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This old Pepsi machine probably has seen much better days. I have heard this building was an old country store at one time, but it would have closed in the early 1960s at the very latest. It's on Horse Creek Road near the junction with Swan Creek Road, Ohio Township, Gallia County, Ohio.
There's something brilliant about this machine - it's the kind of thing a child might come up with. It's full of conveyer belts, lifts, pistons, things that shove casks onto other conveyers, and a man with a hammer tapping kegs.
Unlike the Guinness Storehouse tour in Dublin, the Fuller's brewery takes you round the actual place where they make the actual beer. In this room though, the machine was so loud that I couldn't quite hear what it did...
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ATTENTION BIKEPACKERS, GRAVEL GRINDERS AND TOURERS! Step right up and check out this magnificent machine - the 2017 Specialized Sequoia Elite!
Those of us who know a bit about bikes would recognise that Specialized founder Mike Sinyard came from a bike touring background. He started the 'Big S' by shippng a container load of high end European componentry to the states in the 70's, including high end equipment that no-one had seen before. Buoyed by the success of this venture, Mike decided to build the perfect touring bike at the beginning of the 80's - and the Sequoia was born!
Fast forward to 2017, and the Sequoia is back! Touting the mantra 'A thousand Decisions Properly Made', the Sequoia has entered the cycling history books as a modern classic.
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Specification
FORK - Specialized FACT carbon, tapered, internal light cable routing, flat mount disc, water bottle/rack/fender mounts
FRAME - Premium Cr-Mo size-specific tubing, internal light cable routing, Adventure Geometry, flat disc mount, fender/rack mounts
SEAT BINDER - Specialized, alloy, 29.8mm
BOTTOM BRACKET - 68mm, BSA
CHAIN - KMC X11, 11-speed w/ Missing Link™
CRANKSET - FSA Gossamer Pro
SHIFT LEVERS - Shimano RS505, flat mount
FRONT DERAILLEUR - Shimano 105, clamp-on
CASSETTE - Sunrace, 11-speed, 11-36t
CHAINRINGS - 48/32T
REAR DERAILLEUR - Shimano 105, GS cage, 11-speed
FRONT HUB - Front Hub, anodized
REAR HUB - Hayfield rear hub, anodized
INNER TUBES - Standard, Presta valve
SPOKES - Stainless, 14g
RIMS - 700C disc, 15mm rim depth, 25mm internal width, w/ valve cover, 32h
FRONT TYRE - Specialized Adventure Gear Sawtooth, 2Bliss Ready, 700x42mm
REAR TYRE - Specialized Adventure Gear Sawtooth, 2Bliss Ready, 700x42mm
FRONT BRAKE - Shimano RS505, hydraulic disc
REAR BRAKE - Shimano RS505, hydraulic disc
SADDLE - Anza, hollow Cr-Mo rails, aluminum bumper
TAPE - Anza canvas tape
SEATPOST - Alloy, 2-bolt, 25mm offset, 27.2mm
HANDLEBARS - Specialized Adventure Gear Hover
STEM - Specialized, 3D forged alloy, 4-bolt, 7-degree rise
Automatic Coffee Machine for Your Staff , for more information on the best coffee machines visit www.koffeeone.com.au
Koffeeone import the Best Coffee Machines from Italy and Europe for your workplace, your café, your restaurant, registered club or hotel. Koffeeone are now leading the way with the distribution of our Carimali Automatic Coffee Machines , these wonderful Espresso Coffee Machines are recognized as some of the very Best Coffee Machines on the market. Our flagship machine is the Carimali Multi Commercial Coffee Machines , we have also introduced to our range the Carimali Armonia Commercial Coffee Machines . We have many articles in our news section for you to read and view about our customers who have already installed one of our Espresso Coffee Machines
A new coffee machine as the Chinese made "Russell Hobbs" unit went pfutt after 18 months of light use. Hopefully this German made Melita will last longer.
They could had made the level indications clearer though. Barely visible clear on clear on the reservoir and black on black on the jug handle.
I may need to get a marker pen out.
Exhibition Jean Tinguely - Machine Spectacle 1 Oct 2016 - 5 Mar 2017 in the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
Jean Tinguely is famous for his playful, boldly kinetic machines and explosive performances. Everything had to be different, everything had to move. Precisely twenty-five years after his death, the Stedelijk Museum opens a Tinguely retrospective: the largest-ever exhibition of the artist to be mounted in a Dutch museum.
The Swiss artist Jean Tinguely (1925–1991) played a key role in the rise of kinetic art in the fifties. With over a hundred machine sculptures, most of which are in working order, paired with films, photos, drawings, and archive materials, the presentation takes the public on a chronological and thematic journey of Tinguely’s artistic development and ideas, from his love of absurd play to his fascination for destruction and ephemerality.
The presentation features his early wire sculptures and reliefs, in which Tinguely imitated and animated the abstract paintings of artists such as Malevich, Miró, and Klee; the interactive drawing machines and wild dancing installations constructed from salvaged metal, waste materials, and discarded clothing; and his streamlined, military-looking black sculptures.
