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8/1/17 by Stephen Badger, Office of Communications
Tuckahoe's newest addition to their Scales and Tales program: the common raven
the original, or "postivie" (or would it be "negative"? because it was the original? Maybe positive and negative don't apply to photograms, tell me what you think.) is still on display, so I can't scan it. I'll probably put it up when I get it back.
(le français suit l'anglais)
Opium Scales and Weights, date unknown
Unknown makers
Source: Mr. Murray Shaw
Artifact no.: pending
Used to weigh precious metals, jewellery, small items, as well as opium.
From a Chinese-Canadian merchant and believed to have been used by his great-grandfather to buy and sell gold during the Fraser River gold rush of the 1850s.
Photo: Ingenium Museums / P. Martin and M. Shaw (inset)
Ingenium - Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation
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Instruments scientifiques, 1800-1920s
Plusieurs manufacturiers
Source : M. Murray Shaw
No. d'artefacts : en attente
Photos : Musées Ingenium / P. Martin et M. Shaw
Ingenium - Musées des sciences et de l’innovation du Canada
Replicate Designs produces Architectural Scale Models and Custom Displays along with props for advertising, movies and more.
Image showing the two stages (and a smaller third) what I believe is the tallest waterfall in the Lake District.
Think I just about got the whole waterfall in the frame...
Title: Scales
Description: scales; chemist scales; made from metal, wood, velvet, and cotton thread; scales are in a rectangular wooden box with hinges at back, a small hook closure on top, red felt lining; scales are a equal arm beam with green threads at either end attached to a copper circular dish at either side; green tassel at centre of beams; box also contains scales and set of weights of different sizes in circle and square shapes
Credit: Collection of Auckland Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira, 1942.93, col.0993, 26560.1
www.aucklandmuseum.com/collection/object/am_humanhistory-...
Everywhere, everytime, scale crawling is the thing to do!
Le jeu de mots ne se traduit pas directement:
scale crawling, c'est du tout-terrain à l'échelle 1/10,
et scale crawling, grimper sur des balances (scales en anglais)
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Scaled Stem Sculpture (Artist- Robert Bridgewater) - Herring Island. Pentax Spotmatic F - 17mm Fisheye - Kodak Gold 200
Scale Modelworld 2017 - Club Displays
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Action plans for scaling-up efforts to bring haze kits and haze shelters to people on the ground.
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Scale Modelworld 2017 - Club Displays
IPMS Lancashire
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A tiny black lady beetle (present and visible on this plant), Rhyzobius lophanthae, is
highly effective in controlling the cycad scale and
should be the primary control strategy. | Read: www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/ip-23.pdf
front view. It's actually shaggy scales and shaggy loops mixed together. Not so overpowering then with the scales!
ODC Scale Just unwinding by playing with one of my test shots. Now I am off to read a couple chapters of my book in the hopes I can slow my brain down enough to sleep tonight.
An N Scaler at the Train Show purchased one of those new Bachmann Digital DD40AX's and asked if we (South Hampton Roads NTRAK) could test run it for him. I had to locate a conversion car and then placed his loco on the track. To my surprise (literally) some bells sounded and the locomotive made an accelerating sound as it moved forward. This thing has a sound decoder in it that works on analog! It does however have a very high starting voltage because of this sound chip installed (and decoder too). Here is a video of his locomotive pulling my train. This was at 90% throttle. This loco might also have a slow speed motor.