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Dymkovo toys, also known as the Vyatka toys or Kirov toys (?????????? ???????, ??????? ???????, ????????? ??????? in Russian) are moulded painted clay figures of people and animals (sometimes in the form of a pennywhistle). It is one of the old Russian folk art handicrafts, which still exists in a village of Dymkovo near Kirov (former Vyatka). Traditionally, the Dymkovo toys are made by women.
The tradition of making pennywhistles in the form of a horse, a horserider, and a bird goes back to the ancient magic ritual images and has to do with the agricultural calendar holidays. Later on, little figures lost their magic meaning and turned into toys for children, the making of which would become an artistic handicraft. Up until the 20th century, this toy production had been timed to the spring fair called ?????????, or whistler (first recorded mentioning took place in 1811). In the late 19th century, this handicraft fell into decline because the Dymkovo toys had been forced out of the market by the factory-made moulded plaster statuettes, which imitated porcelain articles. During the Soviet times, the Dymkovo handicraft was revived. In 1933, they organized an artel called ??????? ??????? (The Vyatka Toy), which would turn into a workshop of the Artistic Fund of the RSFSR (?????????????? ???? ?????). These days, the Dymkovo toys are known as a popular Russian souvenir.
The Dymkovo toys are moulded from a mixture of local potter's clay and river sand. The parts of a toy are then fastened together with watery clay. After the toys are dried and tempered in a furnace, they are whitewashed with chalk diluted in milk, then painted with tempera (before 1953, the artists used aniline paints ground with eggs) in 4 to 10 (or more) colors, and decorated with gold leafs.
Modern Dymkovo toys include ancient motifs, as well as those of the second half of the 19th century, such as ?????? (barynyas, or landladies), ?????? (nyanki, or nannies), ????????? (vodonoski, or female watercarriers) and others. In the 1930s, the Dymkovo toys began to depict fairy tales and contemporary lifestyle. There were also multi-character compositions on stands, figures of people taller than 30 cm and others. Massive, abstract, and somewhat grotesque forms of the Dymkovo toys are emphasized by ruffles, puffed collars, and other features. Improvised bright painting of the toys represents a geometric ornament of circles, checks, and dots of different colors and sizes.
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English musical groups
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The English musical groups category is for groups that were founded in England. It may also apply to groups which were founded elsewhere, but which include English musicians. It does not apply to groups which were founded elsewhere, but had their main success in England.
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Dirth
The Dirty Mac
Dirty Pretty Things (band)
Dislocation Dance
The Displacements
Distant Cousins
Do Me Bad Things
Doctor Father
Doctor Spin
The Dodge Brothers
The Dodgems
The Doggs
Dogs (British band)
The Dogs D'Amour
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Dome (band)
Doom (UK band)
Downliners Sect
DragonForce
Dragons (band)
The Dream Academy
Dream Command
Dream Machine (band)
Drill (UK Band)
Drum Theatre
Dual Control
The Dualers
Dubblehead
Dubstar
Ducks Deluxe
Duels (band)
The Dukes of Stratosphear
Dum Dums (band)
The Dunn Thing
The Durutti Column
Dustin's Bar Mitzvah
Dutch Uncles
Dweeb (band)
The Dylans
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E-Z Rollers
EMF (band)
The Eagles (UK band)
Earl Brutus
Earthworks (band)
East 17
Easy Cure
Eat (band)
Eat Static
Echobelly
The Echoes
Edison Lighthouse
The Edmund Fitzgerald (band)
Edsel Auctioneer
Edward II (band)
Edwards Hand
Egg (band)
Eighth Wonder
Elastica
Elbow (band)
Electrafixion
Electralyte
Electrelane
The Electric Soft Parade
Electric Wizard
Elle Milano
Ellery Bop
E cont.
Elliot Minor
Ellis, Beggs, & Howard
Embrace (English band)
The End (UK band)
Energia (band)
Engineers (band)
England's Glory (band)
English Congregation
English Freakbeat series
English Freakbeat, Volume 1
English Freakbeat, Volume 2
English Freakbeat, Volume 3
English Freakbeat, Volume 4
English Freakbeat, Volume 5
English Freakbeat, Volume 6
Enter Shikari
Envy & Other Sins
Epping Forest Pipe Band
The Equals
Erasure
Eric Zann
The Escape Club
The Escorts (Liverpool band)
Eskimos and Egypt
Etchingham Steam Band
Eternal (band)
Eurythmics
Everything but the Girl
Everything on red
Ewigkeit (music project)
Ex Pistols
Exile Parade
Existend
The Expelled
Eyeless in Gaza (band)
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FC (band)
Fad Gadget
Fairfield Parlour
Faithless
The Fall (band)
The Fallout Trust
Family (band)
The Family Dogg
The Family Mahone
Fancy (band)
Fans of Kate
The Farm (band)
The Farmer's Boys
Fastway (band)
Fat Les
Fat Truckers
Fatal Microbes
The Favours
Fear of Music (band)
Felix & Arty
Fiction Plane
Field Music
Fightstar
Fin (band)
Final (band)
Finders Keepers (band)
Fine Young Cannibals
Fingathing
Fire + Ice
The Fireman
The Firm (Star Trekkin')
The Firm (band)
F cont.
