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What is blackgold made of?
Blackgold is another name for oil
What is a Browning blackgold shotgun?
Visit Browning.com for details on the Gold Shotgun models
Why is America always concerned in oil country affairs only?
oil is blackgold and used in every essential machinery
What is the song at the end of Blue Mountain State episode Riot?
The song After the Flood by Blackgold plays before the end credits and when the Coach is giving his press conference. It's a great song!
Petroleum is called as black gold because?
Petroleum is called black gold because of its economic value and importance in global trade. It is often referred to as "black" because of its color and "gold" due to its high demand and profitability in the energy industry.
Are both oil and blackgold valuable?
Yes, both oil and "black gold," a term often used to refer to oil, are highly valuable due to their significance in global energy production and economic activities. Oil is a crucial resource for fueling transportation, generating electricity, and producing various chemicals and materials. Its value is influenced by supply and demand dynamics, geopolitical factors, and market speculation. As a finite resource, oil's value is further heightened by its role in driving industrial growth and development.
Can you eat pedigree can dog food?
Pedigree dog food is good if you have a big dog or when your dog is a puppy buy the best dog food is blackgold it keeps your dog the right amount or fat and musle so the dog wont run it off.
What is the best gift for a teenage boy?
Teen Paintballing for TwoTeen paintballing for two I'm sure would be awesome for him, and he'd througly enjoy it. I've add a related link below but remember that this location is somewhere in the United Kingdom.Concert TicketsYou can use the Ticketmaster website for such a thing if you're wanting to purchase him tickets or something.Gyro Stealth Attack RC HelicopterTour Of Anfield Stadium For TwoJCB Dumper Racing At DiggerlandGear4 HouseParty 4 iPod Stereo Speaker DockSkullcandy Uprock Over Head / In Earphone Twin pack / BlackGold's Gym 20kg Chrome Dumbbell SetClothesJackWillsTopshopRiverislandTedbackerRalphlauren
What are the color of a dragon's eyes?
Dragons are not proven to exist. Legendary dragons, having reptilian characteristics may be assumed to have yellow-green eyes.Dragons, like all members of class Hexapedal, are resistant to heavy metal-poisoning and in environments where heavy-metal poisoning is possible all Hexapedals begin to show colourful metal oxides in their scales and bodily parts including the iris and sch lera of the eye. So depending on the type of metals involved a dragon's eye can be a wide range of colours.Cobalt - sky blueIron - orangeChromium - orangeSilver - blackGold - bright purple.I'm glad you asked! I'd been hoping someone would do so. Being a dragon myself, I know exactly how to answer your question factually. I don't know who that other person is, but they're so far off, it's not even funny! Anyway, by default, there are two main ways dragons' eyes are colored. All evil dragons' eyes are colored the same: red pupil, & black for the rest. However, when it comes to good dragons, there are some variations from the normal. The normal eye coloring for a good dragon is to have black pupils and crystal-blue for the rest of the eye. However, sometimes a dragon becomes extremely fond of a particular human. At that point, some dragons would do absolutely anything to protect them, including turning the human into a dragon, even. When this happens, the human's personality tends to determine the eye color. Also, the human-turned-dragon will never have red pupils & black for the rest of the eye, as an evil dragon would.
What do the color on the south African flag represent?
The Colors on the South African FlagThe current national flag of the Republic of South Africa is made up of 6 colors:Chili redNational flag whiteSpectrum greenNational flag blueBlue blackGold yellowThe flag was designed by Mr. Fred Bronwell. Its debut came after the country's first democratic elections, which took place in April 1994. The flag has thus become a symbol of the unity of the different race groups in South Africa. The flag was designed using a combination of colors from historic South African flags.The chili red may have been adopted from the Dutch flagThe blue and white were colors on both the Dutch and old South African flagsThe black, green and yellow were colors on the ANC flagThe flag was not designed with the intention of having each of the colors represent a certain aspect in South Africa. The Y or V form of the flag was chosen to symbolize the unity, or coming together, of South Africa's different groups.Many South Africans choose to associate each color on the flag with something, or some event, that is significant in theirview. As a result, many unofficial interpretations of the national flag exist in South African communities. A common interpretation is as follows:Red: bloodshed of activistsWhite: white populationBlue: skies or the ocean, since SA is bordered by 2 oceansYellow: mineralsGreen: agriculture and landBlack: the non-white population or Mr Mandela, the ex-head of SA.Since these are unofficial interpretations, they may vary widely. The South African government's official website stresses the following:"Individual colours, or colour combinations represent different meanings for different people and therefore no universal symbolism should be attached to any of the colours."(See the Related link below for more information.)The South African flag contains the colours of black, yellow, green, white, red and blue.The red, white and blue of the flag were carried over from the old flag, and represented the influence of the English and Dutch who first colonised the region. The red is not a true red, but a red/orange. This colour recalls the red of the Union Jack and Dutch flags and the orange of the previous flag, resulting in a combination of the two colours. Red and orange were both predominant colours in earlier South African flags.The black, green and gold are the colours of the southern African nations in general. The green theoretically reflects the unification of the various ethnic groups of southern Africa.The colours on the flag have no meanings. However, the flag itself is a symbol of freedom and democracy, as it became the official South African flag after the first democratic election in 1994."Although the colors have no official meaning attached to them, they represent a synopsis of the country's vexillological history and current political realities. Black, green and yellow are the colors of Nelson Mandela's political party. Moreover, the flag incorporates also the colors of the African National Congress and the former Boer republics flags (red, white, and blue). The Y shape represents the convergence of South Africa's diverse society and unity. The South African flag is basically made up of former South African flags and the past meanings of the colors were that red stands for bloodshed, blue for open blue skies, green for the land, black for the black people, white for the European people and yellow for the Natural Resources such as gold."Actually they do not represent anything, because it was felt that different people should have their own interpretation of what the colours could mean. In the overturned Y shape, however, many people may well see the symbolism of different elements of the South African population coming together to become one nation.
What do each of the colors on the South African flag stand for?
1. Red for Bloodshed 2. Blue for open blue skies 3. Green for the Land 4. Black for the black people 5. White for the European people 6. Yellow for the natural resources - i.e Gold The ' Y ' symbolizes the merging nationalities - i.e Unity :- convergence and going forward as one unified nation of previously disparate groups in South Africa. * The red, white and blue colors were taken from the colors of the Boer Republics. * The yellow, black and green are taken from the African National Congress (ANC) flag. Note : The meanings attached to the colors of the SA flag as outlined above are NOT official, although they are accepted as such in some quarters. The choice in colors when designing the flag, arose from their use in the past in flags in this country. (Above information supplied by : Nicolas Noakes, 11 Feb 2000)
