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680 construction king tractor loader backhoe diesel with cab and extenable boom $12,500.00 |
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Case 580CK Construction King, 188D, backhoe, loader, runs. needs head gasket $4,000.00 |
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Crown Construction Equip Screed King Honda GX31 Eng $1,379.99 |
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Crown Construction MAGFLO Screed Boards for Screed King $599.99 |
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24V STARTER CASE LOADER BACKHOE 680H 780 780B CONSTRUCTION KING 336BD DIESEL $294.90 |
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24V STARTER CASE CRAWLER TRACTOR 855C LOADER BACKHOE 680E 680G CONSTRUCTION KING $294.90 |
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24V STARTER MOTOR CASE LOADER BACKHOE 780 CONSTRUCTION KING FARM TRACTOR 1200TK $294.90 |
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CASE 590 TURBO LOADER BACKHOE CONSTRUCTION KING SHOP REPAIR SERVICE PARTS MANUAL $279.99 |
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STARTER Case Backhoe Loader 680E 680G 680H 780 780B Construction King 24 Volt $277.90 |
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Case 430/530 Construction King Tractors & 23 Loader & 23 Backhoe Service Manual $270.00 |
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Home Source Rayon Made From Bamboo Coverlet King Hemp 250 Count Construction $257.99 |
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STARTER CASE LOADER BACKHOE 680L CONSTRUCTION KING $249.80 |
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STARTER CASE LOADER BACKHOE 780D CONSTRUCTION KING $249.80 |
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STARTER CASE LOADER BACKHOE 780C CONSTRUCTION KING $249.80 |
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VINTAGE 1986 CASE 580E LOADER BACKHOE CONSTRUCTION KING MINT CONDITION EQUIPMENT $225.00 |
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New Starter Case Backhoe Loaders 680K Construction King – 6-590 1984-1988 $208.90 |
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CASE 680 DIESEL GASOLINE CONSTRUCTION KING SERVICE REPAIR MANUAL BOOK $189.99 |
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New 590 Turbo Extendahoe Case Loader Backhoe Whole Decal Set Construction King $180.00 |
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Case 680CK 680 Construction King Loader Service Manual # 9-77441 $171.00 |
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CASE 480D & 480LL Construction King Service Manual $164.99 |
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New 580D Construction King Extendahoe Case Loader Backhoe Whole Decal Set $156.00 |
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New 580 Super D Construction King Extendahoe Case Backhoe Loader Whole Decal Set $156.00 |
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580 Construction King Extendahoe Case Loader Backhoe Decal Set Whole Machine $156.00 |
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Case Construction King Extendahoe 4 x 4 Whole Machine Decal Set 580E $156.00 |
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Brand New Case 580K Loader Backhoe Whole Machine Decal Set Construction King 4×4 $156.00 |
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Case Construction King 580E 580 Super E Loader Backhoe Decal Set Extendahoe 4×4 $155.00 |
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Case Construction King Extendahoe 580B Loader Backhoe Decal Set Whole Machine $155.00 |
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Vintage Matchbox King Size construction vehicles $150.00 |
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Case 580 Model B Construction King Service Manual $148.95 |
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New Case 480F Loader Backhoe Whole Machine Decal Set Construction King $142.00 |
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Case 480ELL Construction King New Decal Set Backhoe Loader Whole Machine $142.00 |
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Case Loader Backhoe 480E Whole Machine Decal Set Construction King $142.00 |
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480F LL New Case Loader Backhoe Whole Machine Decal Set Construction King 4 x 4 $142.00 |
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New Extendahoe Case 480C Construction King Backhoe Loader Whole Decal Set $142.00 |
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Case Extendahoe 480 Construction King New Backhoe Loader Decal Set Whole Machine $142.00 |
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New 480B Construction King Case Extendahoe Backhoe Loader Whole Decal Set $142.00 |
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Case 480D 480LL Construction King CK Parts Catalog Manual 8-1102 9/84 $140.00 |
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Case 580 B Construction King – Backhoe Factory Repair Manual $139.95 |
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CASE 480C Construction King Loader Backhoe Service Manual $134.99 |
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Case 680L Construction King Parts Catalog Manual $126.00 |
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Case 480 Construction King Loader Backhoe Service Manual $125.00 |
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Ertl Case Construction King Backhoe Loader Diecast Metal 580 Super K 1:16 Scale $124.99 |
