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actionduct.tumblr.com/post/157898083563/choose-quality-hv... ...... With the latest inventions most of the things are changing in the life. For comfortable living many people look for various types of new devices and the air conditioner is one such thing. It is a necessity in those hot days as all you want to do is enjoy some cool breeze and relax after a hectic day. By installing the air conditioning system in your office building or home you can stay comfortable and do your work without any interruption.

Tree species: Sweet Chestnut

Girth: 6m 90cm

Height of girth: 1m 25cm

Public accessibility: Public - open access (e.g. public park)

Tree form: Maiden

Standing or fallen: Standing

Living status: Alive

Veteran status: Ancient tree

Tree condition

* Decaying wood in the crown

* Holes or water pockets

* Hollowing branches

* Hollowing trunk

Location

* Parkland

* Public or open space

Grid reference: SP16128274

 

This sweet chestnut is one of the biggest recorded on the ATH database and can be found within Elmdon Park, off Tanhouse Farm Road or Damson Park Way. The Landrover factory can clearly be seen in the background.

 

The sweet chestnut is widely distributed across Europe. It forms a large and impressive structure, some specimens attaining a height of 30m and having an impressive broad spreading canopy, supported by thick heavy limbs.

The fruit of the tree may be better known than the actual tree. It is similar to the horse chestnut or conker: However the nut of the sweet chestnut is edible, used to flavour stuffing or roasted on a fire and eaten out of the shell.

 

Veteran trees

Sweet chestnut trees have a long lifespan in comparison to many species. This tree is very old, dated to 1518.

To be classified as a veteran or ancient tree, age is not the only factor.

The tree must also be old in comparison to it's species and have interesting features attributed to it both aesthetically and biologically.

If you look at the tree, it is clearly old and in decline; However even the dead limbs add to it's character and many organisms live on and within it such as insects and fungi.

 

If only the tree could talk. What a story it might tell!

Haggadah Antiquarian Venice 1629 reprint Leather Covers

 

1629 VENICE HAGGADAH

REPRINT FASCIMILE

VG CONDITION, Leather Covers

   

A REPRINT OF A BEAUTIFUL HAGGADAH, THE 1629 VENICE HAGGADAH, WITH JUDEO-ITALIAN TRANSLATION. COMPLETELY ILLUSTRATED. THE CLOSEST THING TO THE REAL THING!

 

THE VENICE HAGGADAH SHEL PESAH FACSIMILE OF 1629 ILLUSTR.

A COPY FROM 350

ISRAEL 1975

EDITOR SHMUEL MOR

LIMITED EDITION OF 350 COPIES.

 

This is a facsimile of the Venice Haggadah of 1629. Like the 1609 Venice Haggadah, this edition features pages arranged as classical buildings, with two columns, a central space and a pediment. Aside from the pediments, capitals and decorated letters, the Haggadah is accompanied by numerous woodcuts of Biblical scenes relating directly or indirectly to the Exodus, along with woodcuts depicting contemporary Jewish family scenes.

 

The columns contain notes and Yiddish translation. In contrast to the 1609 edition, this edition contains the exegetic notes of the great Sephardic Rebe, Isaac Abarbanel.

 

This edition was printed in 1975 – 350 copies on high-quality, parchment-like paper. 400x275mm, no pagination. Leather-bound hardcover

  

CONDITION:

Excellent and well-preserved.

 

21st street - downtown oakland, california

Condition: 7/10

Price: $3

Collection Venue: Ghim Moh / Jurong West

My good friend and EA church expert and all round good bloke, Simon K, www.flickr.com/photos/norfolkodyssey/, provided me a list of fine churches to visit in the Dedham Vale which I should visit if the planned trip to Suffolk ever came off.

 

I left Dover early on the Thursday morning, and mixed it with the rush hour traffic at Dartfod before turning up the A12 and away from the craziness. And into the driving craziness that is Essex. But that's another story.

 

I turned off just after crossing the border into Suffolk at Stratford St Mary, and then got lost. I was trying to get to Stoke by Nayland, but I found no signs for it, and had to pull the sat nav out to find my way.

