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E.412.003 di Mercitalia Rail con invio della E.655.537 impegnate con l'MRI 48829 da Trento Roncafort a Cervignano Smistamento, transitano presso Volano (TN) al traino di un convoglio di carri chiusi.
E.412.003 of Mercitalia Rail with the sending of the E.655.537 engaged with the MRI 48829 from Trento Roncafort to Cervignano Smistamento, it transit near Volano (TN) the towing of a convoy of closed wagons.
MRI da Tarvisio a Trieste Servola con cisterne vuote per il Porto Petroli di Trieste immortalato all'alba presso Duino.
Transita sul curvone di Bivio Pronda (il cui fabbricato è appena visibile sulla sinistra) il solito merci del sabato pomeriggio da Modane a Milano Smistamento, fatto di pianali vuoti per il trasporto di traversine, trainato dalla E.652.045 in livrea sociale.
ÖBB 1216.011 + 1116.014 + 1016.012
MRI: Hall in Tirol - Verona Porta Nuova Scalo.
St. Jodok am Brenner (AT)
...il MRI Trecate - Modane (- Lyon - Sibelin) in viaggio verso Mortara. Purtroppo si è alzata la brezzolina e il riflesso se n'è andato...
Kallitype on HPR.
Dig neg from coronal head MRI 3T scan (Siemens Skyra fit) of yours truly. Aug 2021.
Henry Hall's developer (sodium acetate + a touch of tartaric acid).
Prefix toned in used Thiourea-Gold toner. Fixed in Moersch ATS alkaline fixer 1+19.
PS borders.
Transita nei pressi di Ansedonia in testa all'MRI Tarvisio Boscoverde/Marcianise.
Ansedonia 06/09/2023
you judge.... perhaps a small problem with the corpus callosum?
taken at the Stratford Festival Theatre gardens, Ontario, when we went to see Henry in a Shakespearean master class.
Cyanotype on HPR.
Digital neg from a lumbar spine MRI exam. T2-weighted sagittal image.
Ware's "new" single part cyanotype sensitizer.
Cleared in nitric acid (1%) and toned in lead acetate (used and tired).
Transita nei pressi di Terme di Brennero in testa all'MRI Monaco Nord/Verona Porta Vescovo.
Brennero 27/03/2015
Excerpt from rbg.ca:
Morphecore Prototype by Daito Manabe
b. 1976, Japan
Lives and works in Tokyo, Japan
Daito Manabe’s work presents an endlessly dancing digital figure, continuously morphing into new shapes, moving beyond any logic of physics or laws of the universe. Extracted from MRI scans of the artist’s brain, raw brainwave data is translated into digital movement that manipulates and choreographs Manabe’s 3D-scanned human body, alongside visual noises and glitches generated by distracting thoughts in the brain. The work thus presents a new potential relation between the brain and the body, emphasizing the ability of the mind to move into the infinite, while the body is still bound to physical limitations of motion, gravity, volume, shape, and form.
Daito Manabe is an artist, programmer, and DJ. His works branch into a variety of fields and take a new approach to everyday materials and phenomena. His practice is informed by careful observation and a quest to discover and elucidate the essential potentialities inherent to the human body, data, programming, computers, and other phenomena, thus probing the interrelations and boundaries delineating the analog and the digital, the real and the virtual.
Explore! ~ May 18, 2011 ~ #19
THANK YOU!
Endeavour ~ STS-134 ~ Launch Sequence ~ 28
(Shots from Banana River VIP Shuttle Launch Viewing Area - 3 miles from the launch pad!)
WE MADE IT!! WE caught it! We shot it!! Shuttle launch - STS-134 ~ Endeavour’s farewell flight - it was amazing! Beautiful! Breathe taking! Something so magical and majestic!! Something Ken & I have both dreamed of seeing, something we have struggled for, hoped for! Lucky to have been there! Anxious! Exciting, nerve-wracking! And then suddenly- GONE through the clouds after that magnificent roll she does so well! No do-overs! One shuttle mission left to fly- Atlantis STS-135, then no more. A bitter-sweet event . . .
What can I say about NASA and the US Space Program? Have you ever used a cell phone, a computer? Checked weather? Had an x-ray? Used anything plastic? And on and on- yes, trying hard not to do the “Kim lecture” thing, but SO many advancements in science, technology, and medicine ARE spinoffs of the space program and so few people seem to know! These developments and contributions benefit not only the U.S. of A. but the WORLD!!
