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TV will never be a serious competitor for radio because people must sit and keep their eyes glued on a screen; the average American family hasn’t time for it. ~Author Unknown, from New York Times, 1939
WTF ?
St Mary, Fryerning, Essex
Fryerning is one of those fat, pretty little villages you find so often in Essex, made to seem more remote than it is by local authority planning. In fact, it is really a suburb of the town of Ingatestone, only a few fields separating them, and their medieval churches a short walk apart. I had been here a few weeks previously, but on that occasion I had found that all five of the keyholders on the keyholder notice were out. Keyholder notices are unusual in Essex - churches are either open or locked, and mostly they are open -but I had seen enough from the outside to make me want to come back.
This is another fine red brick church, quite small, but it has lots of excellent modern glass, mostly dating from the 1980s and 1990s. The best is the outstanding Airey Neave memorial window by his niece Penelope. Neave was a lawyer ans Conservative politician with an extraordinary war record. Among other things, he had escaped from Colditz (the castle is depicted in the window), headed the MI9 secret service and read the indictment to the Nazi leaders at the Nuremburg Trials. A hard-line right winger, he played queenmaker to Margaret Thatcher, ensuring that she was elected leader of the Conservative Party in 1975. Neave was assassinated by a car bomb in the Houses of Parliament car park in 1979, apparently by the Irish National Liberation Army, although in recent years there has been increasing speculation that there was British Secret Service involvement in his killing. The window depicts St Michael and St Christopher, as well as Colditz and the Houses of Parliament, and was by made by his cousin, Penelope Neave. As well as other good modern glass, there is a super 13th Century foliage font, most un-East Anglian. All in all I liked it, but the church itself is perhaps no greater than the sum of its parts.
Aerial view of the landscape around Halimun Salak National Park, West Java, Indonesia.
Photo by Kate Evans/CIFOR
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I considered repurposing a nano case for the remote. zCover also sells a case made specifically for the remote.
Live data from our Pixhawk autopilot, as seen remotely. More on the PRATCHETT mission here: reg.cx/2fQj
Darchen - Chiu Monastery - Manasarovar Lake - Tibetan Plateau - Tibet Autonomous Region - China
With jeep on the road.
Chiu Gompa Monastery or Ji'wu temple in Western Tibet:
It is located a short distance from the small town of Darchen at the base of Mt. Kailash. It is about a 900 km drive from Lhasa and usually takes about four days.
Western Tibet is remote, rugged, windy, and cold. It is much more rural than Central and Eastern Tibet. The people of this rugged area dress in long thick robes to protect themselves from the constant wind and cold. The woman all wear the distinctive fuchsia scarves around their heads.
intothemiddlekingdom.com/2012/09/16/chiu-gompa-monastery-...
We pass:
Lake Manasarovar is a freshwater lake in the Tibet 940 kilometres from Lhasa. To the west of it is Lake Rakshastal; to the north is Mount Kailash.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Manasarovar
The Tibetan Plateau, is a vast elevated plateau in Central Asia or East Asia, covering most of the Tibet Autonomous Region and Qinghai Province in western China, as well as part of Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir state of India. It stretches approximately 1,000 kilometres north to south and 2,500 kilometres east to west. With an average elevation exceeding 4,500 metres , the Tibetan Plateau is sometimes called "the Roof of the World" and is the world's highest and largest plateau, with an area of 2,500,000 square kilometres (about five times the size of Metropolitan France). Sometimes termed the "Third Pole", the Tibetan Plateau is the headwaters of the drainage basins of most of the streams in surrounding regions. Its tens of thousands of glaciers and other geographical and ecological features serve as a "water tower" storing water and maintaining flow. The impact of global warming on the Tibetan Plateau is of intense scientific interest.
Universal remote control for the DTX9950.
Read my review at techbutter.com/2008/07/29/digital-stream-dtx9950/
For TV and Cable. Used for my project on the electromagnetic spectrum. This photo focuses on Infared Radiation.
When flying I usually book the window seat. Although I am pretty tall I always prefer to squeeze into the window seat in order to enjoy the view outside. While for the most time this is rather boring, sometimes it all fits. Nice soft light and amazing landscape patterns.
This place below is somewhere in the middle of Newfoundland, Canada on a flight to Newark. It's so remote that I could not even find a street close by. So I wonder how many humans have ever visited this place.
Something i knocked up quickly to enable me to attach the wireless remote control onto the tripod (freeing up the hotshoe on the S100fs)
It just clamps onto your tripod leg and plug remote into camera.
You need:
1x Cold Shoe adaptor
1x Tool Clip (correct size to fit your tripod leg diameter)
1x 6mm long bolt
All parts are available on Ebay etc
Cheap and useful gadget?
My second iPod "Remote + Earphones" pak. My old remote is okey, but the old earphones are borken, and so are the original earphones that went along when I bought my iPod...
At ECR Dhaba…..We have a all new ECR track 1
for Kids n Adults likely....In other words.... 6 to 60 yrs..
Our Remote controlled cars are waiting for you....!!
Only at ECR DHADA....
MUTTUKADU!!
ECR!!
At ECR Dhaba…..We have a all new ECR track 1
for Kids n Adults likely....In other words.... 6 to 60 yrs..
Our Remote controlled cars are waiting for you....!!
Only at ECR DHADA....
MUTTUKADU!!
ECR!!
I¹ve been experimenting with remote controlling my Mac Mini in the past few
days. I realized I could use the attached webcam to view and snap photos
from the remotely-controlled machine. Unfortunately I inadvertently left the
chair in the wrong position in front of the webcam...
Remote controls for the TV consoles in our seats on the plane. LG played solitair for a LONG time with this. Next thing you know she'll be wanting a game console.
From my Norway collection.
Tenuous Link: yellow
A remote swimming hole in Highland County, Virginia. (photo copyright Pat Jarrett, all rights reserved)
Never fails.... Tied Score... 5 seconds left on the shot clock, and..... "Cartoon Network" - Aughhhh!!
Remote by Dhan Dhakal, ITC media student
Media Communication students the Institute of Technology at Syracuse Central High School worked this fall to tell stories about their lives during the pandemic using photography.
Students’ photographic stories expressed a range of subjects including: commentary on wearing masks, social distancing, remote learning, racism, mental health and what it’s like to be a teenager from Syracuse in today’s America.
This project was inspired by Bousquet Holstein’s 12th Annual Photography Contest and The Stand’s 2020 re-imagined Photo Walk — both which aimed to convey similar themes of our “new normal.”
After peeling off the cover, this is what the generic remote I'm using looks like. There's a lot more buttons than are implemented.
The rural moorland reservoirs of Yorkshire provide a plentiful supply of water to numerous distant cities. In spite of the huge technological advances of the last century, much of our country still utilises old Victorian infrastructure built in the late 1800s - a true testament to the skill and vision of the original builders. (For a peek at some of the ancient reservoirs themselves, have a look here, here or here.)
As far as I can gather, this sweeping three-arch structure is an aqeuduct built by the Bradford Water Corporation in the 1850s, which is still capable of yielding a daily supply of around 2 million gallons from the various water catchment areas it intercepts.
I spent a night with my friend Sparky who invited me to attend his visit to a local hobby club. It was a fun couple of hours of photo enjoyment for me.
This is a home made remote for my Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTI. The black button sets the focus and exposure, the red button fires the shutter and the toggle works the shutter in bulb mode. It seems there are still uses for film canisters even in the digital age.