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May 14 2020, Luka village, Bena Tsemay woreda, in the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region of Ethiopia (SNNPR). Scouts, wearing protective gear, spray on crops to control the outbreak of desert locusts.
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Controles de Xbox 360 - Xbox 360 Controllers
Una buena manera de entretenerse en un día lluvioso - A good way to entertain on a rainy day
Lowland rice weeds / POACEAE (grass family)
Weed name: Leptochloa chinensis (L.) Nees
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Part of the image collection of the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI)
I recently got a chance to take a peek into the inner sanctum of the Cornell Synchrotron which once smashed beams of particles together using billions of electron volts, and now works as a super duper X-ray that can illuminate the tiniest things! It was built in 1967 - and looks like it. Which is fine with me!
Here's the control room...
A typical control room scene. Sometime around 4am. Rob was taking data. I was taking pictures. Jorge was being cool.
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this is a top shot of a 3D model for a Barco video wall fitted control room. It figured in an animation I created for Barco.
All movement of water is handled by operators in the red-roofed control building in the center of each of the locks. Switches for the lock gates are mechanically linked to prevent out of sequence operation as a ship is lifted.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District project manager Dave Cook (left) and ProVen Management Inc. superintendant Patrick Feeney outline April 8, 2011 where double-barrel box culverts will soon pass beneath Main Steet in Napa, Calif. The Corps will install the culverts during the next construction phase of a project to reduce the risk of flooding from nearby Napa Creek. ProVen Management is the contractor building the culverts.
“These box culverts will give the creek a straight shot out towards the river,” Cook said. In high water, Napa Creek often overtops and spills into adjacent neighborhoods, causing persistent flooding. The culverts will direct flood waters more quickly to the river and away from homes and businesses. The $14.8 million project, funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, is a joint effort of the Corps, the city of Napa, and the Napa Flood Control and Water Conservation District, to reduce flood risk for the city. (U.S. Army Photo/Todd Plain)
Inside of the control house. Site of a former plant that manufactured a lightweight cement using shale rock in the mixture.
90 second exposure, full moon, nearly dark interior of building, protomachins set to red & green with a shot of natural on the control panel.
A YCC crew member controls multiflora rose at the Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge.
ENTREVISTA A LA PRESIDENTA DEL CONSEJO DE PARTICIPACIÓN SOCIAL RAQUEL GONZÁLEZ / FOTO JOHN WILLIAM GUEVARA / EL TELÉGRAFO
A water pipe broke in the ceiling above the 4m control room while we were observing. We continued taking data the entire time
Men and women did some final training in this house today and then they burned it in a controlled burn. Three different fire departments here this AM.
The control tower was one of the most interesting buildings we walked around as it had many rooms (one was full of sheep bones) and a second level, where this photo was taken from. Whilst we were up here, we thought the sun might come out so we could take some decent panoramas of the airfield but alas, it never happened. It was nice when we arrived as well. Here's an artistic interpretation of what happened.
The runway itself has been returned to agricultural land as this airfield only ever had a grass runway. Mix the uneven, grassy runway with Law Drum to the north-west, a small but significant enough hill to cause some serious problems for landing planes. There were a lot of crashes during the operational period of this airfield, one of the reasons why it was abandoned so soon after the war was over.