 

In preparing the list, I noted the name of Boxted, as it was nearly the same name as my first employer, Buxted, so when I saw a sign for Boxted, I followed it.

 

I thought I was in Suffolk still, but somewhere along the line I must have crossed back into Essex, as there are villages in both counties, very near each other, called Boxted.

 

Boxted village has two netres, the new part down in the valley, and the old part around the church up the hill. The church took some finding, but along and up Church Hill (always a giveaway), there it was.

 

I couple were preparing to do some pruning of the brambles growing out of the wall near the gate, and they gave me a disdainful look, but were pleasant enough when I left as I remarked what a wonderful church it is.

 

In fact, this might be one of my favourite churches I have visited, maybe even the favourite. I was surprised that Simon says so little about it, I found it a delight. The gallery so steeply raked the church felt like a theatre, and I am sure services here are special.

 

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There are two settlements in the parish, a large village a mile away down in the valley, and this smaller, older hamlet around the church.

 

While I was photographing the exterior, a rather brusque, rude woman asked me to move my bike so she could reverse up to the church because she was 'doing the flowers'. She then parked directly in front of the porch. She must have known her car would spoil my photographs. She got out and took - I kid you not - a single leafy branch from the back of her car and went into the church. I took as long as I could before joining her, by which time she was just leaving, thankfully. She had the grace to say goodbye.

 

This is a nice interior, full of light, curious pointed arcades punched through thick Norman walls, and a large west gallery raked so steeply that one has the impression of being in a cinema or theatre. An 18th Century memorial has an angel and a skeleton arm-wrestling over a corpse. I liked this one a lot, despite the rude woman.

 

Simon Knott, October 2012

 

www.essexchurches.org.uk/boxted.htm

 

In the early years of the 11th century a Saxon lord named Edwin built a church at Boxted, on the southern slopes of the Dedham Vale. The site chosen by Edwin for his church is rumoured to have been occupied by the ruins of a Roman villa destroyed by Queen Boudicca in her rebellion against the Romans in 61AD. Certainly the Saxon church was built using Roman bricks, mixed with local rubble.

 

Early historical studies of Boxted church suggest that Edwin's church used septaria stones, of the sort used to build the town walls of Colchester a few miles to the south.

In the late 11th century Edwin's church was replaced with a grand new building in stone. The builders were Robert de Horkesley and his wife Beatrice. The building was begun sometime around 1090 and completed by 1130. The church was dedicated to St Mary, and that dedication held true until sometime around the Reformation - perhaps when nearby Little Horkesley Priory was dissolved, at which point the church was rededicated to St Peter. The first priest was a monk from Little Horkesley Priory named Roberto. The material was a mix of puddingstone, rubble, and Roman brick, but the upper part of the tower was rebuilt in the 16th century with brick, and brick buttresses added. At the same time a timber porch was added.

 

he church was always kept in good repair; following the Reformation the locals complained that the chancel was in such poor condition that the vicar refused to hold services there. The church was heavily repaired in 1870 by AW Blomfield, one of the most active Victorian church architects. During a subsequent restoration in 1930 medieval wall paintings were uncovered, then just as quickly painted over again.

Historical Highlights

Interior features include a series of 17th century floor slabs to members of the Maidstone family, and to two servants of the Earl of Oxford. A painted and gilded royal coat of arms to George III are hung on the north wall of the nave. There is a 17th centuiry oak chest and several 12th century windows set high above the north arcade. The simple chancel arch is also 12th century. The nave roof is an intriguing crown-post design. On the wall is an attractive early 17th century memorial to Nathaniel Bacon.

 

Summming up Boxted church

I'd call St Peters an attractive church, not blessed with an enormous number of historic features, but a church with an ancient and interesting history nonetheless. Rather than making a special trip to see it I'd suggest seeing St Peters as part of a longer outing visiting several of the fascinating historic churches in Dedham Vale, like those at Little Horkesley, Wormingford, and Langham. To the best of my knowledge the church is normally open daylight hours.

