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RMDRB1F1–Key Largo, FL, USA, December 17, 2014 - Mark roundings were invariably crowded with highly competent and competitive sailors at the Melges 20 World Championships.
RF2ARGM8C–Drawing compasses for draftsmanship; Geometric precision measuring tool for teaching descriptive geometry and exactly drawing of circles and roundings
RMW23B0A–Archive image from page 150 of Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches cyclopediaofam04bail Year: 1900 RUDBECKIA RUELLIA 1589 tremely durable and seem in harmony with such sur- 5. hirta, Linn. Black-eyed Susan. Yellow Daisy. roundings. Rudbeckias are easily increased by seeds, Biennial or annual, 1-3 ft. high: Ivs
RM2AG5TAG–. Old and new Montreal with a series of comparative views illustrating the growth and development of the greater city. View of the Custom House in 1846, showing the sur-roundings at that time, and how the vessels camepractically to its doors.
RM2HA72NR–Acanthus leaf: Roman acanthus leaf. The model is borrowed from a column capital from the Pantheon in Rome. Characteristic and calculated for the effect of distance are the spoon-shaped roundings and hollows of the leaf tips, as well as the deep incisions in the leaf angles., , (pattern book, )
RMPFYH70–. Photography for the sportsman naturalist. Nature photography; Photography. I40 Photography for the Sportsman Naturalist among the branches of the trees and particularly, as frequently happens, when they are at the extrem- ity of some branch, these are the ones that tax the ingenuity of the operator to the utmost limit. Another particular in which we must exercise the orreatest care is the arrangement of the sur-. Nest and Eggs of Ruffed Grouse. roundings. It will be often found necessary to remove some of the branches, leaves, or grass from in front of the nest, so as to obtain a clear, unob
RMMCKH79–. upon the earth, and was beginning to speculate on his sur- roundings for such company and help as he might win therefrom. It may interest the reader to know that a spe- cies of American dog existed in the Southern Appalachians down to a very recent time—recent, at least, in a geo- logical sense. The remains of one of these animals were found by the writer in a cave in East Tennessee, near Cumberland Gap. From the fragments of the skeleton, Mr. J. A. Allen has described the species. The animal
RMRYF70N–Dr. Hess stock book : a scientific treatise on horses, cattle, sheep, hogs and poultry drhessstockbooks00hess Year: 1901 36 DR- HESS SCIENTIFIC TREATISE, Symptoms: The legs become swollen, are extremely tender, and exude an offensive, oily substance which dries and forms crusts. Fissures may also form in the skin. Nodules frequently spring up. The nodules or fungus growths are covered with a dark secretion, which when removed pre- sents a red, irritated surface. Treatment : Give the animal goodsur- roundings, feed bran mashes and scalded oats. After a few feeds of this kind, give six drams
RM2AG5T47–. Old and new Montreal with a series of comparative views illustrating the growth and development of the greater city. View of the Custom House in 1846, showing the sur-roundings at that time, and how the vessels camepractically to its doors.. X The Old Goal (Jail) which stood near the Court House,and was built in the year 1806, at a cost of$45,000. NEW MONTREAL
RMPG01NB–. Birds and their nests . Birds; Birds. 36 The Dipper, or Water-ousel. roundings as scarcely to be discoverable by the quickest eye. When the young are hatched they soon go abroad with the parents, and then, instead of the one solitary bird, you may see them in little parties of from five to seven going on in the same sort of way, only all the merrier because there are more of them.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original
RMMCKHJG–. upon the earth, and was beginning to speculate on his sur- roundings for such company and help as he might win therefrom. It may interest the reader to know that a spe- cies of American dog existed in the Southern Appalachians down to a very recent time—recent, at least, in a geo- logical sense. The remains of one of these animals were found by the writer in a cave in East Tennessee, near Cumberland Gap. From the fragments of the skeleton, Mr. J. A. Allen has described the species. The animal
RM2AKRYRM–American homes and gardens . DONT YOU READ American J^omes janb (^arbentf ? Every number contains articles thatgive you just the kind of informa-tion you need to better your sur-roundings; gives you hints that youcan follow because they arc suitedto your purse. No maga/.inc ismore handsomely printed, more beau-tifully illustrated, more c learly worded..
