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We just returned from a vacation out to Eastern Oregon.
We drove down this gravel road for nearly 80 miles without seeing another car, building, or living being.
More photos to come of the amazing geological formations that are hidden in the vast emptiness that is Eastern Oregon (Steens Mountain).
We went once more "Up the Pyrenees mountains and down again" in 3 dauntless Land Rovers..
A video from last year's relaxed Land Rover drive through the Pyrenees: www.youtu.be/ja9FGhrygv0
A Potain HDT 80 is being used at this construction site on Cambridge St. Not only does the crane have a small footprint, its electric motors are extremely quiet and it can be controlled by its operator outside the cab. This can be very important in a job with a small footprint where placement is critical.
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big thanks to Karen for this texture
Farmers саn аlѕо ѕее whаt kind оf nutrіеntѕ are іn thе soil ѕо thаt thеу don't waste mоnеу buуіng fеrtіlіzеrѕ that mіght аlrеаdу be іn thе ѕоіl. Onе аrеа оf a fіеld mау hаvе a lоt оf nutrіеntѕ, whіlе аnоthеr аrеа mау have vеrу lіttlе. Prесіѕіоn fаrmіng will let you аррlу mоrе рrесіѕе amounts of fеrtіlіzеr tо уоur field rеduсіng wаѕtе аnd іnсrеаѕіng crop yields.
Our TiVo is one of the models manufactured by Humax. This is actually a replacement remote we ordered from the TiVo web site. But it differs only in minor ways from the original on which the power button wore out. (You would think the channel selector, which gets a lot more use, would have been the first to go.)
My main office in Canada is having a photo day today, so I thought I would send my version of what they all expect me to look like in my home office.
A brief look at Helicon Remote (a focus stacking controller) on Android controlling my Nikon D610 and the Sigma 150mm Macro. Apologies for the poor audio quality. Visit our Website: bit.ly/2ujWacd Sign up for our Newsletter: bit.ly/2w8Cllj
Dec 2 337/366- These three pretty girls have been bugging me to put up their photo on the "wall o'photos" in my classroom. I explained that the only way I would put up the picture would be if they were on flickr. They agreed and helped me stage this FGR shot.
Today FGR invades the "Show Some Remotes" group. Teaching video production I have this huge drawer of leftover remotes to things we probably don't even own, but we can never find the one we need. Ten remotes and six hands, still nothing on but the commercial!
The Remote Balloon Launcher allows remotely controlled balloon launches--up to 24 before restocking is required.
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This is the remote controlled LED that I hacked together out of a toy remote control car and an old Erector set battery holder. Sadly, the thing adds a lot of mass to the picture which causes more wobble in the light painting photos
the Chilko Lake crossing is so fast in calm water. sun is nice, but lack of wind is the best!
the color of the lake is truly amazing. its a captivating glacial runoff teal. nice to see how clear the lake is too, not too many power boats up here, ahem. problem is its as cold as it is clear.
it would have been great to have a dip when we got back to the campsite - but then it started snowing, lol.
Chilko Lake seems to suck the clouds in a bit or create its own low pressure system somehow. there were a number of times up on ridges where we could see dark clouds hanging around the lake while we were totally sunny.
This is the ultimate "Get away from it all" cottage with fantastic views across the loch to the Torridon mountains.
Description:
12 single / double pushbuttons
1 EMSSTOP
1 key start off/on
1 buttons start/horn
1 buttons Aux
12 single/double stpe operation pushbuttons +EMERGENCY STOP+SPARE KEY+SPARE
14/25 Commands
With battery voltage warning device, the power is cut off during low power.
Safety key switch to prevent from unauthorized user.
Dorable nylon-fiber housing for extra shock resistance
Up / down, east / west, north / south can be set as to mutual inhibition or not.
Spare No.1 and No.6 keys can be set to general, interlocking, toggle switch,on/off or other functions through computer.
Control distance: up to 100 meters
Security Code: 32-bit (4.3 billion group)
Temperature range: -40oC ~ 85oC
Enclosure protection class: IP 65
Transmitter Power: 3V DC (2 AA batteries last up to 4 months)
Receiver Power: 380V/220V/110V AC, or 12V/24V/36V/48V DC
Output contact capacity: 5A sealed relay output (AC 250V/10A relays, 5A fuse contacts).
Safety features
4.3 billion unique ID code
Hamming code
Enhanced watch-dog circuit
Standard configuration:
One transmitter (with strap)
One receiver
One receiver with 1 mrter cable
Operation and maintenance manual
Apply: double hook / single speed, single-hook / multi-speed 14 contacts about traffic and industrial control with remote control.
