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The sitter was a great Indian shipbuilder and was the master-builder at Bombay Dockyard from 1792-1821, a post he shared with his cousin Framji Manackjee until the latters death in 1804. Although their work had been praised by successive British commanders-in-chief in India, from Admiral Sir Edward Hughes in 1781 onwards, the seal was set on Jamsetjee Bomanjees work when he laid down the Minden. This was the first ship of the line to be

Though his isn't a household name today, James B. Eads was the most famous engineer of his time. This biographical portrait of Eads, an episode of the American Experience series on PBS, follows his rags-to-riches story, in which he rose from working as a clerk in a small dry goods store to being a practical visionary who helped America become an industrial giant in the 19th century. Eads first gained national renown for building gunboats that hastened Union victory in the Civil War and followed that feat by building the world's first steel bridge, a revolutionary structure that crossed the Mississippi at St. Louis. Indeed, Eads's entire life was bound up with the mighty river, as a riverboat disaster helped define his early life, and in his later years he developed a scheme that kept the Mississippi free from silt, allowing New Orleans to develop into one of the major ports of the world. Despite his engineering brilliance, Eads was a deeply troubled man, and this film presents a balanced view of him. He was prone to emotional breakdowns, and an arrogant temperament led him into endless controversies as well as grandiose schemes, such as his unrealized plan to cross the isthmus of Panama with an enormous train that would carry ships overland. This is an entertaining and informative look at a man whose engineering projects truly changed American history. --Robert J. McNamara

Henrik Ibxsen's tale of an aging builder reaching for love, while clinging to a career on the vergeo fo collapse is astonishing for its power. This outstanding production stars E.G. Marshall, Lois Smith, Phyllis Love and Fred Stewart.

The Kreg Jig (K4) is the perfect choice for do-it-yourselfers and anyone new to Kreg Joinery. Whether you're building your first set of garage storage shelves or making simple repairs around the house, the Kreg Jig can help you finish the job in less time, and with far less effort than you ever thought possible. Its simple design gives you the confidence to start the project, and with joints as easy as "Drill. Drive. 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View larger.The Kreg Jig’s integrated clamping recess lets you easily secure the jig to your workbench. View larger.Kreg's patented 3-Hole Drill Guide can be removed and used where you need it most. View larger.Kreg Joinery: No Glue or Complicated Math RequiredThe Kreg Jig takes advantage of a technique called Kreg Joinery. Unlike other techniques, Kreg Joinery requires no glue, no complicated math, and no small army of clamps to make wood joints that will last.With Kreg Joinery, you can finish projects in hours instead of days. You won't spend any time clamping, waiting for glue to dry, or wading through complicated math. It essentially involves drilling a hole at an angle into one workpiece, and connecting it to another workpiece with a self-tapping screw.Amazingly Strong with Half the EffortUnlike mortise and tenons, dowels, and biscuits, the self-tapping screws inside of every Kreg Joint hold the stock together without glue. You don't have to worry about precisely lining up dowel holes, or spending hours cutting a perfect mortise and tenon--you simply drill the holes, drive the screws, and move on to the next project.And because what you see is what you get with Kreg Joinery, you won't spend all your time calculating stock-overlaps and dry-fitting individual workpieces. All you need is simple math to get fast and accurate results.Kreg Jig K4: Ideal for the DIYerThe Kreg Jig is designed specially for the do-it-yourselfer or anyone new to Kreg Joinery. It can be used for endless applications around the house, helping you to save time and effort.The Kreg Jig’s patented 3-Hole Drill Guide lets you make perfectly placed pocket-holes in a wide variety of material widths and thicknesses, without ever having to release the clamp and reposition the workpiece. Whether you're using one of Kreg's multi-purpose Face Clamps (sold separately) or any common bar clamp or c-clamp, the Kreg Jig's large clamping recess makes it easy to secure your jig to your workbench during use.For the hard-to-reach repair applications, or when you just want to take your work on the road, the jig's removable Drill Guide guarantees that you'll always have the right tool for the job.In addition to the Kreg Jig (model K4), Kreg offers serious wood workers the Kreg Jig Master System (model K3MS), the ultimate kit for Kreg Joinery. For basic woodworking or home improvement projects, the Kreg Jig Jr. (model R3) has what you need to get started.The Kreg DifferenceWhile each Kreg Jig has its own features designed to meet the particular needs of its users, all Kreg Jigs share a design and high-quality construction which add up to the "Kreg Difference."Kit includes everything you need to get started.Each Kreg Jig features hardened steel drill guides that carry a 100-percent lifetime guarantee. The body of each Kreg Jig is made from a heavy-duty glass-reinforced nylon that offers the resiliency and flexibility you need without sacrificing strength and durability.To create a cleaner pocket-hole and a more finished appearance, all Kreg Jigs shroud the bit and support the workpiece through 100-percent of the drill-stroke. The end result is minimal bit deflection, reduced tear-out, and a clean, pluggable Pocket-Hole fit for finished work.Every Kreg Jig also features an optimized 15 degree drilling angle designed to increase driving efficiency and minimize the overall size of the Pocket-Hole. This same Pocket-Hole can be created by the Kreg Jig in materials from 1/2- to 1-1/2 inches thick.The Kreg Jig includes a 30 Day Customer Satisfaction Guarantee and Lifetime Warranty on its Hardened Steel Drill Guide.What's in the BoxKreg Jig K4, stepped drill bit, 6-inch square driver, starter screw set, starter plug set, SkillBuilder DVD, Quick-Start Guide, and durable carrying case.

