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The next stage may best be described as a primitive hot-filtration process. Two members of the village sit across the front of a simple fire resembling a Dutch oven, holding between them a bag about 30 feet long and about two inches in diameter. The lac inside the bag melts and, through one of the operators twisting the end of the bag, the lac is squeezed out. The lac is then removed from the outside of the bag and collected into a molten lump which is then stretched out... [Pg.867]

Fifty minutes later, a second sphere exploded, and a third sphere emptied itself through broken pipework. Three other butane spheres ruptured without creating any flying missiles. The village of Feyzin, 400 m (0.25 mi) from the blast site suffered widespread but minor blast damage. [Pg.35]

The tank truck was en route to Valencia, but traveled on a back road instead of the highway in order to avoid tolls. It was a hot summer day. As it passed through the village of San Carlos de la Rapita, observers noticed that the tank truck sped up appreciably and was traveling at an excessive speed. [Pg.42]

Under the spreading chestnut tree The village smithy stands ... [Pg.533]

The father of high pressure steam power was born at the village of Tllogan in Cornwall, England, on April 13, 1771, the only boy after five older sisters. His father, also Richard, was a mine captain, as mine managers were called. In 1760 Richard, Sr., had married Anne Teague of Redruth. Her family included several more mine captains. [Pg.1161]

In the third century, sake was called kuchikami no sake, or chewing in the mouth sake. The village populace would chew rice or millet and spit it out into tubs to ferment. [Pg.150]

Not surprisingly, Maurice always had the demeanor of a countryman, and he remembered and recalled with affection his early upbringing in a rural part of England. His birthplace was in the hamlet of Bromstead, located in the village of Moreton on the Staffordshire border. It is about 5 miles from Newport, Shropshire. The family owned some land in Shropshire, and Stacey always considered himself to be a Shropshire man. [Pg.1]

And the Ml, look, over there by Salcey Forest. And that s the east-coast main line heading for the north, I m sure. All within a couple of miles of each other. The arteries of the kingdom. The road is an old one, sunk between deep banks. I wonder what it was like, the village. Not so different, maybe. Still fields and trees. Smaller fields and the lanes muddier. A pig in each garden. It must be very quiet at night even now. ... [Pg.297]

The study site is located approximately 56 km northeast of Kolkata India in the village of Gotra in Nadia District, West Bengal, (2546396N 662938E UTM, 88.59 N,... [Pg.67]

E). The village is approximately 1 km long and 500 m wide, oriented on a south-east to north-west trend. The village is bounded to the south west by a line of south-east to north-west trending ponds that mark the trace of an abandoned channel. The north-east limit of the village is defined by four ponds that trend on a similar orientation, but it is less clear if these ponds were dug or are abandoned channels. [Pg.68]

Although the villagers lives were profoundly different from her... [Pg.55]

The villagers locked their doors when they heard about the pirates... [Pg.90]

Milton Hershey returned to the village where he had been born, in the heart of dairy country, and opened his chocolate manufacturing plant. With access to all the fresh milk he needed, he began producing the finest milk chocolate. The plant that opened in a small Pennsylvania village in 1905 is today the largest chocolate factory in the world. The confections created at this facility are favorites around the world. [Pg.212]

A major focus of the project has been development of a process to make cowpea meal or flour that could be implemented at the village level. The meal would be a ready-to-use convenience product to which the consumer could simply add water and then proceed to the final steps of preparation. The time-consuming and labor-intensive steps of soaking, decorticating, and grinding would be eliminated. [Pg.20]


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Contemporary hunting camp next to the abandoned village of Nuniamo

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