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Yesterday Sara and I went to the US Open out in Mamaroneck, NY. Fun time, we walked around the course for couple hours, drank pepsi, ate hot dogs and warm salted nuts, and then settled at the 18th hole to watch a couple pairs finish up the course. The golf was good to watch. It was especially great, however, to just get out of the city and get out to the country, walk around in the grass, chill out, get some fresh air and exercise. I think that was the best part for me.
Also of special note was the intense tv coverage infrastructure. At this kind of event, its especially apparent how much really goes into broadcasting a live sporting event worldwide. The golf course is basically open land, and NBC has to pretty much build an communications network from the ground up, which has to support multiple fixed cameras, multiple roaming cameras, variosu camera teams, wireless linkups, remote interviews, studio setups, blimp cameras, commentators etc.. all live, in real time. I think the fact that its on a golf course makes it even more amazing. For other sporting events, such as the US Open Tennis, they all ready have much of it built. The stadium is built for media support, and so are the surrounding structures. But for golf, you're really just dealing with open land.
So, I was especially facinated at all the tech happenin around us. It was cool seeing the guerrila teams of roaming cameramen try to get a good position on the players and set up the wireless linkup in time.. and it was awesome seeing the crane camera guy do his thing. Equally amazing were the super intensity scaffolding structures they created.. they had giant bleachers, camera towers, entire broadcast studios, ac plants, concession stands and convention halls, all temporary, amazingly complex, and made out of scaffolding.
Ok, thats my bit about the US Open. It was a great day, and unfortunately, i didnt get ANY pictures.... nobody did. I guess in an effort to keep beeping and flashing down, they prohibited anyone from bringing cameras or cell phones into the club.. it was intense.. we had to go through metal detectors, and then check all of our contraband electronics at the train station. But it did heighten the relaxatlion a bit.. no stupid people not silencing their phones, and no flashes going off everywhere. Hence, the only actual "proof" i was there is this scan of my ticket.
If you have any pics, let me know!
Mobile Voices, Mobile Justice: A Strategy Session on Telephones, Wireless Policy and Social Change #mediajustice
Cast thy bread upon the waters: for thou shalt find it after many days.
Ecclesiastes 11:1 King James Version
Just wanted to take a photo of these sweet Swiss Dots before I open up the bundle<3 I've had wonderful fabric-winning luck the past few weeks; this little bundle is all thanks to the Scraptastic Tuesday linkup at She Can Quilt and Green Fairy Quilts. Oh, and thanks much to Leila for shipping them to me too!
As a Getty contributor, as part of the Flickr link up, I have been invited to submit a further 10 photos this month before a 31st July deadline. Whilst I was originally invited to contribute through my landscape work I wanted to try and submit some work that was a little out of my comfort zone. With an idea of what stock can be and supporting two heads worth of overactive imagination we decided to try and produce some concept work.
For my 10 images I wanted to produce fresh photography. I wanted to convey children acting out adult behaviour. We have plenty of ideas and will be attempting to make photos out of them over the next month before deciding on a final 10 at the end of the month. If you have any thoughts please feel free to comment and if you have any ideas then please drop me a message. If I manage to make one a reality I'll give credit where credits due. The four I have uploaded tonight are all possibles and were a lot of fun to do. I was especially pleased with the Mia the Mechanic and think this could definetly make the final 10..
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Tech Cocktail had another fantastic Mixer and Startup Showcase event in Chicago last Thursday, September 26th sponsored by Cars.com. The event kicked off with a very captivating fireside chat with Harper Reed (CTO of Obama for America). The night also held a mixer for our 14 showcasing companies : 8th Stage, Amazing Lunch Club, eMazeME, ENFLUX, Furywing, LinkUp, MobileX Labs, Occassion, Pressbox, Reppio, Semester Planner, Stash, VideoJuice, WindyCitySDR. Special congratulations to Video Juice and Furywing for becoming Chicago’s “Hottest Startups” and winning a place at Tech Cocktail’s national competition, Tech Cocktail Celebrate (Celebrate.tech.co).
Pictures by Jeremy Farmer.
Veolia Transport's Optare Solo YJ06YRL is pictured on Percy Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, on a service 50, on October 29th 2010. It was originally in LinkUp livery, and will probably receive Veolia Transport livery soon.
Susan Kelin looooooooooooooves chocolate but doesn't love how it affects our bodies. Susan and I have a lot in common on that point! I ran into Susan in Mount Isa at the Sustaining Connections (Link Up) exhibition, but she hails from Roma.
Lundin is a bit more than a hike. The last bit to the summit is a low 5th class scramble but the exposure is extreme so slings or a rope is the best. We roped up to practice rope travel and to be safe.
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Tech Cocktail had another fantastic Mixer and Startup Showcase event in Chicago last Thursday, September 26th sponsored by Cars.com. The event kicked off with a very captivating fireside chat with Harper Reed (CTO of Obama for America). The night also held a mixer for our 14 showcasing companies : 8th Stage, Amazing Lunch Club, eMazeME, ENFLUX, Furywing, LinkUp, MobileX Labs, Occassion, Pressbox, Reppio, Semester Planner, Stash, VideoJuice, WindyCitySDR. Special congratulations to Video Juice and Furywing for becoming Chicago’s “Hottest Startups” and winning a place at Tech Cocktail’s national competition, Tech Cocktail Celebrate (Celebrate.tech.co).
Pictures by Jeremy Farmer.
