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This amazing silicon bronze alloy is called P.M.G. metal. The alloy composition is copper/balance, iron/1.75-2.25%, silicon/4.00-4.25%. It is a very ductile metal and could be used for forging purposes.
making a custom sword.
The blade is 1075 high carbon steel, hardened and double tempered. This particular blade was made by the stock removal process on a piece of steel that was forged into a flat plate by the steel mill. The bronze hilt components were made by the lost wax casting process and are sculptural quality silicon bronze. The sword is my version of the Father's sword from the 1982 movie Conan. I don't make copies of this sword for sale but do make other custom swords. More information is available at my website: www.bronzebyjeffreyjrobinson.com
- published: 04 Jun 2010
- views: 6424110
Have you ever used silicon rubber? Do you know how to make molds with silicon rubber?
Actually you can make any mould you want with silicone rubber. Some of the materials you can cast into a silicone mold are: Urethane Plastic，Urethane Rubber (sold in store)，Epoxy，Polyester，Fiberglass Resign，Plaster，Soap，Wax，Low melt metals (up to 400 degrees Max)，HydroCal White，UltraCal 30 ，Hydrocal, Hydrostone，Cement, Concrete and so on.
And then you can use the mold to make Sculpture, Statue mould, Garden stone, Ceiling, Buddhist sculpture, Shoe sole mold, Artificial stone and so on.
Here the video will show you how to make silicone multiple pieces mold for bronze statue.
more information, pls feel free to contact sophia
office no. : 86-0755-89311987
mobile: 86-18938867613
Skype: sophia2013718
email: jsb@jenova-silicone.com
http://www.jenova-silicone.com/
https://www.facebook.com/jenova.silicone
- published: 22 Aug 2013
- views: 3302
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the story of civilization through the exploitation of metals, minerals and energy resources. Renowned radio and BBC television commentator Michael Charlton hosts seven, one-hour programs filmed in more than 50 different parts of the world. This very unusual public television series combines the disciplines of history, science, archeology and economics in order to explore the relationship between technology and society.
How did human beings first come to recognize metals buried in rocks? Michael Charlton visits an archaeological dig at a Stone Age settlement to uncover the ways in which our early ancestors extracted metal from rock. This episode visits several dramatic locations, including India and the Sinai Desert to follow remarkable experiments using the smelting techniques of the ancient civilizations. You'll also travel to Thailand to find a possible answer to a great mystery: how did bronze come to be invented in the Middle East where there are no deposits of a necessary element — tin? (60 minutes)
VHS Cover: http://i.imgur.com/RuPFqrt
Disclaimer: This video series, produced in 1986 by Opus Films is shown here for Educational Purposes. It includes footage of cultures in India, China, Near East, etc. and ancient methods of manufacturing metals. It is hoped that this information is useful for archival and educational purposes to viewers all across the world. The video is provided here under the Fair Use policy.
- published: 31 Mar 2016
- views: 152
Roundtables are back! Tune in Monday, May 23rd for the premiere of The Hollywood Reporter’s 2016 Emmy Roundtable season, and every day after for new Roundtable videos. Who do you want to see on this season’s Roundtables? Tell us in the comments below!
"A guy like Zach Woods, who's an incredible improviser, it's all his little improvs that didn't even make it into the show that everyone was like, 'oh, I know how to write for you now.' And now he's become this very weird guy with a lot of hidden secrets, which has pretty much just come out of him."
The full Comedy Actor Roundtable can be seen on Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter when it premieres Sunday, Aug. 23, at 11 a.m. ET/PT on Sundance TV and HollywoodReporter.com.
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- published: 17 Jun 2015
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Programa da série "O Mundo da Arte", da STV. Neste programa, o escultor Antônio Van Acker fala sobre as questões relacionadas à modelagem do corpo e à transposição da obra para o bronze. Veremos também uma aula de modelagem da cabeça e o processo de fundição do bronze.
Gravado de VHS.
- published: 30 Aug 2013
- views: 6065
The Bronze Age "calamity" was bigger than the fall of Rome. Historian Eric Cline asks, "Could civilization collapse again?" http://f4a.tv/1OLYBDY
- published: 28 Jan 2016
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5:59D. I. Y. Silicon Bronze ( P. M .G. Metal )
D. I. Y. Silicon Bronze ( P. M .G. Metal )D. I. Y. Silicon Bronze ( P. M .G. Metal )
This amazing silicon bronze alloy is called P.M.G. metal. The alloy composition is copper/balance, iron/1.75-2.25%, silicon/4.00-4.25%. It is a very ductile metal and could be used for forging purposes. -
2:32father's sword
father's swordfather's sword
making a custom sword. The blade is 1075 high carbon steel, hardened and double tempered. This particular blade was made by the stock removal process on a piece of steel that was forged into a flat plate by the steel mill. The bronze hilt components were made by the lost wax casting process and are sculptural quality silicon bronze. The sword is my version of the Father's sword from the 1982 movie Conan. I don't make copies of this sword for sale but do make other custom swords. More information is available at my website: www.bronzebyjeffreyjrobinson.com -
5:37how to make silicone multiple pieces mold for bronze statue
how to make silicone multiple pieces mold for bronze statuehow to make silicone multiple pieces mold for bronze statue
Have you ever used silicon rubber? Do you know how to make molds with silicon rubber? Actually you can make any mould you want with silicone rubber. Some of the materials you can cast into a silicone mold are: Urethane Plastic，Urethane Rubber (sold in store)，Epoxy，Polyester，Fiberglass Resign，Plaster，Soap，Wax，Low melt metals (up to 400 degrees Max)，HydroCal White，UltraCal 30 ，Hydrocal, Hydrostone，Cement, Concrete and so on. And then you can use the mold to make Sculpture, Statue mould, Garden stone, Ceiling, Buddhist sculpture, Shoe sole mold, Artificial stone and so on. Here the video will show you how to make silicone multiple pieces mold for bronze statue. more information, pls feel free to contact sophia office no. : 86-0755-89311987 mobile: 86-18938867613 Skype: sophia2013718 email: jsb@jenova-silicone.com http://www.jenova-silicone.com/ https://www.facebook.com/jenova.silicone -
58:27Out of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 1 - From Stone to Bronze
Out of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 1 - From Stone to BronzeOut of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 1 - From Stone to Bronze
