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KASHAE HOLLIDAY 01

Yapmak , yapmamak ve cins borçları nerede ifa edilir ?

By Türkçe Bayram at 17:30 alacaklı, borçlu, cins borcu No comments

Yapmak , yapmamak ( kaçınmak ) ve cins borçları , doğdukları anda borçlunun yerleşim yerinin olduğu yerde ifa edilirler . Cins borcu , nev ‘ iyle belli bir şey borcudur . Ölçülebilen , tartılabilen , yerine yenisi konulabilen şeyler , mesela üzüm , kömür , pirinç ,..vb. şeyler cins borcudur . İfa yeri ile ilgili kanunda geçen hükümler emredici değildir . Alacaklı ve borçlu istedikleri zaman ifa yerini değiştirebilirler .

A Dog and Wood Floors

By Tarihçi at 13:26 floors, house, kerri No comments

Before I had a dog, I always wondered how wood floors would fare. Would there be more scratches from four paws with large nails? Would there be a large scratch when the dog ran full tilt and came to a sudden stop? What about soggy paws, slobber or wet noses?

(You don't mind seeing a bunch of cute dog pictures do you? Kerri was so cute with a new hair cut!)

Well I am happy to report that both the wood floors in the previous house and the floor in this house are doing just fine! A dog is only a very small portion of daily abuse we dish out for the floors to handle. Grass from the freshly cut lawn is ground in, wet shoes tracked across it, dirt and grime from the latest project scattered about.

It has been about a year since a put a couple extra coats of shellac on the floors. They survived the winter much better this time.

My floors certainly aren't perfect, they weren't perfect to begin with! But they have held up rather well for being almost 100 years old and refinished by an inexperienced person who didn't quite know what they were doing.

Of course there is that little dent where the iron fell off the ironing board and under the table there is a patch of tiny scratches were Kerri likes to lay (I got a bit aggressive on the nail cutting, now I file her nails after trimming and the problem is solved.) and next to the rug in the front hall is a bit of a water spot from some winter boot.

So perfect floors? No. Perfect for dogs and life? Yes!

Photo of Robert L. Armstrong's Hedgeland

By Türkçe Bayram at 12:49 No comments

Armstrong House known as Hedgeland

I have here another entry into my continuing quest to try to mine new bits and pieces of Mill Creek
Hundred (and MCH-adjacent) history. This particular item is the photo you see here, sent to me a little while back by a descendant of the family in question (as well as several other families oft-mentioned in the blog), Nancy Lynam. Although the house did not technically stand within the boundaries of Mill Creek Hundred, it was featured in a post detailing the familial holdings of the Armstrong clan, located in western Christiana Hundred. And though the house was lost long ago, it stood in a prominent location, one I'm sure many of you have passed countless times (perhaps some of you on your way in to work every day).

The beautiful five-bay, two and a half story, fieldstone home shown here was the house known as Hedgeland, or The Hedge. It was located on the east side of Centre Road (Rt. 141), just north of Faulkland Road. The segment of the 1881 map below shows the estate. The house itself, as best as I can determine from historical aerial photographs, stood right about where the flag pole is today, at the South 141 entrance to DuPont's Chestnut Run Plaza. This part is even more iffy, but it appears that the house faced south, perpendicular to 141 and facing down towards Faulkland Road. The blue rectangle in the bottom, modern photo indicates approximately where the house stood.

1881 map showing R. L. Armstrong's Hedgeland

Blue rectangle indicates location of the Hedgeland House

The only clue as to the age of the house comes to us from Runk, in the entry about Robert L. Armstrong. As an Armstrong estate, The Hedge dates back at least to the time of Robert Armstrong (1743-1821). Known as "The Patriot" for his participation in the Revolutionary War, Robert's home was called "The Hedge" by name. It's unclear, but very possible, that he may have been the second or third generation of his family to live on this particular farm.

