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Replace Hazelwood Rally in Melbourne 6 November 2010, increasing pressure on Premier John Brumby and Ted Baillieu to commit to replacing all of Hazelwood power station within the next term of Government.
2010 year end Vacation - Wayanad, Calicut, Nanjangud
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Replaced bath/shower unit with new tub and tile, new carpet in the bedrooms, new laminate in the living room, and new counters and faucets in the kitchen and master bath.
Replaced the main dolly stand with a large piece of plywood, upgraded the wheels to Bones ATF and using Bones Red skate bearings. MUCH SMOOTHER.
This picture shows the construction of the depot with eight inches of sandstone and four inches of brick. The dark areas are fresh mortar.
Replaced the most badass dog ever with a purse puppy. Good thing for Alzheimer's, my dad might not notice.
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In a world where gears replace stars and storms fall as silver needles, the Clockwork Hare strides through the mechanical dusk with unshakable confidence. His coat—stitched from velvet alloys and blooming crimson dyes—glows against the grim industrial haze. Brass cogs hum beneath his skin, ticking with ancient secrets. Eyes wide and ember-bright, he scans the shifting labyrinth of gears around him. Each step sparks a pulse of magic and machinery, as if he alone keeps the dying world turning.
Yurgo is in Karoonda East Murray District Council area.
The site of the old Yurgo Soldiers’ Memorial Institute that opened in 1927 lies abandoned in the Murray Mallee, beside the 1954 foundations for a later hall meant to replace the first that was destroyed in a storm.
The second hall was never built.
School was conducted in the memorial institute from 1927 until 1946, when students could attend the Karoonda Area School that opened early in 1941.
Originally, students of the settlement were schooled in a farmhouse outbuilding.
A newspaper report in October 1923 reported that the residents of Yurgo and district were anxious to have a hall of their own. As a means of raising funds, an Ugly Man’s Competition had been started. Other fund raising activities included dances and Sports Days.
Yurgo school first operated a mile north of Yurgo, in a stone outbuilding of a farmhouse. The school had 12 pupils and opened on January 26th 1926. This building was only to be a temporary arrangement until the Yurgo hall was built. It did not meet with Department requirements - it had no ceiling or heating, no table or chair for the teacher.
The District Inspector described the toilets of the school as "but bag structures of primitive type, otherwise crudely effective". The Chairman of the school committee replied to this by saying such arrangements had to be tolerated. Part of his letter included this statement: “As regards to sanitary arrangements, that arrangement is good enough for a temporary affair, as there are people up here living in bag rooms, to say nothing of enjoying the luxury of bags for their WC's. This is as yet a primitive district and our arrangements must be primitive."
The Education Department decided to tolerate the building until the hall was completed. They paid rent from January to September 1926 but declined to after that.
The Yurgo school was transferred to the new hall on June 27th 1927. Yurgo school continued after the opening of Karoonda Area School and did not close until December 1946.
In June 1954 it was reported that a committee had been formed to raise funds to rebuild the Yurgo Memorial Hall which was destroyed by a storm.
The foundations for the new hall were laid adjacent to the old, but the new hall was never completed.
*Hall needed at Yurgo
September 29
The residents of Yurgo and district are anxious to have a hall of their own, and determined efforts are being made to that end. As a means of raising funds, an Ugly Man's Competition has been started, and one of the candidates, Mr D Bicknell, the popular captain of the Nunkeri football team, has arranged for a dance at his residence at Yurgo on Saturday next, from which, it is hoped the fund will substantially benefit. The other candidates, too, are doing their bit, and if enthusiasm and determination. count for anything, the hall at Yurgo should soon be an accomplished fact. Ref: Murray Pioneer and Australian River Record (Renmark (SA) Friday 5 October 1923.
*Yurgo Memorial Hall
Karoonda, October 20
The secretary of the movement (Mr H Kelly), reports that a great interest is being taken in the district in the suggested establishment of a Memorial Hall at Yurgo.
