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Bombed out building on the main market square in Kurmuk. Much of the town was destroyed by bombs during the civil war.
Van der Graaf Generator - Rosignano (Livorno, Italy), Teatro E. Solvay - 29.03.2008 - Trisector Tour. Peter Hammill: vox, guitar, piano; Guy Evans: drums; Hugh Banton: organ
A view of the generator room of the West Arm Manapouri Power Station, from the visitor observation area.
5823 Noise Generator synthesizer module. 5823 is a fascinating cold-cathode gas filled triode that glows UV. The project stemmed from the fascination with the tube itself. Even more exciting was finding a stash of Telefunken 5823 tubes!
Qtpfsgui 1.8.12 tonemapping parameters:
Operator: Mantiuk
Parameters:
Contrast Mapping factor: 0.136
Saturation Factor: 1.259
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PreGamma: 1
Some of the Hoover Dam's generators. Each year the dam produces an average of 4.2 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity for use in Arizona, Nevada and California (including Los Angeles.) By 1987 the sale of this electricity had paid for all construction and maintenance costs. (The dam cost $49 million in 1936 dollars - more than $800 million adjusted for inflation.)
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Somehow I think I bent time and space to create a wedge plate ring with 12 pairs, instead of 13....It stresses the plates a bit, but nothing I'm to worried about, because there isn't any more stress then on a few other things I have built.
I have been fooling around with a fractal generator called ChaosPro 4.0. It is a free download program that can be found at: www.chaospro.de/
And I have no idea what I am doing other then entering random numbers if the formulas but I don't know how to control the outcome, I just enter the numbers and see what happens
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Mosaic Generator Meme
The rules:
1. Type your answer to each of the questions below into Flickr Search.
2. Using only the first page of results, and pick one image.
3. Copy and paste each of the URLs for the images into Big Huge Lab’s Mosaic Maker to create a mosaic of the picture answers.
1. What is your first name? Wouldn't you like to know!
2. What is your favorite food? Pasta
3. What high school did you go to? Stuyvesant
4. What is your favorite color? Black
5. Who is your celebrity crush? Morrissey
6. What is your favorite drink? Root beer
7. What is your dream vacation? Five star world tour
8. What is your favorite dessert? Creme Brulee
9. What did you want to be when you grow up? Video Editor
10. What do you love most in life? Creativity
11. What is one word that describes you? Loyal
12. What is your flickr name? Somegal
Seagulls are notorious for snatching French fries from unsuspecting people. But why do they do it? Is it because they are hungry, curious, or just plain rude? The answer is a little bit of all three. Seagulls have a very varied diet and will eat almost anything they can find, including fish, insects, garbage, and yes, French fries. They are also very intelligent and adaptable birds and have learned to associate people with food sources. They know that where there are people, there are likely to be snacks. And they are not afraid to take what they want, even if it means stealing from someone else's plate. Seagulls have a strong sense of hierarchy and competition among themselves, and will often try to outsmart or intimidate their rivals for food. They also seem to enjoy the thrill of the chase and the challenge of getting away with their crimes. Some gulls may even steal French fries for fun, to play with their mates, or to show off their skills. So the next time you see a seagull eyeing your French fries, be careful. It could be hungry, curious, or just looking for a good time.
Source: AI Text Generator
In the Kyiv, the Ukrainian Red Cross Society handed over 35 generators to Ukrzaliznytsia (Ukrainian railway company) for uninterrupted operation of the country's railway stations in conditions of full-scale war.
2013 August 22: Mike Solari (L) and Chef get one of Ed's severely Playafied Honda generators working again. Starter fluid made short work of the problem.
Handheld HDR processed using photomatix light from 3 exposures.
Photo of an old generator or compressor I saw when diving down the street. Shot this from drivers seat of my car just thought it looked cool with all the rust and the yellow color. I don;t know why but seem to be shooting alot of shots of old construction machines lately. Just think they make cool HDRs.
Wave generator in Paseo de Santa LucÃa. Monterrey, Nuevo León, México.
This thing makes a deep, scary noise when working (for a few minutes at a time), generating 30 cm-tall waves in the canal.