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Nice to see an RAF jet in the US which I had never seen in the UK.
Delivered to the RAF on 22Sep48. SOC 21Jun54 as a Cat5(c) to 54MU. To Winterbourne Gunner for ground instruction. To IWM Duxford 19May85. To Firbeck 02Mar91. back to IWM Duxford Dec93. Exported to Planes of Fame in Chino Aug97 in exchange for an F-86 Sabre.
Bonita is a very sweet kitty...very petite and shy. She always comes out to greet me when I arrive to bring food and bedding for her and her companions. I wish I could find a nice home for her. It worries me to have her living outdoors...more so than the other cats there. But it would take a special arrangement to keep her happy as she's used to being outdoors and having her freedom..just like her littermates. If I didn't already have three cats and a cattle dog that's not accepting of new cats, I'd take her.
48/365 - Not the tidiest of server rooms but the cat 5 network cables are colourful whether they are tidy or in disarray.
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Project 365 (one photo per day for 2021 taken on 120 film)
Event: Project 365
Location: Landing at Home
Camera: Mamiya RB67 Pro-S
Lens(s): Mamiya Sekor C 90mm f/3.8
Film: Ilford Delta 100
Shot ISO: 80
Light Meter: Weston Master II
Exposure: 1/8 @ f/8
Lighting: Vivanco VL300 + overhead LED - 8:45pm
Mounting: Tripod - Manfrotto
Firing: Cable release
Developer: Ilford DD-X(1+4)
Scanner: Epson V800
Post: Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop (dust removal)
Project 366 (one photo per day for 2020 taken on 35mm film)
Event: Project 366
Location: Living room at home
Camera: Canon AT-1
Lens(s): Canon FD 70-210mm f/4 in macro mode
Film: Fujifilm C200
Shot ISO: 200
Light Meter: Camera
Exposure: 1s @ f/16
Lighting: LED room lights
Mounting: Tripod - Manfrotto
Developer: Digibase C-41
Scanner: Epson V800
Post: Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop (dust removal)
Interesting vehicles in the Warrington fleet are a batch of Enviro 200 MMCs with the rear two rows of seats replaced with a lounge area!!
Branded the Cheshire Cat for services CAT5, 5A and CAT6, the 5/A offer a direct bus broadly every 30 minutes between Warrington, Lymm and Altrincham with the 6 offering a third bus an hour out of Warrington as far as Grappenhall.
208 enters Wilderspool Causeway in Warrington with the first 5A of the morning which would set off an hour and three quarters earlier from Altrincham!!
Warrington's Own Buses
Alexander Dennis Enviro200 MMC
206 - CH58CAT
Seen on the Cat5 service at Lymm Cross.
My first venture out to see the new Cheshire Cat buses was sadly futile because I went up on a Sunday and only the old Cadets were out in service. Undeterred I returned to Altrincham today to happily find a few of the vehicles to sample in service.
I enjoyed the 'social seating' at the rear which proved to be more comfortable than I was expecting; the seats themselves weren't bad either. The glazed roofs allowed lots of sunlight in making for a very airy bus. So all-in-all, great vehicles (just proves yet again how much of an improvement the MMC is over the old Enviro200).
However, that's unfortunately not where it stops. The drivers on the service today were rather jerky, clipping corners with the new vehicles and just being unnecessarily heavy-footed. The passengers didn't seem to have a lot of respect for the new buses either with rubbish all over the floors (predominantly ENCTS tickets - proving why I think you don't need to issue tickets for those with modern smartcard-reading machines).
I won't end on a negative note though because the 5 route itself is a delight, especially the eastern end from Lymm to Altrincham. The country roads through Dunham Massey and Dunham Woodhouses are fantastic, with the famous canal bridge which originally was too small for normal single deckers so special vehicles had to be used.
Warrington's Own Buses "Cheshire Cat" CH62CAT 208 seen on Stamford New Road, Altrincham on CAT5 to Warrington Interchange
Warrington's Own Buses CH12CAT 203 seen on Stamford New Road, Altrincham set up ready to head back out on CAT5 to Warrington Interchange
Here she comes (María).
This could be the worst hurricane in our history. See you in one or two months.
