#Hwy 401

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But it’s still a parking lot at rush hour.

#hwy 401

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Okay I can handle the body horror and the weird sex and the violence but Cronenberg has GOT to stop jumpscaring me with Toronto locations

#do not film her (hwy 401) you FREAK #crash 1996 #though this applies to all his movies come to think of it 🤔 #cancon

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Fascist Judges: Keep Your Hands Off Medication Abortion!

Saturday, April 8

ATLANTA: 6:00 pm @ CNN , Marietta St. & Centennial Olympic Park Drive

AUSTIN: 5:00 pm Texas Capitol. 6 pm march to Federal Plaza

CHICAGO: 2:00 PM, Federal Plaza, Adams & Dearborn

CLEVELAND: 5:00 pm @ Walgreen’s 11701 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood

D.C. (WASHINGTON DC): 12:00 @ White House Lafayette Square

DETROIT: 1:00 pm Federal Court House, 231 W. Lafayette

HONOLULU: 4:00 pm Federal Building

HOUSTON: 2:00 pm, Walgreen’s Montrose 3317 Montrose

LYNWOOD, WA: 10:00 AM, Walgreen’s 20725 Hwy 99

LOS ANGELES: 5:00 pm Federal Court DTLA, 350 West First Street

MACON, GA: 6:00 pm  Rosa parks Square (City Hall)

NYC: 6:00 pm Washington Square Park @Arch

PHILLY: 2:00 pm  Rittenhouse Square Park

SEATTLE: 5:00 pm 401 Pine Street @ 4th

#riseup4abortionrights

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you can trust me with controlled substances such as dynamite 🧨... hwy 401 would TOTALLY stay intact 100% i prommy

#.txt #i say this every single day. but GET RID OF HERRRRR LITERALLY NOBODY LIKES YOU (THE 401). NOBODY WANTS A 16 LANE HIGHWAY IN THEIR CITY. BOO #GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE. BE REPLACED WITH TRAINS

[howwelldoyouknowyourmoon]

Sun Myung Moon invested nearly $3 million in a cruel chinchilla farm at Boonville

Chinchillas are smart: dolphins, porpoises and chinchillas can retain the ability to differentiate between 'p' and 'b', but they don’t develop language. They suffer when they live their lives in small cages.

Wikipedia:

Chinchillas are easily distressed, and when they are unhappy, they may exhibit physical symptoms.

In nature, chinchillas live in social groups that resemble colonies, but are properly called herds. Herd sizes can range from 14 members up to 100, this is both for social interaction as well as protection from predators.

As pets, Chinchilla not only need scrupulous physically care, like temperature control, diet control, but also psychological care, which refers to simply, playing with them. It is probably correct to say that the chinchilla is more sensitive psychologically than physically. It can survive an astonishingly bad diet, mistreatment and poor physical environment if psychological factors such as those caused by moving the animal from its accustomed quarters or shipping it.

▲ Chinchillas in their natural habitat in Chile

Paul Werner on Moon’s chinchilla providence: “In October 1983 we acquired our second farm and upon Father's request, started breeding chinchillas, in October 1984, after investing some time and money to accommodate them. They are very sensitive animals and require a certain temperature, meaning we had to install a heating system for the wintertime and air-conditioning for the summer. They are also most content listening to classical music.”

from the Personal Testimony of Rev. Paul Werner, May 1985

The business was probably called “American Chinchillas” which was connected to One Mind Farm, Inc., 14751 Hwy 128, Boonville, CA 95415.

One Mind Farm, Inc (Active). Date Established: Feb 17, 1981. The entity has been operating for 41 years and 9 months. In 1981 it may have been registered at 818 West Seventh St. 2nd Fl., Los Angeles, CA 90017

_______________________________

Sun Myung Moon’s teaching of the three blessings meant nothing to him.

Second blessing: Moon had illegitimate children (Hee-jin Moon +) while married to his first wife (Sun-gil Choi), and another (Sam Park) while married to Hak Ja Han. He showered her with cash and luxury goods. (ref. Nansook Hong)

Third blessing: While out fishing, Moon threw trash in the oceans and watched ginseng bottles as they bobbed into the distance. Moon condemned chinchillas to lives of suffering for the gain of his own family.