RMPFYH69–. Photography for the sportsman naturalist. Nature photography; Photography. 146 Photography for the Sportsman Naturalist to keep the mirror moving so that no part of the nest will be,better illuminated than another. So much for the ground builders. The nests placed from one to five feet from the ground are the most satisfactory to work upon. They are easy to get at, generally require but little pre- liminary preparation or arrangement, and they offer, from the nature of their sur- roundings, far better possibilities for fine results than do the ones that are placed either high up in the trees
RMMAACD4–. Economic entomology . Phytoptus, from Erineum rubigo on lime tree leaves (Flexipalpus tiliae of Scheuten). Copied from his figure. Badly drawn. Tetranychus tiliae, erroneous'y sup- posed by Scheuten to be the perfect form of ditto (Flexipalpus tiliae of Scheuten). Copied from his figure. is constantly a round clear space, which also occurs in the same spot in the mite : then follow irregular roundings which, says he, are certainly nutritive organs. But merely to assert this is no proof, and the objections to Dujardin's statement are obviously weak. He objects that it could not be transparent
RM2AJHH50–American homes and gardens . DONT YOU READ American J|omeg janb ^arbcng ? Every number contains articles thatgive you just the kind of informa-tion you need to better your sur-roundings; gives you hints that youcan follow because they are suitedto your purse. No magazine ismore handsomely printed, more beau-tifully illustrated, more cl arly worded. tCAN HOMES ANP CA R bXS9 WBtOa.
RMPFJJ14–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture : comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening; Horticulture; Horticulture; Horticulture. RUDBECKIA tremely durable and seem in harmony with such sur- roundings. Rudbeckias are easily increased by seeds, cuttings or division. y^ q Egan.. Base of upper Ivs. cordate-clasp- ing. triloba Base of upper Ivs. not cordate- clasping. B. Color of disk brown or dark p
RMMAB699–. The earth and its inhabitants .. . Depth under 27 Fathoms. .27 to 5.5 Fathoms. - 2 Miles. Over 55 Fathoms Scandinavian seaboard, the large ports of Western Europe, and New York. A net- work of railways also places it in direct communication with Trondhjem, Gefle, Stockholm, Goteborg, and Malmo. The population, scarcely 8,000 at the begin- nino of the century, has increased tenfold since then, the annual rate of increase now being about 1,000. It is noted for its healthy climate and beautiful sur- roundings. The Glommen basin, although the largest in Norway, has no important towns on its uppe
RM2APYJB0–Mrs Ben Goerion at Floriade, during the tour at the Rosarium Date: 23 June 1960 Keywords: Roundings Personal name: Rosarium Institution name: Floriade
RM2AJHYHC–American homes and gardens . DONT YOU READ American Jlomesi yanb <§arbensi ? Every number contains articles thatgive you just the kind of informa-tion you need to better your sur-roundings; gives you hints that youcan follow because they are suitedto your purse. No magazine ismore handsomely printed, more beau-tifully illustrated, more charly worded. -URICAK HOME) AND r. AR0 £ HP. Z.^S .,.!.(,^7.J SD CARDENS
RMPG0DPG–. Nature's carol singers. Birds. THE WHEAT EAR. moss, with an inner lining of hair, feathers, and rabbits' down. The eggs generally number five or six, of a pale greenish-blue, occasionally spotted on the larger end with rusty red. This species practises a short and some- what pretty, but not very loud, song, which is enhanced in value by the weird solitude of the vocalist's sur- roundings. It is frequently uttered whilst the bird is on the wing going through aerial antics, often highly sug- gestive of dementia. The call note of the species may be imitated by beating two pebbles to- gether, an
RMMABGYF–. Dr. Hess stock book : a scientific treatise on horses, cattle, sheep, hogs and poultry . 36 DR- HESS SCIENTIFIC TREATISE, Symptoms: The legs become swollen, are extremely tender, and exude an offensive, oily substance which dries and forms crusts. Fissures may also form in the skin. Nodules frequently spring up. The nodules or fungus growths are covered with a dark secretion, which when removed pre- sents a red, irritated surface. Treatment : Give the animal goodsur- roundings, feed bran mashes and scalded oats. After a few feeds of this kind, give six drams of aloes in a pint of raw linseed
