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High-speed Interconnect – Magellan systems at both NERSC and the ALCF will be built using QDR InfiniBand fabric like the one pictured here.
credit: Lawrence Berkeley Nat'l Lab - Roy Kaltschmidt, photographer
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Classe 30 Preamplifier,
Cambridge Audio Azur 340C CD Player,
Counterpoint Solid 1 stereo Amplifier,
Audioquest Ruby 3 Interconnect,
Audioquest Turquoise x 2 Interconnect,
Audioquest X2 Speaker cable,
Straight Wire Symphony II Interconnect,
Lovan Classic 1 Stand,
Sonus Faber Concertino Monitors
Totem Dreamcatcher Subwoofer
19072 is seen at Nettleham Green working the InterConnect 3 towards Market Rasen and Grimsby. The route was reduced in frequency in April 2012, with an hourly frequency maintained between Lincoln and Market Rasen, but reduced to two hourly for much of the day between Market Rasen and Grimsby. The workings on the route are shared between Lincoln and Grimsby depots.
The bus is an Alexander-Dennis Enviro400 integral, new to Stagecoach Manchester in 2006.
Stagecoach East Midlands' (Gainsborough based) Dennis Trident II / Plaxton President (18024 / MX53 FLD) sat in the layover at Scunthorpe Bus Station after completing a run InterConnect 100...
Stagecoach East Midlands has chosen to adorn a Scania N230UD/Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 in an all over livery for the Marie Curie Daffodil Appeal. The vehicle chosen was Lincoln based 15653 (FX10 AFO). The branding includes a number of daffodils which contain public messages from those who have been affected by losing a lost one to a terminal illness. A donation is required to have a message applied, with all proceeds passed on to The Great Daffodil Appeal.
The vehicle is now touring the East Midlands area, having already visited Hull and Scunthorpe. From the 15th May, it was working from Grimsby, entering traffic on the 17th May. It is due to visit Gainsborough, Skegness, Mansfield and Worksop over the coming months.
This final photo shows 15653 heading along Bethlehem Street in Grimsby on 20th May 2016, working the 1315 Interconnect 51 to Tetney.
New to Stagecoach East Midlands (Lincoln) 2010.
Siemon Interconnect Solutions (SIS) 8470 4X copper cable assemblies were designed to support an array of
high-speed interconnect infrastructures such as high-performance computing (HPC), enterprise networking,
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Shielded parallel-pair construction enhances noise resistance to maximize signal fidelity
Standard SFF-8470 jack screws and interface are
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Multiple conductor sizes available to achieve maximum performance
These were in the same album as my waterfall photos (next to them). So would assume they are also from that 2000 Exeter holiday.
Assuming still at Canonteign Falls, this is probably The Lakes there.
Our lakes, now very well established, provide a combination of traditional English wetland vegetation along with selected exotic water plants.
A haven for wildlife, we are working together with the Devon Wildlife Trust to manage our Devon lakes sustainably. Our Devon Wildlife Trust information boards examine the extraordinary dragonflies and damselflies that have made our lakes in Devon their natural habitat.
In the early 1990s the current Lord Exmouth constructed a further four lakes, and here, particularly in spring and early summer, carpets of yellow buttercups and orchids adorn the grassland. Taking the path alongside Lily lake leading to the wetlands and lower lakes, is one of the most fascinating nature walks in Devon, giving you the opportunity to spot kingfishers, bats, butterflies, wildfowl, dragonflies and otter; and the ancient wetland area close to the Elizabethan walled garden provides a habitat for swathes of yellow flag irises.
We have seven interconnecting lakes. The main Lily Lake has a central island with beautiful purple flowering rhododendrons in spring time and a provides safe cover for the many Mallard ducks and their ducklings in spring. Clearing of trees has been undertaken at the Falls end of the lake and the visitor can now enjoy a much enhanced view whilst walking around the Lake.