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the story of civilization through the exploitation of metals, minerals and energy resources. Renowned radio and BBC television commentator Michael Charlton hosts seven, one-hour programs filmed in more than 50 different parts of the world. This very unusual public television series combines the disciplines of history, science, archeology and economics in order to explore the relationship between technology and society. How did human beings first come to recognize metals buried in rocks? Michael Charlton visits an archaeological dig at a Stone Age settlement to uncover the ways in which our early ancestors extracted metal from rock. This episode visits several dramatic locations, including India and the Sinai Desert to follow remarkable experiments using the smelting techniques of the ancient civilizations. You'll also travel to Thailand to find a possible answer to a great mystery: how did bronze come to be invented in the Middle East where there are no deposits of a necessary element — tin? (60 minutes) VHS Cover: http://i.imgur.com/RuPFqrt Disclaimer: This video series, produced in 1986 by Opus Films is shown here for Educational Purposes. It includes footage of cultures in India, China, Near East, etc. and ancient methods of manufacturing metals. It is hoped that this information is useful for archival and educational purposes to viewers all across the world. The video is provided here under the Fair Use policy. -
2:44Making History - Bronze
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5:21Copper, Brass & Bronze alloys explained
Copper, Brass & Bronze alloys explainedCopper, Brass & Bronze alloys explained
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3:51Thomas Middleditch on 'Silicon Valley' Improv
Thomas Middleditch on 'Silicon Valley' ImprovThomas Middleditch on 'Silicon Valley' Improv
Roundtables are back! Tune in Monday, May 23rd for the premiere of The Hollywood Reporter’s 2016 Emmy Roundtable season, and every day after for new Roundtable videos. Who do you want to see on this season’s Roundtables? Tell us in the comments below! "A guy like Zach Woods, who's an incredible improviser, it's all his little improvs that didn't even make it into the show that everyone was like, 'oh, I know how to write for you now.' And now he's become this very weird guy with a lot of hidden secrets, which has pretty much just come out of him." The full Comedy Actor Roundtable can be seen on Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter when it premieres Sunday, Aug. 23, at 11 a.m. ET/PT on Sundance TV and HollywoodReporter.com. Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/hollywoodreporter Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HollywoodReporter Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thr Follow us on Instagram: http://instagram.com/hollywoodreporter Watch more videos on THR.com http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/video -
6:48Forging A Bronze Guard from a Bearing Retainer
Forging A Bronze Guard from a Bearing RetainerForging A Bronze Guard from a Bearing Retainer
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26:56Do Barro ao Bronze (STV)
Do Barro ao Bronze (STV)Do Barro ao Bronze (STV)
Programa da série "O Mundo da Arte", da STV. Neste programa, o escultor Antônio Van Acker fala sobre as questões relacionadas à modelagem do corpo e à transposição da obra para o bronze. Veremos também uma aula de modelagem da cabeça e o processo de fundição do bronze. Gravado de VHS. -
3:06Eric Cline: The Mysterious Collapse of the Bronze Age
Eric Cline: The Mysterious Collapse of the Bronze AgeEric Cline: The Mysterious Collapse of the Bronze Age
The Bronze Age "calamity" was bigger than the fall of Rome. Historian Eric Cline asks, "Could civilization collapse again?" http://f4a.tv/1OLYBDY
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D. I. Y. Silicon Bronze ( P. M .G. Metal )
This amazing silicon bronze alloy is called P.M.G. metal. The alloy composition is copper/balance, iron/1.75-2.25%, silicon/4.00-4.25%. It is a very ductile metal and could be used for forging purposes. -
father's sword
making a custom sword. The blade is 1075 high carbon steel, hardened and double tempered. This particular blade was made by the stock removal process on a piece of steel that was forged into a flat plate by the steel mill. The bronze hilt components were made by the lost wax casting process and are sculptural quality silicon bronze. The sword is my version of the Father's sword from the 1982 movie Conan. I don't make copies of this sword for sale but do make other custom swords. More information is available at my website: www.bronzebyjeffreyjrobinson.com -
how to make silicone multiple pieces mold for bronze statue
Have you ever used silicon rubber? Do you know how to make molds with silicon rubber? Actually you can make any mould you want with silicone rubber. Some of the materials you can cast into a silicone mold are: Urethane Plastic，Urethane Rubber (sold in store)，Epoxy，Polyester，Fiberglass Resign，Plaster，Soap，Wax，Low melt metals (up to 400 degrees Max)，HydroCal White，UltraCal 30 ，Hydrocal, Hydrostone，Cement, Concrete and so on. And then you can use the mold to make Sculpture, Statue mould, Garden stone, Ceiling, Buddhist sculpture, Shoe sole mold, Artificial stone and so on. Here the video will show you how to make silicone multiple pieces mold for bronze statue. more information, pls feel free to contact sophia office no. : 86-0755-89311987 mobile: 86-18938867613 Skype: sophia20... -
Out of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 1 - From Stone to Bronze
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the story of civilization through the exploitation of metals, minerals and energy resources. Renowned radio and BBC television commentator Michael Charlton hosts seven, one-hour programs filmed in more than 50 different parts of the world. This very unusual public television series combines the disciplines of history, science, archeology and economics in order to explore the relationship between technology and society. How did human beings first come to recognize metals buried in rocks? Michael Charlton visits an archaeological dig at a Stone Age settlement to uncover the ways in which our early ancestors extracted metal from rock. This ep... -
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Copper, Brass & Bronze alloys explained
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Thomas Middleditch on 'Silicon Valley' Improv
Roundtables are back! Tune in Monday, May 23rd for the premiere of The Hollywood Reporter’s 2016 Emmy Roundtable season, and every day after for new Roundtable videos. Who do you want to see on this season’s Roundtables? Tell us in the comments below! "A guy like Zach Woods, who's an incredible improviser, it's all his little improvs that didn't even make it into the show that everyone was like, 'oh, I know how to write for you now.' And now he's become this very weird guy with a lot of hidden secrets, which has pretty much just come out of him." The full Comedy Actor Roundtable can be seen on Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter when it premieres Sunday, Aug. 23, at 11 a.m. ET/PT on Sundance TV and HollywoodReporter.com. Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/hollywoodrepor... -
Forging A Bronze Guard from a Bearing Retainer
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Do Barro ao Bronze (STV)
Programa da série "O Mundo da Arte", da STV. Neste programa, o escultor Antônio Van Acker fala sobre as questões relacionadas à modelagem do corpo e à transposição da obra para o bronze. Veremos também uma aula de modelagem da cabeça e o processo de fundição do bronze. Gravado de VHS. -
Eric Cline: The Mysterious Collapse of the Bronze Age
The Bronze Age "calamity" was bigger than the fall of Rome. Historian Eric Cline asks, "Could civilization collapse again?" http://f4a.tv/1OLYBDY
D. I. Y. Silicon Bronze ( P. M .G. Metal )
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- Duration: 5:59
- Updated: 23 Dec 2014
- views: 22966
This amazing silicon bronze alloy is called P.M.G. metal. The alloy composition is copper/balance, iron/1.75-2.25%, silicon/4.00-4.25%. It is a very ductile met...
