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The mighty spring and the clamp body can form the lever, with its mighty pressure, the sharp and hardened contact tips can penetrate the paint and rust.
Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay: The rugged, textured stone facade of a historic landmark serves as the backdrop for these functional, hand-operated informational signs. Bathed in the warm, late-afternoon sunlight, the weathered masonry contrasts sharply with the stark white placards that dictate the operating hours of the iconic local lighthouse. The clear, bold typography effectively communicates the midday closure and the subsequent afternoon reopening, grounding the visitor in the unhurried pace of life found within this UNESCO World Heritage town. A thin, delicate wire stretches across the stone, catching the light and adding a sense of fragility to the permanent, solid architecture. These signs act as silent guides for travelers wandering the cobblestone labyrinth of the Barrio Histórico, where history is literally written into the very walls of the structures. By focusing on these small, human-made details, the composition highlights the intersection of colonial preservation and modern tourism logistics. The sharp focus on the signage, coupled with the soft blur of the surrounding architecture, emphasizes the intentionality behind the preservation of these cultural markers. The play of light and shadow across the uneven rock surfaces provides a tactile quality that invites the viewer to reach out and touch the history preserved here. This scene captures the essential simplicity of navigating a town that feels perpetually suspended in a different century. Travelers seeking authentic experiences in South America often look to such details to understand the daily rhythms and operational realities of historic preservation. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Samuel and Audrey Media Network.
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Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay: La fachada de piedra rugosa y texturizada de un monumento histórico sirve como telón de fondo para estos carteles informativos funcionales accionados a mano. Bañados por la cálida luz del final de la tarde, los muros de mampostería desgastada contrastan marcadamente con los letreros blancos que dictan el horario de apertura del icónico faro local. La tipografía clara y audaz comunica eficazmente el cierre del mediodía y la posterior reapertura por la tarde, situando al visitante en el ritmo pausado de la vida que se encuentra en esta ciudad declarada Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO. Un alambre fino y delicado se extiende a través de la piedra, captando la luz y añadiendo una sensación de fragilidad a la arquitectura sólida y permanente. Estos letreros actúan como guías silenciosas para los viajeros que recorren el laberinto de adoquines del Barrio Histórico, donde la historia se escribe literalmente en las paredes mismas de las estructuras. Al centrarse en estos pequeños detalles hechos por el hombre, la composición resalta la intersección entre la preservación colonial y la logística turística moderna. El enfoque nítido en la señalización, junto con el desenfoque suave de la arquitectura circundante, enfatiza la intencionalidad detrás de la preservación de estos marcadores culturales. El juego de luces y sombras sobre las superficies rocosas irregulares proporciona una cualidad táctil que invita al espectador a acercarse y tocar la historia preservada aquí. Esta escena captura la sencillez esencial de navegar por una ciudad que se siente perpetuamente suspendida en un siglo diferente. Los viajeros que buscan experiencias auténticas en América del Sur a menudo observan estos detalles para comprender los ritmos diarios y las realidades operativas de la preservación histórica. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para Samuel and Audrey Media Network.
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2022 Grounding the Green New Deal: A Summit on Design, Policy, and Advocacy (Credit: Allison Shelley/Landscape Architecture Foundation)
6-foot long grounding cord with alligator clip on one end bites onto fabric Excellent for absorbing radiation from smart meters and other EMF soureces! 3-prong-style plug Use it with any EMF shielding material or electronic products (computers, etc) to ground them. Eliminates electromagnetic discharge Color: Black
When lightning strikes its sole aim is to reach the ground. With no designated path, it uses any conductor available, normally electrical and cable lines, water and gas pipes. As a result posing hazards to the building it strikes, the people living and every electrical product. This lightning protection system, including the grounding rod acts as a safe pathway for the lightning current to reach earth. Visit us online here: www.lightningprotection.com/
The grounding of the River Princess has caused strange currents to erode parts of the beach. These sandbags are there to try to stop the damage.
Sinquerim Beach, Goa, India.
On the 5th of June 2000, the River Princess encountered a fearsome storm off the coast of Candolim. It grounded on the beach at Sinquerim, spilling some 40 tonnes of oil. And there ... in 2010 ... it still was.
Apparently it was finally lifted and removed in 2012.
NASA image acquired February 5, 2012
A record-breaking snowstorm struck Colorado in early February 2012, closing an interstate highway, grounding flights, and dropping more than a foot of snow on the Denver area. After moving out of northeastern Colorado, the storm left heavy snow across Nebraska.
The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA’s Aqua satellite captured this natural-color image on February 5, after skies had largely cleared over the region. Snow and mountain peaks create a mottled appearance in western Colorado. Elsewhere, the snow cover forms a wide, uneven track over parts of Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, and Nebraska.
This snowfall did not break all-time records in Colorado, but it did break records for the month of February. The National Weather Service explained that northeastern Colorado generally experiences storms of this magnitude in March or April, and the February storm showed some of the same characteristics of powerful spring storms, including a system from the Pacific Northwest converging with moisture from the Gulf of Mexico. The storm set a new record for the heaviest storm snowfall for February, depositing 15.9 inches (40.4 centimeters) in Denver, and 22.7 inches (57.7 centimeters) in Boulder.
Colorado ski resorts welcomed the precipitation after suffering from below-normal snow cover so far in the 2011–2012 ski season, but the new snow raised the risk of avalanches. As of February 6, the Colorado Avalanche Information Center reported “considerable” avalanche danger across much of the state.
Heavy snow was not limited to Colorado. The National Weather Service reported up to 18 inches (46 centimeters) of snow west of Omaha, Nebraska.
NASA/GSFC/Jeff Schmaltz/MODIS Land Rapid Response Team
Caption by Michon Scott.
Instrument: Aqua - MODIS
Credit: NASA Earth Observatory
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