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Case 570LXT & 580L Construction King Parts Manual $124.95 |
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Case 680K Construction King Parts Catalog Manual $121.00 |
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CASE 680 Construction King Loader Service Repair Manual $119.99 |
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Culligan D-10A Level 1 Drinking Water Replacement Cartridge Carbon-Impregnated Cellulose 2 pack $4.65 2 Pack, Undersink Drinking Water Filter Replacement Cartridge, Filters Sediment, Bad Taste, Odor, & Chlorine, Carbon Impregnated Cellulose, Filter Life 3 Months Or 250 Gallons, For Use With Model #US-550 True Value #529-274, Model #US-600 True Value #563-429 & Model #US-560…. |
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Thermos Work Series Bottle 40OZ Heavy Duty $25.99 WORK SERIES BOTTLE, 40OZ HEAVY DUTY,… |
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Calphalon Contemporary Stainless 13-Inch Flat-Bottom Wok $78.95 Contemporary Stainless is for home chefs who place as much importance on cookware style as they do on performance. The sleek, modern vessels in this line have curvaceous and smooth flared tulip shapes that create a stunning presence while heating on a stovetop or hanging from a pot rack. The brushed steel exteriors are a beautiful complement to professional stainless-steel appliances and are less … |
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Bob the Builder: On-Site – Roads and Bridges $5.14 60 min. Standard; Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital stereo, French Dolby Digital stereo, Spanish Dolby Digital stereo; Subtitles: English…. |
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Bob the Builder – The Live Show! $4.57 Bob the Builder, with his trusty toolbelt and sunny yellow hardhat, appears live in this 70-minute extravaganza, filmed before a pulsating audience of preschoolers in London’s Wembley Arena. Though it may take home viewers a few minutes to grow accustomed to the live stage format–featuring actors dressed as Bob and Wendy–they’ll happily settle in the minute they see the brightly colored crew of … |
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Bob the Builder – The Knights of Fix-a-Lot $3.50 When Bob’s dad Bob arrives for an unexpected visit, a simple case of mistaken identity lands Bob and his crew a big job restoring a crumbling castle–under the leadership of Bob Senior. Problem is, Bob’s dad isn’t quite up to the role of foreman nor are Bob and Wendy comfortable taking orders from him. Naturally, the construction crew steps up to the challenge, assuming names like “Sir Roll-a… |
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3M 90541-80025T TEKK WorkTunes Hearing Protector and AM/FM Radio $40.75 Protect your ears while keeping yourself motivated at your job site with your favorite tunes or radio programming with the AO Safety 90541 WorkTunes with digital tuning hearing protector, which includes an integrated AM/FM radio and a stereo input jack for connecting an MP3 player. A great choice for use on construction sites (check your local regulations), in your workshop, or in your yard while … |
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Milwaukee 2691-22 18-Volt Compact Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit $554.13 The 2691-22 M18 cordless 2-tool combo kit includes the Compact Driver (MWK-2601-20) and the 1/4″ Hex Impact Driver (MWK-2650-20). The M18 Cordless System’s patented technologies and electronics, innovative motor design, and superior ergonomics provide the most efficient blend of power, weight and performance in the industry. Powered by LITHIUM-ION, the M18 cordless system delivers more torque, mor… |
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First Alert EL52-2 Two-Story 14-Foot Escape Ladder $31.95 FIRST ALERT FIRE ESCAPE LADDER *14′ long ladder, 2 story *Dupont cordura nylon straps for maximum strength *Complies to ASTM standards *Slip resistant rungs and rung stabilizes *Strong steel construction tested to 1,125 lbs. *(350 lbs. per step) *6 year warranty… |
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The Pruitt-Igoe Myth $16.83 What doomed the Pruitt-Igoe public housing project in St. Louis? This probing documentary examines the story behind the ambitious structure, built in 1956 to modernize the downtown area and relieve the problem of overcrowding. The decrepit complex was finally demolished in 1972, leading to finger-pointing and recriminations focused on tagging either the poor or bureaucrats with the blame for its f… |
The Tibetan people came into being through the union of a monkey (a manifestation of the Bodhisattva of Compassion – Avalokiteshvara) and an ogress. This union, according to the myth, took place on Gangpo Ri mountain at Tsetang. The pair produced six offspring who are seen as the ancestors of the six main tribes in Tibet – Se, Mu, Dong, Tong, Dru and Ra.
The introduction of Buddhism came about in the mid-3rd century when the 28th King of Tibet received the first Buddhist Scriptures. According to legend, the Scriptures fell on the roof of Yambulagong – Tibet’s first fortress. Yambulagong is in the Yarlung Valley area, which was controlled by the Yarlung kings, where the civilization of central Tibet was born.
By the 6th century, the Yarlung kings had unified much of central Tibet. The 32nd Tibetan king Namri Songsten (570 – 619) extended Tibetan influence into Asia, defeating the Qiang tribes at the borders of China.