The First Class
The Fits
Five Knuckle
Five Star
Fivepenny Piece
The Fixations
Ken Gamby
The Fixx
The Flaming Stars
Flannel (band)
Flash (band)
Flask (band)
The Flatmates
Flesh for Lulu
Fletch Cadillac
Flipron
A Flock of Seagulls
Flotation Toy Warning
The Flower Pot Men
Flowered Up
Flowers For Agatha
The Flowers of Romance (band)
Fluffy (band)
Fluke (band)
Flux Of Pink Indians
The Flying Machine (band)
Flying Saucer Attack
Foals
The Foamers
The Focus Group
Foghat
Folk Face
Fonda 500
Fony
Forefather
A Formal Sigh
The Fortunes
?Forward, Russia!
Four Bucketeers
The Four Pennies
Four Poofs and a Piano
The Fourmost
Frank (band)
Frank Chickens
Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Fraser Hayes Four
Frazier Chorus
Freak Power
Freddie and the Dreamers
Free Diamonds
Freemasons (band)
Freestylers
The French (band)
Fretblanket
Fretwork (music group)
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Labia piercing
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Labia piercing
Location
Labia minora, labia majora
Jewelry
Captive bead ring
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Labia piercings are a type of female genital piercing. This piercing can be placed either through the labia minora or the labia majora. They are one of the simpler and more common genital piercings performed on women, and are often pierced in symmetrical pairs. Like all genital piercings, depending on jewellery and placement, they may provide additional stimulation to one or both partners during sexual intercourse.
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1 Comparing piercings of labia major, minora
2 Jewelry
3 History and culture
4 See also
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Comparing piercings of labia major, minora
Labia majora piercings heal more slowly than labia minora piercings, depending on the anatomy of the individual. They also tend to be more painful as there is more tissue to pierce through. Stretching of labia minora piercing may occur on its own, but more likely would have to be a manual process.
Jewelry
Almost any type of jewelry can be found in labia piercings, although rings are the most commonly used jewelry, both as initial jewelry, and on a long-term basis. Both types of labia piercings can be stretched to accommodate large jewelry; the wearing of heavy jewelry in these piercings may be a form of ongoing or temporary sexual stimulation. Both types can also be stretched to accommodate flesh tunnel or plug style jewelry.
Jewelry worn in labia piercings may have a fetish purpose. Rings or other specialised jewelry may be worn to occlude access to the vagina, as a form of short-term or long-term non-surgical infibulation. Other chastity devices might also be worn that make use of the piercing, sometimes incorporating locks.
History and culture
There is little direct evidence of pre-contemporary practice of labia piercings, outside of anecdotal reports of the use of these piercings as chastity devices. Like many genital piercings, the contemporary origin of labia piercing resides in the BDSM culture that gave rise to the resurgence of body piercing in contemporary society. In contemporary practice, these piercings often simply fill a decorative role, rather than a purely sexual one.
This piercing plays a prominent role in the French erotic novel, Story of O. The heroine, O, has a hole pierced through a labium, through which a stainless-steel ring is inserted. Another ring is linked to it, and to that, a metal disk with identifying information on it, including the name of her Master, the mysterious Sir Stephen.
See also
Body piercing
Labia stretching
v?d?eBody piercing
Piercing methods
Contemporary piercing procedures ? Body piercing materials ? Stretching ? Play piercing ? Pocketing ? Surface piercing ? Ear piercing gun
Ear piercings
Tragus ? Antitragus ? Snug ? Daith ? Conch ? Helix ? Rook ? Industrial
Facial and oral piercings
Cheek ? Eyebrow ? Anti-eyebrow ? Lip (Labret ? Lip plate ? Lip frenulum ? Monroe ? Medusa) ? Nose (Bridge) ? Tongue (Tongue frenulum) ? Uvula
Body piercings
Corset ? Hand web ? Hip ? Madison ? Navel ? Nipple ? Nape
Female genital piercings
Christina ? Clitoris ? Clitoral hood ? Triangle ? Fourchette ? Isabella ? Labia ? Nefertiti ? Princess Albertina
Male genital piercings
Ampallang ? Apadravya ? Hafada ? Foreskin ? Deep shaft ? Dolphin ? Dydoe ? Frenum ? Frenum ladder ? Guiche ? Lorum ? Magic cross ? Prince Albert ? Reverse Prince Albert ? Pubic ? Transscrotal
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Brooks Steam Motors
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Brooks Steam Motors, Ltd. was a Canadian manufacturer of steam cars established in March 1923. Its cars more closely resembled the Stanley Steamers in terms of engineering rather than the more sophisticated Doble steam cars. The company was formed from the defunct Detroit Steam Motors Corporation.
