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All human-made structures have a life cycle, but rarely do people embrace this reality at the time of construction. The development community gives little thought to the end of life of a structure, in large part because the costs of demolition or deconstruction are passed on to some future public or private entity.

The storytelling was about how each character was faced by a problem and was searching for a way (medium) to solve it; the subtlety lay in the fact that Dawn was never mentioned as the solution – each character reaching out to the ‘medium’ that gave them the most satisfaction (for example Aibak goes off to ride his polo ponies, while Anarkali picks up her paint brush).The choice of the miniature style was also very Dawn. Miniature paintings in their heydays were considered a form of communication (as is all art); it is also a vanishing one, which Dawn pays tribute to.

it was an example and the first result after a 2 second search, i have seen tooling where all the teeth are of equal length of which by selecting the correct feed rate you can use each tooth to cut an individual thread. It is possible, my apologies for not showing the correct insert as i cant seem to find the catalog i saw it on. They tent to be rare and usually used for softer metals as it is not a cost effective tool to make if the wear rate is too high. they tend to work similar to threading mills which have multiple teeth such as:

Initially, we advertised on radio and print, because the majority of our policy holders did not own a TV set then. The ‘Ae Khuda Mere Abbu’ campaign was developed in the 1980s, and showed a father-and-daughter situation; the emotional appeal of the little girl praying for her father’s life won people over and the TVC became an iconic ad.

The genius of Jonathan Gold, the restaurant critic for the Los Angeles Times, was that in his restaurant reviews he did so much more than tell you whether the food was good (though he did that exceptionally well; he’s the only food critic to win a Pulitzer Prize). In his reviews, Gold wrote about fine dining but also focused a light on lesser-known parts of LA that often went ignored, telling the city’s story one food-truck taco or boat noodle at a time.

As with any automatic screwdriving application, engineers need to provide room for the tooling to access the fastening location. A flat, open area with at least 10 to 12 millimeters of clearance is good. Room should also be provided on the back side of the assembly to accommodate the formed boss and the projecting screw point. Friction-drilling screws cannot be installed in a solid block of metal.

The goddess had descended. And she reappeared six years later in July 1998, in her more permanent avatar as a complimentary advertising trade magazine – rife and scintillant with news, views, opinions and analyses of the industry, which was sent to select agency professionals, who guarded their copy with a vigilance you would reserve for things made out of gold and not the intangibles made from the stuff of dreams.

Bourdain’s assistant and book publisher did not immediately respond to USA TODAY’s request for comment.

Capstan, a brand of Pakistan Tobacco Company (PTC), was perhaps the first to film commercials abroad, beginning in the sixties. With the theme ‘Men demand Capstan the world over, it attracted smokers with images of famous cities where the brand appeared as the preferred one. This was at a time when Pakistani audiences were not so widely exposed to the world beyond their own borders and the campaign continued to enchant smokers with new locales for over a decade or so. Its authoritative tone of voice also contributed to adding credibility to the claim.

DEPRAG has developed a different method. Rather than blow the fasteners to the driver—and add one more tube to the robot’s dress-out package—DEPRAG can supply the drive head with a swappable, reloadable magazine. Each magazine holds 30 screws. While the robot is installing fasteners from one magazine, a standalone feeding station is reloading another.

Composite shingles—made of polymer, rubber, or plastic and sold in a variety of colors and styles starting at $300 per square—convincingly mimic the look and feel of shingles made of natural materials such as wood or slate. These shingles retain their color over their lifespan of 50-plus years, are heat- and impact-resistant to varying degrees (those with a Class-A fire rating and Class-4 impact-resistance rating offer the best resistance to fire and hail). The additives in some composite shingles lend them additional defenses such as moss and UV resistance.

If you plan to do a lot of cutting, its best to get a V-shaped jaw one. For moderate pounding choose one with an anvil on the back.