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Probably our messiest area in the server room, but it's not even that messy. We're actually pretty organized and neat.
A networking event is a farmer event, not a hunter event. You're there to plant seeds and cultivate your garden, not 'bag prey." - Sandy Jones-Kaminski, CCO, Bella Domain Media @sandyjk
There was a planned power cut today in my village of Iden, East Sussex. Operatives from UK Power Networks replaced an old utility pole. In the distance are the Little Cheyne Farm wind turbines and beyond that Dungeness nuclear power station. The wind farm was opened by Ed Milliband when he was energy secretary, just another reason to detest the man.
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most people keep this stuff under a desk. or in a closet. to save space, i put it on the wall. it actually makes it really easy to get to everything.
Network Rail Support Coach 977986 is pictured on the 'Thunderbird' siding at Newcastle Central, as part of the Structure Gauging Train (SGT), on May 3rd 2024.
Network Harlow 3231,V231 HBH Dennis Dart/Plaxton still wearing part of its former route 10 branding / Arriva livery in Harlow Second Avenue on route 4
Network rail DBSO 9702 heads at test train from Slateford to Derby south into Drem loop on 26/05/2019. 37219 was propelling the train.
A photo from July 2009.
A Network Rail measurement train is seen here at Heywood Road Junction approaching Westbury.
DBSO 9701 on the front and an unidentified Class 31 on the rear.
The Citrix Simply Serve team arranged an evening for Summit 2014 attendees to give back with Stop Hunger Now. Together more than 150 employees and partners packaged 20,000 meals for impoverished areas around the world.
Like a major city, our cells use a complex transportation network to deliver molecular goods to different destinations. A protein called kinesin (blue) is in charge of moving cargo around inside cells and helping them divide. It's powered by biological fuel called ATP (bright yellow) as it scoots along tube-like cellular tracks called microtubules (gray). Since kinesin's movement helps support cell division, blocking its action could potentially derail cancer.
This picture captures a moment in cellular time, where kinesin is stopped in its tracks. It was derived from images captured through a type of electron microscopy that uses a beam of electrons to produce an intensely magnified, high-resolution snapshot of a sample at extremely low temperatures. (Date of Image: February 2010)
Credit: Charles Sindelar, Brandeis University