The Old Dark Gray Rock Panel Triangular (LURP) was released in 1992 and has been used in 39 sets to date in the following categories: Adventurers (3) Castle (10) Harry Potter (2) Ninja (5) Pirates (7) Space (3) Time Cruisers (1) Town (8). . .
Knee-length strapless organza A-line bridesmaid dress with a two-layer skirt and bow detail at the hip, Lazaro
This week we've chosen Sarah Jessica Parker's Zuhair Murad dress, which she wore to attend the New York City Ballet Gala earlier this week.
We adore the elegant grey silk tulle gown with its glistening beads, but we want to know: Would you wear it to a wedding?
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Sash Clamps are just one of a number of handy clamps available here at Bridge Tools. The number of projects that a Sash Clamp can be used with is extensive, however the purpose of a Sash Clamp is always quite clear, to aid with the assembly or gluing together of specific parts of a project. See more.
The main body of a Sash Clamp is long and features one clamp-face which has the ability to slide, this is moved along the main body depending on how large the project is, and fastened in most cases using a pin. The other face of the Sash Clamp is adjusted using a screw mechanism (Thread & Tommy Bar), this allows for the pressure of the clamp to be ratcheted up as necessary. When using the Sash Clamp the clamp is placed below, with the project resting on top between the two clamp-faces. Placing scrap-wood between the surfaces of the project and clamp-faces is recommended so as not to damage the item being clamped at all.
Sash Clamps usually find function in securing wooden boxes and frames in which glue is added to ensure the joints hold tight. If you're starting out a project that you think might require a Sash Clamp or two then the products featured here at Bridge Tools should meet your requirements perfectly.
Our selection of Sash Clamps here at Bridge Tools is extensive, giving you maximum choice when choosing a product. All of the Sash Clamps are constructed out of sturdy Cast Iron and manufactured by the notable tool manufacturer 'Toolzone'. The Sash Clamps are available in a number of different sizes, from 36 to 72 inches, catering for all shapes and sizes of project. Please feel free to browse the Sash Clamps available and we hope that you're able to find a suitable product for your specific needs.
If Instagram is so crucial to the way social media pushes information, what benefits might be drawn from utilizing this site for recruitment?
When many people think of social media for business, LinkedIn is one of the first, if not the first, website that comes to mind
an increasingly popular tip is to give candidates a little homework, whether before or after an interview
Independent contractors can play a critical role in organizational staffing when hired and handled correctly. The lackluster rise in economic conditions has left in its wake a unique need for contractors.
What is an “unhealthy” position? Jobs that are detrimental to employee health should not be on your recruiting list.
A job hopper is an employee who is dissatisfied with their job, whether it is because he doesn’t like the field he is in, the salary he is given, or the position he took.
Brighton’s historic and much-loved Madeira Terraces structure has deteriorated so badly over the years it is now unsafe and needs to be completely rebuilt – and the cost could be up to £30m.
The news comes today in a local newspaper article by council leader Warren Morgan. Cllr Morgan has taken to print to explain to residents and businesses the scale of the challenge - and to underline the fact there is no quick fix.
The council stresses the intention is to restore and replace the structure – and is working on a bold and innovative solution.
Walking along Madeira Drive at the weekend I was again saddened to see the state it is in. I’ve known it all my life and value it as part of our rich heritage.
It has stood since Victorian times, over 100 years in a hostile seafront environment, with no significant investment. It’s easy with hindsight to say our predecessors should have done more, but its problems are made harder to deal with by a flawed structural design which is in itself very hard to maintain. A lack of expansion joints made cracking likely while its steel beams are hidden from view, encased in concrete and almost impossible to inspect or repair economically. Costs are estimated to be in the region of £20m to £30m for a like-for-like replacement. We’ve now established the structure is in such a poor state it will need completely rebuilding, and in the main is unsafe.
Usually when you’re trying to attract millions from external funders – whether from the government, the Lottery, private businesses or crowdfunding - they always ask the same thing. What’s the business case? Where is the return on our investment? What do we get for that?
At the moment they would get a beautiful replica of a Victorian promenade with very little practical use to modern Brighton. This is why the things that get the Lottery grants and government funding all need to make a return you can put a figure on. The i360 secured a government loan based on a promise it would make a profit and generate up to a million a year for the local economy. The renewed seafront arches near the West Pier will stop the A259 collapsing so the Department for Transport paid for them. The Royal Pavilion Estate is seeking Lottery funding on grounds of economic and cultural benefits to the city and our valuable tourism market.
Saying what “should” be done is easy and usually involves stating the obvious. The “how” is much more difficult – otherwise you’d be reading the answer already. The problem with the Terraces, as they stand right now, is that there is no way of generating income from them. That’s not to say it could never be done. As a listed structure any changes are problematic and would need the consent of English Heritage. It will need some imagination, innovation and flexibility to make the kind of investment in the Terraces which might generate sufficient funds for the required work itself and future upkeep.
Our ambitions are that the area east of the Palace Pier is restored to its former glory and is once again an attractive place for residents, visitors and events to use. I want to bring the buildings around the Aquarium back into use and looking good again. I believe there is no seaside town or city in the country where more seafront investment is already underway or planned. Visitor numbers are growing year on year. We’re spending millions rebuilding dozens of arches on the lower prom right now, providing new businesses and new life. We have £9m from government to rebuild the Shelter Hall under the vitally important junction of West Street and Kings Road. There’s the i360 underway. And we’re progressing plans to redevelop the Brighton Centre/Kingswest site, build a new King Alfred leisure centre, a new swimming facility at Peter Pan’s, and a convention centre / arena at Black Rock. This all takes time because councils no longer have the money to act alone and must work in complex partnerships with developers.
At a time of unprecedented financial challenges, with huge demands for housing, social care and more, we have a lot to do. However we owe it to those who built our city’s heritage, and future generations, to save what we value in our historic city and add to the story of Brighton and Hove for the future.
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