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Pruning Shears - Handmade, Scrap Metal, circa 1900
Pruning shears made and used by a patient at a Victorian psychiatric hospital circa 1849 - 1950. Hand-assembled from available scrap material. The length and shape of the blades leads ...Images: 1
Pruning Secateurs - Sunbury Mental Hospital, Metal, circa 1879
Pruning secateurs, circa 1879, used at a Victorian psychiatric hospital, Sunbury Mental Hospital. They were allegedly made by one of the patients at Sunbury Mental Hospital. They were p ...From: Sunbury, Australia Images: 1
Promotional Card - 'Shower water saver', Victorian Government, October 2003
Promotional card - 'Shower water saver', Department of Sustainability and Environment, October 2003. Secured to the card is a 'Shower Flow Control Pack' which includes a flow control v ...From: Melbourne, Australia Images: 2
Postcard - 'Healthy Waterways', Melbourne Water, 2003
Postcard - 'Healthy Waterways', Melbourne Water, 2003. Illustrated with photographs of a creek and platypus. The rear provides information about the role of Melbourne Water in managing ...From: Melbourne, Australia Images: 2
Sticker - 'Save 3 Buckets a Day!', 2004
White sticker overprinted in dark blue, depicting 3 water buckets, with names and logos of City West Water, South East Water and Yarra Valley Water and message "Save 3 buckets a day!"From: Melbourne, Australia Images: 1
Digital Photograph - Family Working in Vegetable Garden of 'Sunnyside', Sandringham, 1930s
Black and white photograph showing the Fletcher family home 'Sunnyside' at Sandringham, with Amelia Fletcher, Jim Fletcher and their daughter Emily Brearley, in the 1930s. Emily, known ...From: Sandringham, Australia Images: 2
Digital Photograph - Two Men & Tomato Plants, Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Cen ...
Black and white photograph showing Ivan Kucan and a friend with their tomato plants, at Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centre, 1950. According to Ivan Kucan's family, in 19 ...From: Bonegilla, Australia Images: 1
Digital Photograph - Family Gardening in Backyard, near Water Tank, Ringwood East, 1956
Black and white photograph showing the Ellerbock family and friends in the back yard of the Ellerbock home in Ringwood East, 1956. The family remembers that at this time Ringwood East w ...From: Ringwood East, Australia Images: 2
Negative - by Lilian L. Pitts, Victoria, circa 1910s
Six women lined up beside a house. Each is attending to a pot of plants.Images: 1
Glass Negative - Jean and Edythe Ellison Harvie Working in Garden, Melbourne, circa 1908 ...
Glass plate negative portrait of Jean and Edythe Ellison Harvie working and playing in a garden. Ellison, as she was commonly known, is probably between the ages of 6 and 7 years and Je ...Images: 1


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But, oh, that dragon. I'd endure another slog through Middle-Earth just to spend more time with Smaug. show more
Results are all that matter, and the result here is that The Desolation of Smaug fails in almost every way, as a story, as an adventure, as a piece of art direction and as a visual spectacle. show more
When it's not stalled on silly, it falls into slog territory. show more
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it was very good i just hated the ending on how they left ya hanging the way they did but it does leave suspense for the next movie
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If you don't enjoy this type of movie, I expect you wouldn't go,, but if you do,, above average. I enjoyed it.
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Borrelli to revamp lineup
Sunday, August 22, 2010 7:51 AM EDT
By JIM LAHDE
Sun Sports Editor
Tom Borrelli didn't waste time in getting to the heart of the matter.
"We have some big question marks," said Borrelli of the upcoming 2010-11 wrestling season. "We have to replace six seniors at six different weight classes."
After finishing tied for 12th nationally in 2010 and winning a ninth straight Mid-American Conference Tournament title the Chippewas have holes to fill all over the place this season.
The loss of national qualifiers at 125, 141, 149, 165 and 197 leaves obvious holes. Moreover the loss of All-American Steve Brown at 157 only further adds to the dilemma as the Chippewas lose 120 wins at the aforementioned weight classes.
However there is a silver lining in that CMU returns four veteran starters, of which all have earned All-American honors before. Last spring Ben Bennett finished sixth nationally at 174 while heavyweight Jarod Trice landed eighth. In 2009 Mike Miller advanced to the national final at 174 and Scotti Sentes landed seventh at 125.
