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done on remote timing no tripod
(3 grey Irish art glass birds) 9/31 Grey
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November 27: Friday night and all I want to do is lie on the sofa and watch TV. It's horrible weather outside and it's the last weekend before pay day.
UMass Boston Professor of Remote Sensing Crystal Schaaf, UMass Lowell Professor Supriya Chakrabarti, and Boston University Professor Alan Strahler make up a National Science Foundation-funded team building two new LiDARs, technology that measures distance by illuminating a target with a laser and analyzing the reflected light. One of the LiDARs (called a DWEL, or Dual-Wavelength Echidna LiDAR) is for the U.S. and the other is for Australia. Both scan forests and give researchers a better idea of how much carbon is being stored.
To provide additional data, the UMass Boston students used two custom-built devices, officially called Canopy Biomass Lidars, or CBLs, to create 360-degrees views of Australia’s forest ecosystem.
Brendan loves making silly faces! This story photo was taken during the filming of an object converation written by Rafael at Streamwood High School. He wrote a dialouge between a TV and a remote control. We created this cool effect using an old hollowed out TV.
My plan is to use the AVR Butterfly as a remote control console for driving Isorropos. The Butterfly is equipped with a 6-char LCD and tiny joystick. A program in the butterfly will read the joystick and send commands to the robot via the Maxstream radio modem, a companion to which will be attached to the MCU on the robot. By applying a small bias to the forward or backward tilt and the left or right wheel velocity I'll be able to drive the robot around while it is balancing. In theory, at least... :)
This was an accident picture.
we were trying to figure out how to work the remote on our way to Christmas dinner.
Testing my new 2,74 by 11 meter white seemless background.
Strobist: SB800 1/2 power camera left (through umbrella) SB900 1/4 power camera right (through umbrella) all triggered by CLS by on-camera flash.
Camera triggered by the cunningly hidden remote ;-)
A primary school lies abandoned in Bangolo – a remote area in South Sudan’s Mundri area – located in the south-west of the country.
Almost three years ago, a heavy military presence led to teachers and students fleeing the school.
Continued rumblings of conflict in the country have led to rampant military activity in many areas, including the environs of several schools, leaving students unable to return to these remote schools, for up to five years.
A cessation of hostilities agreement signed at the end of 2017, prohibits the occupation of schools, and requires parties to withdraw from schools that they have occupied.
Now, local authorities in the area promise that schools like this one will soon be re-opened.
Constant military operations have seen control of the area change hands between government and opposition forces on several occasions, resulting in communities fleeing their homes due to the insecurity.
As part of its mandate to protect civilians, the United Nations Mission in South Sudan – UNMISS – regularly conducts patrols to assessi the security situation in affected areas. Such patrols give a chance for teams to monitor the impact of conflict on communities and allow them to meet with various armed groups while asking for peace agreements to be upheld.
Opposition forces in the area also offered an olive branch.
With peace-building a priority, it is hoped that deserted schools and the few that have been occupied by the military will soon welcome the laughter of playful students looking forward to a brighter future.
Photo: UNMISS / Isaac Billy
How to set up remote desktop on Linux VPS using x2go
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Man I love remote desktop. Here I am running MS Baseline Security Analyzer on another computer in my house.
SkyHD remote lying on our couch.
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Crisp Point Light sits on a remote portion of Michigan's Upper Peninsula along the Lake Superior shore. The lighthouse sits west of Paradise and north of Newburry and was completed by 1904. It is quite an adventure to get there, but it is a beautiful site. Were there no black biting flies, it would have been a perfect day. I will write about this later. Still, I was able to get around while being eaten alive by the worst bugs on the planet.
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King penguin feeding chick, Salisbury Plain, South Georgia.
I believe these chicks are approximately 11 months old. Until they moult their down coats, they are not waterproof and must depend on their parents to feed them regurgitated fish.
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Skeletal extensions of land reach like bony fingers across a section of Liverpool Bay along the northern edge of Canada's Northwest Territories. Only small villages are thinly scattered in this remote and inhospitable region of Arctic tundra bordering the Beaufort Sea. The relatively flat landscape is dotted with shallow lakes during the extremely brief summer season.
Image date: 26 July 2007
Source: Landsat 5
Part of the US Geological Survey's "Earth as Art 3" collection of images taken by the Landsat 5 and Landsat 7 satellites.
Since 1972, Landsat satellites have collected from space information about Earth’s continents and coastal areas, enabling scientists to study many aspects of the planet and to evaluate changes caused by both natural processes and human practices. This image was created by visualizing both visible-light and infrared data in colors visible to the human eye; band combinations and colors were chosen to optimize their dramatic appearance.
Credit: Geological Survey [source has higher resolution version]
Pentax 67 ii. AGFA APX400 hand developed and printed. Print on AGFA FB dev in Ilford Multigrade, partially bleached and re-developed in dilute dev. Selenium bath for 10 mins. SCANNED ON ilford V330 photo
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