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More pieces of the scaffolding in place. Note the copper grounding sheets at the bottom. More will be needed to complete the grounding circuit.
Pictures taken of the W0EEE repeater and Thomas Jefferson Residence hall at Missouri S&T in Rolla, MO
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Article about Groundings Book/Music store
Painting for Foundation Rocks part 2 exhibition coming summer 09'
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)
A heavily shielded, 1/8" thick chassis, brass connectors, and stainless steel grounding bolts. Switch uses all soldered connections wired internally with copper strap hardwiring (no PC board), standard rating 7,500 Watts PEP / ICS, insulation rating of poles and relay armatures 2000VAC, switching time 11ms., usable up to 500 feet from feed voltage source, 50 / 75 ohms, 0.1 db insertion loss, DC-30 MHz . Unit contains a resistive heating element which may be switched on and off from the control source or left on 24 hours per day, keeping the relays and chassis housing warm and dry -- even in harsh environments. Rated for indoor / outdoor service, flat surface mounting (tower plates, bulkhead ground frames, floors, roof or vertical wall).
I'm sorry to note that Industrial Communications Engineers (ICE) owner Mike Koss, W9SU, of Indianapolis, Indiana, passed away Monday, March 28, 2011. He was 57. According to his friend Brian Smith, W9IND, Koss was found on his workshop floor and paramedics were unable to revive him. - 31MAR2011
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local radio 'grounding'
Raspberry Pi Model A during installation. Space-Time: Convention T, annual music and arts festival, Wysing Arts Centre, 31st August 2013
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)
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)
Icelandair Boeing 737-8MAX TF-ICE departing from 23R at Manchester back in 2018.
c/n 44353 first flew at Renton on the 7th February 2018 before being delivered to Icelandair and registered TF-ICE. The aircraft was stored at Keflavik on the 12th March 2019 due to the max grounding before being flown south for the winter and stored at Lleida-Alguaire on the 16th of October 2019. Current. October 2020.
The stone is cold beneath my pads, rough and unyielding, grounding me to the spine of the world.
I pause here, where the treeline breaks and the earth rises into jagged granite, and I turn. The wind is different up here—wilder, sharper. It combs through the thick guard hairs on my shoulder, carrying the scent of things miles away: the damp rot of fallen logs, the sharp resin of pine, and the clean, metallic tang of snow waiting in the clouds above.
Below me, the valley stretches out like a vast, green bowl. I can hear the river, a distant, rushing murmur as it carves its way through the spruce and fir. It is the blood of this land, cold and relentless, just as I am its breath and bone.
The sky is heavy today. Storm clouds bruise the horizon, swirling in shades of slate and charcoal, threatening the quiet. But then, the ceiling of the world fractures. Shafts of pale, golden light pierce the gloom, spilling onto the valley floor and warming the fur on my back. It is a fleeting touch, a reminder that the sun still watches, even when the winter shadow draws near.
I look back not out of fear—there is nothing in these woods that I fear—but out of knowing. I am checking the wind, reading the story written in the air. My ears twitch, swiveling to catch the snap of a twig or the cry of a raven, but there is only the silence of the high country.
I am the weight on the ridge. I am the silence between the trees.
For a moment, I stand still, letting the light paint my coat, feeling the immense, quiet power of the mountains echoing the beat of my own heart. This is my domain. The storm will come, the snow will bury the stones, but I will remain.
With a low, rumbling breath that clouds in the chill air, I turn my head away from the valley. The path ahead is steep, but my legs are strong. I move on, into the mist, carrying the wild with me.
The combination of my clothes and my chair has resulted in frequent static shocks. A grounding strap was the perfect solution
2022 Grounding the Green New Deal: A Summit on Design, Policy, and Advocacy (Credit: Allison Shelley/Landscape Architecture Foundation)
The SN Federica, a 750-foot tanker vessel, churns up mud while attempting to free itself after running aground 35 miles off Galveston, March 31, 2015. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Dustin R. Williams)
Some days
(Like today)
The mirror is too harsh a critic
Too loud a voice
Too real a reflection
Of the vision of
Myself
In my mind’s eye where I am:
Nothing good
Nothing worthy
Nothing at all.
Looking at
Myself
Feels like
Nothing I can do.
But still
I can see
Myself
In the reflection of a backlit screen
In the reflection of my friends’ love
In the reflection of the winter rain
And know
This too will pass.
I will be
Enough
Again.
2022 Grounding the Green New Deal: A Summit on Design, Policy, and Advocacy (Credit: Allison Shelley/Landscape Architecture Foundation)
BRP Gregorio del Pilar (FF-15) is a frigate of the Philippine Navy and the lead ship of her class. She was the second ship of the Philippine Navy to be named after Gregorio del Pilar, a Filipino revolutionary general known for his role at the Battle of Tirad Pass. She was originally designated as "PF-15" from 2011 to mid-2016 when the PN adapted a new code designation, which re-designated her to "FF-15".
From 1967–2011 the ship was a Hamilton-class high endurance cutter of the United States Coast Guard that was named USCGC Hamilton (WHEC-715). The U.S. decommissioned the cutter on March 28, 2011 and the Philippines acquired it under the Excess Defense Articles and the Foreign Assistance Act and is one of three ex-US Coast Guard Hamilton-class cutters to serve the Philippine Navy.
Andrés Bonifacio (FF-17) is a frigate of the Philippine Navy and the third Gregorio del Pilar-class frigate In commission. She is the second ship of the Philippine Navy to be named after Andrés Bonifacio, a Filipino revolutionary leader, regarded as the "Father of the Philippine Revolution" and one of the most influential national heroes of the Philippines.
From 1967–2016 the ship was a Hamilton-class high endurance cutter of the United States Coast Guard that was named USCGC Boutwell (WHEC-719). The U.S. decommissioned the cutter in early 2016 and the Philippines acquired it under the Excess Defense Articles and the Foreign Assistance Act.
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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)
Capt. Michael Long, commander Coast Guard Sector Honolulu, and captain of the port, views the Sea Goddess, an 83-foot Honolulu-based longliner, under tow off Honolulu July 4, 2018. The Coast Guard is investigating the cause of the grounding and the case has been referred to the State of Hawaii Department of Health - Hazard Evaluation and Emergency Response Office and the Department of Land and Natural Resources for pollution and environmental assessment in the vicinity of the grounding. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Coast Guard Sector Honolulu/Released)
“The means at their disposal are symbolic iconographies, whose ultimate power lies in their firm grounding in popular taste and the innate traditions of the product” (Banham, "Vehicles of Desire," in a Critic Writes, p.6).
“HdM’s fixation on the cosmetic, on fastidious details, eye-catching materials and stunning facades” (Kipnis, “The Cunning of Cosmetics,” El Croquis, p. 22)
"...that the very concept ‘bad taste’ refers specifically to our age, and was not present in the past –at least in its actual form: this, therefore, would be the main aspect of any analysis of a kitsch phenomenology; once having recognized in it a sort of deviation, a sort of degeneration from what –like it or not- we should be able to consider as the ‘norm’ of man’s ethical and aesthetic attitude” (Dorfles, Kitsch: An Antology of Bad Taste, p.291).
“Camp is a certain mode of aestheticism…. That way, the way of Camp, is not in terms of beauty, but in terms of the degree of artifice, of stylization” (Sontag, “Notes on Camp,” in Against Interpretation and Other Essays, p.277).
“… his clients acquired the promise of happiness delivered through the therapeutics of aesthetic pleasure” (Lavin, Form Follows Libido, p. 70).
“… a scenario set within the house” (Garber, Sex and Real State, p. 91).