Since 1976, about 1,400 documented NASA inventions have benefited U.S. industry, improved the quality of life and created jobs for not just Americans, but around the world as well. From the early days of space exploration, these developments have helped change the way of life, especially in health care.
•Dialysis A NASA developed chemical process was responsible for the development of kidney dialysis machines.
•CAT Scan/MRI The need to find imperfections in aerospace structures and components, such as castings, rocket motors and nozzles led to the development of a medical CAT scanner which searches the human body for tumors or other abnormalities. Digital signal-processing techniques, originally developed to enhance pictures of the Moon for the Apollo Program, are an indispensable part of Computer-Aided Tomography (CAT) scan & Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) technologies used today worldwide.
•Physical Therapy Astronaut health has always been a concern. Weightless conditions could cause physical deterioration, so a cardiovascular conditioner was developed for astronauts in space. This led to the development of a physical therapy and athletic development machine used by football teams, sports clinics and medical rehabilitation centers.
• SystemTV Satellite Dishes NASA developed ways to correct errors in the signals coming from the spacecraft. This technology is used to reduce noise (that is, messed up picture or sound) in TV signals coming from satellites. NASA has put many many satellites in orbit that provide weather images, report changing environments on our planet, military intel as well as everyday TV signals.
•SystemMedical Imaging NASA developed ways to process signals from spacecraft to produce clearer images. (See more on digital information and how spacecraft send images from space.) This technology also makes possible these photo-like images of our insides.
•Bar Coding Originally developed to help NASA keep track of millions of spacecraft parts, bar-coding is now used by almost everybody who sells things to keep track of how much of what is sold and how much of what is left.
•Vision Screening System Uses techniques developed for processing space pictures to examine eyes of children and find out quickly if they have any vision problems. The child doesn't have to say a word!
•Ear Thermometer Instead of measuring temperature using a column of mercury (which expands as it heats up), this thermometer has a lens like a camera and detects infrared energy, which we feel as heat. The warmer something is (like your body), the more infrared energy it puts out. This technology was originally developed to detect the birth of stars.
•Fire Fighter Equipment Fire fighters wear suits made of fire resistant fabric developed for use in space suits.
•Sun Tiger Glasses From research done on materials to protect the eyes of welders working on spacecraft, protective lenses were developed that block almost all the wavelengths of radiation that might harm the eyes, while letting through all the useful wavelengths that let us see.
•Automobile Design Tools A computer program developed by NASA to analyze a spacecraft or airplane design and predict how parts will perform is now used to help design automobiles. This kind of software can save money by letting car makers see how well a design will work even before they build a prototype.
•Cordless Tools Portable, self-contained power tools were originally developed to help Apollo astronauts drill for moon samples. This technology has lead to development of such tools as the cordless vacuum cleaner, power drill, shrub trimmers, and grass shears.
•Aerodynamic Bicycle Wheel A special bike wheel uses NASA research in airfoils (wings) and design software developed for the space program. The three spokes on the wheel act like wings, making the bicycle very efficient for racing.
•Thermal Gloves and Boots These gloves and boots have heating elements that run on rechargeable batteries worn on the inside wrist of the gloves or embedded in the sole of the ski boot. This technology was adapted from a spacesuit design for the Apollo astronauts.
•Shock Absorbing Helmets These special football helmets use a padding of Temper Foam, a shock absorbing material first developed for use in aircraft seats. These helmets have three times the shock absorbing ability of previous types.
•Ski Boots These ski boots use accordion-like folds, similar to the design of space suits, to allow the boot to flex without distortion, yet still give support and control for precision skiing.
•Failsafe Flashlight This flashlight uses NASA's concept of system redundancy, which is always having a backup for the parts of the spacecraft with the most important jobs. This flashlight has an extra-bright primary bulb and an independent backup system that has its own separate lithium battery (also a NASA developed technology) and its own bulb.
•Invisible Braces These teeth-straightening braces use brackets that are made of a nearly invisible translucent (almost see-through) ceramic material. This material is a spinoff of NASA's advanced ceramic research to develop new, tough materials for spacecraft and aircraft.
•Edible Toothpaste This is a special foamless toothpaste developed for the astronauts to use in space (where spitting is not a very good idea!) Although this would be a great first toothpaste for small children, it is no longer available.
•Joystick Controllers Joystick controllers are used for lots of things now, including computer games and vehicles for people with disabilities. These devices evolved from research to develop a controller for the Apollo Lunar Rover, and from other NASA research into how humans actually operate (called "human factors").
