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Hromada lahví v areálu společnosti OZO a. s. v Ostravě - Kunčicích. Sklo je zde sváženo z celé ostravské aglomerace.
A pile of bottles in the area of OZO company in Ostrava - Kunčice. The glass is imported to this place from the entire agglomeration of Ostrava city.
3/52 Project 52 B&W Week 3: Frozen. tran·si·tion: a process or a period of changing from one state or condition to another., Canon PowerShot S95, 6-22.5 mm, 1/800 sec at f/2.0, 6mm
In Jamalpur, jute sticks are dominating over fibers these days, the bumper outturn of jute makes the farmers happy and it helps them to recover their loss for sudden flood. Dealers of jute stick are going to the farmers for making advance but the farmers are not keen to make deal right now as they know the price will rise up. Same scenario has been observed when traveling the areas where jute is retted and jute sticks are dried. The usage of jute sticks increased about 30 % in our locality, sticks are not only used as fuel elements it has been used as the raw materials for paper industry. Day by day the production of jute is increasing and in my area jute has been cultivating almost 50000 Hector
land and almost 80 thousand metric tons of jute sticks is produced, the market price is over 12 core tk(BD).As the jute sticks are environmental friendly so its usage is increasing day by day and everyone hope one day the golden time of golden fiber will regain.
A small portion of the Evergreen Paper Food Containment Packaging Facility of which the Blue Ridge Southern Railroad serves at Canton, North Carolina, 9-16-2022. The railroad provides the raw materials for the manufacturing process with such items as wood chips, coal for furnaces, chemical, various materials carried in covered hoppers and box cars with various items. The paper packaging facility has its own switcher to handle its private railroad yard.
Loans from Access bank has enabled small bussinesses a chance to develop and grow. As businesses ramp up operations, job opportunities are offered to women and other members of the community who are socially disadvantaged.
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It must have been terrible for the Viking craftsman. He lost all his equipment while he traveled across the lake Mästermyr on the island of Gotland. In 1936 the wooden chest containing all the tools were found at the bottom of the former lake, which now had turned into a bog. There are axes, hammers, tongs, punches, plate shears, saw blades, files, rasps, drills, chisels, knives, awls and whetstones among the 200 objects that were found in the chest. There are also raw material and scrap iron as well as finished objects such as locks, keys, a frying pan, cauldrons and bells.
The funny thing is that the tools are at least 1000 years old but look like they could have been made today. They are of the same material, have the same shapes and the same functions as modern tools.
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Text: Inga Ullén, photo by Christer Åhlin/SHMM
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jute sticks are dominating over fibers these days, the bumper outturn of jute makes the farmers happy and it helps them to recover their loss for sudden flood. Dealers of jute stick are going to the farmers for making advance but the farmers are not keen to make deal right now as they know the price will rise up. Same scenario has been observed when traveling the areas where jute is retted and jute sticks are dried. The usage of jute sticks increased about 30 % in our locality, sticks are not only used as fuel elements it has been used as the raw materials for paper industry. Day by day the production of jute is increasing and in my area jute has been cultivating almost 50000 Hector
land in My living district JAMALPUR and almost 80 thousand metric tons of jute sticks is produced, the market price is over 12 core tk(BD).As the jute sticks are environmental friendly so its usage is increasing day by day and everyone hope one day the golden time of golden fiber will regain.
The bulk carrier Eilhard Schulte (IMO 9188623) berthed in the Spanish port of A Coruña. Seen from Fred. Olsen's Royal Viking Star class cruise ship Boudicca (IMO 7218395).
25 April 2011
Le vraquier Eilhard Schulte (IMO 9188623 ) amarré au port espagnol de La Corogne. Vue depuis le navire de croisière de la classe Royal Viking Star de Fred. Olsen Cruises, le MS Boudicca (IMO 7218395 )
25 avril 2011
Stack of old discarded wheels
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jute sticks are dominating over fibers these days, the bumper outturn of jute makes the farmers happy and it helps them to recover their loss for sudden flood. Dealers of jute stick are going to the farmers for making advance but the farmers are not keen to make deal right now as they know the price will rise up. Same scenario has been observed when traveling the areas where jute is retted and jute sticks are dried. The usage of jute sticks increased about 30 % in our locality, sticks are not only used as fuel elements it has been used as the raw materials for paper industry. Day by day the production of jute is increasing and in my area jute has been cultivating almost 50000 Hector
land in My living district JAMALPUR and almost 80 thousand metric tons of jute sticks is produced, the market price is over 12 core tk(BD).As the jute sticks are environmental friendly so its usage is increasing day by day and everyone hope one day the golden time of golden fiber will regain.
chicago, illinois
october 1959
south works steel mill
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
© the Nick DeWolf Foundation
Image-use requests are welcome via flickrmail or nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com
Number Six blast furnace, completed in 1953, has a capacity of 1 million nTPA, a working volume of 44,864 cubic feet, three stoves, and was built by Arthur G. McKee and Company.
Jute sticks, considered an agricultural waste, can be used as raw material for a number of ancillary industries. At present, however, a substantial portion is used as fuel, fencing and thatching; only a small percentage is being used in the manufacture of jute boards. To commercialise the use of jute sticks, therefore, the possibility of providing an alternative fuel to the cultivators could be investigated. The scope of this paper to discussing the feasibility of utilising jute sticks in the paper industry. In this context, the quality, availability and economics of paper manufacture from jute sticks vis-a-vis conventional raw materials has been studied. Further, on the basis of experience gathered from manufacture of paper from jute sticks on a commercial scale at the Paper Pulp plant some suggestions have been put forward to make the jute sticks system economically viable.
Detail of Essar Steel Algoma's ironmaking facility at night: Number Seven blast furnace, smokestacks, conveyor belt structures (raw materials), and support buildings.
Eight second exposure. Processing alchemy with Nik Collection Dfine 2 and Color Efex: tonal contrast with a little bit of the glamour glow filter. Finished with Apple Aperture.
This hauntingly minimal photograph captures a layered, abstract architectural scene from an exhibit inside MAAT Lisbon. Weathered concrete panels, exposed studs, and sections of plywood form a quiet composition that blurs the line between construction and deconstruction. Warm wood tones contrast starkly against cool slate grays, evoking the rhythm of geometry and decay. It’s a meditation on negative space, urban erosion, and the poetics of unfinished environments. The piece compels viewers to question what is being built—or what has been left behind. Displayed with reverent simplicity at MAAT, this work invites introspection through the language of line, shadow, and raw material.
jute sticks are dominating over fibers these days, the bumper outturn of jute makes the farmers happy and it helps them to recover their loss for sudden flood. Dealers of jute stick are going to the farmers for making advance but the farmers are not keen to make deal right now as they know the price will rise up. Same scenario has been observed when traveling the areas where jute is retted and jute sticks are dried. The usage of jute sticks increased about 30 % in our locality, sticks are not only used as fuel elements it has been used as the raw materials for paper industry. Day by day the production of jute is increasing and in my area jute has been cultivating almost 50000 Hector
land in My living district JAMALPUR and almost 80 thousand metric tons of jute sticks is produced, the market price is over 12 core tk(BD).As the jute sticks are environmental friendly so its usage is increasing day by day and everyone hope one day the golden time of golden fiber will regain.
chicago, illinois
october 1959
south works steel mill
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
© the Nick DeWolf Foundation
Image-use requests are welcome via flickrmail or nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com