Tibet became a regional power during the rule of Namri Songsten’s son, Songsten Gampo. Armies of Tibet, reaching from northern India, were seen as a threat to the Tsang dynasty in China. They continued to conquer throughout inner Asia. Nepal and China, in a bid to halt the Tibetans armies, reluctantly offered bribes to Songsten Gampo – alliance through marriage.
Through the influence of the king’s Chinese and Nepalese brides, Buddhism gained royal patronage and became part of Tibetan Culture. King Songsten Gampo created a law that made it illegal for Tibetan people not to be Buddhist. With Buddhism flourishing, King Songsten Gampo initiated construction of two temples to house two images of Buddha. A fort was also constructed on the site that would later become the Potala palace.
The Chinese introduced sciences such as medicine and astronomy, and the Tibetan script was developed from Indian origin. Tibetan script was initially used for the translation of Buddhist Scriptures.
Following the reign of Songsten Gampo, Tibet’s influence grew. Extending across India, Nepal, northern Pakistan and Turkestan. Tibetan armies conquered Sichuan and Gansu forcing the Chinese to recognize the borders of their conquests. Following such recognition, a second treaty was created and signed on stone. The treaty stated that the region to the east be Great China, and the region to the west be Great Tibet, and there was to be no warfare, no hostile invasion or seizure of territory from either frontier. “Tibetans shall be happy in Tibet and Chinese will be happy in China.”
The founding of Sayme monastery, the first monastery that systemised training of Tibetan monks and translation of Buddhist Scriptures, introduced Buddhism on a grand scale to Tibet. By the 9th century, many schools of Buddhism were based on the original teachings of the Buddha Sakyamuni. There was, however, far from unified belief with followers divided between the scholastic tradition of Indian Buddhism and the mystical tantric teachings of the Bon faith.
Following the Great Debate of Sayme, King Trisong Detsen adjudicated in favor of Indian Buddhism, which favored a gradual approach to enlightenment. There was much opposition to following the gradual path – mainly by supporters of the Bon faith, which was the native religion of Tibet. This opposition manifested in the death of the next Tibetan King, Tritsug Detsen Ralpachen, who was assassinated by his brother, Langdharma. Langdharma was also assassinated in 842 by a Buddhist monk disguised as a black hat dancer, at a festival. Tibet quickly collapsed into warring principalities and support for monastic Buddhism fell, leading to a period of dormancy that lasted 150 years.
Following this collapse, Tibetan expansion into Asia ceased and Tibet was not to raise arms again. Whilst the strength of Buddhism fell away in India, China and Nepal, monastic Buddhism was again burgeoning, exerting its influence on the Tibetan mind. Tibet was slowly emerging as the most devout Buddhist nation in the world. This period (950 – 1200) was so named the Second Diffusion of the Dharma (Law).
During the Song Dynasty of China (960 – 1276), Tibet and China were isolated from each other. This was all to change towards the end of the dynasty, as the Mongol overlord Gengis Khan launched a series of conquests (1206) that formed a vast empire spreading through central Asia and China. The Mongols did not give Tibet any attention until 1239, when a series of raiding parties were sent in.
The Mongols completely destroyed a number of monasteries and almost reached Lhasa. According to Tibetans, the returning Mongols related the spiritual eminence of the Tibetan lamas to Godon Khan, the ruler of the Kokonor region. Godon summoned the head of Sakya monastery in Tibet, Sakya Pandita, to his court. Following this meeting a relationship between the militant Mongols and the spiritual Tibetans was formed. This led to Tibetan Buddhism becoming the state religion of the Mongols in east Asia and the head Sakya lama becoming their spiritual leader. This alliance was to last less than 100 years.
Shane Marden is an Australian photographer and author of the coffee table book Child of Tibet. He loves telling stories and is passionate about freedom. Shane also runs a website on Tibet.
What is the name of this computer game? (with brown creatures that look like construction workers)?
I used to play it in 2000 I think, though I’m not sure when it came out. It’s kind of like an arcade game, you have a team of brown creatures/people and they’re all wearing helmets. So they’re like construction workers. You need to find a piece of stone somewhere and bring it to your “king”. Thus you have to do several things to get to it. You can use different instruments to get where you want for example a shovel, gloves, a bat, you can build some type of bricks. While you’re playing, more creatures are being “cooked” in an oven so when one of yours gets killed, you can make a new one. There are other creatures in the game, other “workers”. They look the same as yours, but their helmets have a different colour and they want to kill you! I can’t remember the name of the game, but it was really cool and fun. Thank you in advance!
The creatures had a specific name, I think.
That sounds to me like Lemmings. It was developed in 1991.
Is that what you were thinking?
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