The arrangements for the Sports on Saturday next are well in hand, entries are coming freely, and given fine weather, the sports should be a huge success. Ref: Murray Pioneer and Australian River Record (Renmark SA) Friday 26 October 1923.
*An Institute Opened
Yurgo October 24.—The Yurgo Soldiers' Memorial Institute was opened on Friday [21 October] by the Commissioner of Public Works (Hon M McIntosh). Councillor E L Bruce presided.
Mr Mclntosh congratulated the residents on their enterprise. The building would be a valuable asset to the district, which should make rapid progress, as there was only one block of unalloted land within a radius of about six miles of the township. He had seen crops that day on well-worked fallow land equal to flourishing parts of the mid-north. As the building is occupied by the Education Department he referred at length to questions of education, after which he unlocked the door and declared the building open.
Mr H Kelley, secretary of the institute, proposed a vote of thanks to the Minister. It was seconded by Mr
H Mackenzie, chairman of the school committee.
A sports programme was contested. Tea was served in the building, followed by a concert and dance.
Mrs Peek and Mr Nicoll supplied the dance music, and Mr A Wildman was MC.
The proceeds, which were in aid of the institute funds, were about £30. Ref: Advertiser (Adelaide SA) Wednesday 26 October 1927
*November 15 - A strawberry fete was held last night in the Yurgo Institute to raise funds for the Institute.
The hall was crowded with visitors from surrounding districts and the fete was a marked success.
Mr L Ward was MC. Mrs A M James's orchestra supplied the music for the dances. Items were contributed by Messrs, Wadmore, Tonkin and Pohlner and Mesdames Tonkin and Pohlner. Ref: Murray Pioneer and Australian River Record (Renmark SA)Friday 28 November 1930.
*Residents of the district and visitors from the city assembled in Yurgo hall and tendered a 21st birthday party to Miss Jean Kelley. Mr E Easton acting as MC, congratulated the guest and wished her many happy returns of the day. Items were rendered as follows: songs by Miss R Kelley and Miss H Angrove: recitations by Miss Olsen and Mr E Easton. Games and dancing were indulged in, and music was supplied by the Misses Jarrett and Mr Don Oakley. A very dainty supper was provided. Ref: Murray Pioneer and Australian River Record (Renmark SA) Thursday 27 April 1933.
*An enjoyable evening was spent in the Yurgo hall in winding up of the tennis season. The hall was crowded, and Marama, Nunkeri, Karoonda, Meroomba and Perponda were well represented. Mr E Easton was MC. Ref: Murray Pioneer and Australian River Record (Renmark SA) Thursday 11 May 1933.
*Yurgo Social Creditors in Housewarming August 1
The local branch of the Douglas Social Credit Association, held their monthly meeting at the new home of Mr and Mrs O C H Easton, over 40 people attending.
The chairman, Mr G R Tregilgas, said it was the desire of those present before opening the meeting to tender Mr and Mrs Easton a housewarming. He congratulated the hosts in at last being able to provide themselves with a new stone house "Lynton" and hoped they would find much more comfort than they had experienced for the last several years while pioneering their holding. He wished them every success and years of happiness in their new home. Other speakers were Mr H Kelly and Mrs Hopgood. Mr and Mrs Easton responded, and both agreed they had already felt the difference from living as they had done in a shed mid sand and flies. They thanked the speakers for their kindly remarks.
Miss N Jarrett officiated at the piano while the audience sang "For they are Jolly Good Fellows".
"Lynton" is built of a kind of iron sandstone and is admired by all. Stone houses are becoming the order of the day, there being two others in the course of erection in this locality, on Mr M C Rogers and Mr A E Harris's farms.
During the Social Credit meeting a debate was held. The assemblage was then treated to an excellent supper provided by the lady members. The social credit movement is rapidly gaining ground in this district. Ref: Ref: Murray Pioneer and Australian River Record (Renmark SA) Thursday 8 August 1935.