An essential tool for serious building professionals(view larger). Ideal for contractors, builders, architects, engineers, and other serious building professionals, the Construction Master 5 Construction Calculator (model 4050) from Calculated Industries helps you get fast, accurate construction-math calculations in the office or on the job site. Reduce the risk of expensive errors when estimating costs and materials. Enter the numbers--just as you would say them--and the solutions appear in an instant. The Construction Master 5 works in and converts between building dimensional formats: yards, feet-inch-fractions, decimal feet-inches and metric--including area and volume. A custom rafter function provides common rafters, regular and irregular hips, valleys and jacks, while a rake-wall function determines stud length for any on-center spacing, in ascending or descending order. Other dedicated functions include stair calculations for risers, treads, stringer length, and incline angle; solutions for circles, arcs, columns, pillars, windows, post-holes, and more; and board feet lumber estimations. Other features include solving for cost per unit, a "paperless" tape that lets you review the previous 20 entries to double-check your totals, ability to store preferred fractional values and dimensions, and work with standard calculations. It's powered by a single CR2016 battery (included), and the Construction Master 5 has an auto shut-off feature that turns the calculator off after about 8 to 12 minutes of non-use. The calculator measures 2.95 x 5.7 x 0.67 inches, weighs 4.5 ounces, and comes with a hard protective cover with a pocket reference guide. It's backed by a one-year limited warranty. What's in the Box Calculated Industries 4050 Construction Master 5 Construction Calculator; protective slide cover; quick reference guide; pocket reference guide; CD-ROM with instructional videos and user guides; battery 4050 Construction Master 5 Construction CalculatorAt a Glance: Essential tool for building professionals Work in and convert between dimensions, area, and volume--including metric Complete rafter, roof, and framing solutions Built-in right-angle calculations with automatic square-ups Powered by single CR2016 battery One-year limited warranty

The Construction Master 5 is fun to use. Quickly find solutions to building and dimensional problems that seem to come-up and you haven't used the math formulas for years. Enter the numbers, just as you would say them, and the solutions appear in an instant they're built-in to your Construction Master 5. Reduce the risk of expensive errors when estimating dimensions, costs and materials. Save time, money and frustration!

