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Standing by, the backup transformer is fully assembled at Mead Substation. The backup transformer was moved, Aug. 12, to Mead Substation in case the current operating transformer fails before its replacement is ready next year. (Photo by Chris Lyles)
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
The theme for the week was rule-of-thirds. I didn't like anything I shot this week, so this was a backup in case I couldn't decide on anything else.
I hope you are all backing up your data in regular intervalls. After a fatal memory loss a couple years ago I got really careful and I got all my pictures on three different hard drives. Luckily memory space isn't that expensive any longer.
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70mm - f6.3 - 1/250 - ISO 200
Strobist Info:
SB-80dx (Diffusor - 1/2) into small silver reflective umbrella from left high, camera and flashes tiggered via PocketWizard Plus II and optical trigger.
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IT systems and data are the lifeblood of today’s businesses and yet challenges in managing these continue to rise. Against this background, EMC wanted to understand the real causes of business interruption currently facing European companies and to measure the economic impacts from IT downtime.
We sought to identify how well companies felt about being prepared for a disaster – whatever form that “disaster” might take.For EMC’s European Disaster Recovery Survey 2011: Data Today Gone Tomorrow, How Well Companies Are Poised For IT Recovery study, Vanson Bourne interviewed 1,750 IT decision-makers in private and public sector organisations across Europe.
Survey results and country comparisons are available now at emc.im/uZ1QpP.