GROUND SOURCE HEAT PUMP SUPPLIERS - HEAT PUMP SUPPLIERS
Ground source heat pump suppliers - Medela pump style breast pump.
Ground Source Heat Pump Suppliers
- The ground or soil below the frost line is being used as the heat source or heat sink for a heat pump.
Solar heat stored in the ground that can be utilised by heat pumps (see Borehole).
- A device that transfers heat from a colder area to a hotter area by using mechanical energy, as in a refrigerator
- A heat pump is a machine or device that moves heat from one location (the 'source') at a lower temperature to another location (the 'sink' or 'heat sink') at a higher temperature using mechanical work or a high-temperature heat source.
- A device which uses compression and decompression of gas to heat and/or cool a house.
- apparatus that extracts heat from a liquid that is at a higher temperature than its surroundings; can be used to transfer heat from a reservoir outside in order to heat a building
- (Supplier) a company that offer travel services to the general public.
- (supplier) someone whose business is to supply a particular service or commodity
- A supply chain is a system of organizations, people, technology, activities, information and resources involved in moving a product or service from supplier to customer.
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MCG Hawthorn vs Lions in the old Fitzroy jumper 11 August 2007
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Melbourne Cricket Ground
Source: Go to the National Heritage List for more information.
Identifier: 105885
Location: Brunton Av, Jolimont
Local
Government: Melbourne City
State: VIC
Country: Australia
Statement of
Significance: The Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) was established in 1853 when Lieutenant-Governor La Trobe provided 10 acres of land in Yarra Park to the Melbourne Cricket Club. In the intervening 150 years the MCG has developed into one of the largest, most recognisable and modern sports stadiums in the world.
The MCG is the home of the Melbourne Cricket Club, the first cricket club in Victoria and a major contributor to the development of cricket in Victoria and Australia from the middle of the nineteenth century. The Melbourne Cricket Club organised the inaugural inter-colonial first-class cricket match between Victoria and New South Wales on the MCG in 1856. The first test match between Australia and England was also played on the MCG in 1877.
In 1858 Tom Wills and other members of the Melbourne Cricket Club devised the rules of the Melbourne Football Club, which became the codified rules of Australian Rules football. Football was played on the MCG for the first time in 1859 and since the late nineteenth century the MCG has been the symbolic home of football, first in Victoria and, with the establishment of the Australian Football League, in Australia as a whole.
The MCG has become associated with many of the finest sporting achievements of Australia’s, and many of the world’s greatest athletes. It was the site of the 1956 Olympic Games, the first in the southern hemisphere.
There is a continuity of use of the MCG for domestic cricket from 1856, international cricket from 1877, and Australian Rules football since the 1880s. Spectator and playing facilities at the ground have evolved to support on-going use and contemporary standards. Of the little remaining pre-1992 fabric, approximately 30% of the wrought iron fence around the playing arena, dating from 1884, is in situ and is a significant aspect of the place.
The significance of the MCG extends far beyond that of a mere sports stadium. It is an integral part of the fabric of Melbourne and the nation, and has gained an egalitarian image as ‘the people’s ground’.
Description: The Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) is the largest sporting arena in the city of Melbourne and has the highest seating capacity of any outdoor stadium in Australia. It is used principally for international and domestic cricket and Australian Rules football. It was the main stadium for the 1956 Olympic Games and in March 2006 will be the centrepiece of the 2006 Commonwealth Games.
The MCG playing surface is an oval, 160 metres long and 138 metres wide at its centre. It is a natural (grass) surface and a turf cricket pitch is prepared and dropped in to the playing arena for international and domestic cricket. The oval is surrounded by a metal railing fence.
A major redevelopment of spectator facilities at the ground commenced in 1990. Current spectator facilities consist of the Great Southern Stand, completed in 1992, and the new Ponsford and Northern Stands which commenced in 2002 and have been progressively opened for public use. The final stage of construction, the Northern Stand, is due for completion in January 2006.
The redevelopment has involved demolition of the Western Stand (Ponsford Stand), the Members’ Stand and the Northern Stand (Olympic) to allow for new stands on the western and northern sides of the ground. When the new Northern Stand is completed in January 2006, the capacity of the stadium will be restored to 100,000 seats. The new grandstands incorporate many of today’s most advanced design features and provide world-class viewing facilities for spectators. The Great Southern Stand won the Royal Australian Institute of Architects (RAIA) Sir Zelman Cowan Award for public buildings and the RAIA Victorian Chapter Award in 1992.
The erection of six lighting towers, first used in February 1985, has enabled both cricket and football to be played at night.
VHR Statement of Significance
What is significant?
The Melbourne Cricket Ground was established in 1853 when 10 acres of land at Yarra Park in Jolimont was set aside for the use of the Melbourne Cricket Club, the purpose of the reserve being 'to promote the recreation and amusement of the people and ... to provide a site or place for the playing of cricket within the City of Melbourne in our said Colony.' Since 1862, the ground has been administered by a government-appointed trust (the MCG Trust) which continues to delegate its day-to-day management to the Melbourne Cricket Club. From its beginnings as a simple paddock-like ground with a modest pavilion and with limited grandstand and other facilities scattered around the perimeter, the Melbourne Cricket Ground has evolved and expanded through a process of phased redev
17. La Source
Maurice was at Zola's place. He told me, solemnly :
- Now that you have collected the informations from my friends, you have to reformulate the original fairy song.
Then you will go to La Source 'The Spring of Truth'. There, you will sing the song.
La Source will translate the lyrics into the ancient Fairy language. If the message that you will have delivered is correct, then La Source will show you where the Stone is. The exact place will appear to you.
- And if my message is not correct ?
- Oh... nothing will happen. You will have failed in your quest.
...
"Oh La Source, Spring of truth
I am here to serve you and the truth.
The forest is my home and the nature is my world.
I stand here at the dawn,
waiting for the sun to rise
or the rain to pour.
warm the leaves of the tree,
refresh the roots in the ground.
Oh La source, Spring of Truth,
I abandon myself to you,
in this home and this world
in the mist of your clear water.
be your servant for ever"
... then the unbelievable happened.
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