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Vehicle: Peugeot Expert Combi.

Date of first registration: 1st January 2002.

Region of registration: Carlisle.

Latest recorded mileage: 132,680 (MOT 16th January 2020).

Last V5 issued: 4th February 2019.

 

Date taken: 21st December 2020.

Album: Carspotting

SN/NC: Syagrus romanzoffiana, Arecaceae Family

 

This is a palm with an identity crisis! A few decades ago the queen palm was assigned the name Cocos plumosa. During the late sixties and seventies most experts began referring to it as Arecastrum romanzoffianum. Now this queen has been placed in the genus Syagrus, the species name became romanzoffiana - hopefully Syagrus romanzoffiana will stick! The Queen palm is mostly found in Subtropical areas. It was once very popular as a garden tree; but in areas like Southern California where the climate is considerably dryer, it has since been taken over by other palms, such as Archontophoenix cunninghamiana, and other Archontophoenix as well, it is still the dominate pinnate palm, in places like Central Florida, where it thrives on the humidity, and tolerates the occasional 25 degree F. nights. Its fruit is edible to wildlife, often being sought after by birds. It was originally classified in the Coconut or Cocos genus, was moved to Arecastrum, then Syagrus. As a result of this, they often retain a previous name in retail trade. Usually called the "Cocos plumosa palm". (Palmpedia.net)

 

Esta é uma palmeira com crise de identidade! Há algumas décadas, a palmeira rainha recebeu o nome de Cocos plumosa. Durante o final dos anos sessenta e setenta, a maioria dos especialistas começou a referir-se a ele como Arecastrum romanzoffianum. Agora que esta rainha foi colocada no gênero Syagrus, o nome da espécie passou a ser romanzoffiana - espero que Syagrus romanzoffiana permaneça! A palmeira rainha é encontrada principalmente em áreas subtropicais. Já foi muito popular como árvore de jardim; mas em áreas como o sul da Califórnia, onde o clima é consideravelmente mais seco, desde então foi assumido por outras palmeiras, como Archontophoenix cunninghamiana, e outras Archontophoenix também, ainda é a palmeira pinada dominante, em lugares como a Flórida Central, onde é prospera com a umidade e tolera noites ocasionais de 25 graus F. Seu fruto é comestível para a vida selvagem, sendo frequentemente procurado por pássaros. Foi originalmente classificado no gênero Coco ou Cocos, foi transferido para Arecastrum, depois Syagrus. Como resultado disso, muitas vezes mantêm um nome anterior no comércio varejista. Geralmente chamada de "palmeira Cocos plumosa". (Palmpedia.net)

 

Dit is een palm met een identiteitscrisis! Enkele decennia geleden kreeg de koninginnenpalm de naam Cocos plumosa. Eind jaren zestig en zeventig begonnen de meeste experts het Arecastrum romanzoffianum te noemen. Nu deze koningin in het geslacht Syagrus is geplaatst, is de soortnaam romanzoffiana geworden - hopelijk blijft Syagrus romanzoffiana behouden! De Koninginnenpalm komt vooral voor in subtropische gebieden. Ooit was hij erg populair als tuinboom; maar in gebieden als Zuid-Californië, waar het klimaat aanzienlijk droger is, is het sindsdien overgenomen door andere palmen, zoals Archontophoenix cunninghamiana, en ook andere Archontophoenix. Het is nog steeds de dominante geveerde palm, in plaatsen als Centraal-Florida, waar hij voorkomt. gedijt op de luchtvochtigheid en tolereert af en toe nachten van 25 graden F. De vrucht is eetbaar voor dieren in het wild en wordt vaak gezocht door vogels. Het werd oorspronkelijk geclassificeerd in het geslacht Coconut of Cocos en werd verplaatst naar Arecastrum en vervolgens naar Syagrus. Als gevolg hiervan behouden ze vaak een oude naam in de detailhandel. Meestal de "Cocos plumosapalm" genoemd. (Palampedia.net)

 

Questa è una palma con una crisi d'identità! Alcuni decenni fa alla palma regina venne assegnato il nome Cocos plumosa. Tra la fine degli anni Sessanta e gli anni Settanta la maggior parte degli esperti cominciò a chiamarlo Arecastrum romanzoffianum. Ora questa regina è stata inserita nel genere Syagrus, il nome della specie è diventato romanzoffiana - speriamo che Syagrus romanzoffiana rimanga! La palma regina si trova principalmente nelle aree subtropicali. Un tempo era molto apprezzato come albero da giardino; ma in aree come la California meridionale, dove il clima è notevolmente più secco, da allora è stata sostituita da altre palme, come Archontophoenix cunninghamiana, e anche da altri Archontophoenix, è ancora la palma pennata dominante, in luoghi come la Florida centrale, dove è prospera sull'umidità e tollera le notti occasionali di 25 gradi F.. Il suo frutto è commestibile per la fauna selvatica, spesso ricercato dagli uccelli. Originariamente classificato nel genere Coconut o Cocos, fu spostato in Arecastrum, poi Syagrus. Di conseguenza, nel commercio al dettaglio spesso mantengono il nome precedente. Solitamente chiamata "palma Cocos plumosa". (Palmpedia.net)

