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Most of the time when i try to click my dream train, I get nervous resulting into a blur click.. This time I held my nerves, took my position and patiently clicked. BRC WAP - 5 #30093 with a DD EOG whines past the LC gate with 15 mins late 12917 Ahmedabad (ADI) - Hazrat Nizzamudin (NZM) Gujarat Sampark Kranti Express.
Date : 22/09/17
Taken from a print in my collection, no further details known.
93. LSWR B4 class, built at Nine Elms December 1892. SR E93, later 93, after 1923. Renumbered 30093 in 1952 and withdrawn April 1960.
81. LSWR B4 class, built Nine Elms number 81 November 1892. SR E81, later 81, after 1923. Allocared number 30081 not taken up. Sold to Skinningrove Iron and Steel co., Carlin How September 1949. Dismantled by June 1961.
LSWR B4 class, built at Nine Elms to order B4 entering service numbered 93 ST MALO December 1892. Allocated to Southampton Docks April 1896. SR E93, later 93, after the 1923 grouping. Renumbered 30093 in 1950 and withdrawn April 1960.
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Sernada do Vouga (P) 16-05-1991
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Zone Therapy and Reflexology
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34 Reflexology Acupressure Points
(see notes above)
- Aches and pains throughout the body may be eased if gentle pressure is applied to the feet.
This reflexology map shows which regions of the foot correspond to the specific parts of the body.
Our feet are our roots, with the use of reflexology our health solutions are afoot.
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"I love a sunburnt country,
A land of sweeping plains,
Of ragged mountain ranges,
Of droughts and flooding rains.
I love her far horizons,
I love her green jewel-sea,
And for her beauty and her terror -
It's a wide cow-land for me!"
Canada Victoria May Day Long Weekend
Country Walk Series
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Stumbled upon this illegal, but cheap, technique to make tree crowns. Requires x5 2417 and x1 30093. The end result probably damages the seaweed and one of the leaves pieces, but has a decent amount of volume and looks organic.
Old wine in a new bottle.
Howrah based WAP5 30093 & 30106 spotted at Bandel JN..After returning from CLW Chittaranjan unit , it was under conversion into Amrit Bharat P5 from a normal one.
All thanks to CLW and present IR strategy which ruined the beauty of these speedstars.😍❤
BRC WAP - 5 #30093 approaches Vadodara with 12932 Ahmedabad - Mumbai Central AC Double Decker Express.
Date : 03/01/18
Dublin Bus: Volvo B9TL / ADL Enviro400, EV93 (08-D-30093) is seen here at O'Connell Street, Dublin City while working the 7 to Mountjoy Square.
1/11/2023
Departing Ft. Lauderdale, FL on March 12, 2016.
"S/N" is the aircraft's serial number. "L/N" is a Boeing code denoting what order the airframe came off the production line. "F/N" refers to an individual airline's fleet numbering system. Not all airlines use a fleet number; not all manufacturers use a line number.
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Global Warming versus Metallic Rooftops and Skylights
Regular Skylights make it more difficult for your air conditioner to cool your house;
a two-by-four-foot clear glass skylight requires 240 extra kilowatt hours of electricity every year, enough to power the average television.
The Department of Energy has introduced an initiative to encourage the installation of smarter solar energy systems on one million roofs by the year 2010.
If successful, it will reduce carbon emissions every year by an amount equal to that produced by 850,000 cars.
Metallic Roofs and Dome-like Skylights reflect solar light from the daylight sun without the excessive heat gain of traditional skylights.
This alternative lighting method brightens your interiors with free, renewable energy natural light.
As energy savers, they contribute to AC load reduction and reduce electrical consumption.
Whether you are building new construction or remodeling existing, you can use sun lighting to save on those power bills.
Natural solar lighting are a great choice for commercial and residential day lighting.
Reflective surfaces, like glaciers, reduce heat.
Scientists predict that if global warming continues at its present rate, by 2030 there will be no more glaciers in Montana's Glacier National Park.
