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Putting the finishing touches on the late April burn.
~Gordon Warrick, Habitat manager (From Bluestem Rambler, 4-28-10, Img_4-28 006)
Team at ESOC Mission Control readying for MSG-4 launch 15 July 2015. Credit: ESA/L. Guilpain - CC BY-SA IGO 3.0
The Control Room (National Trust building E4) was constructed for the remote operation and monitoring of the Vibration Test Buildings. It is constructed in a simple, functional and contemporary style in Burwell white bricks that contrast with red asphalt covered lower sections of the metal framed panels of the bays. It is divided into two sections; to the west the slightly taller portion housed control and monitoring equipment, and to the east were staff facilities. The building is entered at the eastern end through an inset covered porch, which is surfaced in red and yellow flag stones arranged in a chequer board design. Entry into the Control Room was past the messengers’ room, located on the west side of the entrance and to its rear a windowless switch room. On the opposite side of the entrance was the cloak room. Along the rear wall is a ladies lavatory, cleaners’ room and a gents’ locker room and lavatory. At the eastern end of the corridor is a small tea room and to its south a large mess room. The taller western section of the building is split into two by a longitudinal east to west corridor. At its eastern end to the south is a store room and on the opposite side of the corridor a dark room. To their west and to either side were six almost identical bays, although the two in the south west corner are open to form a single large room. These rooms were used for housing control and monitoring equipment, which was supported on a raised floor, the under floor void probably accommodated air conditioning pipes and cabling. To reduce noise the upper sections of these rooms and their ceilings are lined with square pierced plaster board panels.
Had to lay on the garage floor to get this one. My friend was very patient and posed for the longest time, until I got some good shots. Wolf spiders eat other bugs and, for those who can tolerate spiders, are good to have around. They don't spin webs, and instead stalk their prey. I was happy to get this good a shot out of my 18-135 mm lens.
Kids in purple are cleaning the beach. Those in bathing suits where taunting them and giving them crap. Notice the trash around those in the bathing suits. Cops did nothing.
The thing I find really fascinating is this very traditional approach to pest control next to the NPDN booth (National Plant Diagnostic Network)
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The incredible, one-of-a-kind Master Control Tiki made by artist Dave Quiles. He gave it to me for my birthday. Amazing!
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Here are all the controls temporarily mounted in the control panel, which has been installed in the cabinet. The buttons serve to mimic both the layout of a NEO GEO control panel as well as a Street Fighter-type six-button layout. It may not be obvious from this photo, but this is pretty much the absolute maximum amount of controls I was going to be able to cram into this control panel.
Pianist Philip Thomson, playing Gershwin and Liszt. Expressive and extremely dynamic piano play.
I had a hard time controlling the camera today: it was dark and rain had gotten in my lens and mirror: most of my photos ended up with smears, except for the last batch I shot at the end.
Burned leaves on the ground at Stony Creek Metropark.
There was a controlled burn of my favorite prairie at the mountain bike trails/Shelden Estates area of Stony Creek Metropark on April 1, 2010.
It looks like some of the fire spread to the woods. I guess that makes it uncontrolled.
An article about the burn appeared in the Oakland Post:
oaklandpostonline.com/2010/04/06/local/stopping-the-sprea...
Monday, July 25.
Radio Control Soaring, held July 23-30, at the International Aeromodeling Center in Muncie, Indiana.
Photos by Jenni Alderman
Foxfield "War Wheels" WW2 event at Foxfield Railway near Stoke-on-Trent.
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Photo taken February 10, 2013 in north Texas. They were clearing out leaves and underbrush in a small park with a controlled burn. I was kind of surprised the leaves would even burn, the ground was damp from a rain that morning. The smoke from the fires created a nice effect over a small pond downwind from the park.