Some of these businesses may have been used for laundering money, as Nansook Hong explained. A lot of cash came in from Japan. (link below)

_______________________________

Hak Ja Han owned, or had a close connection to, a luxury clothes store, Christina Bahn Incorporated, in New York. It sold dresses and skirts – and coats, hats, stoles and muffs all made of fur. Wholesale furrier 401 5th Avenue, NY. Registered Agent: Haengmi Skulstad – Nicholas Skulstad (second gen) may be her son. He was connected with Sean Moon’s Rod of Iron.

Quote from the New York Times:

The Untold Story of Sushi in America By Daniel Fromson

Unification Church International would turn out to be much more than a sushi holding company. Sometimes directly and sometimes via a shell company, it would finance Moon’s media properties, his anti-Communist activism, his ballet company, his tax-fraud appeal by Laurence Tribe, even a chinchilla ranch in Northern California (which received nearly $3 million). But it would also be a vehicle through which the religion guided the seafood business.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/11/05/magazine/sushi-us.html

▲ Chinchillas are social creatures

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The Moonie recruitment camps in Northern California By Gaye LeBaron  The Press Democrat  1993   The Boonville ranch became a farm. Most of the land is now leased for cattle grazing. A few followers of Moon still raise chinchillas [for fur] there. 


▲ Pelts from dead chinchillas

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Christina Bahn coats for sale in Japan:

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Sun Myung Moon’s forgery and tax fraud case

Sun-gil Choi, Moon’s first wife

Dong-sook (True Child) born 1955 (She attended Moon’s funeral)

Hee-Jin Moon born 1955 (hidden in Japan to protect Moon)

Sam Park was born in 1966

Nansook Hong on money laundering, etc.

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School bus among multiple vehicles in crash on 401 near Napanee: OPP

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Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast: Upcoming Episode! Jacqueline English

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Answers were hard to come by, especially in the case of Jackie English, the 15-year-old waitress at the Metropolitan store at the Treasure Island Mall on London’s outskirts.

She left work at the store’s lunch counter about 10:30 p.m. on Oct. 4, 1969 and was last seen alive getting into a maroon-coloured car at the mid-point of the Wellington Rd. bridge that spans the Hwy 401.

Five days later, her naked, sexually assaulted body was found by duck hunters in Big Otter Creek near Tillsonburg. She was killed by a blow to the head.

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Tricycle Condos

Tricycle Condos: Your Toronto Oasis

If you're in the market for a new place to call home in Toronto, look no further than Tricycle Condos. Nestled on Markham Road, this exciting new condo project by Lash Group is the epitome of convenience and modern living. With its proximity to the University of Toronto, easy access to the highway, shopping, delectable dining options, schools, and so much more, Tricycle Condos promises to be the ultimate urban haven you've been dreaming of.

Discover Tricycle Condos

Tricycle Condominiums is set to impress with a total of 380 units spread across an impressive 39 stories. But it's not just the height that sets it apart; it's the lifestyle it offers. Let's take a closer look at what you can expect from your new home.

Unparalleled Building Amenities

At Tricycle Condos, residents are treated to a world of luxury and comfort. The executive lobby welcomes you with open arms, featuring a cozy seating area and a coffee bar. It's the perfect place to meet your neighbors or unwind after a long day.

If you're into staying active and healthy, you'll be thrilled to know that Tricycle Condos boasts a fitness facility and a yoga studio. Say goodbye to expensive gym memberships and hello to a healthier you, just steps from your front door.

For those who love to entertain, the party room is a fantastic venue to host gatherings and special events. Whether it's a birthday celebration or a cozy get-together with friends, you'll have the perfect space to make memories.

Connect and Relax

One of the standout features of Tricycle Condos is the seventh-floor terrace. This lush oasis offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether you want to soak up some sun with a good book or simply enjoy a breath of fresh air, this terrace has got you covered.

The courtyard pond and skating zone add a touch of whimsy to the community. Picture yourself gliding gracefully on the ice during the winter months or simply admiring the tranquil pond on a summer afternoon. It's the little things like this that make Tricycle Condos feel like a true sanctuary.