 

Esta es una palma con una crisis de identidad! Hace unas décadas a la palmera reina se le asignó el nombre de Cocos plumosa. A finales de los años sesenta y setenta la mayoría de los expertos empezaron a referirse a él como Arecastrum romanzoffianum. Ahora que esta reina ha sido incluida en el género Syagrus, el nombre de la especie pasó a ser romanzoffiana. ¡Ojalá Syagrus romanzoffiana se mantenga! La palma reina se encuentra principalmente en zonas subtropicales. Alguna vez fue muy popular como árbol de jardín; pero en áreas como el sur de California, donde el clima es considerablemente más seco, desde entonces ha sido reemplazada por otras palmeras, como Archontophoenix cunninghamiana, y también otras Archontophoenix, sigue siendo la palmera pinnada dominante, en lugares como Florida central, donde prospera con la humedad y tolera noches ocasionales de 25 grados F. Su fruto es comestible para la vida silvestre y, a menudo, lo buscan las aves. Originalmente se clasificó en el género Coconut o Cocos, se trasladó a Arecastrum y luego a Syagrus. Por ello, en el comercio minorista suelen conservar su nombre anterior. Generalmente llamada "palma Cocos plumosa". (Palmpedia.net)

 

C'est un palmier en crise d'identité ! Il y a quelques décennies, le palmier royal a reçu le nom de Cocos plumosa. À la fin des années soixante et soixante-dix, la plupart des experts ont commencé à l'appeler Arecastrum romanzoffianum. Maintenant que cette reine a été placée dans le genre Syagrus, le nom de l'espèce est devenu romanzoffiana - j'espère que Syagrus romanzoffiana restera ! Le palmier royal se trouve principalement dans les zones subtropicales. Il était autrefois très populaire comme arbre de jardin ; mais dans des régions comme la Californie du Sud où le climat est considérablement plus sec, il a depuis été remplacé par d'autres palmiers, comme l'Archontophoenix cunninghamiana, et d'autres Archontophoenix également, il est toujours le palmier penné dominant, dans des endroits comme la Floride centrale, où il se développe grâce à l'humidité et tolère les nuits occasionnelles à 25 degrés F. Ses fruits sont comestibles pour la faune sauvage et sont souvent recherchés par les oiseaux. Classé à l'origine dans le genre Coconut ou Cocos, il a été déplacé vers Arecastrum, puis Syagrus. De ce fait, ils conservent souvent un ancien nom dans le commerce de détail. Généralement appelé « palmier Cocos plumosa ». (Palmpedia.net)

 

Dies ist eine Palme mit einer Identitätskrise! Vor einigen Jahrzehnten erhielt die Königinpalme den Namen Cocos plumosa. In den späten sechziger und siebziger Jahren begannen die meisten Experten, sie als Arecastrum romanzoffianum zu bezeichnen. Jetzt wurde diese Königin in die Gattung Syagrus eingeordnet, der Artname wurde romanzoffiana – hoffentlich bleibt Syagrus romanzoffiana bestehen! Die Königinpalme kommt hauptsächlich in subtropischen Gebieten vor. Einst war er als Gartenbaum sehr beliebt; Aber in Gegenden wie Südkalifornien, wo das Klima deutlich trockener ist, wurde sie inzwischen von anderen Palmen wie Archontophoenix cunninghamiana und anderen Archontophoenix-Palmen übernommen und ist immer noch die dominierende gefiederte Palme, beispielsweise in Zentralflorida lebt von der Luftfeuchtigkeit und verträgt gelegentliche 25-Grad-F-Nächte. Seine Früchte sind für Wildtiere essbar und werden oft von Vögeln gesucht. Es wurde ursprünglich in die Gattung Coconut oder Cocos eingeordnet, dann nach Arecastrum und dann nach Syagrus verschoben. Dadurch behalten sie im Einzelhandel häufig einen früheren Namen. Wird normalerweise als „Cocos plumosa-Palme“ bezeichnet. (Palmpedia.net)

 