Save our country's natural resources so we can become more self-sufficient and consider reflective solar lighting for your home ☆.
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I made this stone Inukshuk in the garden area today for this composition ; )
The rock formation shape originates from the art structures that were first created by the Arctic Inuit people:
The Inuit are among the first known people to inhabit portions of Arctic Canada, Alaska and Greenland.
The stone figure portrays the human form and is practical in the sense of its placement because it is used for navigation and as a hunting landmark.
'The Inuit elders were well-versed on forecasting the weather from the star colors that were peeking through the atmosphere, constellations and from elaborate cloud formations, however, with recent climate changes these predictions became less accurate and today scientists are collaborating with the Inuit for their unique insight in order to analyze some of these current changes.. ' read more
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Toronto, CANADA
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Don't blink.
Look at a point in the center.
Just enough to prevent you from focusing.
Try to look 'through' the image without focusing.
Do not blink as you stare, let your vision blur.
The image will then become three dimensional and jump off your screen.
Persist and it will work for you!
If you can retain the illusion you can try to touch the designs that leaps from your screen...
its really cool! ; )
Fun Facts:
Penguins have an organ above their eyes that converts seawater to freshwater.
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34 mins late running weekly 22917 BDTS/Bandra Terminus --> HW/Haridwar Superfast Express accelerates hard with BRC WAP - 5 #30093.
Date : 28/06/17
"..it's cold! and the snow came early this year!" ~Tomitheos
High of 8°C
Low of -2°C
Winds: S /SE at 12km/h
Clear Sunny Skies
Brisk Humidity: 56%
Dew Point: -2° C
Pressure: 102 KPA
Visibility: 24 km
Toronto, CANADA
creative macro
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'A real world virtual reality environment can allow the user to experience an out of this world space walk resulting in a highly immersive metaphysical experience that can highly exceed the movie screen display...' (.)
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"hmm..
did you know that our natural body heat can be used to power our mobile devices?"
fun facts:
The human core body temperature can produce about 100 microwatts of thermal energy! Science research proves that the human body as a warm object (at 98.6 degrees fahrenheit) is also a capable source of energy that can be harnessed to power a cell phone, a pacemaker or any other battery operated device
This idea is loosely based on the static electricity theory whereby one can prolong an alkaline battery by rubbing it in their hands, but in this technology the kinetic energy and the actual rubbing of the hands is the source scientists are tapping into.. read ☆ more
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CENTRO BOTÍN Santander
Muelle de Albareda s/n, Jardines de Pereda, Santander, Cantabria, España
Arquitectos Renzo Piano -Renzo Piano Building Workshop RPBW -. Arquitectos Asociados Luis Vidal + Arquitectos. Proyecto 2010. Obras 2012-2017. Entorno: Cristina Iglesias escultora.
www.centrobotin.org/el-centro-botin/renzo-piano/
El Centro Botín es un centro de arte diseñado por el arquitecto y premio Pritzker Renzo Piano, en colaboración con Luis Vidal + arquitectos. Situado en un lugar privilegiado de Santander, y mediante una intervención urbana más amplia, consigue integrar el centro de la ciudad y los históricos Jardines de Pereda con su bahía.
El Centro Botín es un nuevo lugar de encuentro en el centro de la ciudad que con el arte, la música, el cine, el teatro y la literatura dinamiza la vida de la ciudad fortaleciendo su tejido social y cultural. Por ello, tan importante es el propio edificio como los espacios públicos creados alrededor, gracias a la construcción de un túnel de 219 metros de largo y a la remodelación y ampliación de los centenarios Jardines de Pereda que han doblado su extensión y triplicado sus zonas verdes, prolongándose hasta el mar.
Ambas actuaciones han reforzado la conexión visual entre el centro histórico de Santander y la bahía liberando un área portuaria cerrada al público y destinada al estacionamiento de vehículos.
