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Primitive Style: Folk-Art Quilts and Other Finery

Jenifer Gaston

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Create a warm and welcoming personal space with designs from Jenifer Gaston, creative director and...

Agronomy Calculus

Productivity and Utilities

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Two ways to design irrigation agronomic! In metric units and USA. This useful application responds...

AgroClimate

Weather and Utilities

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The AgroClimate project focuses on the development of climate and weather-based solutions for...

Ross (3284 KP) rated Stooges by The Stooges in Music

Jun 8, 2020 (Updated Apr 8, 2021)

Stooges by The Stooges

1969 | Rock

9.4

(5 Ratings)

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Rolling Stone's 185th greatest album of all time (488th in the 2020 list)

I was really surprised this came out in the 60s. I would have assumed it came out just before punk broke properly in the late 70s. Considering some of the music coming out of America at that same time, for this to come out with its passion and anger is frankly astounding. I Wanna Be Your Dog is a rock and roll classic, as is No Fun. It beggars belief how long it took British bands to cotton on to this new style of music.

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Introduction to Integrated Pest Management

M.L. Flint and R. van den Bosch

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Integrated control of pests was practiced early in this century, well before anyone thought to call...

Bubba Gee (147 KP) rated Brass: Lancashire in Tabletop Games

Jun 19, 2019

Brass: Lancashire

2007 | Economic, Business / Industrial, Transportation

7.7

(3 Ratings)

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Plenty o Brass

This is a very deep game, on the surface it seems simple, build a few coal mines, some foundrys, a port or two and a cotton mill. And then link your towns to make a network.
In reality it will stretch you to the limits of strategising, you will always be trying to think 2 to 3 moves ahead while also watching what your opponents are doing and trying to guess what direction they're heading with their network, as anyone who has played knows that the ship is often key to winning.
I would reccomend to anyone who likes tabletop strategy games.