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Month: September 2016
Montparnasse Tower & Eiffel Tower from the Arc de Triomphe, Paris
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Montparnasse Tower & Eiffel Tower from the Arc de Triomphe, Paris
Image by David McKelvey
Tickets to climb or take the elevator up the Arch are purchased at the ground level. Totally free entry for kids under 18. You can check out the ground level of the arch for cost-free.
Take the underpass to access the arch. By no means attempt to cross the chaotic and dangerous roundabout from the Champs Elysées! To access the leading, you can climb 284 steps, or take an elevator to the mid-level and climb 64 stairs to the top.
The very best time to pay a visit to is soon after six:30 p.m., when the flame of the unknown soldier is lit and the Champs-Elysées is bathed in shimmering lights. From the observation deck at the best of the arch, breathtaking views of the Eiffel Tower, the Sacré Coeur, and the Louvre are also in store. goparis.about.com
Cool Precision Component Companies photos
A couple of nice precision element companies pictures I discovered:
Beaulieu National Motor Museum 18-09-2012
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1903 Cadillac
USA
This Model A was the 1st Cadillac to be brought to Britain. Frederick Stanley Bennett imported it and drove it in the 1903 Thousand Miles Trial. Bennett subsequently became the official UK importer and was behind the standardisation tests of 1908 in which 3 identical Cadillacs had been dismantled and then rebuilt from a mixed up pile of components, proving the interchangeability of the elements.
Created in 1902 by Henry Leland, Cadillac was built upon the remains of the original Henry Ford Organization. From the starting Leland insisted on the highest requirements of precision engineering in order to create a top quality mass made car, demanding that ‘We have to make each piston so precise and each cylinder so exact that every single piston will fit into each and every cylinder’. Despite these high production standards over 2000 Cadillacs had been created in 1903.
Engine: 1609cc, 1 cylinder, overhead valve, 6,5hp
Functionality: 30mph
Value New: £200
Manufacturer: Cadillac Automobile Firm, Detroit
Owner: Mr J.F. Bennett and Mrs M Southam
Housing a collection of more than 250 automobiles and motorcycles telling the story of motoring on the roads of Britain from the dawn of motoring to the present day, the award winning (Winner – The International Historic Motoring Awards of the Year 2012) National Motor Museum appeals to all age groups. From Globe Land Speed Record Breakers such as Campbell’s popular Bluebird to film favourites such as the magical flying car, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and uncommon oddities like the giant orange on wheels. Don’t miss exciting further functions such as the Motorsport Gallery, Wheels and Jack Tucker’s Garage – A permanent, multi award-winning 1930’s garage has been designed within the Museum, full down to the last nut and bolt and rusty drainpipe. Whilst the developing is a comprehensive fabrication, every thing in it – all the fixtures, fittings, tools and ephemera – are genuine artefacts collected over a period of 25 years.
Precision Manufacturer in Windsor to Expand Operations, Increase its Connecticut Workforce
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Wednesday, March four, 2015 — Governor Dannel P. Malloy announced these days that precision manufacturer Leipold, Inc., the Windsor–based division of internationally recognized Leipold Gmbh, will be expanding its Connecticut operation and growing employment by up to fifty percent over the next two years. The firm manufactures precision elements in the automotive, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and telecommunication industries.
Burying soldier who cut barbed wire defence of Adrianople (LOC)
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Burying soldier who cut barbed wire defence of Adrianople (LOC)
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Burying soldier who reduce barbed wire defence of Adrianople
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Electrical wiring
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Inside a not too long ago cut-open nuclear bomb shelter.
Now abandoned, the Mount Laguna Air Force Station was a DEW (Distant Early Warning) site, watching for incoming missiles. It was home to the 751st Aircraft Handle and Warning & Squadron, later the 751st Radar Squadron, element of the Air Defense Command. The facility was abandoned in the early 1980’s.
The buildings that once housed up to 400 Air Force personnel at Mount Laguna are now gutted shells covered with graffiti and filled with construction debris.
For years, U.S. Forest Service officials have wanted to demolish the buildings at the abandoned base, but no income was available. Now, with federal stimulus funds, they’ll be capable to get the job accomplished.
