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A fella waiting to get his hiney whipped at the Folsom Street East Festival. To check out my other pictures from gay/fetish/leather events, click here.
An interesting view of the audience/gallery of observers, I assume composed primarily of NASA personnel, watching three television monitors of the activities within the Command Module mockup in the background, at the North American Rockwell (NAR) plant in Downey, CA.
Thanks to Mr. Ed Hengeveld, what’s transpiring here is a stowage review using the mockup, conducted March 15, 1968. Participating were (then) Apollo 8 astronauts McDivitt, Scott & Schweickart, plus their backups Conrad & Gordon. Later in the day, the test was repeated by Apollo 9 astronauts Borman, Collins & Anders. Possibly, their backups, Armstrong, Lovell & Aldrin also participated, Aldrin at the very least.
In the below linked photograph (of Aldrin), what I erroneously thought was a device to display a simulated exterior view out the window, is instead one of three CCTV cameras documenting activities inside the Command Module.
Note also the diagrams below each television monitor, providing the position & field-of-view of its respective television camera. A Service Module mockup is visible in the background to the upper right.
From the day before, March 14:
NASA announced to the public that program officials had decided to use a 60-percent-oxygen and 40-percent-nitrogen atmosphere in the Apollo spacecraft cabin while on the launch pad (and to retain the pure-oxygen environment in space). This technical decision - because of the earlier tragedy with Apollo 204 over a year earlier - was subjected to closer public scrutiny than perhaps any comparable decision in the history of the U.S. space program. The change affected only ground operations and support equipment and did not necessitate any major changes in the spacecraft itself. Exhaustive testing of the redesigned interior of the vehicle since October 1967 had demonstrated that the risk of fire inside the spacecraft had been drastically reduced. Hardware changes inside the cabin, spokesmen said, had minimized possible sources of ignition and materials changes had vastly reduced the danger of fire propagation.
NASA News Release 68-47, "Apollo Spacecraft Cabin Atmosphere," March 14, 1968."
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Josh loves to play catch but he often misses. Sometimes it's the fault of the thrower (me). Sometimes he just isn't very coordinated. What he lacks in skill he more than makes up for with enthusiasm.
He also has his backup.... Ralph.
This build is part of the story "Backup arrives" for Andromeda's GATEs on Eurobricks.
You can read the whole story here: www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=120279
Vor ca. 2 Jahren habe ich mir ein NAS zugelegt, um meine Datensicherung auch "extern", außerhalb meines Rechners, zu haben.
Und was soll ich sagen? Ich bin noch immer begeistert!
Der PC kopiert bei jedem Systemstart die neuen Datein auf das NAS und das NAS kopiert alle Daten in "die Cloud".
So habe ich stets ein Backup meiner Daten, kann mobil darauf zugreifen und das alles, ohne auch nur einen Finger zu rühren :)
DC, Washington DC, 9:30 Club.
One of the backup singers at an Erasure concert at the 9:30 Club in DC - not sure if this is Val or Emma.
Yesterday Mr Fox talked about backing up data… since Mr Fox always knows what he’s talking about, I thought I better back up my pictures.
I’m just not quite sure I’m using the right storage material… this takes hours!