•Food Services A hospital food service system employs a cook/chill concept for serving food. The system allows staff to prepare food well in advance, maintain heat, visual appeal and nutritional value while reducing operating costs. Freeze-dried food solved the problem of what to feed an astronaut on the long-duration Apollo missions. This technology is now in common use.
•Shoe Design Athletic shoe design and manufacture also benefited from Apollo. Space suit technology is incorporated into a shoe's external shell. A stress free "blow molding" process adapted from NASA space suit design is also used in the shoe's manufacture.
•Auto Industry Use Insulation barriers made of aluminum foil laid over a core of propylene or mylar, which protected astronauts and their spacecraft's delicate instruments from radiation, is used to protect cars and trucks and dampen engine and exhaust noise.
•Water Purification Water purification technology used on the Apollo spacecraft is now employed in several spinoff applications to kill bacteria, viruses and algae in community water supply systems and cooling towers. Filters mounted on faucets can reduce lead in water supplies.
•Coating for Metal Surfaces Process for bonding dry lubricant to space metals led to the development of surface enhancement coatings, which are used in applications from pizza making to laser manufacture. Each coating is designed to protect specific metal group or group of metals to solve problems encountered under operating conditions. Vacuum metallizing techniques led to an extensive line of commercial products, from insulated outer garments to packaging for foods & from reflective blankets to photographic reflectors.
•Cordless Tools Cordless power tools & appliances are one of the most successful commercial spin-offs of space-based technology.
•Thermal Technology Cool suits, which kept Apollo astronauts comfortable during moon walks, are today worn by race car drivers, hazardous area workers, & people with specific health problems.
•Hazardous Gas Detection A hollow retroreflector, a mirror-like instrument that reflects light & other radiation back to the source, is used as a sensor to detect the presence of hazardous gases in oil development, chemical plants, waste storage sites & locations where gases could be released into the environment.
Need another reason for how important our space program has been and where my passion lies??! Didn't think so! :)
An MRI Scan of the Neck (Soft Tissue) can detect tumors, infection, stones of the glands, and is used in pre-operative planning and post-operative follow up.
Si tratta di un treno che mi è capitato di vedere solo un'altra volta, che purtroppo spesso non riesco a vedere per scarsa circolazione o scarse segnalazioni. Questa volta ho deciso di aspettare nonostante la tarda ora visto che era stato segnalato con questa E.633.237, una delle ultime del gruppo rimaste in circolazione con ancora il logo FS Verde/Blu e il condizionatore sul tetto. Il carico è formato da una lunga teoria di cisterne VTG, che si vedono molto raramente da queste parti, trasportanti merci pericolose (ragion per cui il percorso del treno è instradato via Alessandria anziché MI - TO via linea storica causa interdizione di tale traffico nella stazione di Porta Susa). Qui in transito nell'ex scalo di Torino San Paolo, che a breve dovrebbe ospitare la stazione del servizio SFM, direzione scalo di Orbassano, dove effettuerà cambio macchina per salire sul Fréjus.
This is a train which I've seen just one time before, because of its late run in Turin or lack of spottings. This time it was spotted with a locomotive of the group E.633, which is the last still featuring old XMPR "FS" sign and air conditioner on the roof. It hauls a long gas tank cargo labelled "VTG" , which are very rare to see here around. Because of its load, this train runs on the Milan - Alessandria - Turin line instead of straight Milan - Turin, where it's forbidden to run for hazardous cargo. In this picture the freight MRI Domegliara - Modane is crossing the city of Turin, going to the rail yard of Orbassano, in order to have a double traction set for the steep Fréjus line, heading to its destination in France.
Ecco la partenza del treno con i vuoti di ritorno verso l'Austria dopo aver portato in Italia un bel rifornimento di Red Bull, la famosa bevanda energetica...la rossa Vectron di DB Cargo Italia sta lasciando lo scalo di Rivalta Scrivia alla volta dell' Austria, via Svizzera, per effettuare un nuovo carico. L' E191.018 di DBCI al traino dell' MRI 46528 Rivalta - Chiasso Smi.to ha appena ricevuto il via libera e si appresta a lasciare lo scalo alessandrino in una bella mattinata estiva mentre fervono manovre per comporre un TC per il porto di Voltri
Costing up to €1.3 million it is not feasible to have an MRI scanner in every hospital. This one is mounted in a lorry that travels the country, chipping away at the patient list.