This amazing silicon bronze alloy is called P.M.G. metal. The alloy composition is copper/balance, iron/1.75-2.25%, silicon/4.00-4.25%. It is a very ductile metal and could be used for forging purposes.
wn.com/D. I. Y. Silicon Bronze ( P. M .G. Metal )
This amazing silicon bronze alloy is called P.M.G. metal. The alloy composition is copper/balance, iron/1.75-2.25%, silicon/4.00-4.25%. It is a very ductile metal and could be used for forging purposes.
- published: 23 Dec 2014
- views: 22966
father's sword
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- Duration: 2:32
- Updated: 04 Jun 2010
- views: 6424110
making a custom sword.
The blade is 1075 high carbon steel, hardened and double tempered. This particular blade was made by the stock removal process on a piec...
making a custom sword.
The blade is 1075 high carbon steel, hardened and double tempered. This particular blade was made by the stock removal process on a piece of steel that was forged into a flat plate by the steel mill. The bronze hilt components were made by the lost wax casting process and are sculptural quality silicon bronze. The sword is my version of the Father's sword from the 1982 movie Conan. I don't make copies of this sword for sale but do make other custom swords. More information is available at my website: www.bronzebyjeffreyjrobinson.com
wn.com/Father's Sword
making a custom sword.
The blade is 1075 high carbon steel, hardened and double tempered. This particular blade was made by the stock removal process on a piece of steel that was forged into a flat plate by the steel mill. The bronze hilt components were made by the lost wax casting process and are sculptural quality silicon bronze. The sword is my version of the Father's sword from the 1982 movie Conan. I don't make copies of this sword for sale but do make other custom swords. More information is available at my website: www.bronzebyjeffreyjrobinson.com
- published: 04 Jun 2010
- views: 6424110
how to make silicone multiple pieces mold for bronze statue
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- Duration: 5:37
- Updated: 22 Aug 2013
- views: 3302
Have you ever used silicon rubber? Do you know how to make molds with silicon rubber?
Actually you can make any mould you want with silicone rubber. Some of ...
Have you ever used silicon rubber? Do you know how to make molds with silicon rubber?
Actually you can make any mould you want with silicone rubber. Some of the materials you can cast into a silicone mold are: Urethane Plastic，Urethane Rubber (sold in store)，Epoxy，Polyester，Fiberglass Resign，Plaster，Soap，Wax，Low melt metals (up to 400 degrees Max)，HydroCal White，UltraCal 30 ，Hydrocal, Hydrostone，Cement, Concrete and so on.
And then you can use the mold to make Sculpture, Statue mould, Garden stone, Ceiling, Buddhist sculpture, Shoe sole mold, Artificial stone and so on.
Here the video will show you how to make silicone multiple pieces mold for bronze statue.
more information, pls feel free to contact sophia
office no. : 86-0755-89311987
mobile: 86-18938867613
Skype: sophia2013718
email: jsb@jenova-silicone.com
http://www.jenova-silicone.com/
https://www.facebook.com/jenova.silicone
wn.com/How To Make Silicone Multiple Pieces Mold For Bronze Statue
Have you ever used silicon rubber? Do you know how to make molds with silicon rubber?
Actually you can make any mould you want with silicone rubber. Some of the materials you can cast into a silicone mold are: Urethane Plastic，Urethane Rubber (sold in store)，Epoxy，Polyester，Fiberglass Resign，Plaster，Soap，Wax，Low melt metals (up to 400 degrees Max)，HydroCal White，UltraCal 30 ，Hydrocal, Hydrostone，Cement, Concrete and so on.
And then you can use the mold to make Sculpture, Statue mould, Garden stone, Ceiling, Buddhist sculpture, Shoe sole mold, Artificial stone and so on.
Here the video will show you how to make silicone multiple pieces mold for bronze statue.
more information, pls feel free to contact sophia
office no. : 86-0755-89311987
mobile: 86-18938867613
Skype: sophia2013718
email: jsb@jenova-silicone.com
http://www.jenova-silicone.com/
https://www.facebook.com/jenova.silicone
- published: 22 Aug 2013
- views: 3302
Out of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 1 - From Stone to Bronze
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- Duration: 58:27
- Updated: 31 Mar 2016
- views: 152
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the stor...
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the story of civilization through the exploitation of metals, minerals and energy resources. Renowned radio and BBC television commentator Michael Charlton hosts seven, one-hour programs filmed in more than 50 different parts of the world. This very unusual public television series combines the disciplines of history, science, archeology and economics in order to explore the relationship between technology and society.
