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Like its name this beetle is grounding. At work every thing is about prioritising, and not doing what you want when you want, so when on holiday or on a weekend Vincent and I can be cycling along and then a yelp goes up to stop. Immediately I jump off the bike, grab the beetle let it roam around on my hands for a while whilst Vincent gets the camera out and then I put it down, gently, and we both start shooting. Everything has come to standstill but naturally as this is what is important to us, seeing, admiring and capturing. I love prioritising nature.
Anyway onto the ground beetle we found crossing the country lane; the colours of this ground hunter are incredible and it blended into its roadside environment, of dying ferns, brilliantly. Its metallic, shinny ex-wing case makes it look almost space ship-like and its legs make it one fast mover. Usually nocturnal, thank goodness, it was out in broad daylight so we could check out its lovely ‘metal amour’.
Static Grounding System:www.kunlunequipment.com/
Retractable Grounding Reel:www.youtube.com/watch?v=UslVfhLc_SI
1. The need to replace the battery during the ultra-low-power design, the normal use;
2. Easy to operate, on duty 24 hours a day;
3. The overall epoxy resin sealing, corrosion resistance, waterproof, moisture-proof;
4. Provide audible alarm, to keep abreast of the working status
Built at Hatfield as Srs.1A - 16/03/53 first flight - 22/07/53 delivered to Air France as F-BGNZ - wfu 11/01/54 after type grounding - 18/02/54 returned to de Havilland, Hatfield for modifications as G-5-23 - 04/54 purchased by Ministry of Supply - 13/05/54 flown to Kemble for storage - 09/06/55 to Hatfield for further storage - 26/09/56 to de Havilland, Broughton for conversion to Comet 1XB - 23/05/57 registered to Ministry of Supply as G-APAS - 29/01/58 delivered to MoS trials fleet, Hatfield - 30/01/58 Handed over to the De Havilland Propeller Co, Hatfield for special flying duties measuring radiant intensity and flight trials of experimental infrared guidance equipment in connection with the research into infra - red weapon programmes. The preparation work took almost two years, and marked the commencement of a research programme which continued for nearly ten years - 10/02/58 issued with serial XM823 - 15/05/58 transferred to English Electric, Warton - 10/08/61 to de Havilland Aircraft Co - 06/05/67 released from trials work and stored at Hatfield - 08/04/68 flown to Shawbury after transfer to RAF Museum, total flying hours 1218.15; 602 landings - 03/07/73 allocated 8351M - 07-08/78 repainted in BOAC livery as G-APAS and dismantled for road transport by British Airways Heathrow engineering staff - 17/09/78 moved by road to Cosford Aerospace Museum for outside display - 04/12/06 moved to indoor display - 03/25 advertised for disposal - 08-09/25 dismantled by GJD Services - 10/09/25 fuselage arrived at SWAM
First time paddling in a while, roll on summer
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Grounded in the red, white & blue of the USA.
As a side note, this photo was taken on our Wooded 19. Hope to build a home here one day.
ODC
Ground or Grounding
365 Days in 2017
03/19/2017
78 of 365
2022 Grounding the Green New Deal: A Summit on Design, Policy, and Advocacy (Credit: Allison Shelley/Landscape Architecture Foundation)
Questionable if this is actually any benefit. Not sure where the actual cab-to-frame ground is, maybe via firewall to engine strap. Couldn't fit a drill on the other side of this mount to drill out the factory hole without removing the plastic wind dam.
Pictures taken of the W0EEE repeater and Thomas Jefferson Residence hall at Missouri S&T in Rolla, MO
2022 Grounding the Green New Deal: A Summit on Design, Policy, and Advocacy (Credit: Allison Shelley/Landscape Architecture Foundation)
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Arrow aground entering Aberdeen Harbour.
