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පුද්ගලික බස් කර්මාන්තයේ නිරතවන්නන් සහ ජනාධිපති මහින්ද රාජපක්ෂ මැතිතුමා අතර හමුවක් පසුගිය 6 වනදා සිදු විය.

 

தனியார் பஸ் பயணிகள் போக்குவரத்து நடவடிக்கைகளில் ஈடுபடும் மக்களை ஜனாதிபதி மஹிந்த ராஜபக்ஷ் கடந்த 6ம் திகதி சந்தித்தார்.

 

President Mahinda Rajapaksa met people who are engaged in the private bus passenger transport operations, Dec. 6, 2014.

 

(Photo by: Udesh Gunaratne)

Satellite Communications - A sustainable industry at the service of EU citizens.

European Parliament,

2nd February 2011

Besides the usual start and stop controls, this control panel provided warning indicators in the event that a pylon's brittle bars were activated (potentially indicating the cable has slipped off a pulley). A telephone allowed the operator at the bottom of the lift to speak with the operator at the top. Often in chairlift operations, one operator is not aware of the trouble at the other end, but must be able to let the other operator know that it is safe to restart the prime mover.

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The Operators

 

Isle of Wight Festival

 

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AVA Galleria representing Ville Mehtonen

Operator: Turkish Airlines Cargo

Aircraft: Boeing 777-F

Registration: TC-LJN

C/n: 65742/1573

Location: Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS/EHAM)

Date: 3-8-2020

American Radio Operator relaxing

67015 & 66152 Derek Holmes Railway Operator at Didcot Parkway on 23rd May 2015

Gen. Darren W. McDew, Air Mobility Command commander, learns how to operate the Boom Operator Simulator System at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J., July 22, 2015. Boom operators are aerial refueling specialists who conduct the offloading of fuel to U.S. Air Force and partner aircraft. McDew visited the wing to meet with Air Mobility Airmen to discuss the current and future flying platforms of the Air National Guard. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Airman 1st Class Julia Pyun/Released)

SCRTD - Operator of the Month, Simmie Sanders. 4/18/1986.

SCRTD - Operator of the Month, Felix Rubio. 2/3/1987.

Operator: Uray Transportation, Calgary, Alberta

Built: 2014

Manufacturer: Prevost Car

Model: H3-45

Notes: On layover in Winnipeg before its 11:30 PM departure for Regina, Saskatchewan via Portage La Prairie, Brandon, and Virden, Manitoba.

April 1947 National Geographic.

These were all taken along the grain silo railway near Highway 55 in Minneapolis.

 

My first roll on my Moskva V. I had set up the camera to shoot 6x9 negatives but was advancing the film using the 6x6 setting. So a lot of overlap & double exposure here.

 

On the plus side, the camera seems technically sound. Focus appears to work. Lens seems good. I just need to practice with it more.

 

Oh, also my scanner can't handle 6x9 negatives. Which made this even weirder. In future I'll have to use a different scanner or stitch two scans together.

 

Shot on a Moskva 5 using very old T-Max 100. Pulled 1 stop due to age. Developed in Cinestill df96. Scanned using my Olympus OM-D E-M53 and a Takumar 50/4 macro.

This is Luke... The bassist and sometime pianist for Your Operator.

5-20-07 at the Exit/In Nashville Tn

Band Site

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Operator: Eastern Australia Airlines (QF/EAQ) – Australia

 

Aircraft: De Havilland Canada DHC-8-300 Dash 8 / 8Q – VH-SBJ

MSN: 578 – First Flight: Jan 2001

 

Flight Number: QF2084 (operated for Qantaslink)

Callsign: QLK84 – Qlink Eight Four

 

Date: 26/03/2022

 

Route: Adelaide International Airport (ADL/YPAD) – Melbourne International Airport (MEL/YMML)

 

© Mitchell R Hope

Operator: Mark Fowler

Livery: ScotRail

No: 47765

Location: Rawtenstall

Photographs taken on a Mamiya C330F, on FP4+.

 

Check out my blog at www.footlambert.co.uk for analogue and digital photography from Yorkshire.

 

Read more about this event on my On the home front at Easter: Crich Tramway 1940s Event blog article.

Operator Name: Arriva North West.

Fleet / Reg No: 2562 W174 CDN.

Chassis: DAF SB220LF.

Body: Ikarus Polaris 489 N42F.

Location: Wigan Bus Station, Lancashire.

Date: 4th December, 2012.

This machine is very similar to a very large typewriter, only it is much more complex, and it has separate keys for all the different characters likely to be met with in printing ordinary work. The operator has the command of several alphabets at his fingertips. The keyboard was controlled by air pressure and when a key is tapped down it brings into operation valves and punches which perforate a paper ribbon (this in turn eventually controls the monotype caster machine which casts separate metal letters). At the end of the line the operator presses two justification keys which ensure that the line will be spaced out evenly and to the required measure (the justification keys are numbered and the operator presses the relevant keys after consulting a small drum of figure combinations in front of him, the drum actually indicating the figures to be depressed). A trained operator can mantain speeds of up to 10,000 ens per hour on straightforward text matter; the machine can also easily handle intricate tabular matter and other complex work. The paper produced by the monotype keyboard is used to program the composition caster.

 

Edinburgh City of Print is a joint project between the City of Edinburgh Museums and the Scottish Archive of Print and Publishing History Records (SAPPHIRE). The project aims to catalogue and make accessible the wealth of printing collections held by the City of Edinburgh Museums. For more information about the project please visit www.edinburghcityofprint.org

Operator Name: Formerly Stagecoach South Midlands.

Fleet / Reg No: 52211 L641 LDT.

Chassis: Volvo B10M-62.

Body: Plaxton Premiere Interurban BC51F.

Location: Scarlet Band Coaches depot, West Cornforth, County Durham.

Date: 27th October, 2012.

Owner/Operator: AIDA Cruises

Year built: 2003

Rebuilt: -

Builder: Aker MTW, Germany

Former names: -

Gross Tonnage 42,289

Length: 202.9 m (666.6 ft)

Beam: 28.1 m (92.2 ft)

Passengers (normal): 1,266

Passengers (maximum): 1,687

Crew: 426

Service speed: 19.4 knots

Sister Ships: AIDAvita

 

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