How did human beings first come to recognize metals buried in rocks? Michael Charlton visits an archaeological dig at a Stone Age settlement to uncover the ways in which our early ancestors extracted metal from rock. This episode visits several dramatic locations, including India and the Sinai Desert to follow remarkable experiments using the smelting techniques of the ancient civilizations. You'll also travel to Thailand to find a possible answer to a great mystery: how did bronze come to be invented in the Middle East where there are no deposits of a necessary element — tin? (60 minutes)
VHS Cover: http://i.imgur.com/RuPFqrt
Disclaimer: This video series, produced in 1986 by Opus Films is shown here for Educational Purposes. It includes footage of cultures in India, China, Near East, etc. and ancient methods of manufacturing metals. It is hoped that this information is useful for archival and educational purposes to viewers all across the world. The video is provided here under the Fair Use policy.
wn.com/Out Of The Fiery Furnace Episode 1 From Stone To Bronze
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the story of civilization through the exploitation of metals, minerals and energy resources. Renowned radio and BBC television commentator Michael Charlton hosts seven, one-hour programs filmed in more than 50 different parts of the world. This very unusual public television series combines the disciplines of history, science, archeology and economics in order to explore the relationship between technology and society.
How did human beings first come to recognize metals buried in rocks? Michael Charlton visits an archaeological dig at a Stone Age settlement to uncover the ways in which our early ancestors extracted metal from rock. This episode visits several dramatic locations, including India and the Sinai Desert to follow remarkable experiments using the smelting techniques of the ancient civilizations. You'll also travel to Thailand to find a possible answer to a great mystery: how did bronze come to be invented in the Middle East where there are no deposits of a necessary element — tin? (60 minutes)
VHS Cover: http://i.imgur.com/RuPFqrt
Disclaimer: This video series, produced in 1986 by Opus Films is shown here for Educational Purposes. It includes footage of cultures in India, China, Near East, etc. and ancient methods of manufacturing metals. It is hoped that this information is useful for archival and educational purposes to viewers all across the world. The video is provided here under the Fair Use policy.
- published: 31 Mar 2016
- views: 152
Making History - Bronze
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- Duration: 2:44
- Updated: 16 Sep 2009
- views: 49457
By adding Tin to Copper early humans create the worlds first alloy - Bronze. This metal is much harder and doesn't lose its edge as quickly as copper does whic...
By adding Tin to Copper early humans create the worlds first alloy - Bronze. This metal is much harder and doesn't lose its edge as quickly as copper does which inspires people to mass produce bronze armor and weapons for security and conquest
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Copper, Brass & Bronze alloys explained
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:21
- Updated: 10 Oct 2013
- views: 11861
- published: 10 Oct 2013
- views: 11861
Thomas Middleditch on 'Silicon Valley' Improv
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:51
- Updated: 17 Jun 2015
- views: 26856
Roundtables are back! Tune in Monday, May 23rd for the premiere of The Hollywood Reporter’s 2016 Emmy Roundtable season, and every day after for new Roundtable ...
Roundtables are back! Tune in Monday, May 23rd for the premiere of The Hollywood Reporter’s 2016 Emmy Roundtable season, and every day after for new Roundtable videos. Who do you want to see on this season’s Roundtables? Tell us in the comments below!
"A guy like Zach Woods, who's an incredible improviser, it's all his little improvs that didn't even make it into the show that everyone was like, 'oh, I know how to write for you now.' And now he's become this very weird guy with a lot of hidden secrets, which has pretty much just come out of him."
The full Comedy Actor Roundtable can be seen on Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter when it premieres Sunday, Aug. 23, at 11 a.m. ET/PT on Sundance TV and HollywoodReporter.com.
Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/hollywoodreporter
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wn.com/Thomas Middleditch On 'Silicon Valley' Improv
Roundtables are back! Tune in Monday, May 23rd for the premiere of The Hollywood Reporter’s 2016 Emmy Roundtable season, and every day after for new Roundtable videos. Who do you want to see on this season’s Roundtables? Tell us in the comments below!
"A guy like Zach Woods, who's an incredible improviser, it's all his little improvs that didn't even make it into the show that everyone was like, 'oh, I know how to write for you now.' And now he's become this very weird guy with a lot of hidden secrets, which has pretty much just come out of him."
The full Comedy Actor Roundtable can be seen on Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter when it premieres Sunday, Aug. 23, at 11 a.m. ET/PT on Sundance TV and HollywoodReporter.com.
Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/hollywoodreporter
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- published: 17 Jun 2015
- views: 26856
Forging A Bronze Guard from a Bearing Retainer
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:48
- Updated: 15 Aug 2015
- views: 1091
- published: 15 Aug 2015
- views: 1091
Do Barro ao Bronze (STV)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:56
- Updated: 30 Aug 2013
- views: 6065
Programa da série "O Mundo da Arte", da STV. Neste programa, o escultor Antônio Van Acker fala sobre as questões relacionadas à modelagem do corpo e à transposi...
Programa da série "O Mundo da Arte", da STV. Neste programa, o escultor Antônio Van Acker fala sobre as questões relacionadas à modelagem do corpo e à transposição da obra para o bronze. Veremos também uma aula de modelagem da cabeça e o processo de fundição do bronze.
Gravado de VHS.
wn.com/Do Barro Ao Bronze (Stv)
Programa da série "O Mundo da Arte", da STV. Neste programa, o escultor Antônio Van Acker fala sobre as questões relacionadas à modelagem do corpo e à transposição da obra para o bronze. Veremos também uma aula de modelagem da cabeça e o processo de fundição do bronze.
Gravado de VHS.
