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the theme for macromonday on 9/18 is evolution (then and now) how have things changed, in macro of course. in some places we've gone from plastic grocery bags to reusable fabric bags.
btb, the walmart W is an inch by an inch
365 day 275
Hubby and I made a recycling run to Centralia today and saw a model for a different kind of greenhouse at the recycling center. If the gaps in the walls were filled in with half-bottles, I think this might make a pretty good greenhouse.
My wonderful SIL created gift bags this year and mailed them early with requests to “open” them!! They are sewn from quilt squares and the back side is red felt— isn’t she clever? She even had a theme going— books and reading!!
This is a good way of reusing these chairs as Pharmacy chairs. Gave me good nostalgia since I used to eat at this Kmart's KCafe a lot when I was younger until they closed in 2010.
Kmart
Erie, PA
Old Pizza Hut building, now Beach Head Tanning. This was built in 1975.
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Parts of a former brief Gander Outdoors and before that Gander Mountain (originally Ames) becoming Planet Fitness.
Watertown, NY. August 2021.
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The old Gander Mountain / Gander Mountain Outlet Store on Summit Drive has finally found reuse! It is now PlayTime family fun center. Here is a shot of how the building looked back in early 2015... www.flickr.com/photos/fanofretail/16980416460
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Williamsport, PA. March 2018.
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“Artist Concept - Shuttle on 747 piggyback.”
With that kind of in-depth, well-articulated word picture, I'm guessing this is of NASA origin. Loosely supported by the lack of a signature.
A really really nice work by Boeing artist/illustrator Bart Hunt. Even at just a minimal/moderate distance, it legitimately looks like a photograph.
The numeral 7 on the orbiter possibly reflects the optimism of the size of the shuttle fleet, along with the mundane identification one would ascribe based on the expectation of numerous & routine missions.
www.1001gardens.org/2013/01/riy-hanging-garden-handbags/
Don't know what to do with your old handbags ? Make fun and colored plant holders with them with this "Recycle It Yourself" idea ! Hang the handles from hooks on a wall, on a fence or dangle them from tree branches and your garden will be unique !
++ More information at HGTV website !
Two of Go North East's recent arrivals, Optare Versa 5507 YJ62FFB and 5508 YJ62FLD are pictured at Riverside depot. Both Versa have operated in the region prior to this, 5507 with Go North East on demonstration in 2012 and 5508 with Gateshead Central Taxis in 2014.
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Go North East's Northern Volvo B7TL / East Lancs Vyking 3979 (PJ02 PZE) is pictured in Dunston while opeating TEN service 10A.
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Halictus scabiosae - Female from the Netherlands. Photo license: CC-BY-SA. This photo can be reused as you wish. When doing so, please credit the creator (USGS Bee Inventory and Monitoring Lab) and the source (Naturalis Biodiversity Center) and adaptations must be shared under the same terms.
The specimen in this photo is provided by Naturalis Biodiversity Center in The Netherlands. For inquiries please contact: Frederique Bakker, email: frederique.bakker@naturalis.nl.
This image is part of the photo series ‘Cool bees of The Netherlands’. For more information: marten.schoonman@naturalis.nl
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Canon Mark II 5D, Zerene Stacker, Stackshot Sled, 65mm Canon MP-E 1-5X macro lens, Twin Macro Flash in Styrofoam Cooler, F5.0, ISO 100, Shutter Speed 200
We Are Made One with What We Touch and See
We are resolved into the supreme air,
We are made one with what we touch and see,
With our heart's blood each crimson sun is fair,
With our young lives each spring impassioned tree
Flames into green, the wildest beasts that range
The moor our kinsmen are, all life is one, and all is change.
- Oscar Wilde
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Want some Useful Links to the Techniques We Use? Well now here you go Citizen:
Best over all technical resource for photo stacking:
Art Photo Book: Bees: An Up-Close Look at Pollinators Around the World:
www.amazon.com/Bees-Up-Close-Pollinators-Around-World/dp/...