In short CMU has the veteran leadership and grizzled talent to go places, but the breadth of the distance it will travel all hinges on how and who fills the holes.
"All of the weight classes have competitive guys so I'm not sure who's going to start," said Borrelli, whose 2010 team also finished the season ranked sixth in the dual meet rankings. "The guys have had a good summer and good preseason so a big part of it is going to be gaining confidence as the season goes on, that's my job."
In terms of who has the inside track at the starting jobs Borrelli wouldn't elaborate too much, opting to say it will sort itself out in the coming months.
On paper Donnie Corby (149/157) brings the most collegiate experience to the table as he went 16-13 last season. Eric Cubberly also went 15-7 at 165 so this duo might have an inside line at starting spots.
Unlike recent seasons past the Chippewas will be a better tournament team this season because of what Sentes, Bennett, Miller and Trice bring to the table. In recent years they had climbed all the way up to No. 2 in the dual meet standings but always fell down around 10 rungs when it came to the National tournament.
"Right now we're a better tournament team because we have four guys who can score a lot of points," said Borrelli, whose team went 17-2 overall last season and was 6-2 against teams in the top 25.
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Hi, My name is Jay. I've been reading for a while and started looking into the costs involved with building my own WFO. I live in Massachusetts so I can't even begin for a few months with the frost line as it is. I read more than once that a red clay oven is better than no oven at all and with the cost of fire brick quoted to me at 1.44 a piece, I decided to go cheap. I also referrenced a book suggested by NissanNeil where the builder/cook used free red clay bricks for his commercial oven. So I told a friend of mine in the construction business what I was going to do and asked him for the best place he knew of to buy the brick. He came up with a great idea, have a brick party in the spring. Make up fliers with what I'm building have our friends and family bring one "specified" fire brick to the party for every member of their household. Everyone of the people invited will someday enjoy what's cooked in the oven. I though this was a great idea. Has anyone ever done this before and how did it turn out? Jay
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Hey Jay-
Welcome to the forum. By the time winter is over, you should have all the info you need to get started on your WFO. I look forward to seeing pics!
The brick party is an interesting idea. I have to say, $1.44 for firebrick is not a bad price. You'll need a couple hundred. You looking at less than $300 for proper firebrick....what's the point in cutting this corner? Firebrick will hold heat much longer than a red clay brick and you only build an oven once- I would do my best to cut corners when it really makes a difference. For example, I built a outdoor kitchen combo (still building it)- I saved a couple thousand dollars by not buying a new grill insert and simply rolling the grill I already have into place. Looks great, and saved me a bunch of $. Save your pennies all winter so you don't have to cut any corners with the dome itself. Proper bricks and insulation will save you $ and time in the long run.
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I agree. I think there are a number of places to cut costs. I wouldn't skimp on the firebrick or insulation!
Good luck.
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I think your right. I would like to build this only once, and the right way is the best way. I do like the brick party idea. If there is anyone in the New England area that knows of a better source for fire brick, please let me know.
The pictures I see of other's WFO's are truly inspirational. I read about different foods cooked in WFO's last night for about an hour. WoW! I cannot wait to try experimenting. Is it true that you find yourself using the WFO more than your grill?
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What grill? ;)
I think the brick party sounds like a great idea. Make sure to tell us about it, if/when you hold it.
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Merry Christmas everyone! My wife delivered twins on Monday! A boy and a girl, healthy, vibrant, cute as anything you'll ever see anywhere on this planet!
Planning continues on the oven, it'll be covered, red brick faced, and worked into a stone patio that doesn't exist yet. The only issue I have is the prevailing wind. On days that it is windy, the wind will be directed past the entrance, not directly into but past the front. If I make the entrance deeper, could that possibly alleviate any wind blown charcoal issues? This one issue could change the whole placement of the oven. How much of a factor could it be? Jay in Blackstone MA
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Jay, unless you oven is located in a totally wide open area, I don't see any issues unless the entry is facing directly into the wind on a VERY windy day. Here in FL it is windy every day within 25 miles of the coast, always a sea breeze of at least 10-15 mph coming from the E/SE or W/SW. Today it is blowing about 15 mph with gusts of 25-30mph. I'm having a small pizza party this evening...no worries just a typical day. I faced my oven due south out of convenience, didn't think much of the wind factor at the time, has worked out great. For the most part I'm dealing with a crosswind and it has little or no effect. As for coals or ash blowing in my face.....it NEVER has happened.