*Yurgo, November 3
The Yurgo sports were held last Wednesday in aid of Institute funds. Owing to the inclemency of the weather the attendance was not as good as usual, and events were carried on between showers.
Tea was held in the Institute and was followed by a concert and dance. Perry's band supplied the music for the dance. Mr M Cram was MC. Ref: Murray Pioneer and Australian River Record (Renmark SA) Thursday 5 November 1936.
*Yurgo April 4
The weather is continuing dry and while some farmers are looking for rain others are not yet in a hurry where fallows are infested with wild turnips (charlock) which made its appearance in this district last year and this year invaded the farms en masse.
Quite a number of farmers are being forced off their holdings. Mr F Stratford's sale was held on Wednesday last and was well attended by buyers during the day and thieves by night—quite a lot of articles that were purchased and left till next day, plus permanent erections, being removed.
A farewell social was tendered Mr and Mrs H Kelly and family on Wednesday night eulogistic speeches being made by the following: Mr H McKenzie (district generally), Mrs Hopgood (Bureau and Tennis), Mr G R Tregilgas (Institute and Wheat-growers Association). Items were rendered by Messrs Slade, MacKenzie, E Easton and Button.
Dancing was enjoyed to music supplied by Mr H Perry, while Mr L Burton was MC and an excellent supper was provided by the ladies.
The railway siding has been improved by the building of a new house for the ganger. Ref: Murray Pioneer and Australian River Record (Renmark SA) Thursday 8 April 1937.
*First Volunteer Farwelled at Marama
Yurgo, December 11
On Friday night, December 1, by kind permission of the Marama Hall Committee who were holding a strawberry fete, most of the Yurgo people journeyed to Marama to bid farewell to Gunner Kriewaldt prior to his departure for NSW for further military training. Gunner Kriewaldt has the distinction of being the first to enlist from Yurgo. It was expected that he would be home on Saturday night when a farewell social was arranged for him, but owing to a short hurried leave he arrived Friday and had to return on Saturday, hence the arrangements for the farewell at Marama. A generous collection was handed to Mr G R Tregilgas to make the presentation and in doing so he asked the gunner to purchase whatever he desired and wished him God Speed, and a safe and speedy return. Mr M E Rogers spoke on behalf of the Yurgo Football Club and Mr E A Eston, cricket club. Mr P Tilly, chairman of the Marama Hall Committee, spoke and Mr S Hutchinson also. The guest of honour ably responded. Ref: Murray Pioneer and Australian River Record (Renmark SA)Thursday 14 December 1939.
*Yurgo July 8
A tea and dance was held after the Yurgo v Marama football match.
There was a good attendance. It was feared that the dance would have to be abandoned as pianists were not available. However, Mr G R Tregilgas saved the situation by bringing his 47-year-old accordion which, everybody enjoyed. Mr M C Rogers acted as MC.
The enlistments up to date from this small centre are E Kriewaldt, Les Polkinghorne, Bob Gillars, Murray Turner, Lindsay Burton and W Smith, all of the football team. Of the old diggers, H MacKenzie and L Hopgood are on garrison duty. Ref: Murray Pioneer and Australian River Record (Renmark SA)Thursday 11 July 1940.
*New Secretary for Hall
Mr E O Easton, who is leaving the district and has been secretary of the Yurgo Soldiers' Memorial Hall for several years, has handed in his resignation to the committee.
At a special meeting of the committee Mrs H Sanders was elected to fill the vacancy. Mr M C Rodgers has been elected to fill the vacancy of chairman for the Yurgo Public School Committee in succession to Mr Easton
*Yurgo AIF Enlistments
Eight young men from this district are overseas with the AIF. They are Messrs L Carpenter, L Burton, H Henderson, E Kriewaldt, L Polkinghorne, R Sellers, W Smith, and M Turner. Ref: Mail (Adelaide SA)Saturday 8 March 1941.