Free Field Guide to Bee Genera of Maryland:
bio2.elmira.edu/fieldbio/beesofmarylandbookversion1.pdf
Basic USGSBIML set up:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-_yvIsucOY
USGSBIML Photoshopping Technique: Note that we now have added using the burn tool at 50% opacity set to shadows to clean up the halos that bleed into the black background from "hot" color sections of the picture.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bdmx_8zqvN4
Bees of Maryland Organized by Taxa with information on each Genus
www.flickr.com/photos/usgsbiml/collections
PDF of Basic USGSBIML Photography Set Up:
Google Hangout Demonstration of Techniques:
plus.google.com/events/c5569losvskrv2nu606ltof8odo
or
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4c15neFttoU
Excellent Technical Form on Stacking:
Contact information:
Sam Droege
sdroege@usgs.gov
301 497 5840
The architect of the building at 1130 Washington Avenue in Miami Beach was Martin Luther Hampton (specifically Martin L. Hampton Associates).
Key details about the building:
Building Name: Originally Miami Beach's second City Hall, it is now commonly referred to as Old City Hall.
Year Built: Construction was completed in 1927.
Architectural Style: It was designed in the Mediterranean Revival style (also described as Spanish Colonial Revival).
The building is nine stories tall. The "lower two levels" were restored to accommodate the County Municipal Courts and a restaurant establishment as part of its adaptive reuse project
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Current Use: The building has been repurposed for various uses, including the Miami Beach District Court, municipal offices, and the Miami Beach Cinematheque film center.
Credit for the data above is given to the following websites:
www.google.com/search?q=who+was+the+architect+of+1130+was...
www.miamibeachfl.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/HPS-1-Old...
miamiflorida.ca/miamibeach/old-city-hall.html
assets.ctfassets.net/7obzj0odnsj4/1Eryb1MQqTEf5YZcERAcXg/...
apps.miamidadepa.gov/PropertySearch/#/?address=1565%20col...
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Former Ames
Schuylkill Haven, PA. May 2017.
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Volvo B10M / Alexander PS 20944 (R944XVM) is pictured on the 600 at Carlisle bus station.
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Eve Coaches Volvo B9TL / Optare Olympus (SC09 ALL) is pictured in its Dunbar depot.
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“An exciting new capability for probing the space environment and conducting experiments will be demonstrated for the first time when the NASA/Italian Space Agency Tethered Satellite System (TSS-1) is deployed during the STS-46 Space Shuttle flight. The reusable Tethered Satellite System is made up of a
satellite attached to the Shuttle orbiter by a super strong cord which will be reeled into space from the Shuttle's cargo bay. When the satellite on its cord, or tether, is deployed to about 12 miles above the orbiter, TSS-1 will be the longest structure ever flown in space.
Operating the tethered system is a bit like trolling for fish in a lake or the ocean. But the potential "catch" is valuable data that may yield scientific insights from the vast sea of space. For the TSS-1 mission, the tether -- which looks like a 12-mile-long white bootlace -- will have electrically-conducting metal strands in its core. The conducting tether will generate electrical currents at a high voltage by the same basic principle as a standard electrical generator -- by converting mechanical energy (the Shuttle's more than 17,000-mile-an hour orbital motion) into electrical energy by passing a conductor through a magnetic field (the Earth's magnetic field lines).
TSS-1 scientific instruments, mounted in the Shuttle cargo bay, the middeck and on the satellite, will allow scientists to examine the electrodynamics of the conducting tether system, as well as clarify their understanding of physical processes in the ionized plasma of the near-Earth space environment.
Once the investigations are concluded, it is planned to reel the satellite back into the cargo bay and stow it until after the Shuttle lands.