La luz y la ligereza han sido aspectos esenciales en la concepción del proyecto por parte del arquitecto. Situado en voladizo sobre el mar, el edificio no toca tierra, está suspendido sobre pilares y columnas a la altura de las copas de los árboles de los Jardines de Pereda, haciendo las veces de un “muelle” sobre el mar. Esta elevación permite el paso de la luz y posibilita las vistas a la bahía, en una integración completa con el entorno.
“Me siento muy honrado de hacer este proyecto para la ciudad de Santander porque se enmarca en mi trayectoria personal de diseño de centros culturales abiertos, tolerantes y accesibles a todos, desde el Centro Pompidou de París hasta el Auditorium de Roma, pasando por la Beyeler Foundation en Basilea, la Morgan Library en Nueva York o el Art Institute de Chicago, todos ellos lugares urbanos y queridos por la gente”, afirma Renzo Piano.
El edificio, con una superficie construida total de 8.739 m², se articula en dos volúmenes conectados entre sí por una estructura de plazas y pasarelas, “el pachinko”. El acceso oeste está dedicado al arte, con dos salas de exposiciones que suman 2.500 m2; y el volumen este a las actividades culturales y formativas, con un auditorio para 300 personas, aulas, espacios de trabajo y una azotea desde la que se disfruta de unas vistas únicas de Santander y su bahía.
Las estrategias principales en las que los arquitectos quisieron hacer hincapié fueron la elevación de los cuerpos, la fractura en dos lóbulos, la ligereza de sus soluciones constructivas, su delicada implantación en relación con el borde marítimo y su transparencia como estrategia de desaparición. El edificio queda en parte oculto por la vegetación de los jardines evitando el impedimento de las vistas al mar y del paisaje de la bahía. Sus pilares se confunden con los troncos de los árboles y la altura del conjunto no supera la de las copas de los mismos situados en los Jardines de Pereda. Se consigue una sensación inmaterial donde el espacio interior y exterior son indistinguibles, pasan desapercibidos, diseñando los dos cuerpos en los que se divide el conjunto, que recuerdan a los cascos de una embarcación, para mejorar la iluminación de la planta enmarcando las vistas a la bahía desde los Jardines.
El volumen situado al oeste queda dedicado al arte, se compone de las salas de exposiciones (2.500 m2 en su conjunto), caracterizadas por un gran ventanal que se abre a las vistas sobre el entorno, así como se encuentra en planta baja una zona comercial, un punto de información, un restaurante y un café en un espacio acristalado. Mientras que el situado al este incluye las actividades culturales y formativas, cuenta con el auditorio, con una capacidad para 300 personas, que se levanta en voladizo sobre el mar, así como las aulas del centro educativo y las áreas de trabajo, todo ello con la máxima flexibilidad para adaptarse a los posibles cambios en un futuro. A los anteriores volúmenes se añade un anfiteatro excavado en el entorno del edificio, cuya fachada oeste se ha dotado de una pantalla de LED para cine al aire libre.
Los dos volúmenes, diferentes en su tamaño debido a la adaptación del conjunto al borde marítimo, se unen a través de una estructura de plazas y pasarelas públicas de acero y vidrio, (llamadas “pachinko” por una máquina de pinball japonesa) que se sitúan a siete metros de altura y cuya función es conectar los volúmenes este y oeste, distribuyendo el flujo de visitantes del edificio y enmarcando las vistas sobre la bahía. Además, un trampolín de nueve metros de largo sobrevuela el cantil, en voladizo sobre el mar, y permite al público contemplar la bahía de una forma única y especial.
La superficie de los dos volúmenes está revestida con 280.000 pequeñas escamas cerámicas, redondeadas y de tono nacarado, que relucen con la luz del sol, reflejando la superficie del agua y la atmósfera de Santander. Este caparazón cerámico, que ayuda a diluir el edificio y le da continuidad, se abre en las salas expositivas mediante grandes ventanales con carpinterías de aluminio que enmarcan las vistas al mar y los Jardines de Pereda.