 

www.britainexpress.com/counties/essex/churches/boxted.htm

Opsal Steel building, False Creek, Vancouver, B.C. 090327-328

The Outside of an old Hotpoint AC. This is one of the large Plastic models. This particular one is 220 Volts

CI Club Reception . SMACNA's Annual Convention is its premier event that blends exceptional education with world-class networking and social events. This year’s convention held at JW Marriott in Austin Texas, October 20-23, 2019. The Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors’ National Association (SMACNA) is an international trade association representing 1,834 member firms in 97 chapters throughout the United States, Canada, Australia, and Brazil. A leader in promoting quality and excellence in the sheet metal and air conditioning industry, SMACNA has offices in Chantilly, VA. For more information go to smacna.org. Photography by Steve Exum & Nathan Richards of exumphoto.com

During the President’s Lunch the College of Fellows hold their induction as well as celebrate the outgoing president Al Labella.. SMACNA's Annual Convention is its premier event that blends exceptional education with world-class networking and social events. This year’s convention is held at Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colorado, September 10-14, 2022. The Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors’ National Association (SMACNA) is an international trade association representing 1,834 member firms in 97 chapters throughout the United States, Canada, Australia, and Brazil. A leader in promoting quality and excellence in the sheet metal and air conditioning industry, SMACNA has offices in Chantilly, VA. For more information go to smacna.org. Photography by Steve Exum & Finley Quillen of exumphoto.com.

Kids from the Pleasnaton AAU teams perform Strength and conditioning at Re-Active Gym in Pleasanton

This Eagle Owl was found in slack condition about 50 km. west of Bergen in western Norway mid April 2012. The bird was examined by a veterinary, and all bones and joints x-rayed. It had a little swelling in a muscle on the right wing, but became fit during the next days. It is a young male, and it was ringed today. It will be released in the area where it was found.

 

View on black

Set off 8 am on Sunday morning to explore an old abandoned summer camp but about 8 shots in, we were chased off the property by an angry man with a beard and riding lawnmower.

 

Our fearless leader whipped out a Plan B and lead us down the road about 10 mins to an abandoned house exploding with colour and bad wallpaper. All was redeemed, great shots were got and the four of us were on the road home with an entire afternoon open to new possibilities! (I used mine to nap)

 

8/5/2013 is 1 year after non-air conditioned buses retired from the public bus service in Hong Kong. The bus route (route number 5A) in the above picture is one of the route that still had non-air conditioned bus service on that day (8/5/2012).

2010-08-21

AC working overtime? What to do?

 

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condition fun gig, gallaghers pub, mcmurdo station antarctica

 

photo by joolee aurand

Start the day with pickup by an air-conditioned bus. Head to Bayahibe Beach, a short drive from La Romana. Stop at shops along the way. Take a picture (own expense) that will be placed on a bottle of Mama Juana, a concoction of rum, wine, and honey-soaked in tree bark and herbs.

 

Ride a speed boat across the ocean to a natural pool. Go swimming in a pool of crystal clear water. Have your picture taken with a live starfish. Enjoy the open bar and lunch that includes lobster and fish. Play volleyball or lounge in a hammock. Treat yourself to a massage (own expense) before heading back to the catamaran.

 

Listen to Latin music and dance while on board. Enjoy the open bar while slowly sailing back to shore. Return to the dock where transportation will be waiting to take you back to your hotel.

 

Saona Island is located in the extreme southeast of the Dominican Republic. It is part of the Parque Nacional del Este and is known for its mangroves, coral reefs, and palm-fringed beaches, such as La Palmilla. The shallow waters of the island are home to starfish. Mano Juan is a quiet fishing village near the Laguna de los Flamencos, with colorful huts and a turtle sanctuary. To the west is the Cotubanamá Cave, with pre-Columbian art on rocks.

 

Relax with the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off. Spend the day sailing and relaxing. Enjoy an open bar, Buffet lunch on Saona Island, Latin music, and dancing on this full-day tour with a catamaran cruise. The

 

www.folietrip.com/beauty-beaches/saona-island-tour-from-p...

these post tensioners, which I shoot all the time, always remind me a famous passage from Nietzsche's Zarathustra:

 

"Man is a rope, tied between beast and overman -- a rope over an abyss..."