Project 366 (one photo per day for 2020 taken on 35mm film)
Event: Project 366
Location: Landing at home
Camera: Canon AT-1
Lens(s): Canon FD 70-210mm f/4 in macro mode
Film: Fujifilm C200
Shot ISO: 200
Light Meter: Camera
Exposure: 1/4 @ f/11
Lighting: 1 x LED torch + overhead LED lamp
Mounting: Tripod - Manfrotto
Firing: Self-timer
Developer: Digibase C-41
Scanner: Epson V800
Post: Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop (dust removal)
Warrington's Own Buses - Supporting Ukraine liveried - Alexander Dennis Enviro 200 - CX65 BUH seen at Altrincham Interchange operating service CAT5 to Warrington Bus Station on April 6th 2022
Some network cables left on the table @ École Polytechnique. Someone's been very bad!!
Photo took with my Canon PowerShot SD110.
1116 142 am 15.08.2010 mit einem CityAirportTrain (CAT) von Wien Mitte/Landstraße nach Wien Flughafen bei der Station Wien-Zentralfriedhof
*explored*
Strobist: Olympus fl36 through beauty dish above and in front of subject. I was about 25 ft away from my model. Flash triggered via cat5 patched ttl cable
Project 366 (one photo per day for 2020 taken on 35mm film)
Event: Project 366
Location: Landing at home
Camera: Canon AT-1
Lens(s): Canon FD 50mm f/1.8 + Vivitar 2x Macro converter
Film: Fujifilm C200
Shot ISO: 200
Light Meter: Camera
Exposure: 2s @ f/5.6
Lighting: 1 x LED Torch
Mounting: Tripod - Manfrotto
Firing: Self timer
Developer: AG Photographic
Scanner: Epson V800
Post: Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop (dust removal)
Sunset in the warehouse (stage boxes, cat5 cables, digital mixing consoles). My joy is when I don't see these equipments on the shelves. But this is the year of the mask and the general silence that we cannot get familiar with in the live event industry.
Lens: Voigtlander Color-Dynarex 135mm f2.8 QBM
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Good lights to all of you, fellows.
I had to do some wiring in our networking closet today. This included running some cat5 wire which happens to be Twisted Pair wire. The photo shows the four pairs after they were untwisted. This color arrangement meets the 568B specification. After I took the picture, an RJ45 connector was crimped onto the end.
My workspace back in late 2009:
www.flickr.com/photos/42736403@N08/3934503754/in/pool-818...
After moving from the 17" and 22" to dual 22" in May 2010 and then adding the 17" back in for triple displays in October, I've finally made the jump to three 22" LCDs. The left and right panel are Acer P221Ws and the middle is an Acer AL2216W. Color is surprisingly consistent between them, the middle has just a slightly bluish tint which I can remove through callibration.
I've of course upgraded the Hackintosh that runs them as well. I've still got the Intel E6300 overclocked to 3.05GHz, but not much else is the same. In order to get dual graphics cards working with EFI injection I needed a new motherboard with dual PCIe slots, so I went with the Gigabyte GA-EP45T-USB3P with 4GB of DDR3. As far as graphics cards go, I have a 9600GT driving the middle and right panels and a 7600GT driving the left panel. The system's running 10.6.4, which I'm scared to update to 10.6.6 at risk of breaking my dual-card setup.
Other differences from the 2009 setup:
>New desk. I built this from scratch last May after getting my second 22" and realizing that I had no room left on my 4'x2' desk.
>No more laptop on my desk. Now that my desktop is a far superior machine, I keep the MacBook Pro on the dresser by my bed for late-night surfing and whatnot.
>Only one computer at my desk. I got tired of dealing with multiple machines, so I put all my resources into making the Hackintosh the best system possible, and now it does all I ask it to.
>Projector's gone. The configuration of my room doesn't really make sense for projecting. It lives in my basement now.
Oh, and the lighting. The lights behind the monitors are $6 Lowe's uplight cans with 25 watt clear globe bulbs and the light under the desk is ropelight I attached with hooks. All 3 are hooked together to an X10 module for easy on/off and dimming.
Daytime pictures will come tomorrow. I just got the 22" LCD this evening.
By the way, I'm 16 and a Junior in high school.
Aug. 2011 Update: The Hackintosh has been upgraded to an Intel Q6600 OCd to 2.61GHz, and I'm 17 now and soon to be a Senior.
Sept. 2011 Update: Hacky now has 8GB of DDR3 1333 and is OCd to 2.79GHz. Now booting of a 2x80GB RAID0 array with ~250MB/sec max read speeds. Replaced the remaining 7xxx series video card with a second 9600GT, dual cards still work perfectly, and I can now try and update to Lion since I no longer have 7xxx series cards. (On another drive of course. Never muck up a working OS X install on a Hack!)
In the next few weeks I will be gutting a defective G5 (different from the one in the photo, my mother uses that one now) and modding it to accomodate all my Hackintosh components. I will be posting a new photo once the HackinG5 is done. I am _very_ excited for the parts to come so I can build it.
