap against their homes.
Major Byron Medloch of the Salvation Army says 1,000 people displaced by the Meramec River in eastern Missouri are being housed in shelters.
Another 1,000 are in shelters near Poplar Bluff in far southeast Missouri, where the surging Black River breached several levees.
Medloch says many are tired and frustrated because "they can't get back into their homes."
Thursday, the first day of spring, brought much-needed sunshine to some flooded communities, but many swelling rivers were not expected to crest until the weekend in Arkansas, Missouri, southern Illinois, southern Indiana and Kentucky.
The worst flooding happened in smaller rivers across the United States' midsection. Major channels such as the Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio rivers saw only minor flooding.
In Fenton, a St. Louis suburb, Jeff Rogles joined dozens of volunteers to fill sandbags and pile them against downtown businesses near the fast-rising Meramec River, which was expected to reach more than six metres above flood stage in some spots. (Sat, March 22, 2008 by AP)
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- Album was created 5 months ago
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