The most complete construction-math calculator on the market, the Construction Master Pro desktop calculator (model 44080) from Calculated Industries is perfect for completing layouts, bids, and estimates as well as helping to save time and money by helping you figure out the right amount of needed materials. It's ideal for or contractors, architects, builders, engineers, project managers, estimators, draftspersons, and more. Perfect for completed plans, layouts, bids, and estimates (view larger). You'll be able to work in and convert between all building dimensional formats--yards, feet-inch-fractions and metric--including area and volume, and it also comes with a full trigonometric functionality (sine, cosine, tangent, arcsine, arccosine and arctangent simplify complex design and construction-math). The Construction Master Pro includes a number of built-in time-saving functions, including calculations for risers, treads, stringer length, and incline angle; how many 4x8, 4x9 or 4x12 sheets are needed to cover an area; jack rafter results for regular and irregular pitch roof; determining number of on-center studs for an entered length; and right angles. It also offers advanced solutions for circles, arches, columns, cones, pillars, windows and post-holes arcs, circumference, and segments. Additional features include a large multi-position tilt display LCD, ability to custom define your preferences (such as fractional settings), a "paperless" tape that lets you review the previous 20 entries to double-check your totals, and accumulating memory with three additional memory storage locations. It's powered by a single 3-volt CR2032 lithium battery, and the Construction Master Pro has an auto shut-off feature that turns the calculator off after about 8 to 12 minutes of non-use. It measures 6.4 x 9 x 1.4 inches, weighs 10.8 ounces, and is backed by a one-year limited warranty. What's in the Box Calculated Industries 44080 Construction Master Pro desktop calculator; user guide; CD-ROM with English/Spanish user guide and instructional videos; battery 44080 Construction Master Pro Desktop CalculatorAt a Glance: Work in and convert between all building dimensional formats Full trigonometric function to simplify construction math Desktop version with tilting display Powered by one CR2032 lithium battery Includes CD-ROM with instructional videos One-year limited warranty

Desktop version. Computes feet, inch, and fraction with trigonomeric functions. Essential tool for serious building professionals, contractors, and architects. Used for projecting, ranging from design and engineering to estimating and bidding. Adds, subtracts, multiplies, and divides in feet and inch fractions, decimal feet, decimal inches, yards, meters, centimeters, millimeters, board feet, square, and cubic dimensions. Converts to and from any dimensional format. 4 built in memories stores constants or accumulates values in any dimensional format. Authentic solutions for rafters and right angles, hips, valleys, wall studs, concrete square ups, and slopes. Stairway key finds risers, treads, riser height, and tread width. Circles, arcs, and inclines, in addition to many more specific functions. Paperless tape remembers last 20 entries. Boxed.

"Don't touch that dial, please," Sammy Davis Jr. urges viewers. "This is The Patty Duke Show." How Sammy Davis, then knocking 'em dead on Broadway in Golden Boy, came to appear in an episode of The Patty Duke Show is just one of the delightful surprises of the second season, which aired in 1964-65. Another is the episode featuring Chad & Jeremy as an unknown British musical duo whom Patty helps get their big break. And that's Sal Mineo who renders Patty speechless in the episode "Patty Meets a Celebrity." But the effervescent Duke gives this tailor-made star vehicle all the wattage it needs in her iconic dual role as typical suburban teen Patty and her more "solid, four on the floor" cousin Cathy. As the classic theme song says, they're identical cousins, "one pair of matching bookends, different as night and day." Perhaps incorrectly remembered as a trading-places sitcom, The Patty Duke Show is brimming with teen spirit. The energetic and resourceful Patty is a whirlwind of mad crushes, schemes, and shenanigans that invariably backfire. The great William Schallert costars as Patty's father, Martin, a sage voice of reason whom TV Guide ranked among TV's top 40 dads. Paul O'Keefe is Ross, the quintessential smart-alecky younger brother. Beyond the spunky charms of its star, there is much to dig about The Patty Duke Show, including the '60s teen lingo ("gonesville") and time capsule references to the Beatles, President Johnson, and the breakup of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis (Broadway buffs will get a charge as Patty walks past a gallery of posters for then-current hits Hello Dolly!, Fiddler on the Roof, Barefoot in the Park, and others in the Sammy Davis episode). Bonus features include a segment about the technical wizardry that made Duke's dual role so convincing and newly filmed public service announcements in which Duke reprises her roles as Patty and Cathy on behalf of Social Security. In the episode "This Little Patty Went to Market," Patty sells stock in herself. Patty Lane, Inc., may be a bust, but this boxed set is a wise investment that will only appreciate with age. "Are you sure there's a demand for it?" her brother asks of the "product." Get with it! The Patty Duke Show is an absolute blast. --Donald Liebenson

