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vending machines are EVERYWHERE--- and you can get hot or cold drinks from these machines. (view large you can see the options and the prices) canned coffees and teas are very popular (and quite good, believe it or not). 100Y=about $1.00
recognize tommy lee jones there on the machine? he is one the american actors who advertises for japanese products... (they make big bucks) he is promoting BOSS coffee. when i lived there-- brad pitt did adverts and commercials for jeans and coffee.... catherine zeta jones did shampoo-- cameron diaz did a language school... so many more-- i cant remember. :)
My sewing mojo is back....hahaha
Weather is kinda cooling (which is surprising) these few days so I thought I keep my sewing machine warm.
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Automatic milking machine is used in the production of improved dairy cattle.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Fallou Gueye. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
GHH mining machine underground shovel, when they were introduced in the Monteponi mine, helped to make the work lighter and faster. He wouldn't mind seeing it displayed in a protected area and not exposed to the elements. A machine created to work indoors that ends its "career" outdoors. The most interesting part are the reinforcements made by hand welding along the entire profile of the blade of the shovel. Although not a certainly functional artistic work; this is proof of the mastery and skills that the staff had acquired in working in a mine like this.
Pala da sottosuolo GHH mining machine, quando vennero introdotte nella miniera di Monteponi aiutarono a rendere il lavoro più leggero e veloce. Non sabbe male vederla esposta in una zona protetta e non esposta alle intemperie. Una macchina che nasce per lavorare al chiuso che finisce al sua "carriera" all'aria aperta. La parte più interessante sono i rinforzi realizzati con saldatura a mano lungo tutto il profilo della lama della pala. Seppure non un lavoro artistico sicuramente funzionale; questo a riprova della maestria e delle competenze che il personale aveva acquisito nel lavorare in una miniera come questa.
Thompson submachine gun advertisement. I love how that Riders In The Sky-looking guy charges out and kills those other cowboys without a second thought. Maybe he's on drugs.
I modified the Mystery Machine so that the whole gang can fit in.
The wheel base is two studs longer than the original.
I also rearranged the back of the van. I put the monitors next to each other and the stove and sink on the opposite side.
View the stop motion animation of the build of my modified Mystery Machine here
Bottom bracket holder finished and attached. BB shell shown is an eccentric on, requiring specific washers.
I changed the initial design following some solutions found on Flickr like Edelbike or David Saul. Thanks for sharing!
A vending machine featuring art for Hershey's Kissables candy on the front. Located in McGonigle, Ohio.
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(Swedish: Maskinkajen) A block with 70 dwellings for rent and shops on the ground floor. Built: 1998. Architect: Arkitekturkompaniet.
www.arkitekturkompaniet.se (website only in Swedish)
Here's a vending machine for your minifigs! This would go perfect on the streets of your city. I had alot of fun designing and building this and I hope you do too!
If you want to build your own, instructions are up on my Rebrickable page!
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-134771/IBrickedItUp/vending-mach...
The machine in the foreground is an IBM 403 accounting machine where the input are punched cards. The machine in the center is some type of IBM collator, and the one on the right in the background is a 407 accounting machine.
Margaret Martei Th'08 machines part of her robot in the Bridgeport Mill in Thayer School's machine shop.
This image appeared in "Shop Talk: Life in the Project Labs" in the Winter 2008 issue of Dartmouth Engineer magazine.
Photo by John Sherman.
Machine shop instructor Leonard Parker assists Dual Degree student Zheng Cao with his project in Thayer School's machine shop.
Photo by John Sherman.
The DeLorean time machine is a fictional automobile-based time travel device featured in the Back to the Future trilogy. In the feature film series, Dr. Emmett "Doc" Brown builds a time machine from a DeLorean DMC-12 with the intent of gaining insights into history and the future.
Seen here at Beaulieu National Motor Museum.
This sewing machine dates to 1918. I know, because I still have the original manual. It belonged to my grandmother, my mother, and now me. Grandma was married in 1920, and she sewed all her own clothes on this machine. My mother and father were married in 1944, and about that time Grandma got one of those new-fangled electric machines and passed this on to my mother. I learned to sew on this machine, and used it to make all of my own clothes until I graduated from high school. My high school graduation gift was a "new-fangled" electric machine. In my family, sewing machines were considered a necessity. Grandmother and mother sewed all of their own clothes. Back in those days you saved a lot of money by making your own clothes. I continued the tradition until my daughters were young and I discovered that I could buy clothes and cheaply as I could make them. Mom got a new electric machine when I got mine, but she continued to use this machine for heavy duty work until shortly before she passed away. I don't use it anymore, but it has a special place in my house and in my heart.
There are more pictures in my photostream. The Free company was a predecessor of the Singer company.
I feel lucky that I don't have to sit in front of one of these when I update my blog! It would hardly fit into my small apartment for that matter. However, these printing machines meant a great breakthrough in the early 1900s. You see that dustbin in the background? Olle. Give a dustbin a name, and suddenly it becomes funny and cute!
Florence + the Machine perform on Dec 8, 2011 at KMTT's Winter Warmth concert at the WaMu Theater in Seattle
Found this man in Birmingham, playing to quite a large crowd of people. He calls himself the Drum Machine, a fitting name as he plays incrdibly and has a section of his set where he does the robot whilst still playing.
He says that he usually plays in London, so if you're around and you see him, make sure you stop and have a look, it'll be worth your time.
This detail is of the boiler plug of a fake Indian made atomic. It is by far the easiest way to spot a fake machine. It sticks out further than on other Atomics and is not polished flat to the machine. It resembles a mushroom. If your machine looks like this: it is made in India and not very old.
Around 2006 brand new atomics started appearing on the market. Though they didn't exactly look brand new... For many years prior to this the only source of Atomic coffee makers was second hand markets and auction houses. Lucky individuals found one in the attic or at a church sale, but most people had to bid high, and pay through the nose.
However all was not as it seemed with these new machines. Although they were labeled as being Bon Trading (australia) imports of Italian made Atomics- they were very poorly made with a rough, hand finished appearance. Many of them did not work very well, and they were 'not quite right'...
It was soon discovered that these machine were made in India and falsely labeled as being made in 'Italy'. The prices of these dodgy machines dropped rapidly and then they disappeared from the market altogether. Today it is hard to find one of these Indian made Atomics and they are collectible in their own right.
For the collector interested in purchasing an Atomic it is a simple matter to identify one of these fakes. The most prominent difference between these machine and earlier Italian made Atomics is the boiler plug. On the Indian machine this plug sticks out in an ugly fashion. Other obvious differences can be seen in the bakelite parts. These parts are much thicker and are poorly formed compared to vintage Italian machines. The filter basket is distinctive: the holes in it appear to be randomly punched with a nail or similar implement by hand.
These machine are not too bad as a hand finished attempt to replicate the atomic form. It is by no means an easy (or cheap) process. Sand casting the body is an art in itself. It is clear this atomic was reverse engineered from an Italian made Atomic- probably a model dating from the 70's. They copied every detail right down to the label.
The example pictured here works and was actually used to make coffee by its original owners for over 4 years. When they purchased it they were told it 'was made in Italy'. When they complained of the poor quality they were sent another one...
However the machine was marketed deceptively, and we would not recommenced using one to actually to make coffee: they are poorly made from inferior materials. There are rumors the alloy was recycled from old car parts...
this example is in the Ikon Exports collection.