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Ganz neu und noch ganz sauber dieses Graffiti zwischen Amsinckstraße und dem Hühnerposten in Hamburg.
he named it elvis.
after elvis presley and elvis costello.
figures.
he shoulda named him pumpkin.
(yes, js shout out.)
but elvis is still cute(:
This Victorian Eclectic courthouse features Second Empire elements. It was designed by the architectural firm T.J. Tolan and Son and was built in 1882 by Hiram Iddings. The intricate stonework was crafted by stonecutter T. McIntosh. The structure was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1993 with the Warsaw Courthouse Square Historic District.
Kosciusko County, Indiana is pronounced kaw-zee-AWS-koh.
Warsaw is a lovely town with some real salt-of-the-earth people. I thank the people of Warsaw for the kindness I received while I was here.
Ganz neu und noch ganz sauber dieses Graffiti zwischen Amsinckstraße und dem Hühnerposten in Hamburg.
View of Sydney shot from a weather station on top of the Mathews building at the University of New South Wales, Kensington. Shot taken by the Climate Change Research Centre (ccrc.unsw.edu.au) at 2016 Jul 27 00:53.
A Hive is a dispenser and tactical AI which communicates with drones housed inside. These drones are launched en-masse from small magnetic rails. A full compliment of 1,280 drones can be dispersed within 2 minutes, after which point they have 18 minutes of flight-time. Remaining drones may be recycled back into the system via the same magnetic rails. The dynamic movements of a swarm are called murmurations, which are programmed to confound hostile tracking systems.
In military applications, swathes of 20mm drones will flood an airspace, flush out soft targets, and intercept large-calibre projectiles. Non-lethal charges may be used to subdue combatants without endangering human lives, or 'Faraday' drones can form an airborne lattice which disrupts enemy communications.
Despite these myriad applications, the profound implications of such a powerful tool have not been properly examined.
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This seems to be in our future and I'm both fascinated and terrified. As usual C&C are much appreciated, thanks!
AWS Recycling Ltd is a leading waste management company registered under the ISO 14001 accreditation.
With contracts throughout the West Midlands. Their team are here to help with the ever-growing recycling requirements of all their customers.
AWS Ltd offers all aspects of waste management in the work place, with total business recycling that ensures the efficient and environmentally friendly way to dispose of all waste materials.
AWS is an independently owned company enabling them to offer their customers the best prices and contracts in such a competitive market. With over 25 years experience of working within the waste industry we have expert knowledge and advice on waste management solutions.
A.W.S Recycling Ltd (the ‘Organisation’) recognises the importance of environmental protection and is committed to operating its business responsibly and in compliance with all environmental regulations, legislation and approved codes of practice relating to civil and construction engineering and the Organisation’s overall business activities.
They work in partnership with organisations to offer the most efficient waste management solution. They ensure they have a full understanding of requirements, and deliver on their promises. Their responsibility to their customers is more than just a waste collection service; they endeavour to meet all needs, from providing the solutions, collecting and disposing/recycling of waste, to also providing reports of waste and recycling figures.
View of Sydney shot from a weather station on top of the Mathews building at the University of New South Wales, Kensington. Shot taken by the Climate Change Research Centre (ccrc.unsw.edu.au) at 2016 Jul 17 13:33.
View of Sydney shot from a weather station on top of the Mathews building at the University of New South Wales, Kensington. Shot taken by the Climate Change Research Centre (ccrc.unsw.edu.au) at 2016 Jun 03 07:48.