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1 History
1.1 Planned models
1.2 Technology
1.3 Brooks steam buses
1.4 The end of Brooks
2 See also
3 External links
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History
The company and its car were named for an American financier, Oland J. Brooks, who had relocated from Buffalo, New York, to Toronto in 1920. His main area of business was finance and second mortgages, carried on by the Banking Service Corporation, Ltd.
In September 1923 a prototype car was shown at the Toronto Exhibition and the following month an agreement was reached with the city of Stratford, Ontario to purchase a former threshing machine factory for $55,000. At the same time an executive office was set up in suites 13057 of the Canadian Pacific Railway Building in Toronto.
Planned models
Brooks planned to manufacture three lines of cars, Models 1,2 and 3.
The smallest, the Model 1, had a 112-inch (2,800mm) wheelbase and an 18-inch (460mm) boiler, and prices were to being at $1,000. Variants were planned, including a four-passenger touring car and a two-passenger roadter, plus closed-body styles comprising a coupe, a four-passenger brougham and a five-passenger sedan. The specifications closely matched the smallest model of the defunct Trask-Detroit steam car.
The Model 2 had a longer 122-inch (3,100mm) wheelbase and a 20-inch (510mm) boiler. The open models were a four-passenger sports car and a five-passenger touring car. Three closed-body models were proposed: a four-passenger brougham, a five-passenger sedan and a town car. The wheels were to be Budd-Michelin steel disc type. Again, the specifications bore a close resemblance to the Trask-Detroit, in this case the larger prototype.
The Model 3 was to use a 122-inch (3,100mm) wheelbase as per the Model 2, but with a larger 23-inch (580mm) boiler. The open body models were also to be as per the Model 2, with a seven-passenger closed-body touring car. Again, all cars were to be fitted with Budd-Michelin steel disc wheels. The color choices were limited and identical to the Model 2: open-body cars could be blue (one shade being named "Brooks Blue") or maroon, while closed-body cars were available in another two shades of blue. Other colours could be supplied but would require six weeks' notice.
In the event only a single Brooks model was produced, which could best be described as a combination of the Model 2's engine and the Model 3's weight. One touring car was a prototype (and appeared to have been a renamed Trask-Detroit), while the rest were five-passenger sedans. The standard colour was black.
Technology
Brooks' first chief engineer was steam expert Eric Delling (who also formed a car company). He styled the Brooks' power plant after the Stanley two-cylinder engine, rather than the more sophisticated (and costly to produce) Doble. The Brooks was reported as being more robust than the Stanley steam cars, its boiler being wound with piano wire to strengthen it, but the boiler was undersized for the car's mass, making too little steam to propel the 3,800lb (1,700kg) car much above 35 - 40mph (64km/h).
The Brooks cars were distinguished by their fabric bodies constructed from Meritas brand cloth by the American Auto Trimming Company in Walkerville, Ontario, Meritas being a composite material formed from wire netting, two layers of wadding, canvas and an outer layer of two-ply artificial leather. There were no metal body panels. The fabric body's relatively light weight improved the cars' power-to-weight ratio and lowered the centre of gravity which improved stability. Brooks styled its fabric bodies as though they were metal, using a conventional three-window sedan shape with a certain quantity of chromed fittings.
The Brooks was an expensive car, with the sedan listed at $3,885 at a time when entry-level Pierce-Arrows could be purchased in Canada for $3,800.
Despite expectations of employing hundreds, by 1925 the factory had a mere 90 employees, with another 20 or so at service stations and showrooms in Montreal and Toronto. Most of the work was reported to consist of driving the cars throughout Canada, some accompanied by Oland J. Brooks, to promote the company. Branches were announced in various cities but may have only existed as agencies.
An English representative was appointed, and plans made to export the cars to Britain. One of the cars was shown at the October 1924 London automobile show, "Olympia", but the British price was ?996, at a time when an Itala sedan cost ?800 and a six-cylinder Packard ?775.
Brooks steam buses
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Torchiere
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A torchiere (tour-she-AIR or tour-SHARE), or torch lamp, is a lamp with a tall stand of wood or metal. Originally, torchieres were candelabra, usually with two or three lights. When it was first introduced in France towards the end of the 17th century the torchiere mounted one candle only, and when the number was doubled or tripled the improvement was regarded almost as a revolution in the lighting of large rooms.
Today, torchiere lamps use fluorescent or halogen light bulbs. Halogen torchieres usually have a TRIAC dimmer circuit built into the stem. The same circuit will not work in a fluorescent torchiere for the same reason that it won't work in other types of fluorescent applications. Namely, because the pulsing will cause the arc in the fluorescent tube to become erratic. This is overcome by adjusting the pulse-width modulation in the electronic ballast instead; and most fluorescent torchieres use this method.
Halogen torchieres have been banned in some places, such as dormitories, because of the large numbers of fires they have caused. Halogen bulbs operate at high temperatures and the tall height of the lamps bring them near flammable materials, such as curtains.
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