The barracks, administration developing, mess hall and other buildings that produced up the Laguna Mountain Air Force Base will be torn down using funds from .two million in stimulus funds for Forest Service facilities in disrepair in 14 California counties.
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No wind.
A couple of good machining business images I identified:
No wind.
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Lafayette, Colorado. Notice the seven birds perched on the old wind turbine. Seeing them produced me recognize that I’ve in no way noticed this windmill spinning.
I feel this variety of wind machine, iconic and symbolic of the old west, was utilized to pump water. I see this windmill virtually each day going to work on 95’th street, just south of Arapaho Road. It really is on Shannon’s farm, also identified as "Red Barn Farm.
These windmills often make me feel of the old western motion pictures and Giant starring Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor, and James Dean.
I’ve often wondered what the science is in choosing the quantity, length, and shape of the blades. The new wind turbines for creating electrical power usually have only 3 blades but they are really lengthy. The one particular pictured has 18 blades. I have been told that the amount of energy that a wind turbine generates is proportional to the blade length. True?
The mountains in the background are the Flatirons in Boulder.
This photo was (clearly) colour enhanced. It really is also heavily cropped from the original which you can see here: www.flickr.com/photos/query_almost everything/4332379483/in/p….
Speaking with Secretary Geren
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Spc. Spence Riddick, from Firm D, 1st Battalion, 3rd Aviation Regiment, 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division, explains to Secretary of the Army Pete Geren how he is gauging ammunition linkage for the 30mm machine gun to make sure that the rounds will fire effectively, Aug. three, 2009.
Photo by Sgt. Johnathon Jobson, 3rd ID Public Affairs
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Army Secretary tends to make final official go to to Fort Stewart
Clock Tower on the Nashua River
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This is Clocktower Place (Historic and Luxurious Apartments), condos in Nashua, NH in the former quarters of the Nashua Manufacturing Organization on the Nashua River in downtown Nashua, New Hampshire USA.
The History of Nashua, NH USA – 1775 – 1830
Soon after the Indian Wars and until the American Revolution of 1776, Dunstable was mainly a farming community. Corn and Vegetables were grown on the Merrimack/Nashua River intervale. Hay and Orchards were prevalent on the southern side.
Merchants and travelers from outside of town from the north and south utilized Nashua as a thoroughfare thereby producing a hospitality and entertainment economy. Several taverns and hotels have been constructed along The Wonderful Road (Main Street) such as Tylers Tavern which offered needed comfort and service.
Daniel Abbot moved to the upper neighborhood of Dunstable in 1802. Abbot is a Harvard graduate who soon right after opened a law practice here. Abbot swiftly became a civic leader who then proceeded to rename Dunstable to "Nashua Village" in a speech given on July 4th in 1803.
Proper about the identical time, Josiah Griswold Graves, MD became the 1st doctor in town. He became very popular due to the fact he had an exceptional potential in diagnosing ailments of his patients.
Nashua was heading towards a complete scale industrial makeover. For the duration of the 1820’s, Abott, along with the Greeley brothers, Daniel Webster and some Massachusetts Industrial Investors formed a coalition to develop the initial textile mills in Dunstable powering Nashua’s Industrial Revolution. Abott had been watching his Harvard counterparts in Massachusetts and knew Dunstable had the water power to commence the Waltham-Lowell venture. He moved forward to begin the market that would become the socio-financial scene dominating the 1830’s – 1860’s.
Robert Owen, resident of New Lanark, Scotland is credited with creation of the infant structure of our city. The basis of his landmark design consists of the layout of the streets, the mills and their basic architecture, and most importantly social arranging which incorporated how the workers would be treated.
Two males, Nathaniel Appleton and Patrick Tracy Jackson, traveled to New Lanark and studied the designs of Owen. The Owen style created it all the way to Nashua from Scotland consisting of a mill, worker housing, a college, and a church, all run by the originating mill firm. This combined with the mastermind of Francis Cabot Lowell and the energy of Daniel Abbot began the enterprise of Nashua’s financial future.