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Yeah, I don't recall blowing ashes being a problem during firing. I have had problems when I've been too lazy to put the door on the oven when I'm done though (red wine disease) and having to clean up ash in the corners the patio area. Now, smoke in my face, that's another matter.
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What a holiday gift eh?
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Congratulations! Twins are lots of fun and lots of work and lots of love. Mine are 18 1/2 now- but I remember vividly how they were when they were small. Enjoy them at all stages, it goes by faster than you can possibly imagine.
I never have ashes coming out of my oven- and it's sort of a cross-wind situation for me. I've never had sparks, either.
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ARLINGTON, Texas -- New Cowboys defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin, 73, has spent a lifetime believing that takeaways can be the result of habit, can be something within a team's control, and can be momentum-grabbing in their contagiousness. Contagious? Yes. And his players are catching it. "It needs to be habit if this defense is going to be great," middle linebacker Sean Lee said after Dallas' 24-18 home win over the Bengals in Saturday's dress-rehearsal preseason game featuring four Cowboys takeaways. "We need those turnovers. We practice it. 'Get the ball out.' That's big for us." The Cowboys defense hasn't allowed a first-half TD through the four games of the preseason while also recording nine takeaways in the exhibition season and Kiffin's group, learning a new 4-3 Tampa-2 scheme, has done that despite the absence of stalwarts like cornerback Mo Claiborne and defensive lineman Anthony Spencer and Jay Ratliff. "It was different," Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said, "being on ...
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Why are we getting sidewalks on our street when we've never had them before? Will reconstructing my street take care of the giant puddle that forms at the end of my driveway when it rains? Delano residents had many questions like these at the Tuesday, Jan. 15, public hearing on 2013 street improve...Read More
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Project is more than 6 years in the making Delano's older industrial park south of Highway 12 is largely full, and businesses do not have opportunities to expand. For this reason the city of Delano, businesses, property owners, a developer and Wright County all have been plugging away at creating ...Read More
The Delano City Council Tuesday, Dec. 4, approved a final $2,649,780 property tax levy and a final General Fund budget of $3,016,046 — both for 2013. The City Council also took up other business. Here are some meeting highlights. 2013 BUDGET Cities must certify their final 2013 levy and Gen...Read More
The city of Delano has equipment for televising the interior of its sanitary sewer system, and the city of Watertown has equipment for vacuuming debris from sewer pipes. So why not share them? Officials from both cities got together and crafted an agreement that provides for sharing not only the equ...Read More
Delano School District residents are discovering volunteers from the Vote Yes and Yes Committee knocking on their doors to provide information about the Nov. 6 operating levy referendum — something that did not happen prior to last year's failed operating levy referendum. Jennifer Kazin, of Vote...Read More
The Delano City Council Wednesday, Sept. 5, approved a preliminary general fund budget for 2013 that reflects a future "pay as you go" fund for street repairs. Delano Finance Director Brian Bloch proposed a preliminary budget containing a pot of $160,000 earmarked for a street maintenance fund t...Read More


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In Montgomery County, Md., schools are closed for Christmas, Good Friday and the Monday after Easter, as well as the Jewish holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. For 10 years Muslims there have lobbied for school closures on the holidays of Eid al-Adha (Feast of Sacrifice) and Eid al-Fitr (Feast of Breaking the Fast). District guidelines allow Muslim students to take excused absences on Eid days, but the county's board of education has resisted making them official holidays, arguing that religion can't be cited as a reason to close school.
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Hostelworld "meet the world" by Lucky Generals
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By Sara Kimberley, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 22 November 2012 08:00AM
The agency won the account after a competitive pitch against Geronimo and Havas EHS. The process was handled by Oystercatchers and began in September.
Weight Watchers did not have an incumbent on the business. In the past, it has used agencies including Orchid, Gecko and Razorfish.