Además, la cubierta multicapa permite controlar la luz mediante láminas de vidrio serigrafiado y sensores. Concretamente la del cuerpo occidental, donde se encuentran las salas expositivas, se remata con una cubierta de doble capa con lamas regulables y está formada por cuatro capas que protegen de la radiación directa y permiten regular con flexibilidad la entrada de luz cenital.
Recalcando esta continuidad, el pavimento de hormigón azul del parque (salpicado de cobre y de sulfato de hierro), se extiende hasta el borde del muelle, recibiendo la luz reflejada por el agua y por las piezas cerámicas nacaradas de la piel del edificio.
Uno de los elementos más destacados del Centro de Arte Botín es su envolvente compleja geométricamente y sofisticada constructivamente. Con ella se consigue una superficie continua entre las cubiertas, las fachadas y los techos y posee, en algunas zonas, doble curvatura. El edificio se apoya sobre pilotes, por un lado, en los terrenos de la vieja dársena, pero por el otro se eleva sobre el agua en voladizo sobre el muelle. Los materiales estructurales son hormigón, acero y vidrio.
Por último, cabe destacar la obra que la artista Cristina Iglesias ha diseñado para el entorno del Centro Botín y los Jardines de Pereda. Realizada con piedra, acero y agua, ‘Desde lo subterráneo’ es una intervención escultórica, compuesta por cuatro pozos y un estanque, simulando las algas que podrían existir en un posible jardín submarino. En estos jardines se encuentra también una instalación lumínica de Carsten Höller.
www.centrobotin.org/el-centro-botin/renzo-piano/ www.plataformaarquitectura.cl/cl/875218/centro-botin-renz... es.wikiarquitectura.com/edificio/centro-botin-de-arte-y-c... www.rpbw.com/ www.arquitecturaviva.com/Info/News/Details/10438 www.luisvidal.com/es/
If you are thinking that just bringing the train to it's ultimate halt is the job for any loco, then it's not applicable for this loco. BRC WAP - 5 #30093 reverses itself to get attach to pull back the train towards the BRC Yard.
Date : 16/10/17
This is an image from my collection. Although predominantly slide scans, it includes other types of media as well. All have been collected over the past 40+ years of shooting Kodachrome and digital images, slide purchases and many years of exchanging. I was fortunate enough to trade with some of the best airliner photographers around the world.
Created in 2017, this is a curated archive that serves to share what otherwise would be kept in binders and boxes, not being enjoyed by anyone, myself included.
REGISTRATION : N964AN
MFR TYPE & SERIES : Boeing 737-823
MSN : 30093
OPERATOR : American Airlines
AIRPORT (WHEN KNOWN) : San Francisco SFO
DATE (WHEN KNOWN) :
PHOTOGRAPHER (WHEN KNOWN) : Ed Terbeek
REMARKS:
NYPD has the largest police vehicle fleet in the US, and the most hybrid and electric only vehicles in service, worldwide.
NYPD purchases over 1500 vehicles every year.
1:64 Greenlight Collectibles:
2015 Chevy Silverado
Crew Cab
New York City Police Department
NYPD
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Hobby Exclusive
Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II
Olympus M.14-42mm F3.5-5.6 II R
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Durch einen Rechtsklick auf das Bild könnt ihr es euch in größeren Versionen ansehen. Eigentlich ist das Bild 30093 x 4558 Pixel groß. Ich habe es fürs Internet mal auf eine Höhe von 1000 Pixeln begrenzt. ;)
MUSHROOM TOAST
INGREDIENTS:
1/2 lb. mushrooms, sliced
2 eggs per serving
1 pkg. sliced ham
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 tsp. lemon juice
4 slices firm bread, toasted
dash of each white pepper and nutmeg
1/4 cup butter
1/2 tsp. black pepper and/or red spice
1/2 tsp. salt
1/4 cup sour cream
2 tbsp. chopped parsley
BREAKFAST FOR CHAMPIONS
DIRECTIONS:
In a large frying pan, poach the eggs with water and keep them runny.