Francis Cabot Lowell, Harvard graduate and math significant, traveled to England with the express interest of studying the textile designs of the James Archright Energy Loom and making it really is mirror right here in the United States. His extended getaway included touring the industries exactly where the loom existed and in essence, formulated the designs in his thoughts. An extreme form of piracy in that day as the patent for the machine and exporting the technology was expressly prohibited. His textile looms were much better than their English predecessors and his fabrics quickly located their way into planet commerce.
Francis Cabot Lowell – Nathaniel Appleton
The initial huge company designed was the Nashua Manufacturing Organization in 1823. Nashua Manufacturing was the initial in New Hampshire completed in the complete scale Waltham-Lowell design and style.
The Waltham-Lowell design, such as specifically the church, met the demands of the New England farmer father as a "socially and morally acceptable" location of employment for their daughters, as they made up the majority of the mill workforce.
For 30 years, tens of thousands of young, single females migrated to the Waltham-Lowell mills and revolutionized women’s labor in America, and the globe, proper right here in Nashua!
Mill Girls
Daniel Abbot was a great and effective force fueling the creation of Nashua’s Mills. His passion for development and success empowered the people to obtain their greatest, evident even today. Daniel Abbot, coined ‘the Father of Nashua’ is due to his a lot of contributions to its wealthy heritage.
Nashua was and continues to be the New Hampshire cradle of technological culture. The design and style and creation is a progressive sophisticated model of technical and social innovation.
Daniel Abbot
Other prime manufacture in this new mill town integrated ironworks, shirting, linens, shoes, wood goods, and coated paper. Nashua’s position on the Merrimack River produced it effortlessly accessible for customers and suppliers off the Atlantic Ocean. The opening of the Middlesex Canal in 1803 also contributed to the ease of water transport. The Nashua River became a riverfront mercantile village supplying a lot more trade then than what you can find in all of Nashua nowadays.
During this busy time, a wooden covered toll bridge enabled passage over the Merrimack for travel to and from Hudson. Prior to the bridge, the only way across the river was by ferry. 3 ferries, Cummings at the mouth of the Nashua River, Hills in the North end, and Littles at the south side of Nashua gave access to and from Nashua and Hudson.
More:
Downtown History – Wonderful American Downtown
Nashua Manufacturing Organization Collection from the Harvard Business School.
Nice Cnc Turning pictures
A couple of good cnc turning pictures I discovered:
CNC Turning
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Samuel Parkinson
Image from web page 430 of “Journal of electricity, energy, and gas” (1899)
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Image from web page 430 of “Journal of electricity, energy, and gas” (1899)
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Title: Journal of electrical energy, power, and gas
Year: 1899 (1890s)
Authors: Pacific Coast Electric Transmission Association
Subjects: Electrical engineering Electricity Gas manufacture and performs
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1. Temporary Sub-Station. 2. Replacing Wooden Bridge Across the Feather River at Marysville with a Steel Bridge. three. Sub-Station No. 8 at Nicolaus below Building. April 23, 1910] JOURNAL OF Electrical energy, Power AND GAS. 373
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Bridge Over the American River Near Sacramento. in tiny holdings, give each and every proof of a very rap-idly increasing population. The road enters Sacramento after crossing theAmerican River. This it does on a composite Howetruss bridge. In getting into Sacramento extremely much thesame situation is encountered as that at Marysville.It is essential to go by way of a levee. Wing-leveesare constructed to allow of this entrance. At the lowest pointof the cut, at the center of the levee, it has been foundthat water would seep by means of from the river andcollect in the cut. Provision to obviate this has beenmade by installing a little motor-operated pumpingrig. The cut is heavily constructed with concrete piers and wing walls and supports numerous railroadtracks, laid lengthwise of the levee. Inside the city the road has a double track andpasses via a number of streets until the passen-ger terminal at Eighth and J streets is reached. Thereis a Y provided right here to enable the turning aroundof cars or trains. Quickly
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BiCam | PinManteiga
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Acabei de montar o Standard/RedScale PinProject, vulgo "NaManteiga" e ainda não obtive os resultados. A idéia que produzir fotos Normais, RedScale e até mesmo Dupla Exposição (simultânea ou não) com a combinação dos dois modos. Deus queira que funcione.