Update: "PowerHac G5" is built. Pic of the internals:
www.flickr.com/photos/42736403@N08/6157296219/in/set-7215...
Moving some things on the desk around this weekend and I'll have an updated workspace pic to post sometime next week.
www.recyclart.org/2010/04/connected/
Photos by Kevin Rolly
Work by KASEY MCMAHON
CONNECTED // Self Portrait // Multimedia • 2010
Steel, CAT5 and other data cables // Life size
My Home Office Collage
Today's FGR 365 is "!flickr Notes".
I have a lot of Notes so I numbered them and added additional below. This is my home office. Two years ago my girlfriend of 10 years and I split up. We are still best friends and I will refer to her as “my ex” for the notes. We sold the house we had together and I needed a smaller place with a lot less yard so I bought a three story, 3 bedroom, 4 bath townhouse with an itty bitty yard for my dog Loki. My ex bought Loki (a female Cairn Terrier) when we were together and I have joint custody so I see her at least 3 days a week which works out great for all three of us.
I use one bedroom as an office and another as an Art Room where I paint and sculpt, and draw on whiteboards. Two weeks ago I spent $50 US on new dry erase markers, I’m not kidding. I just bought a book case for the Art Room so many of my art books are moving downstairs right now.
If for some reason you want to know more about me you can check my LinkedIn profile;
And I’ll just add a shameless plug for Kiva.org, which I think is frickin’ genius;
One Fugger made a feeble attempt to insult me this week so he should give my LinkedIn profile a once over in the hopes of actually coming up with some decent ammo. There’s lots of ammo there too. I don’t kiss-and-tell so please don’t ask me who it was. I hope whoopaggie doesn’t check my Education because I was giving her a little Aggie Hell for a while and she could really turn it back on me.
If a Note has a * in it that means there is more below, otherwise the Note and below say the same.
01. Calendars from Guero’s Taco Bar, Austin TX – When I put the first one in the far left corner up I just chose a random distance from the wall. I wanted to put up six total and decided to use the same spacing and then just leave an empty space that I filled with something else later. The empty space sucked, so I decided to put up more calendars, keeping the same spacing. The last space left over is exactly the same distance as all the other spaces! Yay for not planning ahead!
02. This calendar is a different width than the rest, but the tack is spaced the same.
03. My friend Jini gave me 2 Guero’s calendars, but the Virgin Mary one is not in my office.
04. Cowboy hat I bought in Redmond WA
05. Cowboy hat I bought in Austin TX (my fave)
06. Cowboy hat I bought in Napa Valley
07. Bison skin hat I bought in Telluride CO
08. Stetson I almost never wear - It’s a dress hat (and pricey). I should have used it in the “Dallas 1963” pic I did because Det. Leavelle is wearing a Stetson.
09. Lego motorcycles
10. Glowing Cortana
11. Architecture mags
12. Tool box of slides
13. Issues of ImagineFX that are going to the Art Room
14. Texas hat pins waiting for a hat
15. Café du Monde mug that I’ve kept in one piece for 18 years!
16. Issues of "Play", games & anime
17. My fave Guero’s calendar – I think barbarianheiress would make a great model for this version of “La Adelita”. There are other versions at the top (they all have a beauty with a rifle),and I love them all. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Adelita
18. Maya and MEL Scripting books
19. Windows Vista Ultimate
20. Various design mags
21. HP paper for printing photos, but my ex got the printer
22. Manga
23. Plaque of hiking medallions from my first visit to Austria
24. Mold of my lower teeth
25. Sand filled lizard (he’s awesome)
26. Keroppi!
27. Heating vent, I have loads of these
28. Blank books for writing
29. Art books to move
30. Trash can
31. Richard Scarry’s
32. Kids books
33. Tub for stuff for crimping CAT5
34. Issues of Sound On Sound and Computer Music
35. Various Adobe How-To books – 2 years ago I went to FlashForward in Austin and I got a discount on the Adobe Video Suite with After Effects, Audition, Bridge, Encore, Flash, Illustrator, ImageReady, Photoshop, and Premiere Pro. I want to make DVDs of my own animation so I NEED all these.
36. Sketchbooks
37. Art books to move
38. Bathroom – This bedroom has it’s own bath, as does the master, but I’ve using it as a closet right now while I get rid of stuff. I’ve never turned the water to the tub on.
39. Whiteboard with reproduction of Mucha I’m working on in dry erasure
40. Other whiteboard with its back to us
41. One of my laptops – This one runs Vista and right now I only use it for learning robot programming and XNA game development.