Tinguely’s self-destructive performances are a special feature of the Stedelijk presentation. The enormous installations Tinguely created between 1960–1970 (Homage to New York, Étude pour une fin du monde No. 1, Study for an End of the World No. 2, and La Vittoria) were designed to spectacularly disintegrate in a barrage of sound. The presentation also spotlights the exhibitions Tinguely organized at the Stedelijk, Bewogen Beweging (1961) and Dylaby (1962), and the gigantic sculptures he later produced: HON – en katedral (“SHE – a cathedral,” 1966), Crocrodrome (1977) and the extraordinary Le Cyclop (1969–1994), which is still on display outside Paris. The survey ends with a dramatic grand finale, the remarkable, room-filling installation, Mengele-Totentanz (1986), a disturbing display of light and shadow never previously shown in the Netherlands. Tinguely realized the work after witnessing a devastating fire, reclaiming objects from the ashes to piece together his installation: scorched beams, agricultural machinery (made by the Mengele company), and animal skeletons. The final piece is a gigantic memento mori, yet also an invocation of the Nazi concentration camps. Its juddering movements and piercing sounds evoke a haunting, grisly mood.
Jean Tinguely created his work as a rejection of the static, conventional art world; he sought to emphasize play and experiment. For Tinguely, art was not about standing in a sterile white space, distantly gazing at a silent painting. He produced kinetic sculptures to set art and art history in motion, in works that animated the boundary between art and life. With his do-it-yourself drawing machines, Tinguely critiqued the role of the artist and the elitist position of art in society. He renounced the unicity of “the artist’s hand” by encouraging visitors to produce work themselves. Collaboration was integral to Tinguely’s career. He worked extensively with artists like Daniel Spoerri, Niki de Saint Phalle (also his wife), Yves Klein, and others from the ZERO network, as well as museum directors such as Pontus Hultén, Willem Sandberg, and Paul Wember. Thanks to his charismatic, vibrant personality and the dazzling success with which he presented his work (and himself) in the public sphere, Tinguely was a vital figure within these networks, acting as leader, inspirator, and connector.
Amsterdam has enjoyed a dynamic history with Tinguely. The exhibitions Bewogen Beweging (1961) and Dylaby (1962), for which Tinguely was (co)curator, particularly underline the extraordinarily close relationship that sprang up between the museum and the artist. Not only did he bring his kinetic Méta machines to the Netherlands, he also brought his international, avant-garde network, leaving an enduring impression on museum goers who flocked to see these experimental exhibitions. Close relationships with Willem Sandberg, then director of the Stedelijk Museum, and curator Ad Petersen prompted various retrospectives and acquisitions for the collection: thirteen sculptures, including his famous drawing machine, Méta-Matic No. 10 (1959), Gismo (1960), and the enormous Méta
One-third scale Pacific-type steam locomotives built for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. Now living at Swanton Pacific RailRoad near Santa Cruz, CA. This is the third of four sister locomotives. She's in the machine shop getting her boiler looked after. The forth never-completed locomotive lives at the California Railway Museum in old town Sacramento, CA. I made a picture of the forth locomotive, 1915, last month.
I certainly had never seen this before--a machine where you can buy cell phones. I think I've been stuck in the boonies too long!
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Koffeeone import the Best Coffee Machines from Italy and Europe for your workplace, your café, your restaurant, registered club or hotel. Koffeeone are now leading the way with the distribution of our Carimali Automatic Coffee Machines , these wonderful Espresso Coffee Machines are recognized as some of the very Best Coffee Machines on the market. Our flagship machine is the Carimali Multi Commercial Coffee Machines , we have also introduced to our range the Carimali Armonia Commercial Coffee Machines . We have many articles in our news section for you to read and view about our customers who have already installed one of our Espresso Coffee Machines
I know there are others, but I wanted an all stainless steel version with micro metering flow adjustments, that way you can see how a machine performs at a 23 second shot or a 45 second shot of same volume.
All welded construction, unscrews for storage. I'm not sure how much this matters, but the other Thermofilters I've seen have a PVC disk inside. I put a layered cork bottom in mine because I've always thought that the coffee in a real situation would have a different thermal effect on the measurement than PVC would. My other machine with a probe in the dispersion screen shows this. I'm changing a Synesso group now to have live temp reading in the screen as well. Hopefully it will show if this is true with standard style machines too.
Short video showing pressure profile control system being measured here:
so my favorite shot of wednesday's walk was this. imagine a vending machine that dispenses suits for anyone in te family and caps, goggles, swimmies.
they have a great olympic sized pool about a half a mile (or less) from their apt building-- in addition to the pool there is an indoor gym were they seemed to be practicing soccer yesterday and a coffee bar. and they are expanding the sports complex!
Machine Project is pleased to present Snorkel Dreams: A Machine Project Guide to Art Underwater, at the Annenberg Community Beach House Pool
In Machine Project’s first underwater art show, we’ve culled eighteen of the finest artists for a waterlogged weekend of sub-aquatic art-viewing. Grab your swim trunks, snorkel, and goggles and head West to the beach house to see paintings, ceramics, photographs, video, blown glass, and one sunken mannequin, all from the comfort of a chlorinated body of water.
Photograph by Ian Byers-Gamber
Participating artists include Andrew Cannon, Jessica Cowley, Bob Dornberger, Emily Joyce, Alice Könitz, Candice Lin, Becca Lofchie, Johnston Marklee, Jennifer Moon & Laub, Paul Pescador, Jennifer Rochlin, Suné Woods, Kim Ye, Patricia Yossen, Mallen&Gray, and Machine Project with Grace Eunchong.