After Robert the Patriot, Hedgeland passed to his son, also named Robert (1782-1838). This Robert fought for his country as well, he in the War of 1812. The younger Robert married Elizabeth Mehaffy of Cecil County, MD, with whom he had six children. The youngest child, Robert Louis Armstrong (1834-1909), was born only four years before his father's death. Nothing is really stated specifically about any earlier houses, but it's very possible (if not likely) that Robert L. grew up in a home that dated back to his grandfather's time, if not earlier. It may well have been a log home, although considering the family's stature it probably had been enlarged over the years.

What we do know, though, is that after attending local public schools and spending three years at a boarding school in Wilmington, Robert returned to Hedgeland to take over its operation. Since his father's death, the farm had been overseen by his mother, who is shown on the 1849 map as the owner (as E. Armstrong). By the time Robert took over the property in the mid-1850's, the existing house may have been over 100 years old. As Runk tells us, Robert soon went about making improvements to the property, including a large barn and (more importantly to us right now) "a large stone dwelling house." This is the house we see in the photograph.

Back of the Hedgeland photograph

Now we can move on to the final part of the picture -- the people. To try to guess who might be in the photo, we need to have an idea of when it was taken. The reverse side of the picture, shown above, helps to narrow that down. Anyone interested in historical photography is welcome to look into Pennellographs, but the short version is that it was a method of slightly colorizing photographs of the time. What's more helpful to us right now is that there are dates on the back, up to 1877. This likely places our photo sometime soon after that.

So, if we assume the picture was taken around 1878 or so, who would have been in it? I think it's safe to assume that the man sitting near the center is Robert Louis. The woman sitting to the right of him (his left) appears to me to be an older woman. Assuming the photograph was taken prior to December 1884, this is probably his mother, Elizabeth Armstrong. One of the other women (maybe the one sitting towards the left?) has to be his wife, Rebecca. The 1880 Census shows that Robert's older sisters Ann and Amanda (58 and 50 in 1880, respectively) resided with them, so they are almost certainly two of the other women. Also in the household in 1880 were Elizabeth and R.W. (Roland Ward) Springer, Robert's niece and nephew. Although misidentified in the census (thank you Rich Morrison for clearing that up for me), they were the children of his sister, Rachel and her husband Joseph W. Springer. These two twenty-somethings could be in the picture as well.

We may never know for sure the identities of everyone on the porch that day, but the photograph is a wonderful (and possibly unique) record of a lost piece of local history. Thank you again, Nancy, for sharing it with us.

Evde Plaj vücudu nasıl yapılır - Vücut geliştirme hereketleri - Antrenman egzersiz programı - 10.gün

By Rohat Fatih at 11:09 antrenmanı, evde, evde karın kası, evde omuz kası, idmanı, nasıl yapılır, plaj vücudu, vücut geliştirme programı, yapma No comments

Evde Plaj vücudu nasıl yapılır - Vücut geliştirme hereketleri - Antrenman egzersiz programı - 10.gün

Dikkat ! Lütfen videolarımızı bilgisayarınıza indirmeden youtube üzerinden izleyiniz.

Ev ortamında egzersiz yapmak isteyenler için hazıladığımız 'Evde Plaj Vücudu' antrenman-egzersiz programımızda 30 günlük süreçte toplam 21 antrenman bulunuyor.

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Not: 3. harekette, 2. harekete göre daha hafif dumbbell tercih etmelisiniz

Dikkat: : Dips hareketini yapabildiğiniz tekrar ve set sayısında yapmalısınız.

Önemli: İlk hareketi yaparken sırtınızı sağlam bir desteğe yaslamalı ve belinizle destek arasında boşluk bırakmamalısınız.

İpucu: Plank hareketini son karın hareketinde set aralarında yaparak hareketten elde ettiğiniz verimi artırabilirsiniz.

5 dk warmp up(ısınma)

2 hareket x 2,5 dk

- Jog in Place

- Jumping Jack

1 dk dinlenme

- Dumbbell shoulder press 14-12-10-8

- Dumbbell Front Raise 3 x 10

- Dumbbell Lateral Raise 10-10-8

- Bench Dips 2 x ?

- DB Overhead Triceps Extension 3 x 10

- Crunch 3 x 20

- Plank 45 sn

- Scissor Kicks 3 x 20