RM2APYJAH–Mrs Ben Goerion at Floriade during the tour at the Rosarium Date: 23 June 1960 Keywords: Roundings Personal name: Rosarium Institution name: Floriade
RM2AWD267–Tuberculosis in infancy and childhood : its pathology, prevention, and treatment . ectious diseases.Unfortunately the obligatory notification and disinfection resultingfrom this law are, according to the regulations, required, in mostGerman confederate states, only in cases of death resulting frompulmonary or laryngeal tuberculosis. It is to be regretted that theParliamentary bodies have not resolved to extend these regulations alsoto cases of sickness, certainly representing a direct danger to the sur-roundings. Every where this is recognized as being a decided short-coming, especially as, un
RMPFN2BD–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. RUDBECKIA RUELLIA 1589 tremely durable and seem in harmony with such sur- 5. hirta, Linn. Black-eyed Susan. Yellow Daisy. roundings. Rudbeckias are easily increased by seeds, Biennial or annual, 1-3 ft. high: Ivs. 2-5 in. long: rays cuttings or division. - c.KoKy. golden yellow, sometimes orange at base. Dry
RM2APYJAP–Mrs Ben Goerion at Floriade, during the tour at the Rosarium Date: 23 June 1960 Keywords: Roundings Personal name: Rosarium Institution name: Floriade
RM2AR1KB2–New fire station to Jan van Schaffelaar plantsoen Mayor Van Hall at tour Date: December 20, 1965 Keywords: fire station, roundings Personal name: Hall, Gijs van
RM2ARRA88–Queen Juliana opens the DAF factory in Born Tour through the factory Date: 27 June 1968 Location: Born Keywords: factories, queens, roundings
RM2AJ677J–Living London; its work and its play, its humour and and its pathos, its sights and its scenes; . shut behind us to exclude thewarmer airs without, we are in a longvaulted passage that strikes us as distinctlychilly, and massive doors open from it intovarious cold chambers. There are forty-seven of these chambers,opening on a series of those chilly passages.Go into one,and your sur-roundings be-come Arcticimmediatel).The moisturein the air hascondensedround all therefrigeratorpipes acrossthe ceiling intoa crisp coatingof snow thatglistens bleaklyin the whiteglare of theelectric light;walls and
RMPFMG31–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. BUDBECKIA RUELLIA 1589 tremely durable and seem in harmony with such sur- roundings. Rudbeckias are easily increased by seeds, cuttings or division. ^ q Egan.. 2216. Rubus dumetorum, an Old World Dewberry (X %). Page 1587 A. Base of tipper li<s. cordate-clasp- 1. amplexicaulis B Base of upper Irs. not cordat
RM2ARRA9R–Queen Juliana opens the DAF factory in Born Tour through the factory Date: 27 June 1968 Location: Born Keywords: factories, queens, roundings
RM2AJ5JCN–Six Greek sculptors . tations. The generalproportions of the body are such as we should look forin a Lysippean work1—the small head and the litheand active but somewhat slender proportions of bodyand limbs—and the well-balanced poise of the figureincreases this appearance of lightness. The sketchy butmasterly modelling contrasts strongly with the ratherlaboured anatomy of the Apoxyomenos, and serves atonce to relegate the latter to the more academic sur-roundings of the Hellenistic age. But it is above all in the treatment and expression ofthe face that the Agias gives us a new conception ofth
RM2AR7RFX–Prins Bernhard opened building Safe Traffic in Hilversum, during the tour Date: May 17, 1963 Location: Hilversum Keywords: buildings, openings, princes, roundings Personal name: Bernhard, prince Institution name: Safe Traffic Netherlands
