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Taken on 08 April 2014 in Namibia near Tsumeb-Old-Smelter (DSC_1583)
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Smelter PT Sungai Raya Nickel Alloy Indonesia (SRNAI) yang berlokasi di Desa Landipo Kecamatan Moramo Kabupaten Konawe Selatan Provinsi Sulawesi Tenggara. Smelter ini termasuk Proyek Strategis Nasional (PSN).
Photo: Auriga Nusantara/Yudi Nofiandi
Source: livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/11825
Academic staff of three Schools of the University have been working together to assist
a Hunter Valley school in its efforts to establish a 'Health Promoting School'.
The Schools of Health, Medicine and Education have been working co-operatively to help Kurri Kurri Public School develop approaches to creating a greater awareness of health issues, particularly of heart health through an innovative curriculum for Year 6 school students.
The initiative is in response to parent requests for health education programs to be conducted in conjunction with the curriculum and are to be linked with the school canteen in an effort to provide healthier food choices. Local community groups are offering their support of the program. A $500 donation for development has been provided by the Alcan Aluminium Smelter.
The program was launched recently by the Mayor of Cessnock, Alderman Maree Callaghan. Support for the program was provided by the University's Department of Health and Physical Education. Students John Russell, a member of the Newcastle
Breakers Soccer Team; Jane Nixon, under 21 Hockey Representative and Mark Curry, Australian Country Cricket Representative, provided examples of games which are fun to play and which form a basis for a healthy lifestyle.
The program is currently being evaluated, with pre-testing underway at Kurri Kurri public School. A control is being conducted at Telarah Public School. The Department of Health and Physical Education is coordinating the health related fitness testing which is being supervised by lecturer, Dr Ashley Woodcock. Student attitudes to health and their self-reported behaviours are being measured by a questionnaire developed by Dr Ron Plotnikoff from the Centre for Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics within the School of Medicine. Gains in knowledge are being monitored by Mr Phil Williams from the Department of Holistic Health. Phil, who is co-ordinating the University involvement, says that community involvement in the program is high. He says that the Coalfields Healthy Heartbeat Project and the Newcastle Branch of the Heart Foundation are working together to provide a range of programs which have been requested by parenrts of Year 6
students.
"These range from courses which provide skills for selecting and preparing low fat foods, exercise and stop smoking programs," Phil says. "I believe the co-operation and participation by Kurri Kurri Public School, the local community and the University Schools of Health, Medicine and Education is unique. Even though the project is still
in its pilot phase, I anticipate that the ideas and principles generated will be disseminated to other schools in the area: he says.
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Inv.nr: OBM/FS11378a-3
Protokolnr: FS11378a
Genstand: Fibula, smeltet
Materiale: Kobberlegering
Fundsted: Møllegårdsmarken
Sogn: Gudme
Loknr.: 156
Dato/år: 02-08-1967
Giver/sælger: -
Bemærkning: Grav 1748
Litteratur: Albrectsen 1971:48
Taken on 08 April 2014 in Namibia near Tsumeb-Old-Smelter (DSC_1594)
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Rockdale Texas Alcoa Aluminum Corporation Of America BUS TOUR April 27 2007 mining power plant smelting atomizer operations Sandow Mine Smelter Crane Trucks
This is a photograph of an Alcan Aluminium Smelter potroom. It shows an Aluminium tapping crucible working in the early 1980s.
Taken on 08 April 2014 in Namibia near Tsumeb-Old-Smelter (DSC_1596)
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Taken on 08 April 2014 in Namibia near Tsumeb-Old-Smelter (DSC_1567)
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A patient fisherman is fishing smelt seated on a bucket directly on the ice pack near Chernihiv (Chernigiv, Ukraine)
Having saved millions of dollars cleaning up and tearing down an old smelter in September 2010, Recovery Act workers at the Paducah Site are moving on to demolish other closed facilities by September 2011.
Taken on 08 April 2014 in Namibia near Tsumeb-Old-Smelter (DSC_1581)
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Taken on 08 April 2014 in Namibia near Tsumeb-Old-Smelter (DSC_1584)
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Taken on 08 April 2014 in Namibia near Tsumeb-Old-Smelter (DSC_1574)
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Taken on 08 April 2014 in Namibia near Tsumeb-Old-Smelter (DSC_1569)
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Taken on 08 April 2014 in Namibia near Tsumeb-Old-Smelter (DSC_1597)
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It's that time of year again: the time for me to post a photo.
This is the tallest free-standing structure west of the Mississippi, and the fourth-tallest smokestack in the world.
Anaconda, Montana
The Anaconda Smelter was constructed in 1882 by the Anaconda Copper Mining Company of Butte in order to smelter the copper mined in Butte. The smelting operations continued until 1980. The smelting stack is the only remnants of the smelting plant. It stands a 585 feet tall and was completed May 5, 1919. It is the tallest/largest free standing masonry structure in the world. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Taken on 08 April 2014 in Namibia near Tsumeb-Old-Smelter (DSC_1595)
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This might just be the most amazing hotel I have ever stayed in. Huge rooms, original art everywhere, sensible tarrif, huge glasses of rot wein at t'bar, very decent and cheap food. 5 and a half stars from me. Wuppertal, Germany.
Taken on 08 April 2014 in Namibia near Tsumeb-Old-Smelter (DSC_1575)
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Secondary lead smelting...basically pointing a flame thrower at scraps placed in a crucible. Then pouring onto flat metal tray. This is for more horse skin....and has to be hammered thinner.
Will upload vid of process later or tom.
There have been three ore smelters at Namtu. The first was destroyed in WWII while the second was used until the early 2000s when replaced with a new facility. Here #13 shunts hoppers in the upper yard of the second smelter. Although disused this huge facility remains complete and is fascinating to explore.
20th January 2015
Argentine began as an unincorporated community that grew up around a silver smelter in Wyandotte County KS. The area was later annexed by Kansas City, Kansas and became part of that city. The area shown was flooded badly several times by the Kansas River, lastly in 1951.