- published: 30 Aug 2013
- views: 6065
Eric Cline: The Mysterious Collapse of the Bronze Age
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- Duration: 3:06
- Updated: 28 Jan 2016
- views: 558
The Bronze Age "calamity" was bigger than the fall of Rome. Historian Eric Cline asks, "Could civilization collapse again?" http://f4a.tv/1OLYBDY
The Bronze Age "calamity" was bigger than the fall of Rome. Historian Eric Cline asks, "Could civilization collapse again?" http://f4a.tv/1OLYBDY
wn.com/Eric Cline The Mysterious Collapse Of The Bronze Age
The Bronze Age "calamity" was bigger than the fall of Rome. Historian Eric Cline asks, "Could civilization collapse again?" http://f4a.tv/1OLYBDY
- published: 28 Jan 2016
- views: 558
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Out of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 2 - Swords and Plough Shares
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the story of civilization through the exploitation of metals, minerals and energy resources. Renowned radio and BBC television commentator Michael Charlton hosts seven, one-hour programs filmed in more than 50 different parts of the world. This very unusual public television series combines the disciplines of history, science, archeology and economics in order to explore the relationship between technology and society. The development of iron brings about the collapse of the Bronze Age and mankind shifts from agriculture to industry. From this point, mastery over metals forms the basis of history's greatest civilizations. This episode high... -
"Art Talk" - Program #38 - The Lost Wax Method of Casting Bronze
Produced by the Griffis Art Center, February 14, 1994 Hosted by James Michael Tripp, this program of “Art Talk” features A step-b step tour of the Renaissance-Cavalier Foundry in Bridgeport, CT. A fascinating look at a method for casting bronze that hasn't changed in centuries. (44:20 minutes) "Art Talk" takes you on location to meet the people whose paintings, sculpture, and other works are shown throughout Connecticut. Join our hosts for behind-the-scenes visits and conversations with visual artists and art educators as they offer you a rare glimpse into their ideas, inspiration, materials and methods. What makes one artist paint watercolor landscapes, and another cast bronze figures? Why are some drawn to abstract images, while others prefer realism? How do the works of artists f... -
Andrew Humphries & Kam Star: The Silicon Roundabout eco-system
Hear about the history, present & future of Shoreditch's Silicon Roundabout from Playgen's Kam Star and Andrew Humphries, Tech City Champion and founder of The Attitude Academy. Recorded at the IPA Creative Pioneers Conference in London, on May 2 2012. To find out more about IPA events, visit http://bit.ly/IPAevents. -
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Out of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 3 - Shining Conquests
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the story of civilization through the exploitation of metals, minerals and energy resources. Renowned radio and BBC television commentator Michael Charlton hosts seven, one-hour programs filmed in more than 50 different parts of the world. This very unusual public television series combines the disciplines of history, science, archeology and economics in order to explore the relationship between technology and society. Legends of the Golden Horn, the Golden Fleece and gold in the New World prove that this ( precious metal has sparked many of history’s greatest explorations and migrations. From the Renaissance, to the last century, to the c... -
Out of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 6 - From Alchemy to the Atom
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the story of civilization through the exploitation of metals, minerals and energy resources. Renowned radio and BBC television commentator Michael Charlton hosts seven, one-hour programs filmed in more than 50 different parts of the world. This very unusual public television series combines the disciplines of history, science, archeology and economics in order to explore the relationship between technology and society. Man's curiosity about the nature of metals has produced the discovery of electricity, magnetism, the invention of household lights, and the science of geology. This episode focuses on the works of such legendary scientists a... -
Out of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 4 - The Revolution of Necessity
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the story of civilization through the exploitation of metals, minerals and energy resources. Renowned radio and BBC television commentator Michael Charlton hosts seven, one-hour programs filmed in more than 50 different parts of the world. This very unusual public television series combines the disciplines of history, science, archeology and economics in order to explore the relationship between technology and society. A shortage of wood in 17th century England gave rise to the use of a new energy source — coal. This episode features the ingenious inventions of the Industrial Revolution and their impact on the western world. You'll travel ...
Gurdon Brewster: Making the Bronze Sculpture "Miriam"
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- Updated: 03 Feb 2014
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Out of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 2 - Swords and Plough Shares
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- Updated: 31 Mar 2016
- views: 84
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the stor...
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the story of civilization through the exploitation of metals, minerals and energy resources. Renowned radio and BBC television commentator Michael Charlton hosts seven, one-hour programs filmed in more than 50 different parts of the world. This very unusual public television series combines the disciplines of history, science, archeology and economics in order to explore the relationship between technology and society.
The development of iron brings about the collapse of the Bronze Age and mankind shifts from agriculture to industry. From this point, mastery over metals forms the basis of history's greatest civilizations. This episode highlights the value of metal in ancient China and Greece.
You'll tour ruins of mining operations in Spain and are invited to ponder the world's first technological empire — Rome. (60-minutes)
VHS Cover: http://imgur.com/0dE3SnO
Disclaimer: This video series, produced in 1986 by Opus Films is shown here for Educational Purposes. It includes footage of cultures in India, China, Near East, etc. and ancient methods of manufacturing metals. It is hoped that this information is useful for archival and educational purposes to viewers all across the world. The video is provided here under the Fair Use policy.
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From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the story of civilization through the exploitation of metals, minerals and energy resources. Renowned radio and BBC television commentator Michael Charlton hosts seven, one-hour programs filmed in more than 50 different parts of the world. This very unusual public television series combines the disciplines of history, science, archeology and economics in order to explore the relationship between technology and society.
The development of iron brings about the collapse of the Bronze Age and mankind shifts from agriculture to industry. From this point, mastery over metals forms the basis of history's greatest civilizations. This episode highlights the value of metal in ancient China and Greece.
You'll tour ruins of mining operations in Spain and are invited to ponder the world's first technological empire — Rome. (60-minutes)
VHS Cover: http://imgur.com/0dE3SnO
Disclaimer: This video series, produced in 1986 by Opus Films is shown here for Educational Purposes. It includes footage of cultures in India, China, Near East, etc. and ancient methods of manufacturing metals. It is hoped that this information is useful for archival and educational purposes to viewers all across the world. The video is provided here under the Fair Use policy.
- published: 31 Mar 2016
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"Art Talk" - Program #38 - The Lost Wax Method of Casting Bronze
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- Duration: 44:29
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Produced by the Griffis Art Center, February 14, 1994
Hosted by James Michael Tripp, this program of “Art Talk” features A step-b step tour of the Renaissance...