Name:Arrow
IMO:9119414
Flag:Malta
MMSI:215951000
Callsign:9HGF8
Vessel type:Ro-ro Cargo
Gross tonnage:7,606 tons
Summer DWT:5,656 tons
Length:122 m
Beam:20 m
Draught:4.7 m
Home port:Valletta
Class society:Det Norske Veritas
Build year:1998
Builder:Astilleros De Huelva
Huelva, Spain
Work underway the morning of April 7 to get the tug Gene Dunlap refloated and back to port. No fuel spilled.
The "Longone" already stripped four days after it's grounding on the rocks of Spirit's Bay, NZ.
According to the Northland Ages report on January 28th, 2010:
While the owner of this yacht tried to deliver people to the Spirits Bay Beach, gusty winds and a large swell sealed the fate of "The Longone".
And to add insult to injury, only one person on the beach offered assistance. No sooner was the yacht grounded on the rocks, did other by-standers immediately start looting. Taking anything from electronics to clothing and food. The paper goes on to compare the looters like locusts grabbing everything.
No one was injured and the yacht was insured and this is the important thing.
Another story was published in the same newspaper on February 7, 2010 with another side to the story from people on the beach. There is now contradiction to the original story and the chain of events.
Both stories can be read at the following links, you can decide for yourself.
January 28 : www.northnz.co.nz/index.php?news_id=3061
February 7: www.northnz.co.nz/index.php?news_id=3068
Long gone and damaged beyond repair, grounded at Spirits Bay surrounded by conflict and controversy. Anyway you look at it, sad to see her sitting amongst the rocks.
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2022 Grounding the Green New Deal: A Summit on Design, Policy, and Advocacy (Credit: Allison Shelley/Landscape Architecture Foundation)
2022 Grounding the Green New Deal: A Summit on Design, Policy, and Advocacy (Credit: Allison Shelley/Landscape Architecture Foundation)
2022 Superstudio Exhibit-- Grounding the Green New Deal: A Summit on Design, Policy, and Advocacy (Credit: Allison Shelley / Landscape Architecture Foundation)
Texas Rangers center fielder Craig Gentry (23) bunts, grounding out to Rockies pitcher Christian Friedrich, 5th inning. The Colorado Rockies lose to the Texas Rangers 4-1 in Major League Baseball at The Ballpark. This is the debut game for new Rangers' starting pitcher Roy Oswalt. Photographed 6/22/12, Arlington, TX. (Copyright Fort Worth Star-Telegram/Paul Moseley) May not be downloaded or reproduced without specific permission. www.star-telegram.com
2022 Grounding the Green New Deal: A Summit on Design, Policy, and Advocacy (Credit: Allison Shelley/Landscape Architecture Foundation)
2022 Grounding the Green New Deal: A Summit on Design, Policy, and Advocacy (Credit: Allison Shelley/Landscape Architecture Foundation)
This multimeter is set to measure resistance in ohms, and as can be seen, there is very little resistance between the grounding pin of this computer and its metal case. In fact, the two are wired directly to each other. When the computer is plugged in, the grounding pin is wired ultimately to a pipe sunk into the ground.
This has two important purposes. The first is that in many devices, there are wiring connections that have a high potential difference (voltage difference) from ground. If any of these were to fail and accidentally let the wire touch the outside of the machine, the electricity could flow into the next person who touched it (because they would have a different voltage than the case.)
If this happened with a device with a grounding pin, the electricity would automatically flow into the ground, which would have a difference in voltage (electric potential) from the energized wire. This would result in a large current, and hopefully trip any circuit breakers.
It's really important to not try and defeat the grounding pin.
2022 Grounding the Green New Deal: A Summit on Design, Policy, and Advocacy (Credit: Allison Shelley/Landscape Architecture Foundation)
Swiss, Helvetic und Edelweiss Grounding sind auf dem Flugplatz Dübendorf abgestellt. Im Hintergrund die Glarner Alpen.
Airbus A320 and Embraer 190 parked at Dübendorf military airfield (LSMD) due to Covid-19 measures.