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We got the chance to watch some short Yorkshire Film archive footage on the Vintage Mobile Cinema bus. Part of The Contrast/Brilliance Festival
Based on some 4p stuff I've seen on the Mobile Frame Hangar lately. Shout outs to mraichelson and eduty for this one.
An illustration showing the clean lines and advanced design of the front of the Cosmos 725CM, which won a Design Council Award in 1977
There has been a terrible fire only 15 minutes' walk from our home, and just opposite of the supermarket that I go to several times a week. The authorities are investigating the cause of the fire, which killed four people and injured another resident seriously. A few firefighters also suffered injuries battling the fire. In the end, two houses were destroyed and two others were damaged.
toronto.citynews.ca/2021/01/29/danforth-coxwell-house-fire/
On the day of the fire I actually was at the office, but the following day I walked down to see the aftermath.
Photos from OpenCamp Dallas 2010.
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What better time to think about security than when you are sitting on the toilet?
Seen in a stall of the university student centre washroom.
To get ready for Summerfolk 2014 here is some nice tie dye wallpaper, taken at summerfolk 2013.
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I like my phone images to be different. something of a surprise when I open the phone and I object to images that are selling something. There is an album here with 450 or so examples. www.flickr.com/photos/jacobs_ian/albums/72157711897629218
MOBILE LAB COMPLETE WITH DISC MILL, RIFFEL CABINET, DUST HOOD, EXTRACTION UNIT AND DUCTING TO ALL EQUIPMENT, AIR LINE POINTS , BLOW GUNS, JAW CRUSHER, AIR COMPRESSOR. built to order just ask if intrested
I also modified the legs on this one, per suggestions from the good folks over at the Mobile Frame Hangar. They look a little stumpier to me; I may change the legs entirely. Might try some XVM legs, courtesy of XGundam05...
The 'mobile internet'- ie accessing the internet from a phone, as opposed to a PDA or laptop- is very different to the 'traditional', browser-centric internet. I'm a heavy mobile data user (it goes with the territory, use what you analyse...) and I'm finding that applications- particularly web 2.0 apps like RSS- are much more useful on a phone than browsers. Apps either make life easier (RSS means I don't browse as much to find what's changed) or enhance what I'm doing (location tagging via zonetag) or are simply cool (changing phone wallpapers via pulsepaper).
So, in the 'what's in my bag' theme, here's a quick 'what's on my phone'. These are all running in the background most of the time, but I also use Lifeblogger (for retrospecive flickr uploads with better textual content but no geotags) and Google maps (excellent).
These are all beta releases, and fairly data hungry, so you'll need an unlimited data plan (like this one from my employer ;+) [other suppliers are available, but not many have unlimited data]
Shameless plug- if you like the look of widesets (and I'd highly recommend it) please drop me a message so I can reccomend you- they're running a competition for a Nokia N93 and my N70 is getting a bit tired and needs replacing)
Thorton Graham and Eugene Van Sickle (pointing) check out an early mobile billboard. Photo taken early August 1939, in front of Van Sickle Radio, then located at 34 W. Ohio Street in Indianapolis, Indiana.
thumbnail sketch to finished piece
The thumbnail sketch is really rough, but you can see the main idea is still there. The location of the sitting character was changed slightly so he's in the tree, and lots of detail and more developed foliage was added, as well as more detail on the creature.
The USS Alabama (BB-60) is a South Dakota class battleship that was active in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans during Word War II. The USS Alabama is now a museum and on display at the Battleship Memorial Park in Mobile, Alabama. The ship's keel was laid in 1940, was decommissioned in 1947, and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1986 (86000083).
The Piasecki CH-21D Workhorse/Shawnee, nicknamed Flying Banana, was a cargo helicopter in US service from 1952 to 1967. A few allied nations also used it.
At Battleship Memorial Park, near Mobile, Alabama, I visited the Battleship Alabama (BB 60), a South Dakota-class battleship, now a museum ship. The park includes many other historical exhibits.