Produced by the Griffis Art Center, February 14, 1994
Hosted by James Michael Tripp, this program of “Art Talk” features A step-b step tour of the Renaissance-Cavalier Foundry in Bridgeport, CT. A fascinating look at a method for casting bronze that hasn't changed in centuries. (44:20 minutes)
"Art Talk" takes you on location to meet the people whose paintings, sculpture, and other works are shown throughout Connecticut. Join our hosts for behind-the-scenes visits and conversations with visual artists and art educators as they offer you a rare glimpse into their ideas, inspiration, materials and methods. What makes one artist paint watercolor landscapes, and another cast bronze figures? Why are some drawn to abstract images, while others prefer realism? How do the works of artists from other countries differ, and what do they have in common? With its pleasingly informal style, “Art Talk" is where people are turning to learn what it's about.
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Produced by the Griffis Art Center, February 14, 1994
Hosted by James Michael Tripp, this program of “Art Talk” features A step-b step tour of the Renaissance-Cavalier Foundry in Bridgeport, CT. A fascinating look at a method for casting bronze that hasn't changed in centuries. (44:20 minutes)
"Art Talk" takes you on location to meet the people whose paintings, sculpture, and other works are shown throughout Connecticut. Join our hosts for behind-the-scenes visits and conversations with visual artists and art educators as they offer you a rare glimpse into their ideas, inspiration, materials and methods. What makes one artist paint watercolor landscapes, and another cast bronze figures? Why are some drawn to abstract images, while others prefer realism? How do the works of artists from other countries differ, and what do they have in common? With its pleasingly informal style, “Art Talk" is where people are turning to learn what it's about.
- published: 19 Feb 2016
- views: 41
Andrew Humphries & Kam Star: The Silicon Roundabout eco-system
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Hear about the history, present & future of Shoreditch's Silicon Roundabout from Playgen's Kam Star and Andrew Humphries, Tech City Champion and founder of The ...
Hear about the history, present & future of Shoreditch's Silicon Roundabout from Playgen's Kam Star and Andrew Humphries, Tech City Champion and founder of The Attitude Academy. Recorded at the IPA Creative Pioneers Conference in London, on May 2 2012.
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Hear about the history, present & future of Shoreditch's Silicon Roundabout from Playgen's Kam Star and Andrew Humphries, Tech City Champion and founder of The Attitude Academy. Recorded at the IPA Creative Pioneers Conference in London, on May 2 2012.
To find out more about IPA events, visit http://bit.ly/IPAevents.
- published: 16 May 2012
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How To: Bronze Sculpture
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Go on a tour of Art and Ginny Blevins' art studio down in Texas and watch a sculpture from start to finish.
Go on a tour of Art and Ginny Blevins' art studio down in Texas and watch a sculpture from start to finish.
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Out of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 3 - Shining Conquests
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- Duration: 58:20
- Updated: 31 Mar 2016
- views: 67
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the stor...
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the story of civilization through the exploitation of metals, minerals and energy resources. Renowned radio and BBC television commentator Michael Charlton hosts seven, one-hour programs filmed in more than 50 different parts of the world. This very unusual public television series combines the disciplines of history, science, archeology and economics in order to explore the relationship between technology and society.
Legends of the Golden Horn, the Golden Fleece and gold in the New World prove that this ( precious metal has sparked many of history’s greatest explorations and migrations. From the Renaissance, to the last century, to the creation of nations in the Southern Hemisphere, this episode examines the remarkable influence of precious metals on our history. (60 minutes)
VHS Cover: http://imgur.com/aWPmETu
Disclaimer: This video series, produced in 1986 by Opus Films is shown here for Educational Purposes. It includes footage of cultures in India, China, Near East, etc. and ancient methods of manufacturing metals. It is hoped that this information is useful for archival and educational purposes to viewers all across the world. The video is provided here under the Fair Use policy.
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From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the story of civilization through the exploitation of metals, minerals and energy resources. Renowned radio and BBC television commentator Michael Charlton hosts seven, one-hour programs filmed in more than 50 different parts of the world. This very unusual public television series combines the disciplines of history, science, archeology and economics in order to explore the relationship between technology and society.
Legends of the Golden Horn, the Golden Fleece and gold in the New World prove that this ( precious metal has sparked many of history’s greatest explorations and migrations. From the Renaissance, to the last century, to the creation of nations in the Southern Hemisphere, this episode examines the remarkable influence of precious metals on our history. (60 minutes)
VHS Cover: http://imgur.com/aWPmETu
Disclaimer: This video series, produced in 1986 by Opus Films is shown here for Educational Purposes. It includes footage of cultures in India, China, Near East, etc. and ancient methods of manufacturing metals. It is hoped that this information is useful for archival and educational purposes to viewers all across the world. The video is provided here under the Fair Use policy.
- published: 31 Mar 2016
- views: 67
Out of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 6 - From Alchemy to the Atom
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 58:25
- Updated: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 47
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the stor...
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the story of civilization through the exploitation of metals, minerals and energy resources. Renowned radio and BBC television commentator Michael Charlton hosts seven, one-hour programs filmed in more than 50 different parts of the world. This very unusual public television series combines the disciplines of history, science, archeology and economics in order to explore the relationship between technology and society.
Man's curiosity about the nature of metals has produced the discovery of electricity, magnetism, the invention of household lights, and the science of geology. This episode focuses on the works of such legendary scientists as Michael Faraday, Thomas Edison and the Curies as they search for clues to the secrets of metals — even to the point of unlocking the awesome forces within the atom. (60 minutes)
VHS Cover: http://imgur.com/uvaKL6k
Disclaimer: This video series, produced in 1986 by Opus Films is shown here for Educational Purposes. It includes footage of cultures in India, China, Near East, etc. and ancient methods of manufacturing metals. It is hoped that this information is useful for archival and educational purposes to viewers all across the world. The video is provided here under the Fair Use policy.
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From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the story of civilization through the exploitation of metals, minerals and energy resources. Renowned radio and BBC television commentator Michael Charlton hosts seven, one-hour programs filmed in more than 50 different parts of the world. This very unusual public television series combines the disciplines of history, science, archeology and economics in order to explore the relationship between technology and society.