RM2AWH5GC–Diseases of the nervous system .. . orderof the hemispheres, usually making two bends (the superior and inferiorgenu of the sulcus centralis) and then runs downward terminating a littleabove the horizontal limb of the Sylvian fissure. The two principal fissuresare chiefly located upon the median surface of the occipital lobe, and arethe fissura parieto-occipitalis which usually extends somewhat upon the lateralsurface, and the fissura calcarina, these uniting at an acute angle and termi-nating immediately below the splenium of the corpus callosum, in the sur-roundings of which in the cortex, t
RM2AR7RDJ–Prins Bernhard opened building Safe Traffic in Hilversum, during the tour Date: May 17, 1963 Location: Hilversum Keywords: buildings, openings, princes, roundings Personal name: Bernhard, prince Institution name: Safe Traffic Netherlands
![The Gardener's monthly and horticulturist . ouse Hardening. SEASONABLE HINTS. We must remember that gardening is notmerely the growing of a pretty flower. Wecannot have gardening without flowers, true, but the taste displayed in the arrangements and sur-roundings is what constitutes the fine art. Aroom or window full of flowers is a beautifulsight; but the pleasure is heightened tenfoldwhen some taste is displayed in the arrangement. 1877.] AND HORTICULTURIST. 71 Of late years this has been more fully recognizedthan it once was, and therefore plants with noth-ing but leaves to recommend them, Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AWEDPW/the-gardeners-monthly-and-horticulturist-ouse-hardening-seasonable-hints-we-must-remember-that-gardening-is-notmerely-the-growing-of-a-pretty-flower-wecannot-have-gardening-without-flowers-true-but-the-taste-displayed-in-the-arrangements-and-sur-roundings-is-what-constitutes-the-fine-art-aroom-or-window-full-of-flowers-is-a-beautifulsight-but-the-pleasure-is-heightened-tenfoldwhen-some-taste-is-displayed-in-the-arrangement-1877-and-horticulturist-71-of-late-years-this-has-been-more-fully-recognizedthan-it-once-was-and-therefore-plants-with-noth-ing-but-leaves-to-recommend-them-2AWEDPW.jpg "The Gardener's monthly and horticulturist . ouse Hardening. SEASONABLE HINTS. We must remember that gardening is notmerely the growing of a pretty flower. Wecannot have gardening without flowers, true, but the taste displayed in the arrangements and sur-roundings is what constitutes the fine art. Aroom or window full of flowers is a beautifulsight; but the pleasure is heightened tenfoldwhen some taste is displayed in the arrangement. 1877.] AND HORTICULTURIST. 71 Of late years this has been more fully recognizedthan it once was, and therefore plants with noth-ing but leaves to recommend them, Stock Photo")
RM2AWEDPW–The Gardener's monthly and horticulturist . ouse Hardening. SEASONABLE HINTS. We must remember that gardening is notmerely the growing of a pretty flower. Wecannot have gardening without flowers, true, but the taste displayed in the arrangements and sur-roundings is what constitutes the fine art. Aroom or window full of flowers is a beautifulsight; but the pleasure is heightened tenfoldwhen some taste is displayed in the arrangement. 1877.] AND HORTICULTURIST. 71 Of late years this has been more fully recognizedthan it once was, and therefore plants with noth-ing but leaves to recommend them,
RM2AR7REA–Prins Bernhard opened building Safe Traffic in Hilversum, during the tour Date: May 17, 1963 Location: Hilversum Keywords: buildings, openings, princes, roundings Personal name: Bernhard, prince Institution name: Safe Traffic Netherlands
RM2AM04M4–The Pharmaceutical era . or the most [nirt recounting oldeiiierieiiees of former iiieiiings. The niemlx-rs of the State Assm-iation were active in firomoting the pleasures of all. and are to be congrata-ated on the success of their efforts. The entertainmeotclosed near the miilnight hour, adding another to thepleasant train of A. Ih. .. nuinories. SECOND GENERAL SESSION. Weilnesday Morning, August li.i.—By the time of open-ing of the second general session the members had be-come better acquainted with each other and their sur-roundings, and the meetings began to present more ani-mation and v