これはアイデンティティクライシスを抱えたヤシです! 数十年前、この女王ヤシにはココス・プルモーサという名前が付けられました。 60 年代後半から 70 年代にかけて、ほとんどの専門家がそれを Arecastrum romanzoffianum と呼び始めました。 現在、この女王は Syagrus 属に属し、種名は romanzoffiana になりました。Syagrus romanzoffiana が定着することを願っています。 クイーンヤシは主に亜熱帯地域で見られます。 かつては庭木として非常に人気がありました。 しかし、気候がかなり乾燥している南カリフォルニアのような地域では、その後、アルコントフェニックス・カニンガミアナや他のアルコントフェニックスなどの他のヤシに引き継がれていますが、中央フロリダのような場所では、依然として優勢な羽状ヤシです。 湿気で生育し、時折25℃の夜にも耐えます。 その果実は野生動物に食用とされ、鳥がそれを求めて訪れることもよくあります。 元々はココナッツ属またはココス属に分類されていましたが、アレカストルム、次にシャグルスに移されました。 この結果、小売業界では以前の名前が残ることがよくあります。 通常は「ココス・プルモサ・ヤシ」と呼ばれています。 (Palmpedia.net)

 

هذا كف يعاني من أزمة هوية! منذ بضعة عقود مضت، أُطلق على نخلة الملكة اسم كوكوس بلوموسا. خلال أواخر الستينيات والسبعينيات، بدأ معظم الخبراء يشيرون إليها باسم Arecastrum romanzoffianum. الآن تم وضع هذه الملكة في جنس Syagrus، وأصبح اسم النوع romanzoffiana - نأمل أن يظل Syagrus romanzoffiana موجودًا! تم العثور على نخلة الملكة في الغالب في المناطق شبه الاستوائية. كانت ذات يوم تحظى بشعبية كبيرة كشجرة حديقة؛ ولكن في مناطق مثل جنوب كاليفورنيا حيث يكون المناخ أكثر جفافًا إلى حد كبير، فقد تم الاستيلاء عليها منذ ذلك الحين من قبل أشجار النخيل الأخرى، مثل أرتشونتوفونيكس كننغهاميانا، وغيرها من أرتشونتوفونيكس أيضًا، ولا تزال هي النخلة المهيمنة، في أماكن مثل وسط فلوريدا، حيث يزدهر على الرطوبة ويتحمل أحيانًا 25 درجة فهرنهايت في الليل. ثمارها صالحة للأكل للحياة البرية، وغالبًا ما تبحث عنها الطيور. تم تصنيفها في الأصل ضمن جنس جوز الهند أو جوز الهند، وتم نقلها إلى Arecastrum، ثم Syagrus. ونتيجة لذلك، غالبا ما يحتفظون باسمهم السابق في تجارة التجزئة. يُطلق عليها عادةً اسم "نخيل

كوكوس بلوموسا". (بالمبيديا.نت)

This pretty lady showed her expertise as I watched her catch and eat 9 voles. She took about 6 minutes to dig one out of the ground. She was very understanding as she stayed at a comfortable distance for taking photos. I probably took about 500 shots. Here are eight of them.

candid until the "click" sound (((:

- shot from behind- and over the shoulder of the fisherman - fishing from Ajijic's dock at sunset

I'm no expert when it comes to meteorology, but I certainly love photographing storms. Just before sunset on this evening, a very eventful system swept through the Chicago area, in some parts containing golf-ball-sized hail. My hometown of Evanston, Illinois was on the podium for some of the largest hail, but luckily my house sustained no damage.

 

This photo was taken right before the storm's main events. I ran outside right as the lightning began, but I didn't want to waste any time setting up a tripod, lest the torrential rain, or better yet hail, were to commence and therefore ruin any chance of a good photo. So I set my camera to 8 FPS continuous shooting, opened the aperture all the way, and set the ISO and shutter speed to what I thought was reasonable for the situation I was in. It took about 30 frames of continuous shooting to get this shot, but thanks to the power of RAW, I was able to extract loads of detail out of it. It's not cloud-to-ground, but it'll do.

These guys have a great success rate fishing.

From an experts perspective

From the Kennedy Space Center via the Charlie Bell estate, a vintage S-1C, S-II & S-IVB Control/Display Firing Room No.1 panel with the panel face measuring 19"x 9" and with the wiring housing behind it measuring 14" deep. Complete with all its Saturn V stage S-1C, S-II & S-IVB lights intact. A KSC tag from GE with no date, but a modification tag that bears the year as 1968.

 

Jonathan Ward, an expert on mission control panels, did some research and wrote to me:

 

"With your panel, congratulations - you're the first person who has a panel that I can definitely tie to a given Firing Room! (since it's labeled Firing Room 1) That would mean that it was "decommissioned" after Apollo 17. GE was tasked with modifying the FR equipment to support Skylab (and later ASTP). The Skylab Orbital Workshop was launched using Firing Room 2, and the manned flights and ASTP were commanded from FR 3. You would think that since the Skylab manned flights used a Saturn IB rocket, which didn't have an S-IC or S-II stage, that there would be different control panels for the S-IB stage and the launch vehicle as a whole. However, I have seen some panels that were for a Saturn V (like yours, they had sections for all three of the Saturn V stages), but they just blanked out the S-II indicators and put a piece of metal tape saying "S-IB" over top of the S-IC label.