42. Dania book case
43. Framed Texas Flag – It’s supposed to look “weathered”.
44. Space for framed Texas Declaration of Independence
45. Unframed stuff waiting
46. We Recycle
47. Space for framed picture of statue before she was raised to the top of the Texas Capital
48. Framed Republic Of Texas Map
49. Old scanner
50. Monitor that will move to Art Room once I get a widescreen flat panel
51. Xbox360 controller for robot simulator and XNA in Windows
52. Max
53. Marble pen holder – Meant for chilling wine.
54. Older laptop again
55. Slides of a old film shoot I’m scanning
56. Fave keyboard
57. FugGeR
58. Plush leather office chair
59. Ducati toys
60. Children’s Bible – This Bible is OK but my fave Bible has leather binding and gold pages. I have a trophy for memorizing the most Bible verses at my Baptist church. There is a picture of “The Temptation in the Desert” where Jesus looks like a typical European idea Jesus, but Satan looks so frickin’ cool! By the time I was a teen I knew St. John’s and Revelations inside out and I was obsessed with the Anti-Christ. Then I went to college.
61. Books about writing
62. Paperbacks I can’t bear to get rid of
63. Shelf of financial books
64. Shelf of language books
65. Escher inspired object I made from cardboard in 1983!
66. Model of one of my bikes
67. Akira bike
68. Canned air
69. Midi keyboard - For Properhead Reason software, which is fun as Hell because you can make any music.
70. The Moon coffee mug
71. External DVD burner
72. Texas coffee mug
73. Microsoft mousepad I got at the company store
74. New scanner that has trays for negatives and slides
75. Office Depot desk that will not withstand another move
76. Dell tower under desk
77. 500 GB external drive under desk
78. Folder of negatives I shot in Boulder and Telluride
79. Tool box of electrical junk
80. Tool box of stuff I can’t misplace
81. Shelf of stuff, I dunno
82. Xbox 1 games
83. Xbox360 & Ducati caps
84. Fitness books
85. Some Nintedo DS games
86. Bo-flex like workout thingy
87. Industrial twist tie - I got at Home Depot so I can turn the workout bench up and it stays.
88. Shelf of computer development books
89. Shelf of film production books
90. Autographed advert from porn star Nina Hartley I need to frame
91. Issues of Texas Monthly
92. Loki! – Loki says “Hi” to Oshin, Maggie, Badger, Merlin, Clem (I didn’t have the heart to tell her Clem is not a dog), Gracie, Bear, Porter & the other Loki, “Peanut Butter” Jake (dude, yer dog has a rep now), Rusty, Sammy, Snoopy and all the other FGR dogs out there. I had to bribe her with the “t word” (t-r-e-a-t) to get her to pose.
93. Shelf of oversized books
94. Tubs o junk
95. Switch – My house is wired with CAT5 and there is a hub in my master closet.
96. Other flat panel monitor
97. The closet holds my computer racks – All these are off right now because they are building more townhouses around me and they shut of the power to my neighborhood for half of one day this week. I powered these down ahead of time and I just haven’t started them back up yet. One of these will be sacrificed for FireFox soon so I can reply to comments like ya’ll.
98. MCP (Microsoft Certified Professional) certificate
99. Telluride Film Festival Student Program certificate
100. Gave a presentation at the American Chemical Society Meeting in Dallas 1989 – My presentation was called “Anomalous Fading of Thermoluminescence in Different Temperature Forms of Oligoclase”. If I have trouble falling asleep I can read it or one of the 14 other scientific papers I’ve published. This was the meeting where one University declared they had created cold fusion and they were selling video tapes for $350 US. It was a total scam and I had already started realizing that some “scientists” weren’t actually interested in Truth at all.
101. B.S. in Mathematics
102. Antarctic meteorite I worked on at NASA – JSC – I did nuclear chemistry at NASA in 1990. The people at NASA are party animals, I’m not kidding. The smartest and most fun of any group I’ve ever met. Film people are fun too, and extremely naughty. IT people mostly suck.
OK, that’s my tour. I hope you had a good time, there’s free beer & wine tasting and T-Shirts in the lobby.
I've had this Water Bob for 5 years in my hurricane prep and hoped I would never have to use it. Oh well.
It holds 100 gallons of water.
first shoot with catriona - model mayhem #421100
absolutely brilliant shoot - cat is amazing! can't wait to shoot again... and again - thanks also to gillybean for helping out on the day
Warrington's Own Buses CH06CAT seen passing Warrington Town Hall on service CAT5 to Warrington interchange