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Lousy distant shot of a red tail joining its mate on a cell tower, Mission Hill, Boston

Taken with my cell phone - sneakin' a peak

 

Finishing up, late at work, waiting for a report to finish. Sneakin' a peak at Flickr ... inspired by ShepDC's shot www.flickr.com/photos/shepdc/1925210941/in/set-7215760298... which you can see on the monitor

Cell Phone Photography

Digital India Cell of MKBU organized a workshop on website and mobile app creation. In this workshop more than 150 teachers and students of University participated. The teachers learned to prepare personal website for content sharing. The students learned to have their personal web presence on digital platforms. These websites and mobile apps of teachers will help students learn about various subject through websites and mobile applications.

 

All these websites and mobile apps were created with the help of free Web-tools. Such programs will help in making the Dream of Digital India see the light of the day. It also helps in cultivating characteristics of Digital Citizenship among Students.

 

Program was coordinated by Digital India Cell convener Prof. Dilip Barad. Honorable Vice-Chancellor Dr. S. N. Zala gave morale boost and support to this event. The resource person was Prof M N Jivani from Dept. of Electronics, Saurashtra University.

(Marconia, Italy, 12/08/2015)

Christmas Eve at Grandma and Grandpa's house. Leila seems to be conducting as Robbie plays.

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cells for "lifelongs"

Cupcake Tower - American Heart Association

Students work on their cell phones at the Dow Jones News Fund Center for Editing Excellence at the University of Texas at Austin, 2019. Photo by Bradley Wilson

There is a nice selection of du rags here. Sally beauty supply, ftw

The row of cells it was as cold as it looks ...Like the way the vanishing point is caught here..

The National Gas Turbine Establishment (NGTE Pyestock) in Fleet, UK, was the prime site in the UK for design and development of gas turbine and jet engines. Construction began in 1949, but the site was not as we know it. Instead of the massive test cells there today, testing was done on a much smaller scale in test "cubicles" inside buildings like the Plant House. When the possibility of supersonic jets arose, the site underwent a massive expansion to the north west, with the massive Air House and several huge test cells being built circa 1961. For over 50 years, Pyestock was at the forefront of gas turbine development and was almost certainly the largest site of its kind in the world. It closed down in 2000.

 

Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyestock

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