RM2AWJBF1–The Standard guide to StAugustine and Fort MarionPractical information for tourists, descriptions of all points of interests; and an historical summary . picturesque inFlorida. In the early morning and at sunset the fort and its sur-roundings present a scene of beauty well worth the journey tobehold. The fort is of coquina, and was built to defend St. Angus- 8o The Standard Guide. tine from the approach of an enemy by way of Matanzas Inlet. Itwas among the Spanish fortifications enumerated by Oglethorpewhen he wrote to the King of England for instructions to proceedagainst and destroy St. Augu
RM2AKYP9X–Architect and engineer . enwork together in producing the charm of acountry place that fits into its natural sur-roundings so well as to actually become apart of the landscape. This result is attained by producing theeffect of the prototype rather than by at-tempting to reproduce a copy of the proto-type itself. The architecture does not actu-ally follow an historical style but does very strikingly illustrate many of the essentialqualities of a very distinctive type of in-formal English architecture. The generaleffect of the English treatment of brick-work and rustic timber is preserved, butwi
RM2AN63NM–Standard guide to Cuba : a new and complete guide to the island of Cuba, with maps, illustrations, routes of travel, history, and an English-Spanish phrase book . ion. But however remote from the life ofHavana the Carcel may have been when it was established, the growthof the town and the extension of the park systems have given it a con-spicuousness and nearness to the citys pleasure grounds which areseriously deprecated. It thrusts itself upon the notice of the throngsof the Prado and the Malecon, and is out of harmony with the sur-roundings. The American government of intervention entertain
![Living London; its work and its play, its humour and and its pathos, its sights and its scenes; . sur-roundings. These men are a r,rt of thehuman wreckage which In- some strangeuiidrr - currents drift into the ICast - End.lUit most of the lodgers are ])alpablylabourers and waterside workers. If anyproiif of that were needed, it would befound in the fict that about 500 men wentfrom the homes to South .frica at the callto arms. Leaiiig the east, we may go to thewest — to I lammersmith Road, where issituated the fourth of the series of RowtonHouses, th(.>se admirable poor mens hotelswhich, Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AJ7TG0/living-london-its-work-and-its-play-its-humour-and-and-its-pathos-its-sights-and-its-scenes-sur-roundings-these-men-are-a-rrt-of-thehuman-wreckage-which-in-some-strangeuiidrr-currents-drift-into-the-icast-endluit-most-of-the-lodgers-are-alpablylabourers-and-waterside-workers-if-anyproiif-of-that-were-needed-it-would-befound-in-the-fict-that-about-500-men-wentfrom-the-homes-to-south-frica-at-the-callto-arms-leaiiig-the-east-we-may-go-to-thewest-to-i-lammersmith-road-where-issituated-the-fourth-of-the-series-of-rowtonhouses-thgtse-admirable-poor-mens-hotelswhich-2AJ7TG0.jpg "Living London; its work and its play, its humour and and its pathos, its sights and its scenes; . sur-roundings. These men are a r,rt of thehuman wreckage which In- some strangeuiidrr - currents drift into the ICast - End.lUit most of the lodgers are ])alpablylabourers and waterside workers. If anyproiif of that were needed, it would befound in the fict that about 500 men wentfrom the homes to South .frica at the callto arms. Leaiiig the east, we may go to thewest — to I lammersmith Road, where issituated the fourth of the series of RowtonHouses, th(.>se admirable poor mens hotelswhich, Stock Photo")
RM2AJ7TG0–Living London; its work and its play, its humour and and its pathos, its sights and its scenes; . sur-roundings. These men are a r,rt of thehuman wreckage which In- some strangeuiidrr - currents drift into the ICast - End.lUit most of the lodgers are ])alpablylabourers and waterside workers. If anyproiif of that were needed, it would befound in the fict that about 500 men wentfrom the homes to South .frica at the callto arms. Leaiiig the east, we may go to thewest — to I lammersmith Road, where issituated the fourth of the series of RowtonHouses, th(.>se admirable poor mens hotelswhich,
