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You remember your Army training, at the machine gun, forefather of the M-60, at the range, in the fall, a squat little Ed G. Robinson flinches beside you
All plies are tied together and then pulled down through the hollow spindle with something that looks just like an automobile dipstick, but with a hook on the end.
Machine Head
Mayhem Festival
@ San Manuel Amphitheater
San Bernardino, CA
July 9, 2011
All photos © Kaley Nelson - www.KaleyNelson.com
Vollis Simpson’s multi-colored whirligig or wind machine consists of forty separate movable elements—fans, blades, propellers, wheels, and more—enabling it to take flight with even the slightest breeze.
Recycling discarded parts from cars, trucks, bicycles, farm machinery, street lights, and highways signs, Simpson’s whirligigs transform cast-off everyday objects and industrial materials into whimsical, dancing, spinning wind machines whose sole purpose is its fantastic visual impact.
A museum dedicated to sewing machines of all sorts, open once a month.
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Impressions from the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2025 in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland 17 January 2025. Copyright: World Economic Forum/Pascal Bitz
This tea leaf drying machine is 150 years old and came from Belfast. It is still in use at the Happy Valley tea plantation in Darjeeling.
La Machine is a former mining town in the Nièvre département of Burgundy Franche-Comte region, central France. It has a population of 3,397 (2014).
This refurbished miniature steam train currently stands at the entrance to the town in Rue de Decize. Such a train may have been used to carry miners and materials above and/or under ground when the mine was operational.
mainly for the betterment of ang's sanity, we went out and got a stroller. Ruby seems to like it a lot. My main consolation in having one of these bulky contraptions around the house is that I can walk through town with my $100 stroller and watch all the trendites with $1800 bugaboos strolling with just as much ease as me.
Discer....???? (I LIKED THE REPETITION......AND THE RUST, NEAT OLD WHATEVER!!!)
SCHWEIGGERT'S ANTIQUES;
OK, so Nephew has this computer game called "Crazy Machines". These gears are part of the game; you use them and other building components to make machines to accomplish little tasks. He loves the game, and wanted me to make a cake for his birthday party with his friends that looked JUST like these gears.
So this photo was my model for the gear cake.
Hudson, Ohio, USA, March 2008.
View of one of the machines that was used to dig the Channel Tunnel. It's part of a museum/visitor centre near the tunnel mouth in Kent.
Industrial Automation, Peristaltic pump filling, label applicator, labeling Machine Controller-Microtech Systems,Ahmedabad,Gujarat,India
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The A B Series is delighted to present a homecoming edition of The Transparency Machine with Louis Cabri. During the late 1980's and early 1990's, Cabri organized the Experimental Writing Group in Ottawa with Rob Manery. They produced literary events that included The Transparency Machine reading series, then held at Gallery 101. Together, they published hole magazine and chapbook series.
The Transparency Machine is an event in which a poet is asked to give a reading from his or her work, and create, for that reading, a textual collage (of quotations and images) through which to talk about poetry. Pre-readings for Louis Cabri's October 30, 2010 Transparency Machine event are linked from this page (see above).
Louis Cabri is author of —that can’t (Nomados) and The Mood Embosser (Coach House Books). He teaches modern and contemporary poetry, literary theory, and creative writing at the University of Windsor. Wrinkle Press recently published his leaflet What is Venice? (illustrated by Tim de Vries). His new book, Poetryworld, is being published this fall by Capilano University Editions.
A cash bar will be available during the event.