“Mayor of Yurgo”
The hall committee held a meeting last Monday evening mainly to reconstruct the social committee whose function it is to raise funds to retain the hall. The new committee now consists of Mr G R Tregilgas (chairman), Mrs R Miller (secretary and treasurer), Mrs Hopgood, Misses Tregilgas and Hopgood.
The committee has definitely decided to hold a competition for the "Mayor of Yurgo". The candidates are Mr Tregilgas, Mr T O'Loughlin and Mr Bampton. Ref: Murray Pioneer and Australian River Record (Renmark SA) Thursday 15 May 1941
*Sand Covers Railway Lines At Yurgo
January 10
Sand drift is making the work of railwaymen in the district very arduous and on Sunday many of them worked all day to clear the railway line of sand to enable Monday's train to go through.
On Monday a gang had to travel in front of the train shovelling the sand from the line, but a few minutes later the rails were again covered. Many or the roads are completely blocked, and car breakdowns are a daily occurrence. Ref: Advertiser (Adelaide SA) Thursday 11 January 1945.
*Hall To Be Rebuilt
*Yurgo June 23
A citizens' meeting decided to rebuild the Yurgo Memorial Hall which was destroyed by a storm.
A committee headed by Mr Harold E Seidel was appointed.
Mr Don Curtis offered the use of 100 acres for the planting of barley, the proceeds to go to the hall, and volunteers agreed to work and seed the paddock.
The Nunkeri-Yurgo football club gave £140 and £110 was promised by those present. Seed and superphosphate were also promised.
Ref: Advertiser (Adelaide SA)Thursday 24 June 1954.
Built 1862, too small & replaced by new church 1872, purchased by Education Dept 1873 to be used as a school, later porch & fireplace added, school closed 29 Jan 1964. Second church opened 21 Jul 1872, closed 1938, demolished 1941.
“ . . . a schoolroom is shortly to be erected on Alma Plain. The amount required will be entirely defrayed by voluntary contribution, and the building is to serve the double purpose of chapel and school.” [Register 28 Aug 1861]
“ . . . the little chapel recently erected on the plains by the strenuous and indefatigable efforts of Messrs. Laurie and others, and it reflects great credit on them, being a very neat little building and nicely finished. There can be no doubt but that it will prove a great boon to the people both on and contiguous to the plains.” [Register 6 Nov 1863]
“On Alma Plains the Christian Disciples have built a chapel, which measures 52 feet long and 30 feet, wide. A vestry is included in the length. The floor of the main building slopes from the door to the platform.” [Register 15 Jul 1872]
“At Alma Plains last Sunday a new place of worship was opened, Messrs. T. J. Gore, of Norwood, and J. Lawrie, of Alma, conducting the services. The audiences were large. On Monday between 300 and 400 persons had tea, and Mr. Lawrie afterwards presided over a meeting which was addressed by Messrs. Kidner, Colbourne, Woolcock, and Gore. It is estimated that over 500 people were present.” [Register 27 Jul 1872]
“The Board of Advice for the District of Alma wrote recommending the erection of a .porch at the Alma South School. The Council could not spare more money than had already been authorised.” [Chronicle & Weekly Mail 5 Oct 1878]
Power supply closer view: The original C601 has been removed. Its replacement is the black 10 uF / 600 Volt in the metal clip. The new C602 is the yellow cap with green heat-shrink tubing.
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Emily Hopkins gets her hands dirty. The trailer hadn't moved in 10 years, which meant we had replace all 4 rims and re grease all the bearings.
Maserati replaced the Maserati Coupé with the gorgeous GranTurismo in 2007, a car with such a striking design that, even ten years after its introduction, still turns heads.
The 'base' engine is a 4,2-litre V8 producing 405 PS and driving the rear wheels through an automatic transmission, Though more powerful versions have been introduced since, the basic car still embodies a great balance between performance and luxury.
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Replacing an earlier scanned photo with a better version, plus Topaz DeNoise AI 25-Nov-23 (re-Scanned from a very yellowed negative).