Location, Location, Location

They say real estate is all about location, and Tricycle Condos certainly delivers in this department. Situated in close proximity to transit options, shops, delectable restaurants, reputable schools, and picturesque parks, this condo project is a dream come true for urban dwellers.

If you're a commuter, you'll appreciate the easy access to Hwy 401, which allows you to hop onto the Don Valley Parkway in no time. Say goodbye to long, stressful commutes and hello to more quality time spent doing what you love.

Public transit options, including TTC and the GO station, are within arm's reach. This means you can effortlessly navigate the Greater Toronto Area without the hassle of traffic and parking. Whether you're heading downtown for work or exploring the city's vibrant neighborhoods, the convenience factor here is unbeatable.

Secure Your Tricycle Condo Today

Tricycle Condos is more than just a place to live; it's a lifestyle upgrade. With its impressive amenities, prime location, and modern design, it offers the perfect balance between urban convenience and relaxation.

Don't miss your chance to be a part of this exciting new community. Contact us today to learn more about available units, pricing, and how you can make Tricycle Condos your new home. Your dream condo in Toronto awaits, and we can't wait to welcome you to the Tricycle family.

Discover the Vibrant Neighborhood of Tricycle Condos

When it comes to finding your dream home, location is everything. At Tricycle Condos, we're proud to offer you not just a place to live but a lifestyle to embrace. Let's delve into the highlights of this incredible neighborhood where convenience meets community.

A Pedestrian's Paradise

Imagine living in a neighborhood where everything you need is just a few minutes' stroll away. Tricycle Condos is situated in a pedestrian-friendly haven, ensuring that nearly all your daily amenities are within easy reach. Whether it's grabbing your morning coffee, picking up groceries, or meeting friends for dinner, you'll love the convenience of living here.

Easy Access to Major Highways

For those who need to commute or simply love exploring the city, Tricycle Condos is strategically located near major highways. With Hwy 404, the Don Valley Parkway (DVP), and Hwy 401 in close proximity, you can quickly connect to any part of Toronto and beyond. Say goodbye to long, frustrating commutes and hello to more quality time doing what you love.

Retail Therapy at Scarborough Town Centre

Retail therapy is just a few minutes away! Tricycle Condos is a short walk from Scarborough Town Centre, a shopping paradise with a wide array of stores, boutiques, and dining options. Whether you're looking for the latest fashion trends or simply want to unwind with some window shopping, this mall has it all.

McCowan Station: Your Gateway to the City

Public transportation is a breeze with McCowan Station nearby. Whether you're commuting to work, exploring downtown Toronto, or simply want to avoid the hassle of driving, this subway station is your convenient gateway to the city.

A Hub of Convenience

Tricycle Condos is surrounded by a vibrant hub of convenience. From shops to eateries, schools to colleges, you'll find everything you need right at your doorstep. Running errands, grabbing a quick bite, or pursuing higher education has never been this effortless.

Education at Its Best

Education is a top priority for many families, and Tricycle Condos doesn't disappoint. We're proud to be located near Centennial College, ensuring that quality education is just a stone's throw away. Whether you're a student or a parent, you'll appreciate the proximity to this esteemed institution.

Adjacent to Academic Excellence

Speaking of education, Tricycle Condos is also adjacent to the prestigious University of Toronto – Scarborough Campus. Imagine living just steps away from a world-class institution. Whether you're pursuing higher education or simply want to soak in the academic atmosphere, this location is a student's dream.

Nature's Retreat

In the midst of urban living, it's essential to have pockets of nature to retreat to. Tricycle Condos is very close to several beautiful parks, including Botany Hill Park, Confederation Park, and Densgrove Park. These green spaces offer a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether you want to take a leisurely stroll, have a picnic, or simply bask in the beauty of nature, these parks are your oasis.

