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Providing not only a secure comms station but also a hardened habitat capable of withstanding a direct hit from a nuke, the Altair communication pod is also the perfect command post. The ability to coordinate firing solutions for other attached pods, track enemy positions using a variety of sensors, map terrain using geo pulse technology and also provide a comfy place to sleep makes the Altair a must have piece of kit.
This is a folding kit, with working airlock and fold out bed.
WATERS NEAR GUAM (Mar. 9, 2016) - Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force ships and U.S. Naval ships steam together in formation throughout cannon firing exercises during multi sail 2016. Multi sail is a bilateral training exercise aimed at interoperability between the U.S. and Japanese forces. This exercise builds interoperability and benefits from realistic, shared training, enhancing our ability to work together to confront any contingency. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Eric Coffer/Released)
Playing with the smartphone
(and I think I'm at last caught up with my 365, just need to find something to take a photo of today :-) )
This diagram of a feedback loop appeared on the common room chalkboard the day after a group discussion about communication styles. Thanks, Garrison!
A parabolic antenna for "Erdfunkstelle Raisting", the biggest facility for satellite communication in the world, based in Raisting, Bavaria, Germany.
The hub of the communication centre of a small village, the post box and phone box, both now used a lot less than they once were. What with the advent of email and mobile phones these icons of Britain are destined to be no more than street furniture or museum exhibits. Even BT have not bothered to update the logo on the phone box from the old style one of the man with the trumpet that was phased out many years ago. At least they gave the village of Amcotts near to Scunthorpe a modern style box many years ago.
For those interested, the postbox is numbered DN17 58.
You know when you are walking through central London and an image just presents itself to you?
Canon 20D and 17-15mm IS USM lens ISO 400 F/14 1/400sec
Vilnius, Kalvariju Market
Canon EOS 500 / Canon EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM
Konica Minolta Monochrome VX400
in a dark, cold world, the last means of communication.
try it on black for better viewing experience!
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ATLANTIC OCEAN (Nov. 2, 2017) The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) prepares to come alongside the fleet replenishment oiler USNS Laramie (T-AO 203) for an underway replenishment. Abraham Lincoln is currently underway conducting carrier qualifications and training. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Jacques-Laurent Gilles/Released)
I went through a box of letters recently. I miss letters. I've received a few in the past year, and it's been such a pleasure to see them at the mailbox (thanks, letter senders :o)
this stack was from long ago now, and contained some real knockout material. email can actually be pretty good, and does allow you to compose your thoughts without the need to get it all in linear order in your mind beforehand (I'm a little bit amazed that we ever wrote as many letters as we did, and that they were ever coherent). I'm certain I'm a better writer when I can put stream-of-conscious first, then organize and edit later. but the emotions you get from tactile contact with a stamped envelope, rough paper, and sometimes even the ink itself... I'm glad a portion of my life included as many real letters as it did.
The hand of Vladimir A Yorets, a deaf/mute motorcyclist from Belarus who is undergoing a round the world trip. His purpose is to give encouragement to other disabled people. He has been travelling since May 2000. More info at
loudexhaust.blogspot.com/2008/04/silent-long-way-round-ya...