The TSS-1 mission will be the first step toward several potential future uses for tethers in space now being evaluated by scientists and engineers. One possible application is using long conducting tethers to generate electrical power for Space Station Freedom or other orbiting bodies. Conversely, by expending electrical power to reverse the current flow into a tether, the system can be placed in an "electric motor" mode to generate thrust for orbit maintenance. Tethers also may be used to raise or lower spacecraft orbits. This could be achieved by releasing a tethered body from a primary spacecraft, thereby transferring momentum (and imparting motion) to the spacecraft. Another potential application is the creation of artificial gravity by rotating two or more masses on a tether, much like a set of bolas.
Downward deployment (toward Earth) could place a satellite in regions of the atmosphere that have been difficult to study because they lie above the range of high-altitude balloons and below the minimum altitude of free-flying satellites. Deploying a tethered satellite downward from the Shuttle also could make possible aerodynamic and wind tunnel type testing in the region 50 to 75 nautical miles above the Earth.”
The above is an extract from the STS-46 press kit, available at:
spacepresskit.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/sts-46.pdf
Credit: spacepresskit/wordpress website
Unfortunately:
“TSS deployment was also delayed one day because of EURECA. During TSS deployment, the satellite reached a maximum distance of only 840 feet (256 meters) from orbiter instead of planned 12.5 miles (20 kilometers) because of a jammed tether line. After numerous attempts over several days to free the tether, TSS operations were curtailed and satellite was stowed for return to Earth.”
Above from/at:
www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/shuttle/shuttlemissions/archiv...
~8” x 9.3”. Date range of the photograph is based on the Aeritalia citation, date of documentation found regarding the TSS attributed to Aeritalia, and what appears to be a leading “8” following the signature? “Arstudio”. I have no idea if that’s an individual’s name or that of an artistic group/company, as Google searches were fruitless. A shame, this is a very nice work.
Lederoptik und Klavierlack-Design – wow! Kaum zu glauben, dass dieses vornehme Stück eine Plastikkamera mit einfachster Ausstattung ist: Kunststofflinse, 1/120 s, Festblende 10, Brennweite 31 mm, also die übliche Technik einer Einwegkamera. In bunter Ausführung sieht sie dann aber nicht mehr so edel aus.
Warum gibt es sowas? Auf der Harman-Internetseite steht's:
Due to the increasing popularity of our Single Use Cameras we have now introduced a reusable plastic 35mm camera with flash.
Mit der increasing popularity of B/W-Single-Use-Cameras haben sie wohl recht, wie man z. B. hier und da sehen kann.
Sowieso scheint die analoge SW-Fotografiererei schwer im Aufwind zu sein, was man u. a. an der großen Anzahl von Schwarzweißfilmen erkennen kann, die zum erklecklichen Teil neu auf dem Markt sind.
Die Kamera kommt übrigens mit 2 Kentmere Pan 400 films, battery and strap and makes the perfect gift for anyone looking to try shooting film.
Die Kamera ist made in China und der Film made in England.
Hier ein kurzer Überblick, wie Harman und Ilford zusammenhängen.
uh- it took me a long time to ReUse this f.cking bone!
have a look at the ReUse project: www.flickr.com/groups/reuseproject/
A large installation called Waste Not in the exhibition ‘Song Dong, Life Is Art, Art Is Life’, Groninger Museum.
Waste Not is an installation that displays over 10,000 domestic objects formerly owned by the mother of Song Dong, who refused to throw anything away if she could possibly reuse it. She had suffered poverty during China's turmoils in the 1950s and 1960s and had acquired a habit of thrift and re-use that led her to store domestic objects of all kinds in her tiny house in Beijing.
After the death of her husband in 2002, her desire to hoard items became an obsession that began to have an impact on her standard of living. Song and his sister managed to alleviate it by persuading her to let him use her possessions as an art installation, reflecting her life and the modern history of China as experienced by one family.
Arriva North East 'Sapphire' VDL SB200/Wright Pulsar 1479 NK61CYS is pictured in South Gosforth while operating service 55 to Newcastle.
Photograph taken during my daily exercise whilst obeying Government social distancing measures.
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South chancel window by Hardman c1907.