 

I'm checking with a fellow who used to sit in the Firing Rooms, to see if he has any ideas as to where it might have been. It could have been in the range safety section of Area A of the Firing Room, or it might have been in a support room somewhere. As far as I can tell, it was used for monitoring the Range Safety signals, i.e., are the explosive systems on the various stages of the Saturn V showing that their redundant systems are both working, and to monitor the major range safety events (has an engine cutoff and explosive arming command been sent and received, has the propellant dispersion command been sent and received (to blow up the fuel tanks if the missile goes off course), or are the systems "safed".

 

I asked a friend who is an expert on the KSC Firing Room what he thought about your panel, and this is what he had to say:

 

The "Control/Display" panel was a range safety panel. Note its references to "rcvr" 1 and 2. These 2 receivers were part of the "DRSCS"-- the Digital Range Safety Command System. Note also the "audio select" switches. The DRSCS signal was de-modulated into a series of audio tones, and the actual vehicle receivers were acoustic-like devices.

 

The range safety command was sent in 2 steps. The first "armed" the explosive trains, and commanded engine shutdown. The 2nd function set off the Propellant Dispersion system ordnance trains. Note on the indicator lights that there are 3 states of the system-- "Safe", "Arm and Engine Cutoff" and "Propellant Dispersion".

 

The "Control/Display" panel was part of the "Measurement/RF Networks" row. This one looks like an early version--note that the 3rd stage is referred to as "SIV" in the upper right corner.

 

The Launch Control Center for Launch Complex 39 is attached to the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB). It originally was designed with four Firing Rooms, one for each High Bay in the VAB. Up to four Saturn rockets could be stacked in the VAB at the same time, and each would have a dedicated Firing Room for test, checkout, and launch. The FR’s were designed for flexibility, without interior columns, and with raised flooring, to enable reconfiguration as needs changed.

 

Ultimately, only three Firing Rooms were built out during the Apollo program. Firing Room 4 was used as the project management room for construction of LC-39 and the Apollo systems integration.

 

Post-Apollo, Firing Room 1 was refitted to support the Space Shuttle and Ares Programs. It was re-named “The Young/Crippen FIring Room” in 2008, honoring the crew of the first Space Shuttle mission.

 

Even though the LCC is 3 miles from the Complex 39 launch pads, it needs to be hardened from potential launch catastrophes. The exterior windows are 2 inches thick, and are protected by shutters that can be rapidly closed in the event of an explosion."

 

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Peugeot Expert "Véhicule Infrastructure" at Namur

Gunther's the 2 year old son I never had. He falls asleep in his food all the time.

Tête de série des 8 nouvelles Vedettes de Support à la Plongée (VSP) qui équiperont les Groupements de Plongeurs Démineurs (GPD) et l'Ecole de Plongée en remplacement des actuelles VSP type Dionée.

First ship of the new class of French Navy support ship for divers mine clearance experts launched in Brest.

Guadalcacín es una pedanía del municipio de Jerez de la Frontera, en la provincia de Cádiz, Andalucía, (España).

Nació como fruto de las políticas de expansión y puesta en regadío de nuevas tierras llevadas a cabo por el Instituto Nacional de Colonización (I.N.C.) durante el pasado siglo. En principio, estaba formada por la Dehesa de Angulo, la Dehesa Jerezana, Dehesa de Sepúlveda y otras de menor número de hectáreas.

Los colonos procedían principalmente del propio Jerez, de la Sierra de Cádiz de Paterna de Rivera y algunos provenientes de Granada, expertos en cultivo de regadío. En Junio de 1952 el I.N.C. procedió a la selección de los primeros 21 colonos, que se instalaron ese año en unos barracones construidos para acogerlos mientras se construía el pueblo de Guadalcacín, a partir de 1954.

 

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2017 Peugeot Expert GRDF (2.0 122 hp) at Cluny

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Peugeot Expert II Tepee Gendarmerie Nationale

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Paris Street Photography, by Jonathan Nardi - 2019

 

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Peugeot Expert Cell Van Police Demonstrator Blue and Amber light Exhibition National Association of Police fleet managers NAPFM conference Telford June 2015

The Peugeot Expert was one of the vans produced by Sevel from 1994 until 2006. These commercial vans were (like the minivans) jointly developed by PSA and Fiat and sold under the Citroën, Fiat and Peugeot brands. This one is from after the 2004 facelift of the model.

expert distribution of deeside m1

Bung Bang Fai are traditional rocket festivals, taking place at the beginning of the wet season in numerous villages in Thailand’s Isaan area. The rockets are made of pvc piping filled with up to 100 kg black powder. Commonly festival visitors betting on the flight time of the rockets.

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