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I want one of these to scoot around town in.....of course I'll either have to wait until summer or get some snow tires.
In the new "Machine Learning Studio" everyone can experiment with concrete applications of AI: self-driving cars are built and tested, and robots with face recognition are programmed.
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AllSaints Company - Spital Fields at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas
My wife Joleen and I ventured out of the MGM Grand and the Wedding and Portrait Photographers (WPPI) convention for a few hours and walked around the Belaggio, the Cosmopolitan and City Center. We were pretty excited to see City Center as we have much love for architecture. These are just some snapshots taken while walking around.
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My first efforts at steaming milk with the new machine.
Perfectly drinkable, but just not hot enough! Maybe I need to leave the machine on longer/change order I do stuff.
It's a learning process! Any coffee makers have any good website recs for technique? Know it can get quite geeky :)
Machine Gun Kelly performs at the Vans Warped Tour in Atlanta, GA on July 26, 2012. Copyright © 2012 by HIGH ISO Music, LLC.
A new piece of machinery was installed at AGR Elliott Industrial Estate in June, 2004. Staff present were, from left - George Russell, technician; Gordon Smith, project engineer; Dave Greenhill, electrician; and Barry Kelly, project engineer. Does anyone know what the machine did?
Margaret Knight, known as the "female Edison", patented this paper bag machine. Little-known fact: she stole the idea from a one-legged drunken barber.
In the collection of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History, on display in the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C.
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100ton injection moulding machine
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This photos from Haifly Plastic Machine Sales Co..Ltd. www.haiflymachinery.com
Here is my latest marble machine. It is called Mr. Marbles because the bowtie reminds me of Mr. Peanut. This machine is made from Maple, Cherry, and Zebrawood for the bowtie, however each one I make will have a different species of wood for the bowtie to give them each a bit of uniqueness. Every part has been made by hand, no cnc milling or computerized design was used.
Here is the youtube video:
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Enjoy!
East End Pool & Library, location, Hadrian Square, Byker. So called because a 29 metre stretch of remains of Hadrian’s Wall were discovered during the development of the pool and library complex. It is thought that on the east side of the Ouseburn Valley the wall followed the line of the present Shields Road. There was actually a lot of protest in the late '90s, as our local library closed, and the building remains mostly empty to this day. However, despite the extra journey, most people now appreciate the modern facilities at the new building.
The official line from the council website www.newcastleleisure.co.uk/eastendpool
"East End Pool opened in the year 2000 and has the latest in leisure facilities to cater for everyone in the community. There are three pools including a toddler pool with a bubble machine, studio pool and the main leisure pool with a wave machine and fountains. The leisure pool also has two 50m flumes a sauna and steam room. The East End pool also has the latest in fitness provision housing an exceptional Impulse Fitness suite along with a modern dance studio allowing a range of activities from martial arts to aerobic's. The Fitness Suite has the latest fitness equipment from market leaders Life Fitness and is staffed with a fantastic team of instructors. After your workout you can relax in the sauna or cafe, or even explore the library which is situated within the building."
Library details, should you want a book!
George Mason University's Green Machine athletic band performing for the participants of the Nike Women's Half Marathon DC 2014.
This business may have been here long before zoning laws declared this a residential area. Such enterprises are commonly "grandfathered" - allowed to stay but create no precedent for similar ones to start up nearby.
It may have a long history of skilled wood workers, whose grandchildren perhaps are acquiring MBAs and going into finance.
Shipwright Arren Day is hidden in the cockpit working on the steering system.
The first coaming broke even after it was steamed, so Paul made this coaming out of green white oak.
RIPTIDE was built in 1927 by the Schertzer Brothers Boat and Machine Company, then located on the north end of Lake Union at the foot of Stone Way in Seattle. She is 47 feet 1-inch long with a beam of 11 feet 10-inches and a draft of four feet. She is planked in port orford cedar riveted to white oak frames over a douglas fir backbone with a western red cedar pilothouse and trunk cabin. She displaces approximately 21,000 pounds.
RIPTIDE is a Coast Guard documented vessel. Her documentation number 226242 is carved into the interior face of both port and starboard bilge stringers in the trunk cabin. She is documented at 17 net tons and 21 gross tons.
She was originally named NEREIAD, then, shortly thereafter, NOKARE. Her trunk cabin (the raised cabin aft of the pilothouse) was reportedly added (or, more likely, extended) in 1933 by Russell G. Gibson, a Director of the Seattle Yacht club. By 1936 she had been renamed RIPTIDE. Mr Gibson apparently owned her through at least 1960.
RIPTIDE has had at least four engines. Her original engine may have been a Hall-Scott gasoline engine, but is as yet unknown. By 1959 she had an eight cylinder Chrysler Crown gas engine, a common engine of the time, most likely added in the late 1940's. That engine was removed in 1967 when RIPTIDE was re-powered by a 1967 Volvo MD-70A diesel engine. The Volvo engine was removed during the 2015 overhaul and was replaced by a remanufactured Cummins 5.9 liter 210 horsepower diesel engine.
The first stage of her restoration began April 8th, 2015 when she was lifted out of the water at Port Townsend WA and should be complete by the end of the first week in September. During this first phase, the hull, engine and electrical work was completed by the Port Townsend Shipwright's Co-Op, and the painting and varnishing was completed by Salguero Marine.
Ceiling light
Ref: 02990
Style: Machine Age design of the 30s
Country: Germany
Material: nickel-plated metal, 6 soffitten-lights
Year: 1930
Condition: original
Dimensions: h.: 125 cm, diameter: 100 cm
Lounge Chair
Ref: 02984
Style: Art Déco
Country: U.S.A
Material: chrome-plated steel, leather upholstery, bakelite
Year: 1935
Condition: restored
Dimensions: h.: 82 cm x w.: 57 cm x d.: 85 cm
Florence & The Machine at Leeds Festival 2012
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love this coffee machine - have one in ct and one in vt, buy k-cups in bulk from amazon - always a fresh cup and everyone can have exactly what they want instantly...
Sewing machine Singer Featherweight machines were produced in black, beige/tan and white/green (what the company called Pale Turquoise) There were no red, blue or any other colour machines although many have been repainted in later life and new decals added Black 221 machines were produced at Elizabethport, New Jersey, and at Clydebank, Scotland. Beige/tan machines were produced at Clydebank and at St John's, Canada White/Green machines were produced only at Clydebank. Date made 1941. The Singer Featherweight portable sewing machine is a model made by that company between 1933 and 1964. The machine (model 221), adapted from an earlier portable, the Standard SewHandy (which company was bought out by Singer) weighs about 11 pounds and has been found to be an ideal machine for quilters and other sewers to take to classes or "on location." Very quiet and sturdily made with all-metal parts (mostly aluminum), the Featherweight sews only straight stitches but it sews them very well. Even the oldest machines, if they've been cared for, still sew wonderfully.