Looking a little tail-heavy with full take-off power pushing the nose up!
First flown in Apr-91 with the Airbus test registration F-WWDN, this aircraft was stored at Toulouse, France before being delivered to GPA Airbus A320 and leased to Flitestar (South Africa) as ZS-NZP in Sep-91.
Flitestar didn't last and the aircraft was repossessed in Apr-94. It was to be leased to Airtours International Airways but the lease wasn't taken up and it was leased to Air France as F-GLGG in May-94.
Air France immediately wet-leased it to Vietnam Airlines. It returned to Air France in Sep-96. The aircraft was leased to Air Charter (France - an Air France subsidiary) in May-96 in all white livery.
It returned to Air France in Jun-98 and was in service for another ten years before returning to the lessor in May-08. The lessor sold it to AeroUSA (USA) and it was due to be leased to Bellview Airlines (Nigeria) but that wasn't taken up and it was leased to Ural Airlines (Russia) as VP-BPV in Jun-08.
The aircraft returned to AeroUSA in Oct-13 and was permanently retired at Marana, AZ, USA. It was re-registered N296SC in Mar-14 and broken up at Marana. The registration was cancelled in Jun-14.
After replacing the heat shield with some scrap stainless steel and lighting the gas for the fifth time I finally got a little too close to the flame. I like the colors
When this Real Canadian Superstore opened in 2003 or 2004, all eight sets of automatic doors were the GT1175 Standard Sliding Door. In 2017, I noticed that one set was replaced with one from Stanley.
Since I moved away from Calgary and returned for a visit on May 11, 2019, two more doors (one at each entrance) were replaced, bringing the total number of doors from Stanley from one set to three out of eight.
It shouldn't be surprising, as Stanley maintains all of the doors at locations across Alberta.
This is the new set at the west entrance.
Each container replaces, at a minimum, one truck on the highway. Hence, each car here replaces at least two trucks (the containers are double stacked). The entire train replaces about 250-300 trucks.
July 01, 2020:
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TTC (Toronto Transit Commission),
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TTC Replacing Tracks And Switches For Bathurst St And Bathurst Streetcar Loop,
Replacing the Toyota Stout, the Hilux was a compact pickup truck, built from 1968 and still sold today
This is the 1983-88 fourth generation, an Xtracab extended cab option was introduced, with six inches of space behind the seat for in-cab storage. A turbocharged diesel was introduced in 1984 and the solid front axle was replaced with an independent front suspension/torsion bar setup in 1986. 1987 saw a new grille and one piece front bumper, a V6 petrol option in 1988 and the HiLux based 4Runner (HiLux Surf) was introduced
Available in Regular cab, Xtra cab and Crew cab.
1988 engines; 2366cc 4 cyl, 2958cc V6 petrols or 2446cc 4 cyl diesel (turbo option)
The bulging of the Surly rim strips in the Rabbit Hole rims was driving me a bit crazy. At 2.5 bars it was just too much -- I'm sure it would have been structurally fine, but it annoyed me.
I used a layer of red and silver reflective tape, covered in two layers of Gorilla Tape.
I went to a local hardware store (Breed & Co., an ACE franchisee of sorts) and they only had adhesive tape, in something like 2 inches or 50 mm.
To keep from being wasteful, I cut the tape in half, which was enough to cover the rim cutouts, if I lined it up perfectly (I did not). Given the tape was adhesive, I had the extra fun of removing backing and getting the tape as tight and centered as possible, before two tight layers of Gorilla Tape. I know a non-adhesive version of the reflective tape exists, and I’ll use it when I eventually redo these wheels. I hope it will be in longer lengths so I don’t have as many seams also.
Aside from seams showing, and some less-than-perfect alignment, I think it looks nice. It's certainly better than the giant bulges before and it adds a bit of reflectiveness.
The Schwalbe Marathon Mondial 26 x 2.15 have a good shape on these rims, and the tired just roll over everything so nicely.