I had a scan last night and the staff were very kind and supportive. it's a noisy activity as the magnets move around one. and if you're worried about tight spaces it can be a tad worrying. but it's all good.
with luck they found my brain still works and the wiring, while odd, is intact.
Here I am in the whole body 3 Tesla MRI/MRS machine at the :envihab medical research facility in Cologne. This allows researchers to examine human anatomy (with MRI) and physiology (with PET) simultaneously. No need for me to move between tests as is often the case in other laboratories!
With returning astronauts, these scans are used to look particularly at loss of muscle and bone mass, a potential weakening of the immune system, impairments of cognitive performance, and other effects related to weightlessness. There’s a reason I worked out for two hours on the ISS every day ;)
Plusieurs IRM (Imageries par résonance magnétique) sont au programme au retour sur Terre des astronautes. Cette fois-ci, c’était une IRM orbitaire s’intéressant à mes performances cognitives post-vol. C’est moins facile que cela en a l’air de ne pas bouger pendant toute la durée d’une session… Le moindre mouvement imprévu risque de fausser les résultats de la séance en cours.
P1060113
Credits: ESA
Cuthand is fascinated by medicine, disease and our body systems. Her past work has beautifully represented the horrifying viruses that arrived through the trade routes – the same trade routes that introduced glass beads – and decimated Indigenous populations. Here she presents a series of intricately beaded reproduction of MRI scans evoking the brains of people dealing with trauma, anxiety, depression and other illnesses. Cuthand’s series gives voice to issues of Indigenous mental health and illustrate the physical aspect of illness.
Is Kita going to space travel? Time travel? Have a MRI?
This is actually a simple long tube I made out of very heavy glossy white cardboard yesterday. Kita quickly got right in a ran through it and decided that it is fun. Taj is having lots of fun jumping over it!
much trippier on black 'Beam Me Up !' On Black
Happy Silly Saturday - hope you get some new toys too.
MRI 68552 di Trenitalia Cargo da San Nicola Melfi a Modane in transito a Collegno(TO) con 50 minuti di ritardo.
Martedì 4 settembre è giunto in Italia un convoglio composto da 19 tramogge rumene (CFR Marfa) cariche di cereali. Il treno, proveniente da Stamora-Moraviţa e diretto a Carmagnola (TO), ha viaggiato per conto di SC Don Carlos S.R.L. (mittente) e Molino F.lli Chiavazza (destinatario) e ha raggiunto l'Italia via Vršac (Serbia), Tovarnik (Croazia), Dobova, Sezana (Slovenia), Villa Opicina. A Villa Opicina è stato classificato come MRI straordinario Villa Opicina - Carmagnola. Il treno ha proseguito il suo viaggio trainato da una E652 fino a Milano Smistamento.
In quest'ultimo scalo, dopo una sosta, è stato aggiunto un secondo locomotore che ha portato il treno fino a Torino Orbassano, dove è stato inserito in composizione un D445, atto alle manovre nel raccordo di Carmagnola.
Le tramogge, svuotate e poi trasferite a Torino Orbassano da un locomotore diesel tramite la TRA Racconigi-Carmagnola-Torino Orbassano, sono poi rientrate in Romania due giorni dopo il loro arrivo, con un altro treno merci straordinario percorrente l'itinerario inverso ma diretto a Gătaia e viaggiante via Torino-Asti-Cremona-Mantona-Verona.
In questa foto lo straordinario Torino Orbassano-Villa Opicina-Gătaia è stato ripreso a Moncalieri (stazione caratterizzata da un lungo curvone), trainato dalla E652.146.
Here I am in the whole body 3 Tesla MRI/MRS machine at the :envihab medical research facility in Cologne. This allows researchers to examine human anatomy (with MRI) and physiology (with PET) simultaneously. No need for me to move between tests as is often the case in other laboratories!
With returning astronauts, these scans are used to look particularly at loss of muscle and bone mass, a potential weakening of the immune system, impairments of cognitive performance, and other effects related to weightlessness. There’s a reason I worked out for two hours on the ISS every day ;)
Plusieurs IRM (Imageries par résonance magnétique) sont au programme au retour sur Terre des astronautes. Cette fois-ci, c’était une IRM orbitaire s’intéressant à mes performances cognitives post-vol. C’est moins facile que cela en a l’air de ne pas bouger pendant toute la durée d’une session… Le moindre mouvement imprévu risque de fausser les résultats de la séance en cours.
P1060107
Credits: ESA