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La vieja caja del iPod 3G de 40 GB atrás… y el nuevo iPod photo 4G de 30 GB. Iba a comprar el de 60 GB pero… elegí el combo iPod 4G de 30 GB un disco duro externo LaCie FireWire de 160 GB, diseñado por F.A. Porsche.
06d Locke – Yuen Chong & Co (E)
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National Register of Historic Places No. 71000174, Added: May 6, 1971, Added: December 14, 1990
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Yuen Chong Market
This store in Locke was originally established in 1916 by a Chinese co-operative which had operated in Walnut Grove. In the early 1960′s two employees, George Mar and Stanford King purchased the store. George operated the butcher shop and Stanford the grocery. The store is still currently run by the Mar family.
Locke Town: www.locketown.com/yuen.htm
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Brief History:
Locke was founded in 1915 after a fire broke out in the Chinese section of nearby Walnut Grove. The Chinese who lived in that area decided that it was time to establish a town of their own. A committee of Chinese merchants, led by Lee Bing, Chan Hing Sai, Tom Wai, Chan Dai Kee, Ng So Hat, Chan Wai Lum, Chow Hou Bun, and Suen Dat Suin was formed. They approached land owner George Locke and inquired if they could build on his land. An agreement was reached. The town was laid out by Chinese architects and industrious building ensued. The founding of Lockeport, later ‘Locke’, was a reality. By 1920 Locke stood essentially as you see it now.
Levee construction originally brought the Chinese to this area, but by the time Locke was built most of the work was in farm labor. Locke had many businesses that catered to the farm workers and residents of this region. In the 1940′s restaurants, bakeries, herb shops, fish markets, gambling halls, boarding houses, brothels, grocery stores, a school, clothing stores, and the Star Theatre lined the bustling streets of Locke. At its peak 600 residents, and as many as 1500 people occupied the town of Locke.
On August 2, 1970, Locke was added to the registry of national historical places, by the Sacramento County Historical Society, because of its unique status as the only town in the United States built exclusively by the Chinese for the Chinese.
Locke is no tourist trap, nor is it a ghost town. Its unusual, out-of-the-way charm is genuine. Perhaps it is this authenticity, without any hypocritical overtones, which brings so many out of town visitors to its doors.
Currently, there are between 80 to 90 people live in Locke. Chinese population is down to about ten.
Locke Town: www.locketown.com/
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Locke (Chinese: 樂居), also known as Locke Historic District, is an unincorporated community in California built by Chinese immigrants during the early 20th century. It was originally named Lockeport after George Locke, a local land owner. It is located in the primarily agricultural region south of Sacramento, California, near State Route 160. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1971 and further was designated a National Historic Landmark District in 1990 due to its unique example of a historic Chinese American rural community.[2]
Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locke,_California
L’attaque des mangeurs de carottes / Attack Of The Carrots Eaters
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Faites attention lorsque vous vous promenez dans les sentiers du parc Oméga, vous allez vous faire taxer par ces daims et vous êtes mieux d’avoir des carottes sur vous, sinon…
Be careful when you hike in the Omega Park trails, those deers will tax you and you better have some carrots on you at that moment, or else…
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