The six lower lakes are linked up with grassy walks and bridges. Planting combinations fo dogwood, acers, gunnera and pampas grass provide year round texture and colour.
A haven for wildlife
The lakes attract many types of birds, including mallard ducks, moorhens, herons, geese and kingfishers; and occasionally otters have been spotted on the banks of the lakes as they make their way down to the River Teign.
The bridge over the stream takes you through a grassy meadow and past some magnificent old oak trees. Just before crossing the track towards the Lakeside Cafe Terrace you will spot two specimen Tulip Trees Liriodedron (of the magnolia family) - the Tulip Tree is one of the tallest native trees of Eastern North America, and can be known to reach 200 feet in height.
Lilies in the Lily Lake.
Like many New Yorkers, Shadyrack Quiroz utilized the subway on Friday, March 14th, 2014 to facilitate his daily commute as "taking the train makes [his] commute so simple." Here, he awaited the downton-bound Q train at the 42nd St./Times Square station. The NYC subway, second-nature to some and a foreign land to others, serves as a framework that interconnects the many facets of the city.
Stagecoach East Midlands ADL Enviro 400, 19300 (AE07 KZA), is seen at Riverhead Exchange in Grimsby on 21st July 2017.
Working 'Interconnect' 53 from Grimsby to Lincoln (via Market Rasen).
New to Stagecoach East in 2007.
Stagecoach East Midlands Scania N230UD/ADL Enviro 400 15811 (FX12 BBV), is seen arriving into Lincoln Tentercroft Street Bus Station on 11th November 2017.
Operated out of Skegness depot - working 'Interconnect' 6 from Skegness via Horncastle.
New to Stagecoach East Midlands (Skegness) in 2012.
This morning I decided to head off for the morning to do some bus photography in Lincoln, in the middle of two rail days!
Rush hour is in full swing. Meanwhile, Skegness allocated Scania N230UD/ADL Enviro 400, 15809 (FX12 BBN) unloads on Broadgate with an inbound Interconnect 6.
Taken on 29th March 2017.
72- to 288-fiber (up to 1152 fiber with MTP adapter plates)
Rack Mount Interconnect Center, accepts (12) Quick-Pack adapter plates, 4U, black
height: 178mm (7 in.),
width: 432mm (17 in.),
depth: 380mm (15 in.)
Looking through the cab area and interconnecting door to the leading set 317709. Somewhere between Chelmsford and Colchester.
Y902OTL is a Volvo B7TL East Lancs Vyking with coach seating and branded for Inter Connect work.
Stagecoach branding has been applied onto the original livery.
The bus subsequently carried the later purple based Inter Connect livery and then standard Stagecoach Swirls.
The bus was new in May 2001 to Lincolnshire.
Here is one of the interconnect buses that are on loan to hull for hull fair, and yea, it is the last day of the fair loans till next year. This one is skeggy tastic Serving hull (my local city) very well. This one is an ex Newcastle Enviro 400 trident with the interconnect livery. This is Skegness based
Stagecoach 19208 NK57 DWP, A 2007 ADL Enviro 400 was seen on the 3 to orchard park. This was new to Stagecoach north east in 2007 and It’s family 19194-19211 transferred down to Skegness, Lincoln and Gainsborough then most it’s brothers join Grimsby depot with 19194 stayed with Scunthorpe and 19208 stayed with Skegness. 19211 stayed in the local livery for hull.
Stagecoach East Midlands Volvo B7RLE/Wright Eclipse-Urban 21274 (DK09 GYJ), is seen in Grimsby Riverhead Exchange on 13th October 2018.
Working an 'Interconnect' 53 service to Market Rasen (where it would connect with a Lincoln vehicle onwards due to roadworks).
New to First Chester & Wirral, as their 69498, in 2009.
"When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the Universe."
- John Muir, My First Summer in the Sierra, Houghton Mifflin, 1911, Chapter 6
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