In a smaller frying pan, saute mushrooms in heated butter until they begin to brown lightly then mix in garlic, salt, white pepper, nutmeg, lemon juice and cream.
Cook, stirring until cream begins to thicken then remove from heat.
Place a slice of rye bread in an ungreased baking sheet with a slice of ham and spoon mushrooms and cream evenly over toast. Sprinkle with parsley.
Bake at 450 degrees until mushrooms and cream look bubbly, 5 to 8 minutes and repeat for other servings.
Place warmed poached eggs as a topping, sprinkle with red spice and/or black pepper then serve right away with spinach salad and a side dish of green peppers.
May 2, 2010 11:30 A.M.
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Engineering as Art Solar Powered Clock Tower
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Canada's First Exterior Robotic Water Fountain
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Don't blink.
Look at a point in the center.
Just enough to prevent you from focusing.
Try to look 'through' the image without focusing.
Do not blink as you stare, let your vision blur.
The image will then become three dimensional and jump off your screen.
Persist and it will work for you!
If you can retain the illusion you can try to touch the designs that leaps from your screen...
its really cool! ; )
Fun Facts:
A duck may have three (3) eyelids but bees have five (5) eyes!
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Donnybrooks Wright Gemini 3 Bodied Volvo B5TL SG25 Is seen At Blackrock On An Unusual Working on Route 114 to Ticknock,While Envrio400 Bodied Volvo B9TL EV93 Has Just Parked Up after working a 17 from Ralito.
Wright Gemini 3 Volvo B5TL/Envrio400 Bodied Volvo B9TL
SG25 (142-D-12986) EV93 (08-D-30093)
Donnybrook Garage
Services 114 & 17
Don't blink.
Look at a point in the center.
Just enough to prevent you from focusing.
Try to look 'through' the image without focusing.
Do not blink as you stare, let your vision blur.
The image will then become three dimensional and jump off your screen.
Persist and it will work for you!
If you can retain the illusion you can try to touch the designs that leaps from your screen...
its really cool! ; )
Fun Facts:
Unlike Dogs, Cats do see in Color, although not exactly the way Humans do.
In tests, Cats appeared to distinguish between the low to mid light wave spectrum (higher frequency), meaning Cats responded to the colors purple, blue, green and yellow range.
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Haz-Mat 20 operates from Station 20, 1801 Cruse Road, Lawrenceville, GA 30093. Like many other departments, GCFD has adopted the "Chicago-style" black over red color scheme.
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Three Levels of passive solar energy use for homes:
Pragmatic:
Many detached suburban houses can achieve reductions in heating expense without obvious changes to their appearance, comfort or usability.
This is done using good siting and window positioning, small amounts of thermal mass, with good but conventional insulation and occasional supplementary heat from a central radiator connected to a water heater.
Sunrays may fall onto a wall during the daytime, which will radiate heat in the evening.
Annualized:
Historically, most "passive solar" approaches have depended on near-daily solar capture and storage, only expected to maintain temperatures through a few days and nights. These are now termed "short-cycle passive solar".
More recent research has developed techniques to capture warm-season solar heat, convey it to a seasonal thermal store for use months later during the cool or cold season. This is referred to as "annualized passive solar." This requires large amounts of thermal mass. One technique buries water-proof insulation in 7-metre skirts around the foundation, and buries loops of plastic pipe or ducts under the foundations and slab. The "skirts" of insulation prevent heat leaks from weather or water.
Minimum machinery:
A "purely passive" solar-heated house would have no mechanical furnace unit, relying instead on energy captured from sunshine, only supplemented by "incidental" heat energy given off by lights, candles , other task-specific appliances (such as those for cooking, entertainment, etc.), showering, people and pets. The use of natural air currents (rather than mechanical devices such as fans) to circulate air is related, though not strictly solar design.