1 – Buraco do lado Regular. Atenção, devemos adaptar o alumínio de cerveja no quadradinho aberto na lata. O aço da lata é duro demais e não recomendo ninguém fazer o pinhole na própria lata. Faça por sua conta e risco, se quiser. Cuidado com explosões.
two – Buraco do lado RedScale. O chamado processo RedScale ocorre ao expormos o filme á partir da face contrária. Em função de problema de filtragem dos espectros da luz temos um efeito avermelhado como resultado dessas fotografias.
three – Filme vazio. Ali no six temos a seta que indica o sentido de avanço da película.
four – Filme cheio. Na cabeça do eixo central desse filme devemos fazer a marcação que servirá de guia para o avanço de cada frame. Uma volta completa é suficiente para termos a estenopéica pronta para o próximo disparo.
five – Neighborhood onde percorre o filme em direção ao "filme vazio"
7 – Seta de indicação do lado Standard. Serve também para mirarmos o alvo.
eight – Obturador/lente do lado RedScale.
9 – Fase inicial do processo de fabricação. Todo cuidado é pouco para não se cortar, tanto na faca quanto no aço da lata. Após o corte devemos virar as bordas para neutralizar locais cortantes.
10 – Fase intermediária, após instalação do filme. Nesse momento devemos marcar a filme vazio, para evitar se confundir mais adiante. Ah, devemos pintar o interiror da lata com tinta preta fosco ou cobrir tudo com fita isolante.
11 – Vista superior da pinHole.
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Filme: 135mm
Distância focal: 35mm
Fotograma: 36x65mm [sprockethole]
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I just mount the Standard / RedScale PinProject , vulgar "NaManteiga" and not but received the results. The concept to generate Normais photos, and even RedScale Double Exposure (simultaneous or not) with the mixture of the two modes. God wants to work.
1 – Hole on the Standard. Consideration need to adapt the aluminum beer cans in the boxes open. The steel of the can is too challenging and do not suggest any person do the pinhole in the tin. Do at your personal threat, if you want. Beware of explosions.
2 – Hole RedScale side. The method known as RedScale occurs when exposing the film from the opposite side. Based on the problem of filtering the spectra of light have an impact as a outcome of these reddish pictures.
3 – Film empty. Here we have six in the arrow indicating the direction of advancement of the film.
four – Complete Movie. As head of the central axis of the film should do the marking will serve as a guide for the advancement of every single frame. A complete turn is enough to have the estenopéica prepared for the subsequent shot.
five – Location the film runs toward the "empty film"
7 – Arrow to indicate the normal side. It also serves to mirarmos the target.
eight – Shutter / Lens RedScale side.
9 – Early stage of the manufacturing procedure. All care is just not to cut in each the knife as the steel of tin. Following cutting the edges ought to turn to neutralize neighborhood cutting.
10 – intermediate stage, following installation of the film. At this time we should make a film empty, is to steer clear of confusion later. Ah, the interiror ought to paint the can with matte black paint or cover it with tape.
11 – Top view of pinHole.
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Image from web page 16 of “Memorials of affairs of state in the reigns of Q. Elizabeth and K. James I.” (1725)
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Image from page 16 of “Memorials of affairs of state in the reigns of Q. Elizabeth and K. James I.” (1725)
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Title: Memorials of affairs of state in the reigns of Q. Elizabeth and K. James I.
