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Operators work 24/7 7 days a week around the clock to maintain all operations for the Vashon Plant.
Mini World Rotterdam is a huge working model of the city Rotterdam and areas of The Netherlands. There are lot of train movements and operating road traffic on some parts. There are many strange or humorous items to be spotted.
In Mini World land 1 minute is the equivalent of 1 hour, so the dusk and night time happen quite often. As the sun goes down the sky is amber and the street and building lamps turn on.
With so much going on there needs to be somewhere it is all controlled from. A Control room with an array of displays allows the staff to monitor CCTV and computer controlled trains.
House of Commons FAC lead by Ken Purchase MP (centre), with his colleagues John Horam MP & Sandra Osborne MP in Geneva as part of the FAC’s inquiry into “Global Security: Non-Proliferation”.
These are controls on a soundboard, I believe. Taken at my YMCA, where I was security for the night before our annual fund-raising auction.
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An old traffic signal control box in St. Paul, Nebraska. There is a traffic light in the middle of the intersection but it has long been covered by four-way stop signs. Traffic Signals, Inc. of Shreveport was in business from 1960 until 1970, when they were bought out by Singer.
Jasper the harris hawk is employed in the City of London to control the pigeons and gulls that proliferate around there.
Abandoned and outdated control room for an unused water reservoir, Meadville, Pennsylvania
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In The Shadow of Wounded Knee: Life on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
An unkept park in the village of Pine Ridge, littered with beer cans. There are few, if any, public spaces that are taken care of in Pine Ridge. There are also no libraries.
On the Great Plains, hidden away on little traveled back roads, is the place formerly known as American Prisoner of War Camp Number 334. It is now known as the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, home of the Oglala Lakota (Sioux). They are the tribe that suffered the infamous Wounded Knee Massacre, in December of 1890, in which over one hundred unarmed women and children were killed. Since that day Wounded Knee, and the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, have been a symbol of the wrongs inflicted on Native Americans by the descendants of Europeans. Pine Ridge is the quintessential example of the failures of the reservation system, with staggering statistics on everything from violent crime to education.
Sadly, Pine Ridge continues to be the setting for an ongoing massacre within the tribe. Gangs on the reservation are out of control, and the violence they live by grips even the smallest villages. Unemployment on the reservation fluctuates between 85-90 percent. Recent reports vary but many point out that the median income on the Pine Ridge Reservation is approximately $2,600 to $3,500 per year. The housing office is unable to afford to build new structures, and existing structures are falling apart. Many are homeless, and those with homes are packed into rotting buildings with up to 5 families. Frequently, grandparents are raising their grandchildren because their own children have succumbed to alcoholism, domestic violence, and general apathy. Making life even more grim, fifty percent of the population over 40 suffers from diabetes and the life expectancy for men is a mere 48 years.
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Oscar D'Wilde One is my beloved cat who thinks I am his mother. I found him, lost and very frightened, when he was three weeks old. We have been together now for five years.
When he feels that I have not paid him enough attention....he drapes himself across an available appendage and pretends to be asleep. If there is no stroking from the human, the claws gently remind her that attention is needed.....Many times Oscar has been turned into a cat frissbee when the reminding is too sharp!
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