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This is my bracket to turn two Flexifoil kite buggies into one tandem. Home made from Alluminium and stainless steel bolts and washers. The head set on the rear buggy is the main left and right swivel point. The bracket itself has two more swivel points, one being the main bolt connecting the hub block to the axle block and also the 22mm dia bar is completely free to spin.
we made this bracket to attach the back of the exhaust to the motor. it took a lot of searching, but we eventually found some thick rubber washers/spacers to help absorb all the vibration from the motor
Tree bracket fungus is the fruiting body of certain fungi that attack the wood of living trees. They are of the mushroom family and have been used in folk medicines for centuries. Bracket fungus info tells us that their hard woody bodies were ground to powder and used in teas. Unlike many of their mushroom cousins, most are inedible and of the few that can be eaten, most are poisonous.
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Bracket Fungi, possibly Piptoporus australascica.The only large one I noticed.
See HD video here - youtu.be/9_ws5um6iNw
Friends are building near to us and I thought the view of the sunset through the framing was pretty wonderful.
This looks like a misshapen Bracket Fungi. Anyone know the species?
34°22'20.51"S 150°51'37.74"E, that's where I went into the forest just off the M1 at the top of Mount Ousley Road.
Not too many fungi spotted during my walk, but there was a good crop of smoky brackets on this tree - with a backdrop of a carpet of fallen leaves.
I've watched ZERO college ball this year, but I followed my friend Chad's rules, and here's what I conjurred up. Got it finished 10 minutes before the first game's tipoff, so (luckily) I didn't get a chance to line anybody's pockets.
Polypores are a group of fungi that form fruiting bodies with pores or tubes on the underside. They are a morphological group of basidiomycetes like gilled mushrooms and hydnoid fungi, and not all polypores are closely related to each other. Polypores are also called bracket fungi, and their woody fruiting bodies are called conks. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polypore
Detail of elaborate lamp bracket in the sanctuary at St Martin, Overstrand. Made by the Cromer Guild of Handicraft. Visitation?
Eastern Michigan University launches campaign to welcome international students and scholars to Eastern’s campus
International students and scholars will find a friendly, supportive environment at Eastern Michigan University. Nearly 1,000 international students from more than 80 nations are currently part of the Eastern community.
The University wanted a highly visible banner campaign to feature 120 individual international students. The banners were be placed on light-posts around the campus and on major roadways in Ypsilanti. EMU also placed a large banner featuring all 120 international students on its parking structure.
“Expanding awareness of Eastern’s support of our international community across the region and throughout the world is a major initiative that will continue to be a high priority going forward,” said Eastern Michigan University President James Smith.
Learn more at www.emich.edu/youarewelcomehere
"Very cool! Our banner campaign looks amazing. Thank you for the printing. Campaign was featured in the national Inside Higher Education and have been getting national publicity."
— Ted Coutilish, Eastern Michigan University