Tech Cocktail had another fantastic Mixer and Startup Showcase event in Chicago last Thursday, September 26th sponsored by Cars.com. The event kicked off with a very captivating fireside chat with Harper Reed (CTO of Obama for America). The night also held a mixer for our 14 showcasing companies : 8th Stage, Amazing Lunch Club, eMazeME, ENFLUX, Furywing, LinkUp, MobileX Labs, Occassion, Pressbox, Reppio, Semester Planner, Stash, VideoJuice, WindyCitySDR. Special congratulations to Video Juice and Furywing for becoming Chicago’s “Hottest Startups” and winning a place at Tech Cocktail’s national competition, Tech Cocktail Celebrate (Celebrate.tech.co).
Pictures by Jeremy Farmer.
Tech Cocktail had another fantastic Mixer and Startup Showcase event in Chicago last Thursday, September 26th sponsored by Cars.com. The event kicked off with a very captivating fireside chat with Harper Reed (CTO of Obama for America). The night also held a mixer for our 14 showcasing companies : 8th Stage, Amazing Lunch Club, eMazeME, ENFLUX, Furywing, LinkUp, MobileX Labs, Occassion, Pressbox, Reppio, Semester Planner, Stash, VideoJuice, WindyCitySDR. Special congratulations to Video Juice and Furywing for becoming Chicago’s “Hottest Startups” and winning a place at Tech Cocktail’s national competition, Tech Cocktail Celebrate (Celebrate.tech.co).
Pictures by Jeremy Farmer.
Having lost its LinkUp livery Veolia's Optare Solo 0703 YJ07VRV had yet to receive company colours when pictured in Market Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, on August 12th 2010.
DHM Grill LinkUp in Berlin an Chrisit Himmelfahrt inkl. Fussballmatch Soundbwoys Destiny vs. Citylock und zugeteilten dhm Membern !:D
STS111-E-5023 (7 June 2002) --- Astronaut Daniel W. Bursch (left), who has been aboard the International Space Station (ISS) for the past six months, wastes little time in going to work on board the Space Shuttle Endeavour following linkup of the shuttle and station on June 7, 2002. Bursch, who will return home aboard Endeavour in a few days, shares a task with astronaut Franklin R. Chang-Diaz at the Biomass Production System (BPS) on Endeavour's mid deck.
Tech Cocktail had another fantastic Mixer and Startup Showcase event in Chicago last Thursday, September 26th sponsored by Cars.com. The event kicked off with a very captivating fireside chat with Harper Reed (CTO of Obama for America). The night also held a mixer for our 14 showcasing companies : 8th Stage, Amazing Lunch Club, eMazeME, ENFLUX, Furywing, LinkUp, MobileX Labs, Occassion, Pressbox, Reppio, Semester Planner, Stash, VideoJuice, WindyCitySDR. Special congratulations to Video Juice and Furywing for becoming Chicago’s “Hottest Startups” and winning a place at Tech Cocktail’s national competition, Tech Cocktail Celebrate (Celebrate.tech.co).
Pictures by Jeremy Farmer.
Tech Cocktail had another fantastic Mixer and Startup Showcase event in Chicago last Thursday, September 26th sponsored by Cars.com. The event kicked off with a very captivating fireside chat with Harper Reed (CTO of Obama for America). The night also held a mixer for our 14 showcasing companies : 8th Stage, Amazing Lunch Club, eMazeME, ENFLUX, Furywing, LinkUp, MobileX Labs, Occassion, Pressbox, Reppio, Semester Planner, Stash, VideoJuice, WindyCitySDR. Special congratulations to Video Juice and Furywing for becoming Chicago’s “Hottest Startups” and winning a place at Tech Cocktail’s national competition, Tech Cocktail Celebrate (Celebrate.tech.co).
Pictures by Jeremy Farmer.
Workers in the Payload Changeout Room (PCR) at Launch Pad 39A are preparing to close the payload doors for flight on the Space Shuttle Atlantis, targeted for liftoff on Mission STS-79 around September 12. The payloads in Atlantis' cargo bay will play key roles during the upcoming spaceflight, which will be highlighted by the fourth docking between the U.S. Shuttle and Russian Space Station Mir. Located in the aft (lowermost) area of the payload bay is the SPACEHAB Double Module, filled with supplies and other items slated for transfer to the Russian Space Station Mir as well as research equipment. The SPACEHAB is connected by tunnel to the Orbiter Docking System (ODS). This view looks directly at the top of the ODS and shows clearly the Androgynous Peripheral Docking System (APDS) that interfaces with the Docking Module on Mir to achieve a linkup.
Image from NASA, originally appeared on this site: science.ksc.nasa.gov/gallery/photos/
Reposted by San Diego Air and Space Museum
Taken for the March 2006 Monthly Scavenger Hunt: item 7, Pink Flamingos.
Lest you judge that photographing a videogame (Animal Crossing: Wild World on the Nintendo DS) is a copout, this was actually one of the most labour intensive picture setups I've ever done.
Each flamingo costs 1,530 bells (the in-game currency). Bells must be earnt by collecting fruit, fishing, or playing the Stalk Market (don't ask). You can't just go into the in-game shop and buy them, though. You have to order them from the shop catalogue and wait for them to get to you via the in-game postal service. The shopkeeper can't handle lots of orders at once, so you have to order them two at a time. They don't show up in the catalogue until you've seen your first one, which is a randomised thing. I had to visit a friend's village using WiFi linkup, so that he could buy me my first flamingo. Now I need to sell the flamingos back to the shop at a loss, so that I can rearrange my virtual room with more varied decor.
I am 32 years old.
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Hawaii News Now is parked at Radford High School. Brooks Baehr is rushing over, preparing himself to go live. Oscar Valenzuela is running cable and establishing the linkup.
Fifteen minutes to go time.
HPD and volunteers for causes ranging from pedestrian safety to crime prevention will line the main thoroughfare of Salt Lake Blvd to wave signs.