 

esses esticadores de poste, que fotografo o tempo todo, sempre me trazem a lembrança a famosa passagem do Zaratustra de Nietzsche:

 

"O Homem é uma corda, esticada entre a besta e o Além-homem - uma corda sobre o abismo..."

 

[ scan of a pixelgraphic copy - 24 x 30 MGIV Ilford pearl paper. ]

*Condition:

8 Month-old

Excellent condition

 

*Included:

1 Chair

1 Red cushioned pad

 

*Product dimensions

Width: 17 3/4"

Depth: 19 5/8"

Height: 30 3/4"

Seat width: 15 3/8"

Seat depth: 16 1/2"

Seat height: 17 3/8"

 

*Must go. No later than July 29, 2007.

 

*Must pick up & cash ONLY.

 

Thanks for looking.

SMACNA members attend the Final Night After-Party where they are entertained by the Shadows of the Sixties, A Tribute to Mowtown. SMACNA's Annual Convention is its premier event that blends exceptional education with world-class networking and social events. This year’s convention held at Grand Wailea Resort in Maui, Hawaii, October 23-27, 2021. The Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors’ National Association (SMACNA) is an international trade association representing 1,834 member firms in 97 chapters throughout the United States, Canada, Australia, and Brazil. A leader in promoting quality and excellence in the sheet metal and air conditioning industry, SMACNA has offices in Chantilly, VA. For more information go to smacna.org. Photography by Steve Exum & Finley Quillen of exumphoto.com

Swimmers running from the river to the transition area, after the first part of the Nation's Triathlon. West Potomac Park, Washington, DC.

Keeping the Virgin Mary cool since the Year Zero. Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn.

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Used 2004 Volvo XC90 AWD

Condition:Used Clear Title

Engine:2.9L L6 PFI DOHC TURBO

Transmission:4 Spd Automatic

Mileage:59,130

Drivetrain:All Wheel Drive

Exterior Color:Very Light Green Tint

Interior Surface:Full Leather

Warranty:Warranty Available

 

This 2004 Volvo XC90 T6 AWD is in excellent condition and only has 59,130 miles! It is a two owner, Colorado vehicle with a clean CarFax.

This Volvo AWD XC90 T6 comes nicely loaded with heated leather seats, sunroof, rear air conditioning, third row seating and brand new tires all the way around. Of course it comes with all the other standard features on a luxury SUV without the luxury price!

At only $13950, you would be crazy to pass this Volvo by. When it came off the lot originally, this XC 90 was over $40,000! Call Frank, Josh or Loren at 719-434-8443 or stop in for a test drive.

 

Why should you purchase this AWD Volvo from Street Smart Auto Brokers? Well, we are very confident that our price is one of the lowest in 200 miles!

The other reason is because of the car itself. The 2004 Volvo XC90 T6 AWD gets great gas mileage, ultra low emissions, safety sensor for Roll Stability Control and plenty of bells and whistles.

We offer all types of financing at Street Smart Auto Brokers and we are sure we can help you too.

Zero dollars, two stripped screws, one wrecked stripped screw remover, one borrowed pair of vice grips, and one heatwave later, we've now got AC in the living room, just in time for the cloudcover and the refreshing breeze.

front seats in very good condition for a wagon

Modified to include air conditioned cabs (denoted by the white roof above the rear cabside) 66177 passes Kegworth on 27th March 2012 working 6M23 Doncaster Decoy - Mountsorrel.

Pre-loved Vintage Victorian Sofa Set

Set includes:

4-seater sofa,

2 single seaters

1 coffee table

1 tea trolley

Condition: 8/10

Retail Price: $8000

Selling for $2800

Condition: Fair

Quantity: 2

Height: 72"

 

Legs fold up, brush rest can be removed for storage.

Conditioning experiment samples in the XRMON-SOL experiment module, "In-situ X-ray monitoring of advanced metallurgical processes" (Developed by SSC)

 

MASER 13 Launch Campaign

Swedish Space Corporation, ESRANGE, Kiruna, Sweden

 

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