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könnte so ein schöner Anblick sein, aber die StromKabel sind überall
could be such a beautiful sight, but the power cables are everywhere
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This is the underside of my Palermo office desk (you can find more details about my office setup HERE).
Seven and three quarter inch neon orange nylon wire ties were used to mount the power brick, power strip, and backup hard drive to the underside of the pegboard. You can see what the rest of the desk looks like from behind HERE. All parts and accessories were purchased at The Home Depot and Fry's Electronics.
The photo is for my Declutter The Mess Under Your Desk! blog post.
Philanthropist David Davies, 1st Baron Davies of Llandinam and president of the Ocean Coal Company was first inspired to build a holiday camp for the sons of miners from the South Wales Coalfield in the early 1920s. Opened on August 8, 1925, the camp offered them an escape from the polluted and unhealthy atmosphere of Valleys industrial towns and a place to play and be free, as well as being close to the nearby beach. Over the years its usage developed to include the teaching of apprenticeships and new skills and a youth hostel was opened on site.
The buildings included a dining hall, dormitories, a gym, swimming pool, workshops, a church and even a war memorial. There was also a full-sized cricket pitch, putting green, tennis courts, football and rugby grounds and a pavilion.
The camp was requisitioned in 1940 for military use but returned to civilian use in 1945. With the nationalisation of the coal industry ownership passed to the National Association of Boys’ Clubs, an organisation that supported working boys from the ages of 14 to 18.
The site declined with the growth of cheap holidays abroad and the decline in coal mining in the Welsh valleys and subsequently closed in 1991.
Tá cuaillí leictreachais le feiceáil chuile áit ar na hoileáin, iad mar a bheadh línte saighdiúrí ag mairseáil trasna an tírdhreach. Cé nach gcuireann siad le áilleacht na háite, iompraíonn siad leictreachas chuig chuile choirneál de na hoileáin iargualta seo.
Like soldiers on the march, long lines of electricity poles are a common sight on the islands. Although they detract from the scenery, they nonetheless bring the benefits of electricity to these remote islands.
A straight line of Pylons, that cross Walland Marsh, with Little Cheyne Court Wind Farm in the background.
Visit to IJmuiden locks, IJmond outer harbor and beach works at Wijk aan Zee for the pull-in and laying of power cables for offshore wind farms Hollandse Kust.
Collaboration with my brother (m+b).
2 x vivitar ultra wide and slims + Kodak Elitechrome 100 + xpro
Zenaida macroura - Mourning doves are light gray and generally muted in color. This Mourning dove's cooOOoo-woo-woo-woooo wakes us up every morning and is around for most of the day also, in Carmel, New York.
Twilight Mount FUJI. #cycling #Dusk #Twilight #nikon1 #kawasaki NIKON 1 J4 with 1 NIKKOR VR 10-100mm f/4-5.6
Beautiful farmland in the outskirts of Kelowna, BC. Couldn't figure out which kind of livestock they raise. Probably old red trucks? ;-)
Rolleiflex SL66 medium format camera
Carl Zeiss Rollei-HFT Planar 2.8/80 lens
Kodak Ektar 100 film
Scan from negative @4800dpi, downsized x0.5
ms Zaandam is slowly making its way south toward Vancouver and is now passing under overhead power lines that cross the Straight of George near Qualicim Beach on Vancouver Island.
Vancouver Island receives much of its electricity from BC Hydro's mainland system. Transmission to the Island is primarily by two undersea cables with back up supplied by overhead cables like these Qualicum Beach lines.
When you are into technology as much as me, sometimes you gotta burn some money on basic infrastructure. $200 in cables, and I had to order another $100 not too long after this. Issues being addressed: Redundant ethernet cables to each computer, USB2 to USB3 upgrade (have since bought yet another USB hub to increase my computer to 23 USB ports), increased electric guitar roaming, blacklight computer cables, crowded electrical outlets, free monitor missing cables, running out of places to put guitars (I later bought 15 more guitar wall mounts).
********** THE ORDER: **********
POWER EXTENSION CABLES:
6ft 16AWG Power Extension Cord (13A/125V) - Black- 2 *$2.70 =$5.40
10ft 16AWG Power Extension Cord (13A/125V) - Black- 1 *$4.08 =$4.08
15ft 16AWG Power Extension Cord (13A/125V) - Black- 1 *$5.08 =$5.08
GUITAR STUFF:
Wall Mount for Acoustic Guitar - Vertical- 1 *$4.91 =$4.91
35ft guitar cable 1/4-inch Right Angle Male to Right Angle Male 16AWG Cable (Gold Plated)- 1 * $13.58 = $13.58
ANALOG A/V:
RCA Coupler - Gold Plated- 2 *$0.61 =$1.22
RCA Female to F Female Adapter - Gold Plated- 5 *$0.87 =$4.35
RCA Jack to 2 RCA Plug Splitter Adapter - Gold Plated- 7 *$0.52 =$3.64
NETWORK CABLES:
Cat6 24AWG UTP Ethernet Cable, 20ft, Red- 2 *$3.62 =$7.24
Cat6 24AWG UTP Ethernet Cable, 20ft, Orange- 2 *$3.62 =$7.24
Cat6 24AWG UTP Ethernet Cable, 20ft, Yellow- 2 *$3.62 =$7.24
Cat6 24AWG UTP Ethernet Cable, 14ft Green- 1 *$2.83 =$2.83
Cat6 24AWG UTP Ethernet Cable, 20ft, Purple- 2 *$3.61 =$7.22
HARDDRIVE CABLES:
36inch SATA 6Gbps Cable w/Locking Latch (90 Degree to 180 Degree) - Silver- 2 *$2.34 =$4.68
36inch SATA 6Gbps Cable w/Locking Latch - UV Green- 2 *$2.34 =$4.68
36inch SATA 6Gbps Cable w/Locking Latch - UV Red- 2 *$2.34 =$4.68
24inch SATA 6Gbps Cablew/Locking Latch - UV Green- 2 *$2.14 =$4.28
INTERNAL PC CABLES:
24inch 4pin MOLEX Male to (4) 15pin SATA II Female Power Cable (Net Jacket)- 1 *$2.13 =$2.13
12inch 5.25 Molex(Male)/Molex(Female) Power Extension Cable - 3 *$0.82 =$2.46
VIDEO CABLES:
VGA(HD15) Male to DVI-A Female Adapter - 1 *$2.60 =$2.60
15ft 32AWG Mini DisplayPort to DVI Cable - White - 1 * $11.78 = $11.78
Ultra Slim 18Gbps Active High Speed HDMI Cable with RedMere Technology, 15ft Red -1 * $24.40 = $24.40
MISC:
Stud Finder - Wood, Metal, Copper, and Electrical Conductor Finder -1 * $15.24 = $15.24
7-Port USB 3.0 Combo HUB (3.0x4, 2.0x3) w/ AC Adapter - 12V/2.5A - 1 * $33.09 = $33.09
Subtotal : $184.05
Shipping & Handling Cost : $16.25
GRAND TOTAL : $200.30
Ethernet cable, HDMI cable, MiniDisplayport to DVI adapter, RCA adapter, RCA coupler, RCA splitter, SATA cable, VGA toDVI adapter, extension cable, guitar cable, guitar mount, hub USB hardware, molex cable, power cable, stud finder, wall mount.
upstairs, Clint and Carolyn's house, Alexandria, Virginia.
June 2, 2015.
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Vivitar ULTRA Wide & Slim, 35mm Fuji Superia 200. 20 Feb 2011.
the whole factory had been painted a pale blue, including the glass windows.