Man's curiosity about the nature of metals has produced the discovery of electricity, magnetism, the invention of household lights, and the science of geology. This episode focuses on the works of such legendary scientists as Michael Faraday, Thomas Edison and the Curies as they search for clues to the secrets of metals — even to the point of unlocking the awesome forces within the atom. (60 minutes)
VHS Cover: http://imgur.com/uvaKL6k
Disclaimer: This video series, produced in 1986 by Opus Films is shown here for Educational Purposes. It includes footage of cultures in India, China, Near East, etc. and ancient methods of manufacturing metals. It is hoped that this information is useful for archival and educational purposes to viewers all across the world. The video is provided here under the Fair Use policy.
- published: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 47
Out of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 4 - The Revolution of Necessity
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- Duration: 58:23
- Updated: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 63
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the stor...
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the story of civilization through the exploitation of metals, minerals and energy resources. Renowned radio and BBC television commentator Michael Charlton hosts seven, one-hour programs filmed in more than 50 different parts of the world. This very unusual public television series combines the disciplines of history, science, archeology and economics in order to explore the relationship between technology and society.
A shortage of wood in 17th century England gave rise to the use of a new energy source — coal. This episode features the ingenious inventions of the Industrial Revolution and their impact on the western world. You'll travel from Britain’s fiery “heathen hell” at the center of its iron industry in Coalbrookdale to Sheffield, where steel was first developed and mass produced. The work of ironmasters of the period is highlighted in magnificent bridges, ships and the Eiffel Tower. (60 minutes)
VHS Cover: http://imgur.com/w5oYNCX
Disclaimer: This video series, produced in 1986 by Opus Films is shown here for Educational Purposes. It includes footage of cultures in India, China, Near East, etc. and ancient methods of manufacturing metals. It is hoped that this information is useful for archival and educational purposes to viewers all across the world. The video is provided here under the Fair Use policy.
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From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the milestones of our civilization. OUT OF THE FIERY FURNACE traces the story of civilization through the exploitation of metals, minerals and energy resources. Renowned radio and BBC television commentator Michael Charlton hosts seven, one-hour programs filmed in more than 50 different parts of the world. This very unusual public television series combines the disciplines of history, science, archeology and economics in order to explore the relationship between technology and society.
A shortage of wood in 17th century England gave rise to the use of a new energy source — coal. This episode features the ingenious inventions of the Industrial Revolution and their impact on the western world. You'll travel from Britain’s fiery “heathen hell” at the center of its iron industry in Coalbrookdale to Sheffield, where steel was first developed and mass produced. The work of ironmasters of the period is highlighted in magnificent bridges, ships and the Eiffel Tower. (60 minutes)
VHS Cover: http://imgur.com/w5oYNCX
Disclaimer: This video series, produced in 1986 by Opus Films is shown here for Educational Purposes. It includes footage of cultures in India, China, Near East, etc. and ancient methods of manufacturing metals. It is hoped that this information is useful for archival and educational purposes to viewers all across the world. The video is provided here under the Fair Use policy.
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D. I. Y. Silicon Bronze ( P. M .G. Metal )
This amazing silicon bronze alloy is called P.M.G. metal. The alloy composition is copper/...
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how to make silicone multiple pieces mold for bronze statue
Have you ever used silicon rubber? Do you know how to make molds with silicon rubber?
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Out of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 1 - From Stone to Bronze
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the mi...
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Making History - Bronze
By adding Tin to Copper early humans create the worlds first alloy - Bronze. This metal i...
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Copper, Brass & Bronze alloys explained
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Thomas Middleditch on 'Silicon Valley' Improv
Roundtables are back! Tune in Monday, May 23rd for the premiere of The Hollywood Reporter’...
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Forging A Bronze Guard from a Bearing Retainer
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Do Barro ao Bronze (STV)
Programa da série "O Mundo da Arte", da STV. Neste programa, o escultor Antônio Van Acker ...
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Eric Cline: The Mysterious Collapse of the Bronze Age
The Bronze Age "calamity" was bigger than the fall of Rome. Historian Eric Cline asks, "Co...
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Gurdon Brewster: Making the Bronze Sculpture "Miriam"
This video shows the process of making the bronze sculpture "Miriam" by Gurdon Brewster.
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Out of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 2 - Swords and Plough Shares
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the mi...
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"Art Talk" - Program #38 - The Lost Wax Method of Casting Bronze
Produced by the Griffis Art Center, February 14, 1994
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Andrew Humphries & Kam Star: The Silicon Roundabout eco-system
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How To: Bronze Sculpture
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Out of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 3 - Shining Conquests
From the Stone Age to the era of the silicon chip — metals and minerals have marked the mi...
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Out of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 6 - From Alchemy to the Atom
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Out of the Fiery Furnace - Episode 4 - The Revolution of Necessity
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This July 4th Americans Will Be Debating Identity Instead of Celebrating Independence
Edit WorldNews.com 04 Jul 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. With a major controversy swirling around the new Transgender and Self-Identity Movement, not to mention the 50 gender identities listed on Facebook or the ongoing dispute over whether or to use a hyphen before American, on this July 4th many Americans will be debating identity instead of celebrating independence ... He wants to also put America first even if it means leaving NATO ... 198. ....
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Bank of Israel buying 'hundreds of millions' of dollars: Sources
Edit The Times of India 04 Jul 2016
JERUSALEM. The Bank of Israel bought "hundreds of millions" of dollars of foreign currency on Monday, dealers said, after the shekel continued to strengthen for a fifth straight session. One dealer at an Israeli bank said the central bank started buying at a dollar-shekel rate of around 3.84. The exchange rate, which quickly moved to 3.85, had weakened to 3.90 on June 27 in the wake of the Brexit vote ... "The Bank of Israel's position ......
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Baghdad Bomb Toll Hits 200, Deadliest Day in a Decade
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A refrigerator truck packed with explosives blew up on Saturday night when people were out celebrating the holy month of Ramadan ... ....
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Newly Disclosed US Document Shows Possible Saudi Links to 9/11 Attacks
Edit Voa News 04 Jul 2016
A new list of names that possibly links Saudi Arabia to the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in New York and Washington has come to light, even as President Barack Obama weighs whether to release a still-secret 28-page report about Riyadh's alleged connection to the funding of the attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people ... Fifteen of the 19 hijackers were Saudis. A former U.S ... state of California ... ....
