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The problem with communication … is the illusion that it has been accomplished
George Bernard Shaw
Tell me if it's on/Tell me if it's off/Tell me if it's real/You can tell me anything
Cause I can't read your mind/There's no communication
I can't read your mind
Good Charlotte
Communication Studies on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois on December 7, 2016. (Jay Grabiec)
For the TNC Weekly Challenge, this week the theme is "Communication". Thought I would see if I could gather as many forms as I could in my house
These old telephone poles with their distinctive metal staggered foot brackets are a common sight in England. Each one can provide a telephone service to around twenty houses via overhead cables. They are still in use but will eventually become obsolete as more satellite and cable services are installed.
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Communication Studies on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois on December 7, 2016. (Jay Grabiec)
"Donut Communication" by Nevercrew - 2011 (detail)
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Just took this group laughing their heads off in the middle of a temple in Bagan; Burma. Loved their smile and the global feel of the scenery. This joy in the middle of the serenity. Wanted to catch these colors (real and athmosphere) despite the harsh sun that day that was falling down on the temple.
ICD / ITKE Research pavillon 2011
University Stuttgart
Institute for Computer Based Design
Prof. Achim Menges
Institute for Building Structures and Structural Design
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jan Knippers
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Frank Dinger
BECOMING - office for visual communication
facebook: Becoming office for visual communication
Communication Studies on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois on December 7, 2016. (Jay Grabiec)
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This radar tower in sprawling Discovery Park is a holdover from the Cold War (from when the entirety of the park was a military base). It's now used by the FAA for commercial aviation. In good conditions, pilots (even mariners) are known to use it for visual wayfinding. As hilly as Seattle is, the dome's visible from all sorts of different places. I always have really liked how it appears in the west like a floating ball, from the vantage of the Ship Canal Bridge.
I'm not sure if the boys really believe me when I've told them that from time to time, the radar dome causes intermittent mosquito-like static interference in my hearing aid. Just when we're up on the south bluff of the park, in the expansive meadows below the dome. It happens less so than twenty years ago, when I wore an analog aid, which I find interesting. You'd think the interference would be worse with a digital hearing aid versus an analogue instrument.
We came here last week, right before Christmas. We walked all around the park in the woods, for five miles. We also spent some time down at the beach.
(panel, from left to right) Jorge Ciccorossi, ITU, Elena Puigrefagut, EBU, Cecil Ameil, SES, Paolo Pusterla, EBU/Eurovision, Martin Jarrold, GVF, Nigel Fry, BBC, Yvon Henri, ITU, Gary Thatcher, Broadcasting Board of Governors, USA, Martin Coleman, Executive Director, sIRG, and Claudiu Mateescu, Global Vsat Forum/ICRC, at the International Satellite Communication Symposium 2016.
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in a relationship! Don't know if this is quite what they mean! :)
This is not posted because of it's wonderful photographic qualities, but because it struck me as funny when I glanced in my rear view mirror. Kind of reminds me of the parents who bemoan the fact that they can't communicate w/their kids, but you'll see them all in the car with their headsets on! (K, I'll now step down from my soapbox!)
Sculpture Group Symbolizing World's Communication in the Atomic Age
1959
brazed and welded brass and bronze
Harry Bertoia
born San Lorenzo, Italy 1959 - died Barto, PZ 1978
Harry Bertoia's sculpture installation reflects the optimism of the 1950's, when the economy boomed and broadcast television was transforming American culture. The largest cluster of the sculpture symbolizes the world transmitting light to the smaller forms that represent sight, sound, and electronic control, each of which also emits luminous impulses. Bertoia explained that :we lice in a time dominated by...invisible forces...these [are] elements of the atomic and electronic age that I am trying to give sculptural shape and form." Bertoia's vision of global communication is a reality today, as satellites constantly receive and transmit signals for broadcast, cell phone, and computer communications.
Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of the Zenith Corporation
1979. 107a-d
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