Kitcatt Nohr Digitas will work with Weight Watchers on its online customer relationship strategy.
Its first activity for the diet programme will break in January and target people as they set their New Year's resolutions.
As part of its brief, the agency will not only target new audiences but also consider opportunities among Weight Watchers' existing customer base.
Kitcatt Nohr Digitas will work alongside Weight Watchers' advertising agency, Saatchi & Saatchi, which created a campaign for the brand featuring the singer and presenter Alesha Dixon at the beginning of the year.
The activity was the biggest to date for Weight Watchers and included a new "anthem" by Dixon based on members' stories.
The appointment of Kitcatt Nohr Digitas follows that of Julie Davidson, the marketing director at Levi Strauss, who joined Weight Watchers as its head of marketing.
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About the ManufacturerRichard Glaesser, which is part of the The Alexander Taron Company has been delighting customers for over 50 years by bringing traditional European gifts to American consumers. The Taron Company is a parent company that oversees multiple manufacturers including Alexander Taron, Christian Ulbricht, Black Forest, Richard Glaesser and Dregeno. Selling everything from nutcrackers and incense burners to ornaments and cuckoo clocks, Taron brings a traditional European feel and quality to their products. It has always been the focus of the Taron Company to bring high quality and unique collectable giftware, handicrafts and toys to the US Market.
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Country Stars Take On Ice Bucket Challenge
The ice bucket challenge has been making the rounds through social media to help raise money for charity, and a few of country music's biggest names are getting involved.
The ice bucket challenge has been making the rounds through social media to help raise money for charity, and a few of country music's biggest names are getting involved.
The top country song for July 2014 is hardly a summer song, but it's much too hot to rank any lower than No. 1. This love ballad is as sincere as they come; a song every man and woman can relate to on some level
Luke Bryan's 'Roller Coaster' video is truly a fun ride.
When you're as beautiful, spunky, and talented as Danielle Bradbery, you're bound to have lots of admirers. The 17-year-old gets handed a slew of phone numbers from romantic hopefuls when she's making public appearances and doing meet and greets. Recently she spilled on what she actually does with these slips of paper.
Last week cameras caught Cole Swindell and Danielle Bradbery looking less than enthused by Luke Bryan's performance of 'Play It Again' at the CMT Music Awards. The 'Hope You Get Lonely Singer' says the two were caught in a situation Kacey Musgraves found herself in after the 2013 CMA Awards.
The Band Perry was an early winner at the 2014 CMT Music Awards, nabbing Group Video of the Year for their up-tempo song 'Done.' But Florida Georgia Line were the big winners, taking home two belt buckles.
Fans will find a few fresh faces near the top of the Top 40 Country Songs of June 2014 list. Dustin Lynch, Lee Brice and Chris Young all cracked the Top 10, with 'Where It's At' leaping a dozen spots to hit No. 6. The top song goes to a hit that the singer's fans believed in long before radio. It might be the perfect song for summer 2014.
Hunter Hayes and Kacey Musgraves are just two of the artists recently added as performers for the 2014 CMT Music Awards. In fact, the awards will feature more live performances than ever before.
The 2014 CMT Music Awards nominees have been announced, and Miranda Lambert is the woman to watch, leading nominations with an astounding six nods, while Luke Bryan and Florida Georgia Line are tied at five apiece.
Sharp lyrics, fine storytelling and an undeniable familiarity make Cole Swindell's new booty-call song unique. 'Hope You Get Lonely Tonight' lacks the moody drama of hits like 'Need You Now.' This singer's approach is much more relatable.
March is for March Madness ... and country music. Some of country's biggest stars are debuting brand spankin' new songs on radio for March 2014, making for a very exciting start to spring.
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Open Year Round Seasonal Maine Tours - an adventure for every season Hours: Tours offered for 2 hours, 3-4 hours, and full days. Contact: Trevor Davis - 207-280-0661 - If I am on a tour, please leave a message and I will return your call promptly. Email: 24/7
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Maine Moose Watching Jeep Tours - Explore Moose country in a classic Jeep Wrangler for an unforgettable moose watching adventure. Join Special T Adventures as we gear up in the Jeep and begin our adventure in search of Maine's largest animal, The Maine Moose".
