The excavation equipment consists of an endless chain of open buckets that travel around a truss or ladder.
But the real equalizer, Mr. Venezia says, is the scene around the open buckets of picholines, manzanillas, cornichons, sun-dried tomatoes and balsamic onions.
Turntables permitted easy shifting of autos, and there were special portable fuel tanks, "thereby avoiding the carrying of gasoline about in open buckets," Scientific American reported in 1907.
In this case, India's safety law does not require shoes for workers carrying around open buckets of molten metal, some registering 2,500 degrees Fahrenheit.
Within that space (12ft x 8ft) prisoners would eat, sleep and perform all their bodily functions, urinating and defecating into open buckets, to be "slopped out" when the cells were opened.
The Horizon Bar near the northern end, much touted by Lonely Planet, was locked, and the only drink available was at a girls' volleyball competition from open buckets -- great for cholera, typhoid or whatever else my fevered imagination could conjure up.
The vessels used to carry water are mainly open buckets, clay pots and calabashes.
These results differ from other findings, which indicated that stoves, open buckets and pedestal fans were the main home hazards in a low-income urban setting of Pakistan [ 28].
All calves were provided ad libitum access to water and starter throughout the study and were offered 6 L of bulk whole milk/d from an open-bucket starting at day 2 from birth and through 5 weeks.
