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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.
Abandoned and outdated control room for an unused water reservoir, Meadville, Pennsylvania
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Controls of Propel and Slimpel boilers are easy to understand and to use and offer high levels of boiler control and monitoring
Babs was the land speed record car built and driven by John Parry-Thomas. It was powered by a 27-litre Liberty aero-engine.
Babs began as 'Chitty 4', one of Count Louis Zborowski's series of aero-engined cars named 'Chitty Bang Bang'. As it was built at Zborowski's estate of Higham Park near Canterbury, it was also known as the Higham Special. Using a 450 hp (340 kW) V12 Liberty aero engine of 27 litres capacity, with a gearbox and chain-drive from a pre-war Blitzen Benz, it was the largest capacity racing car ever to run at Brooklands. Still not fully developed by the time of Zborowski's death in 1924, it was purchased from his estate by J.G. Parry-Thomas for the sum of £125.
Parry-Thomas rechristened the car "Babs" and rebuilt it with four Zenith carburettors and his own design of pistons.[2] In April 1926, Parry-Thomas used the car to break the land speed record at 171.02 mph (273.6 km/h).
Babs used exposed chains (covered by a fairing) to connect the gearbox to the drive wheels. It has been said that the high engine cover required Parry-Thomas to drive with his head tilted to one side. This story is of course nonsense: photographs show that the bonnet was not that high and the driver can see straight ahead.
During a later record attempt at Pendine Sands, Wales on 3 March 1927, the car went out of control at speeds in excess of 100 mph. The car rolled over and Thomas was killed. Following the inquest into Thomas's death, Babs was buried in the sand dunes at Pendine.
At the time it was speculated that Thomas may have been decapitated by the drive chain. Later investigation of the recovered wreckage suggested instead that the rear right-hand wheel had failed, overturning Babs.
Things look calm now, but at times a lot of water flows thru here and it's the job of these pavers to keep things in line!
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The Symantec pcAnywhere™ 12.5 Host and Remote Standard License software enables one computer to remotely control and access another computer, establishing a one-to-one connection. Both host and remote components can be installed together on the same computer or separately on different computers. For more information www.symantec.com/norton/symantec-pcanywhere