U.S. Army Sgt. Skyler Rose, a forward observer with Iron Troop, 3rd Squadron, 2nd Cavalry Regiment, keeps eyes on an Unmanned Aerial System he is controlling during a training exercise March 16, 2013 at Hohenfels, Germany. 2CR is conducting a Mission Readiness Exercise designed to prepare troops for advising and assisting Afghan National Security Forces during a future deployment in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. (U.S. Army Photo by Spc. Joshua Edwards)
LO for TDD's From the Files challenge.
After5Designs kit – nbeaudreau_heartofnature_pp
Connie Prince – cap_ohappyday-paper9
Cinzia – CinziaL_HelloSpring_Elements_Flower4
Jennifer Fox – jfox-tomorrowsanotherday-solid9
Kitschy Digitals – ButterflySewingPin
Kelley Mickus – kmickus-beautifulyou-frame2
Scrapping with Liz – ZineTemp1 – *OPTIONAL
This is the first Squid drawing i made ( at least the first one I put effort into ).It is drawn on 100 A4 copy papers, and is supposed to be the circuitboard inside a remote control for a Sony TV from 1994. It is basically the circuit the signal from the buttons have to travel through to get to the TV. Complete with a recycling station that turns broken workers into fuel, a mechanic that mends broken workers and a nuclear backup powerplant that supplies the workers with a healthy radioactive cloud ( they need it to live ). Unfortunately ( or fortunately? ) mutations will occour.
This is where many of the foundations for the Squidology project were made. But it is still very far from what the project turned out to be. It is very rooted in the material world, which is almost left completely in the later works. When I look back at it now the picture looks very messy and slightly "side heavy", and a far cry from the later, more spiritually based compositions. But I wanted that look back then.
This was made in the autumn of 2008 for the christmas exhibition at "Prosjekt skolen". A great art school in Oslo, Norway. Before this I spent 3 years at arts and design on high school, and two years at a more theoretical and classic type of art school. Which together means 5 years of drawing and painting geometric shapes, fat old ladies, and studying the old masters techniques of colours and shapes.
Then getting thrown into the chaotic, fast paced anarchy situation of the Norway´s probably weirdest faculty. It felt great. The other schools felt great too, but this opened up a whole new world of influences and approaches. Led by a gang of extraordinary tutors.
Oh how I miss it...
If anybody wants to know, the dimensions are: 210x297cm.
If you are interested in drawings without squids, feel free to visit my other page.
For "Our Daily Challenge ... starting with R". Just a few remotes! And a bonus reflection of the lounge room! My husband loves technology. He had to write up the instructions on how to work everything so I could use the TV and Tivo.
A Potain HDT 80 is being used at this construction site on Cambridge St. Not only does the crane have a small footprint, its electric motors are extremely quiet and it can be controlled by its operator outside the cab. This can be very important in a job with a small footprint where placement is critical.
In its film debut, the Audi lunar quattro is an integral part of the Covenant mission and is deployed to help navigate and assess the challenging, unknown terrain of a remote planet.
A Flowchart I created to quickly determine what remote a Cox customer is using.
All Time Favorite: Hey this isn't a photo is it? But I saw it in my photostream...I worked for a cable company for a whopping 2 weeks, and one of the most troubling things we would have to do is try and figure out what model remote a customer had, so that we could help them reprogram it or whatever. I made myself this flowchart, or "Job Aid" in call-center lingo, so that I could figure out, in 4-questions or less, which remote people were using. I hated that job.
Image from DC16 crew who are spending the winter of 2020 in Antarctica – nine months in isolation.
Science for the benefit of space exploration does not only happen off planet. While some studies require the weightless isolation of the International Space Station, another location provides the right conditions for investigating the consequences of spaceflight, and it is right here on Earth.
Antarctica has all the wonder and appeal of space. It is harsh, vast and mysterious. But it also has one thing extra going for it: it is a little easier to access.
Peppered throughout the peninsula are research stations like Concordia, a collaboration between the French Polar Institute and the Italian Antarctic programme. Concordia is one of only three bases that is inhabited all year long, and is located at the mountain plateau called Dome C.
As well as offering around nine months of complete isolation, Concordia’s location at 3233 m altitude means the crew experience chronic hypobaric hypoxia – lack of oxygen in the brain.
During the Antarctic winter, the crew of up to 15 people also endure four months of complete darkness: the sun disappears from May and is not seen again until late August.
Temperatures can drop to –80°C in the winter, with a yearly average of –50°C.
As a station set in Earth’s harshest space, Concordia is an ideal stand-in for studying the human psychological and physiological effects of extreme cold, isolation and darkness.
Credits: ESA/IPEV/PNRA–S. Thoolen