RM2AJ6783–Portrait and biographical album of Jackson County, Michigan : containing full page portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the County together with portraits & biographies of all the governors of the State and of the presidents of the United States . at Albion, CalhounCounty, now converted into Albion College. Hehas devoted his life to the pursuit of agriculture,and during his latter years has demonstrated theusefulness of his early training amid jiioneer sur-roundings. The marriage of our subject and Miss EmmaAnderson took place November 18, 1857. Thebr
RM2ANHF1F–History of mediæval art . of Arabia, they are so totally distinct fromthe older works of the Mohammedans in Spain that it is impos-sible to assume them to have been developed from the style ofAbderrahman. The peculiar forms of the Alhambra could onlyhave originated in the neighborhood of the desert, in such sur-roundings as those provided by the northern coast of Africa. 192 MOHAMMEDAN ART. Sicily was early brought under the sway of the Moslems byinvasions from Kairvan, the oldest centre of Mohammedanism inAfrica. The island was conquered between the years 802 and 878,and, by the wisdom and en
RM2AGE5A5–. Light and lighting. of stupidity. Neitherseems to have appreciated the true causeof the mishap. The work on which thefirst operator had been engaged had ahighly polished surface strongly reflectingall the intense light concentrated uponit. When he turned his eyes from thisbright material to the rest of the roomthe comparative darkness of the sur-roundings made it difficult for him todistinguish the casting. To this hissubsequent mistake was due. The inci-dent may seem a trivial one, but the samething probably occurs in many workshopsover the country, and probably it is onlyan exceptionally w
RM2AFRFHT–. Rome : its rise and fall ; a text-book for high schools and colleges. ur springs and the beauty of its sur-roundings, became crowded withthe pleasure-seekers of the capital.These bathing-towns, as was almostinevitable, acquired an unenviablereputation as hotbeds of vice andshameless indulgence. The Roman thermae, after suffer-ing repeated spoliation at the handsof successive robbers, have, for themost part, sunk into heaps of rub-bish. Many of their beautiful marbleswere carried off by different Greek emperors to Constan-tinople. Charlemagne decorated his palace at Aix-la-Chapelle with colum
RM2AN4TB7–Labrador, the country and the people . shmen brought over in theearlier period of the Hudsons Bay Company were a notablefailure in adaptability to the conditions, remaining ahen tothe life and seeking usually a final escape from their sur-roundings. Analysis of the deeper affinities of the language must beleft to the linguist; superficially it does not appear to havea common origin with any of the European tongues. Itmust be supposed that articulation, at least, is affected byclimate and mode of life, as is physiognomy as well in thecase of dwellers upon wind-blown plains. A relation mayexist
RM2AFRRW6–. With Nansen in the north; a record of the Fram expedition in 1893-96. a Southern look aboutthem, and we werquite agreed tha.t bella-donna does not haveanything like such abeautifying effect uponthem as coal-shifting. We were beginningto make up our minds that we were shut in, and that these would be ourquarters for the winter, with almost the same sur-roundings as now. Observations for determining ourposition were taken as often as the fog or the overcastsky permitted. The slush ice between the floes wasfrozen, and it seemed almost as if the ship was be-ginning to be exposed a bit to the pre
RM2AFMJNA–. Some facts concerning York and York County : a sesqui-centennial memento. lves in a few minutes and at a trifling cost 4^ York and in contact with refreshing country sur-roundings. To this may be added, for thosedesiring it, the enjoyment of a dance, or, ata very small additional charge, a theatricalor operatic performance in one of the twopretty pavilions with which the park is pro-vided. York is satisfied with its telephone service.It has the rare advantage of competition.The telephone monopoly is perhaps peculiarin this,—that the larger the town and themore telephones there are to be oper
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