Even though the moose outnumber the people in the Moosehead Lake region, 3:1, moose can be elusive and hard to find in some seasons. In the early months, we will see cows with their young calves. Throughout the summer, we will search for Moose with the wind in our hair, and the sun shining, as we look for young bulls growing their antlers, cows, and their calves. Along the way, we will see scenic lake mountain views, stop for a "Special T Snack", and photo opportunities.
This private guided Jeep Moose Watching Safari tour lasts 3.5 to 4 hours during the best time for moose watching and a chance to view other wildlife along the way such as: eagles, blue herons, hawks, turkeys, partridge, snowshoe hares, fox, deer and much more. So what are you waiting for? Book your vacation adventure tour with Special T Adventures today and lets have some fun in Maine looking for moose and other wildlife as we learn about the Maine Woods and wildlife it supports. Evening tours offer romantic sunset stops for a great photo opportunity.
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To Grind or not to grind
Hi All
Well im 1 course away from closing the dome and whilst inside cleaning off mortar im looking at a few bricks over the transition that stick out here and there by 10 -15mm . Can i grind them back level or should i just leave them ?
anyone got an opinion?
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Just like a flue, I believe an oven will operate optimally if it has smooth surfaces and protruding 'obstacles' are reduced as much as possible. Since you've put so much time and care into building your oven, why not tune it up while you still have the chance?
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I wouldn't bother. If it is in the transition area it isn't going to be seen or create any type of problem.
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Thanks for that, I suppose Im more concerned that the ground surface of the brick would be less heat resistant than the un cut fired outer surface??
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Look at Les' build. Every brick facing the inside of the oven has been meticulously cut.
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very true , I gave it a tidy up and its much better!
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Excellent! The only one who has to know is you.
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Sweet and savory weekend brunch at Wolf Peach
Nothing says an enthusiastic "good morning" like a monster cinnamon roll, now does it?
At Wolf Peach's weekend brunch, orange and cinnamon are equal partners in the roll ($6), and this is a very good thing; the citrus makes it pop. The roll arrives tender and yeasty and pierced through its glazed top with an enormous knife, usually used to subdue large pieces of meat. You'll need the knife to carve this sweet into manageable pieces. »Read Full Article(1)
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River Rhythms performances announced
With a vote of confidence in Mother Nature, the Westown Association announced its live music for the 2014 River Rhythms season. Five Card Studs open the season June 11. All shows are scheduled for Pere Marquette Park on Old World Third Street.
Brother plays on June 18 followed by Natty Nation on June 25. There is no concert on July 2. »Read Full Article
Video Review: Lois Ehlert's 'The Scraps Book'
Milwaukee artist Lois Ehlert, famous for her many colorful picture books including "Color Zoo" and "Eating the Alphabet," has published a new book that takes children and other readers inside her studio and explains how she works.
Like her other books, "The Scraps Book" (Beach Lane Books, $17.99) is told through collages. She remembers how her parents, who liked to sew and do woodworking, encouraged her to make things. She often makes her collages through objects found in nature and everyday things around her. She also has some collections for inspiration and other uses, such as a collection of ice fishing decoys. »Read Full Article
UWM film with Bucks player Henson headed to Cannes
The trade of former Milwaukee Brewers relief pitcher John Axford also cost the city an avid supporter of local filmmaking.
But Milwaukee Bucks player John Henson appears to be picking up the slack. The team's power forward has collaborated with University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee film students for two videos, one of which will premiere at the Cannes Film Festival's Short Film Corner. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Zucchero at Turner Hall Ballroom
Italian blues artist Zucchero performs at Turner Hall Ballroom Tuesday. Photo provided by publicist. »Read Full Blog Post


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I have this Asus EeeTop ET1602, but I have a problem with the suspend.
The suspend it self works fine but when resuming from suspend the screen brightness is very dark (seems like half of normal).
The problem only exists after suspend resume and is fixed by restarting the computer.
I am running ubuntu 11.04, and has also tried with older versions and all has the same problem, And I also upgraded the bios.
Anyone who has an idea of how to fix the problem?
PS. I have search for a solution for a long time and have not found any usefull solutions, I can only find that the problem is not only to this computer model.


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