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Chainsaw Safety – Sawmills (1 of 2) (Korean)

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This video describes in detail the fundamentals of safe chainsaw operation in sawmills, including saw selection, personal protective equipment, saw maintenance, saw operation, and cutting hazards.

WorkSafeBC – Korean translation

Bush Mechanics | 4×4 Australia

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When you travel in remote areas and things go wrong, correct practice and OH&S might go out the window but so long as it keeps you on the track and no one gets hurt, it’s all good.

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More dependable than a LandCruiser; with more grunt than a Hemi Wrangler, and tougher than a Nissan Patrol – 4X4 Australia delivers the best 4×4 action and information for the keen explorer.

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Basic automotive electrical tools

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these are some tools i bought and a great man once told me that in this field no matter how complicated the job in, stick to the basics and will lead you to solving the problem. once you know how to master these tools, they can be very effective! please subscribe!!!

Bushcraft Hunter – Product Report

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A product review and report on the Bushcraft Hunter knife produced by Gary Wines (winesknives.co.uk) following field testing by Bush Lore Australia.

How The Era Of Food Safety Regulation Is Affecting Small Farms and Rural Communities In Maine

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Common Ground Country Fair – Sunday, September 26

Everyone is for safer food, right? But what if food safety regulations designed to meet the problems and fit the economics of large-scale industrial agriculture (think 5-acre manure lagoons, mechanically harvesting hundreds of acres of lettuce mix, etc.) are applied in a one-size-fits-all manner to small organic farms in Maine as well? Small-scale, sustainable agriculture, noted for not creating food safety problems as well as for being a beacon of hope for rural economies and communities in Maine, is potentially threatened by expensive and onerous food safety legislation designed to “fix” big agriculture.

Join us for an informative panel discussion with: Russell Libby, Executive Director of MOFGA, who has logged countless hours trying to get Congress to understand the big picture; Dave Colson, long-time MOFGA Board Member, President of MOFGA Certification Services, and owner of New Leaf Farm in Durham; and Stew Smith, Agricultural Economist at the University of Maine in Orono, and past Maine Commissioner of Agriculture. A question and answer period will follow the panel discussion. Davis Taylor, professor of ecological economics, community sustainability, and economic development at College of the Atlantic, will moderate the panel discussion.

Australian Lizards and fauna

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Washing Yarn to make it soft tutorial

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How does hail form? | Weather Word of the Week

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OH HAIL NO! We have one HAIL of a word for you this week. It comes from Andrew Sitrin, who wants to know what hail is. So – let’s find out what the hail is going on.

I’m Storm Shield Meteorologist Jason Meyers, and hail is precipitation in the form of balls or irregular lumps of ice formed when liquid precipitation freezes, adding layers of ice as it is lifted and cooled within a thunderstorm.

All thunderstorms have an updraft and a downdraft. Hail forms when that updraft is strong enough to lift raindrops high enough into the storm where they freeze, then begin to fall again before being lifted high into the cloud. This process repeats itself until the hail stone becomes too heavy to be lifted again.

That’s why hail stones appear layered when you cut into them, and the stronger the storm and its updraft, the larger the hail.

In the United States, hail is considered severe when it reaches one inch in diameter or larger. The biggest hail stone on record fell in South Dakota on July 23, 2010 and measured a whopping 8 inches in diameter.

Most hail is much smaller than that record-breaker, but it can still do significant damage, and it causes about a billion dollars in property and crop damages every year.

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