Your Tricycle Condos Lifestyle Awaits

With these incredible highlights, Tricycle Condos is more than just a place to live; it's a lifestyle waiting to be embraced. Whether you're a professional seeking convenience, a family in search of excellent education options, or someone who values green spaces in the city, Tricycle Condos has it all.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to become a part of this vibrant community. Contact us today to learn more about available units, pricing, and how you can make Tricycle Condos your new home. Your dream condo in this fantastic neighborhood awaits, and we can't wait to welcome you to the Tricycle family.

[alengthyread]

To continue faith with works, I do feel that things went over rated. I would say again that CLC does its manufacturing with excellence, but as a thriving individual, I felt I was never going to be recognized. And this is what made my departure easier. I am getting attacked till now through all the ordeal. But at the same time, it’s for people to know me. And I think once my colon problem is identified then you can make adjustments with your business. Because as I type this, we’re basically dealing with social media, and with social media, there’s no right or wrong, updating social media is just an exposure where you tell the world am this. As I said last entry, things are conditional, if the numbers are good then people are going to be good with you, however, if the numbers are then it’ll be crabby. I mentioned my car Hyundai Accent, or even the Toyota van, or even the Eagle prior to this whole exposure. Because when I learned what the smart phone can do, I started travelling and dealing with the mobile phone, because working @ Xerox Canada was a lesson that travelling is good for sales. So I would go to Square One, and take photos of the buildings, or what was inside the mall, and it’ll be uploaded in my FourSQuare then. And I got good numbers out of it, of course like I said, I was to never get recognition regarding it, and that’s what exactly happened. So now if I have to say faith and works, the whole tihing was basically a test to find out what experiences I could do. And when I had my black Hyundia, or the brown Toyota, it was amazing to drive down Hwy. 401 on a Sunday morning where there was no traffic. So that was part of the travelling. Things did become a bore, or a routine, because I was always seeing the same thing in Pacific Mall, so when my parents told me that we’re moving houses to the Niagara, that excited me, becasse I wanted to live in a new environment, and you’re seeing that now where the nature outside along with the sun shine are all amazing.

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Conference centre Hamilton

Whether you are planning a commercial tradeshow, a destination business conference or a company training session, Affinity Conference Centre has everything you need to make your next business meeting a success. Conference centre Hamilton

Composed of three sections totaling 7800 square feet, the Grand Ballroom at Affinity Conference Centre can accommodate all of your corporate needs. The room boasts a built in sound system with microphone, built-in rear view projection units for computer or video presentations, multiple computer access points, which are located throughout the room, and wireless internet. Conference centres near me    

Smaller private rooms are available for board meetings or intimate discussions.

Located right off of both major HWY series 401 & 403, one hour west of Toronto. On-site accommodations and free parking offer convince for traveling guests. 

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Day 24, Monday, June 19: Grand Bend to St Marys to Toronto, Ontario.

Today I come back home. I sleep in until 8:00 AM, take advantage of the outdoor shower, and have a small breakfast and coffee with my hosts Dave and Wendy before heading off to St Marys to visit friends there.

It's only when I plop down in a chair at Bruce and Laurie's in St Marys that I realise how exhausted I am. I don't want to get out. Lucky for me, Bruce is a health food aficionado, and he and Laurie have some tonic and chili that pep me back up.

Suitably refreshed, I decide to eschew the scenic route and to take Hwy 8 directly through Stratford and Kitchener to the 401, 407, and home.

I get home around 4:30 PM. It's great to see Janis and home, but I'm both tired and a bit disoriented. Somewhat surprisingly, I realise that it's going to take some time to acclimatize myself back to my real life. I'm in bed by 6:00 PM. I'll worry about it tomorrow. I sleep until 8:00 AM the next morning.

So in hindsight, after 24 days and 12,000 km, what are the primary memories that stick in my mind. Here's my attempt at the list.

1. My decision to avoid interstates, big cities, and franchise restaurants was a good one. I feel that I saw so much more of the real America in her back roads, small towns and local bars, restaurants, and cafes.

2. Colorado is an incredible state - Durango, Telluride, the Million Dollar Highway, Pikes Peak, Colorado Springs. It is just an amazing state.

3. Visiting long-lost friends in Nevada and California and enjoying their hospitality just added such a positive element to the trip. It was like the maraschino cherry on top of the sundae.