Year: 1725 (1720s)
Authors: Winwood, Ralph, Sir, 1563?-1617 Sawyer, Edmund, d. 1759, ed
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aybe of fome Service to my Countrey ^ ef-pecially at a Time, when His Majefty hasby fo unprecedented a Piece of Generofityfounded two fuch noble Led:ures for ModernHiftory. As the chief Defign of that RoyalMunificence, feems calculated for the kind-ing young Gentlemen for the faithful andfuccefsfui Service of their Countrey, perhapsthere are no Books fo correct for that Pur- pofe, DEDICATION. pofe, as the Letters of Wile and Excellent Mini-fters of State, vvhofe Stations naturally leadthem into the moft exad Information of E-vents, and vvhofe Capacites allow them toform the trueft Judgment of them: And Ithink I might venture to add, that amongftthefe, there are none comparable to thofe ofour own Countreymen. How far thefe I hereprefent You will anfwer fo wonderful a Defign, Idare not prefume to figure out: Your favou-rable Acceptance of them, will alone givethem a lading Reputation j and to that theyare with all Humility fubmitted^ by SIR, Tour Moft OhdiefitAnd Devoted Servants Xt.nl Edm. Sawyer,
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Mr. & Mrs. Edm. Randolph & Victor Loew (LOC)
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Cool Gear Grinding pictures
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The Sad Dragonfly.
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Rest in Peace, Sad Dragonfly.
>For these of you who do not know a lot about dragonflies here is my "Sad Dragonfly" story from nowadays & a few facts. ♥ I love dragonflies… & nicely, bugs!
>When I discovered him he was struggling, sad, & broken.. literally.
He had just gotten in a fight with another male dragonfly, probably more than a mate or lunch. When male dragonflies fight generally it is until the death, they grab the other’s wings & twist – & rip them off.
>Dragonflies have six legs, but they cannot stroll. They can only fly or land. Strange. Nevertheless, when dragonflies fight & shed- they can no longer survive.
I found "The Sad Dragonfly" today in my field. I was trying to figure out what was incorrect with him, and then I saw his wings had been torn. He could not walk, so he was just kind of flapping his wings & not moving very far. Then I remembered that dragonflies cannot walk, and I felt the require to step in.
When I see an insect suffering/dying normally I move it to a secure location, that way it is not place through any a lot more pain. [I cannot imagine leaving an insect on the ground helpless to be eaten alive by ants or a bird.. Even if that is Mother Nature’s way- not when I can aid it.]
So I brought him inside, I fed him insects & tonight he died.
He had so significantly power- you’d believe he would be fine, but he knew he couldn’t go on & he let go.
RIP Sad Dragonfly. ♥
cease , drop & drag
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Double Rainbow in Door County – Mark II
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Elvis was meandering the backroads of Wisconsin, hunting for a excellent spot to photograph however another Door County sunset, when he turned about and was stunned to see this double rainbow. The road and the power lines ruined any vista near the roadway, so Elvis speedily grabbed his gear and headed out on foot. Rainbows are fleeting, there is no time to waste!
Then the rain started falling – in buckets. Undeterred, Elvis set up his Nikon D800 equipped with the Nikon 14-24mm lens and began firing.
Knowing how important it is to be ready (you never ever overlook some of these cub scout rules) Elvis had, just before leaving the cabin, set up the D800 to shoot 7-shot sequences, varying the shutter speed to develop photographs with exposure values of -3, -two, -1, , +1, +two and +3. The camera was also attached to the tripod and lying on the back seat – ready for action.
This allowed Elvis to focus (no pun intended) on the framing of the photographs even although he, and the camera/lens, have been receiving drenched.
In just a couple of minutes, the rainbow vanished.
Wiping down the gear and coming down from the adrenaline rush Elvis realized, as soon as once again, what a fortunate boy he is. Not only had he been fortunate adequate to be in the right place, at the correct time, he also got to knowledge life in all of its wonder.
Sight: The gorgeous and spectacular rainbow of colors in the sky, the clouds, the trees, the field and of course, the massive, bold arch overhead.
Sound: Rain splattering on the ground, on Elvis’ head and on the camera gear, punctuated by distant, rolling thunder.
Smell: The freshly reduce hay. The air, ionized by the passing storm.
Touch: The warm sun reduce by the cold raindrops. The warm breeze. The sharply reduce hay underfoot.
Taste: Even though the newly cut hay and freshness from the rain were practically adequate to taste, a large piece of tiramisu would have been amazing.
All that makes for a pot ‘o gold at the end of any rainbow. What a wonderful evening!