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UK government faces pre-emptive legal action over Brexit decision
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Law firm says article 50 cannot be triggered without full debate and vote by parliament. @owenbowcott. A prominent law firm is taking pre-emptive legal action against the government, following the EU referendum result, to try to ensure article 50 is not triggered without an act of parliament ... The law firm has retained the services of senior constitutional barristers, including Lord Pannick QC and Rhodri Thompson QC ... Facebook. Twitter ... ....
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Emerging markets’ challenge to Silicon Valley
Edit Crunch 05 Jul 2016
Silicon Valley leads the global technology innovation markets with the credentials and an ecosystem that is second to none. We have had contact with many of the leading technology accelerators operating out of Silicon Valley; their opening line for the conversation is often. “How are you relevant to us?” However, those of us living in the rest of the planet have to ask. “When ... ....
+ ZJU Snatches 3 Gold Medals in Provincial Collegiate Swimming Championship [07-05-2016] (Zhejiang University)
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The Zhejiang University varsity team clinched 3 gold medals, 5 silver medals and 5 bronze medals in Division I ... medal in the men's 50m backstroke event; Zhang Qiyang won a silver medal in the men's 50m freestyle event; and Yang Shangjin won a bronze meal in the men's 200m breaststroke event....
'Captain Fantastic': Matt Ross talks superhero dads, Gavin Belson
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Actor ('Silicon Valley') and director Matt Ross talks about directing Viggo Mortensen and that nude scene in 'Captain Fantastic.'. . ... ....
Final Five Swimming Olympic Roster Spots Filled (United States Olympic Committee)
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He won a silver in the 4x200 and bronze in the 200 individual medley at the Toronto 2015 Pan American Games. A rising junior at the University of Georgia, as a freshman Bentz won a bronze medal in the 400-yard individual medley at the 2013 NCAA championships ... A bronze medalist in the 200 individual medley at the 2015 national championships, he was a ......
·Bluestar Subsidiaries Active in Marking the Work Safety Day (ChemChina - China National Chemical Corporation)
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(Source ... For example, Xinghuo Silicones solicited messages from staff families to remind workers of the importance of work safety ... On the same day, Xinghuo Silicones also put up posters on the Work Safety Day, displayed photos of unsafe practices on boards, and organized the internal review of SHEOP5.1 and SHEOP9.1 elements, a quiz game for front-line staff, and workers to watch the work safety video ... (noodl. 34396798) ....
Alexander Radulov is 30 years old! (Russian Ice Hockey Federation)
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(Source. Russian Ice Hockey Federation). Today on the 5th of July, Russian national team and Montreal Canadiens forward Alexander Radulov is celebrating his 30th birthday ... Radulov Alexander Valerevich ... Two time world champion ... Playing career. ... Honours. ... - 2007 World Championship bronze medalist ... - KHL bronze medalist in 2009-2010....
Family propels 949 16s to BJNC glory (USAV - USA Volleyball)
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(Source. USAV - USA Volleyball). Print. By Karen Patterson (Karen.patterson@usav.org) . July 04, 2016, 5.45 p.m. (ET). DALLAS, Tex. (July 4, 2016) -- Ask a handful of random athletes at the 2016 Boys' Junior National Championships what makes their team special, and there's a strong chance the answer will be something to the tune of, 'I really love how close my team is. We're like a family.' ... RELATED. EVENT HOME ... Bronze ... Bronze ... Bronze ... Bronze....
Rio Olympics 2016: Anna Meares to lead Australian cycling assault on Games
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 05 Jul 2016
Morton edged out Kaarle McCulloch, who took bronze with Meares in the team sprint at London, in the 16-member track team announced in Adelaide on Tuesday. The 32-year-old cycling great Meares will also bid for a maiden Olympic gold in the keirin, an event she has won three times at world championships. Advertisement ... Twice world champion Annette Edmondson, who won an omnium bronze at London, will lead the women's team pursuit ... Reuters. ....
John Scott, sculptor and painter from Kittredge, dies at 96
Edit Denver Post 05 Jul 2016
John Scott, a painter and sculptor from Kittredge, died of a heart attack on June 28. He was 96.Family of John Scott ... He quit the insurance job and created an 11-foot bronze sculpture of an Indian, which he originally carved into the tree ... He was 96 ... “We did have lots of good fun.” ... “He built his own casket and wanted to be buried with a paintbrush in one hand and his bronzing tools in the other ... ....
Jamaica tally 46 medals at Caribbean Island Swimming Championships
Edit Jamaica Observer 05 Jul 2016
The Jamaicans ended fourth overall on the medals standing with a tally of 46 medals comprising 14 gold, 20 silver and 12 bronze, as they handsomely surpassed the 29-medal haul prediction prior to the championships ... The Boys’ 13-14 100m breaststroke reaped a bronze for Cameron Brown, who touched in at 1.10.01 minutes, behind homeboy Izaak Bastian (1.06.24) and Puerto Rico’s Daniel Chevere (1.08.01)....
Rio 2016 Olympics: Anna Meares favourite to be Australia's flag bearer
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 05 Jul 2016
The world hockey player of the year three times, Dwyer is going to his fourth Olympics chasing his second gold after the triumph in Athens in 2004 and disappointing bronzes in Beijing and London. Following Sally Pearson's withdrawal to injury, 50km walker Tallent will be Australia's only defending athletics gold medallist in Rio, while Brennan who won silver and bronze in London is favoured to win the single scull in Rio. AAP. ....
Want to finish my Olympic journey with a gold medal, says Yogeshwar Dutt
Edit Indian Express 05 Jul 2016
Appearing in his last Games, the London Olympics bronze medallist will be competing in men’s 65kg freestyle category at Rio de Janeiro ... World Championships bronze medallist shuttler PV Sindhu said, “Very excited to be going to my first Olympics though I know the responsibility that comes with it ... London Olympics bronze medallist and ......
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