4. Traveling the Great Plains across the SW was simply incredible. The history of America's westward expansion and so many of its signature people and places is written on those plains.

5. South Dakota is another amazing state - Custer, Mt Rushmore, Crazy Horse, Needles Pkwy, the Black Hills. Simply beautiful and amazing.

6. I stopped in many small cafes on my trip. The people I met, the conversations that I had, the hospitality that I enjoyed, the Baileys in my breakfast coffees. So interesting, enjoyable, and memorable.

7. Death Valley, from 8,000 ft and 48° in Mammoth Lakes in the morning to 200 feet below sea level and 110° in the afternoon, need I say more?

8. Yosemite, this is June, but it took me three tries to find a clear path over Yosemite to Nevada. My first try, the Tioga Pass (Hwy 120 - 10,000 ft) was blocked with snow. My second try, the Sonora Pass ( Hwy 108 - 9,600 ft) was also blocked by snow. I finally made it through on the Carson Pass (State Rte 88 - 8,650 ft). In June.

9. The Utah Salt Flats. Great Salt Lake is a terminal lake, which means three rivers flow in, and none flow out. The only way it loses water is through evaporation. The result is a 4,400 sq km lake that is saltier than the ocean and a huge salt flat running all the way west of Salt Lake City to the Bonneyville Salt Flats and the Nevada border.

10. Route 66, established in 1926, is one of the originals of the US Numbered Highway System and runs for 2,400 miles across two-thirds of America from Chicago to Los Angeles. Much of it now is intertwined with interstates, and my route often took me elsewhere, but none the less, I was finally able to ride at least part of this storied highway.

11. As a Canadian, I have a more than passing acquaintance with lakes Erie, Ontario, Huron, and Superior. Not so with Lake Michigan. My exposure on this trip was when I took the fast ferry across the lake from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to Muskegon, Michigan. 80 miles in two and a half hours was quite the experience, as were the beautiful calm waters of Lake Michigan and the incredible sheltered harbour in, and the resort town of Muskegon. And another great breakfast spot.

12. Passing over the Continental Divide through the 12,000 ft Loveland Pass in Colorado and crossing the storied Missouri River (the longest river in the US, it runs 2,341 miles from SW Montana before joining the Mississippi River in Missouri) and the Mississippi River (it starts in northern Minnesota and it runs 2,340 miles to the Mississippi Delta in the Gulf of Mexico).

13. The farms and ranches of the US southwest and the Great Plains. I was astounded how location, altitude, and irrigation had such an impact on agriculture and life style. Generally speaking, it's higher, cooler, wetter, and greener vs. lower, warmer, dryer, and browner. I saw lots and lots of naturally brown areas transformed to green by irrigation along with days without end of hay, straw, wheat, corn, and soybeans along with countless horses, dairy cattle, beef cattle, sheep, goats, llamas, and buffalo.

My conclusions are twofold: there is no substitution for the educational experience of traveling; and notwithstanding the apparently overwhelming sentiment of these days and times, there is much, much more that binds us together than what separates us.

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worst possible time to be stuck in traffic hwy 401 i hate you SO bad

#.txt

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Driver charged after wheel detaches, smashes windshield of another car on Hwy. 401

Posted March 11, 2024 10:33 pm 1 min read OPP_HSD / X Three passengers have minor injuries after a tire detached from a passing vehicle and smashed through their vehicle’s windshield on Highway 401 in Toronto on Monday afternoon. OPP said a vehicle was travelling eastbound on the 401 near Victoria Park when its tire came off and bounced across the highway and crashed through the windshield of…

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Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast: Upcoming Episode! Jacqueline English

Answers were hard to come by, especially in the case of Jackie English, the 15-year-old waitress at the Metropolitan store at the Treasure Island Mall on London’s outskirts.

She left work at the store’s lunch counter about 10:30 p.m. on Oct. 4, 1969 and was last seen alive getting into a maroon-coloured car at the mid-point of the Wellington Rd. bridge that spans the Hwy 401.

Five days later, her naked, sexually assaulted body was found by duck hunters in Big Otter Creek near Tillsonburg. She was killed by a blow to the head.

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