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Image from web page 421 of “Railway mechanical engineer” (1916)
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Title: Railway mechanical engineer
Year: 1916 (1910s)
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Subjects: Railroad engineering Engineering Railroads Railroad vehicles
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ne sewed. The bandis squeezed into location in the sewing press and an eightpennynail driven by way of it into the handle. It is then sewed withNo. 12 gauge wire, passing by way of the band and the corn asshown in the illustration. The engine broom shown at B isespecially developed to meet the needs of the additional heavyservice to which it is subjected. It is offered with two steelbands and no twine sewing is employed a bamboo insert is wovenin with the corn when binding. This has confirmed a really service-in a position adjunct. The switch broom is shown at C. Brooms of thistype arc made from reclaimed material returned to the .shop,the worn end of the corn becoming reduce off. This offers better ser-vice for track use than would new material. The whisk broom shown at D is manufactured quite cheaplyby saving out the finest of the corn when sorting material forthe manufacture of the other brooms. This saves purchasinga unique qualit of hi.uh priced corn sold for brooms of thiskind. OILING AIR PUMP MR CYLINDERS
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Brooms Manufactured in the Shoreham Shops of the Soo Line Brooms are getting created at a saving of the following amountsas compared with the marketplace prices previously paid: frequent,five cents: engine, 4 cents whisk, five cents. To secure anew broom the old one have to be turned in. The handles of theold brooms are then reclaimed at a price of .50 per thousand,which is much less than one-third the price tag paid for new material.These handles are utilized in creating engine brooms. The greatestsaving is effected, even so, by the increased service obtainedfrom the brooms of our personal manufacture. Their life is ap-pro.ximately double that of the brooms previously purchased inthe market, this statement becoming based upon the lower in thenumber issued. This perform is handled straight by the shops division: oneman working on a contract basis furnishes all that are requiredby the road. The equipment necessary is inexpensive and con-sists of the following: winder, press, scrapper, drain board, tuband a cutting a
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Bender vs. Robby the Robot (121/365)
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Bender: Scheming, cynical, and oddly charming bending unit who lives in New New York at the turn of the 31st century and who is fueled by alcohol.
Robby the Robot: Careful, sturdy, and loyal assistant who lives on the plant Altair IV in the early 23rd century and who can manufacture alcohol.
If they had to fight, who would win?
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Image from web page 270 of “The pathway of life Intended to lead the young and the old into paths of happiness, and to prepare them for a holy companionship with him whose kingdom is as boundless as his adore” (1894)
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Title: The pathway of life Intended to lead the young and the old into paths of happiness, and to prepare them for a holy companionship with him whose kingdom is as boundless as his love
Year: 1894 (1890s)
Authors: Talmage, T. De Witt (Thomas De Witt), 1832-1902
Subjects: Christian life and character
Publisher: Philadelphia, Pub. and manufactured by Historical Pub. Co. for the Christian Herald
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when we come to the stature of males in Christ Jesus, then, below these imple-ments, the temple of God will rise, and the worlds redemption will be launched.God cares not for the length of our prayers, or the quantity of our prayers, or thebeauty of our prayers, or the place of our prayers but it is the faith in them thattells—believing that prayer soars larger than the lark ever sang, plunges deeperthan diving-bell ever sank, darts faster than lightning ever flashed. Although wehave utilized only the back of this weapon as an alternative of the edge, what marvels havebeen wrought! If saved, we are all the captives of some earnest prayer. WouldGod that, in want for the rescue of souls, we may well in prayer lay hold of theresources of the Lord Omnipotent. THE PATHWAY OF LIFE. 281 We might turn a lot of to righteousness by Christian admonition. Do not waituntil you can make a formal speech. Address the one subsequent to you. Just one particular sen-tence may do the work, just 1 question, just one particular look. The formal speak that
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THE VOICE OF PRAYER. starts wnth a sigh and ends with a canting snuffle is not what is wanted, but theheart-throb of a man in dead earnest. There is not a soul on earth that you maynot bring to God if you rightly go at it. They said Gibraltar could not be taken. 282 THE PATHWAY OF LIFE. It is a rock 1600 feet higher and three miles lengthy. But the English and Dutch didtake it. Artillery, and sappers and miners, and fleets pouring out volleys ofdeath, and thousands of males, reckless of danger, can do anything. The stoutest
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