All 36 episodes from season two--including "The Green-Eyed Monster," "The Boy Next Door," "Patty and the Peace Corps," "My Cousin the Heroine," and "Patty, The Chatterbox"--are featured in a six-disc set. 15 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English; interviews; PSAs. **36 episodes on 6 discs. 15 hrs.**

The Henrik Ibsen Collection is simply astoundingly comprehensive. This compilation of BBC adaptations of Ibsen's work--plays essential to the dawn of modern theater--features television versions of nine of Ibsen's major plays (with two different versions of The Master Builder, with the arrogant architect played in 1958 by Donald Wolfit, then in 1988 by Leo McKern), with an additional seven of Ibsen's plays (including some rarely performed early works) presented in radio versions, along with an intriguing play about Ibsen, A Meeting in Rome, concerning the Norwegian dramatist's relationship with the bitter Swedish playwright August Strindberg, author of Miss Julie. But the collection's true value lies not in its completeness; these productions are never less than sturdy and some are grippingly dynamic, thanks to skillful direction and powerhouse casts. The tightly edited 1962 version of Hedda Gabler stars a magnetic Ingrid Bergman as the volatile heroine, fantastically paired with Michael Redgrave (The Importance of Being Earnest) as her mediocre husband and Ralph Richardson (The Fallen Idol) as their predatory family friend, his eyes glittering with lust for Hedda. Juliet Stevenson (Truly Madly Deeply) perfectly captures both the flightiness and the earnest passion of the Victorian wife of A Doll's House (though the script could have stood some editing for television). The blazing eyes of Patrick McGoohan (The Prisoner) drive the title character of Brand, a clergyman who destroys his own life through inflexible rectitude. In Little Eyolf, Anthony Hopkins (The Silence of the Lambs) and Diana Rigg (The Avengers) claw at each other as they suffocate in their unhappy marriage. The most visually striking production is Ghosts, starring Judi Dench (Iris), Michael Gambon (The Singing Detective), and Kenneth Branagh (Shackleton); this creepy tale of incest, adultery, and disease oozes Gothic claustrophobia. In some respects, Ibsen hasn't aged well. Many of the particular repressions and injustices he attacked have fallen (though often replaced by subtler forms), making some of these plays seem strident and overwrought. But the modernized adaptation of An Enemy of the People easily shows how hypocrisy and greed never go away--no stars here, just the sheer force of people acting out their worst instincts. And only someone heartless could remain unmoved by The Wild Duck, with a simple but devastating performance by Jenny Agutter (Logan's Run) as a girl watching her family destroyed by an intruder's idealism. Though Ibsen died over a hundred years ago, his plays still pack a punch. --Bret Fetzer

Boasting some of the finest stars of both stage and screen, this collection of BBC productions includes 10 filmed adaptations of Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen's finest plays. The six-disc set includes two versions of "The Master Builder"--a 1958 version starring Donald Wolfit and Marie Ney, and a 1988 filming with Leo McKern and Miranda Richardson; "Brand" (1959), with Patrick McGoohan; "Hedda Gabler" (1963), starring Ingrid Bergman; Denholm Elliott and Rosemary Leach in "The Wild Duck" (1971); "The Lady from the Sea" (1974), with Elliott and Eileen Atkins; "An Enemy of the People" (1980), starring Robert Urquhart; Diana Rigg and Anthony Hopkins in "Little Eyolf" (1982); "Ghosts" (1987), with Kenneth Branagh and Judi Dench; and Juliet Stevenson and Trevor Eve in "A Doll's House" (1992). 16 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English; radio plays.

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