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Pocket Operators are a range of small electronic musical instruments by Teenage Engineering, about the size of pocket calculators. They can work individually or connected together, and can be synchronised to play in time with each other.
I've owned the PO-12 Rhythm (a drum-machine) since 2018, and recently acquired a PO-14 Sub (a bass-orientated synth/sequencer) to keep it company. Now, I just need to find more time to get properly acquainted with these two...
Bus Operator Ian Hanley is presented with a Certificate of Commendation from MTA Bus President/NYCT SVP of Buses Frank Annicaro at the Gun Hill Depot on Wednesday, Dec 13, 2023. Hanley was behind the wheel of a Bx40 on West Burnside Ave. Monday afternoon when a building facade at 1915 Billingsley Terr. collapsed in front of his bus. Hanley ensured the safe evacuation of the bus.
(Marc A. Hermann / MTA)
American - USAF - Rockwell B-1B bomber at RAF Fairford
From the Portfolio Album
An eclectic collection of images taken over the past 15 years
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Camera operator Dan Wright ignores actress Rachael Seaton's nice mugs, on the set of The Requiem, on location at Crusoe's on Tynemouth Beach.
The film can be seen here on Vimeo:
Operator Name: Stagecoach Manchester.
Fleet / Reg No: 19281 MX08 GSO.
Chassis: ADL Trident II.
Body: ADL Enviro 400 H47/33F.
Location: Hyde Road garage, Ardwick, Manchester.
Date: 21st October, 2012.
Published in THE MANITOBA CO-OPERATOR - December 16, 2010
SPARKLING: A white and beautiful morning south of Portage la Prairie. The trees sparked and looked ever so beautiful!
Operator: Vliegschool Hilversum
Aircraft: Tecnam P2002-JF Sierra
Registration: PH-TCM
C/n: 43
Location: Hilversum Airfield (EHHV)
Date: 16-8-2020
Bus Operator Ian Hanley is presented with a Certificate of Commendation from MTA Bus President/NYCT SVP of Buses Frank Annicaro at the Gun Hill Depot on Wednesday, Dec 13, 2023. Hanley was behind the wheel of a Bx40 on West Burnside Ave. Monday afternoon when a building facade at 1915 Billingsley Terr. collapsed in front of his bus. Hanley ensured the safe evacuation of the bus.
(Marc A. Hermann / MTA)
Roland Newton, Brandon Butters, and John Halbrook work the radios during the Coast Guard Ham Radio Day. This station, K0G, was sponsored by Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 4 from Des Moines, Iowa. For more information go to www.flotilla4.org.
1.Nice shap very slim and small designed for interior door
2.Totally new product in automation entrance area,the firs one.
3.The working sound less than 20B,super quiet
4.Price cost just half of normal sliding door operators
Door type Single Bi-parting
Max. door weight 50 kg 2X50 kg
Driving model SF-50 SF-50
Door width 650-1000 mm 700-900 mm
Opening direction Left / right Numbers of driving systems 1 2
Power consumption <30 W <60 W
Opening/closing speed 400 mm/s
Manual force <10 N
Power supply AC 220V 50-60Hz
Working temperature -10 ~ +40 ºC
Working humidity 35 ~ 85%RH , without dew in air
For many years the Scottish based bus and coach operator W. Alexander's issued an annual guide to the "motor coach tours and services on every road in the North of Scotland" and this is an undated edition that possibly dates to c.1930. By this date Alexander's were part of the vast SMT empire that, backed by railway investment, was well on the way to being the dominant bus and coach operator in Scotland. Indeed, in later years, they formed the basis of the nationalised Scottish Bus Group.
As well as tour details there are adverts for the Alexander's long-distance bus and coach services that were spreading over Scotland as well as for commercial products associated with 'motoring'. In addition there is an advert for the services of the Scottish General Omnibus Company, an undertaking Alexander's had acquired on behalf of the SMT group in 1929. This makes me tentatively date this guide to c.1930 before the General's services were merged into Alexander's and the SGOC used as the basis for the formation of the Western SMT.
The booklet was printed on their behalf by the advertising arm of John Menzies & Co. Ltd., better known as newsagents. This issue is very contemporary in terms of the graphic design and lettering and the 'jazzy' cover, as well as several of the adverts, are credited to "Maxwell". Who "Maxwell" was I do not know; Some advert panels are signed W.M.M. - but possibly it could be from the W R Foster Maxwell Artists who provided much artwork for advertising purposes.
The "Royal Blue" coaches used vehicles that carried the nickmane "Bluebird" and in later years this was the name used for Alexander's coaching services 'brand'. Here are the list of 24 tours operated that include day tours as well as long excursions around Scotland as well as tours of up to 14 days duration to the south of England.