St John the Baptist's church at Armitage is a very ancient building in origin, but most of what we see today is the result of later rebuilding, the west tower dating from 1632 and the remainder of the church being Victorian work, the nave and aisles having been rebuilt in Neo-Norman style in 1844. Echoes of the original Norman church can be seen in the south doorway within the porch which has a striking array of bestial head carvings surrounding the arch, but all looking thoroughly restored (original elements are said to be reused in the churchyard cross which I frustratingly neglected to photograph, but these actually look no earlier than the carvings surrounding the door).
Within the church is rather dark owing to the heavier Neo-Norman design and an abundance of Victorian stained glass. The nave arcades however are handsome and the bold carved detailing manages to emerge from the gloom. Some of the Victorian glass is rather good, with a few major studios represented. The foremost item of interest here however is revealed immediately upon entry via the south door, a fascinating early Norman font adorned with a series of carved figures in relief set in pairs under round-headed arches. The carving is quite naive but this simply adds to its ancient charm.
I found Armitage church refreshingly open and welcoming, a few locals did come in during my visit for a meeting in the adjoining parish room but they made me welcome and appreciated my interest in the font and the glass.
[MOC] [NCS] 6901 Mobile Lab, Remastered
Always in the spirit of keeping modules of old constructions to reuse them. Just to swap modules, to make another MOC. Maximum standardization.
The forward cockpit contains 2 repair utensils. It opens through doors on the side or through the central canopy. It is a resumption of the cockpit of the "1580 Lunar Scout, Remastered", by adding 2 ladders, and by rotating the roof sensors 180 °. The aft cockpit opens by rotating the canopy, or through the roof by eclipsing the radar. It contains 2 levers and 3 control panels which are in height. The chassis is also a recovery.
An excavator entirely made in brickbuild. I did not find any existing parts, adapted to the scale of the vehicle, so a brickbuild is needed :)
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[MOC] [NCS] 6901 Mobile Lab, Remasterisé
Toujours dans l'esprit de garder des modules des anciennes constructions pour les réutiliser. Juste à intervertir des modules, pour faire un autre MOC. Standardisation maximum.
Le cockpit avant contient 2 ustensiles de réparation. Il s'ouvre par des portes sur le côté ou par la verrière centrale. C'est une reprise du cockpit du "1580 Lunar Scout, Remasterisé", en rajoutant 2 échelles, et en faisant une rotation à 180° des capteurs de toit. Le cockpit arrière s'ouvre par rotation de la verrière, ou par le toit en éclipsant le radar. Il contient 2 manettes et 3 panneaux de commande qui sont en hauteur. Le châssis est également une reprise.
Une pelleteuse entièrement fait en brickbuild. Je n'ai pas trouvé de pièces existantes, adaptés à l'échelle de du véhicule, donc un brickbuild s'imposant :)
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www.recyclart.org/2015/09/creative-lamps-made-old-toys/
If you are looking for an idea to reuse your old toys with sentimental value and that you want to keep, there are some easy ways to reuse them creatively by making lamps with them.
The DIY are really simple and cheap! You only need a silicone gun, some ribbons and transparent filament (fishing line), toys and of course a lamp.
If you have an old chandelier, all you have to do is to fasten the silicone pistol and ribbons or line, various stuffed at the base and in the chain of the luminance. You should be careful and check that the toys does not touch the lamps. Also, it is preferable to use LED lamp to be sure that you will not have any burning issue.
If you have lamp in cone or round shaped, just stick the dolls on the fabric or glass with a silicone gun. You should use low-watt bulb, and not place too heavy toys. Besides, such a construction functions mainly as an embellishment and not as main lamp. Alternatively choose ligths fixtures or side table lamps with perforated shape so that you can clinch the toys with ribbons or transparent thread, tying them up.
Go North East Volvo B5LH/Wrtight Eclipse Gemini 2 6059 NK62CEN is pictured in Gateshead while working Coaster service 1.
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“BETHPAGE, NEW YORK: This is a Manned Spacecraft Center artist’s concept of a multi-use workhorse space vehicle. Called a reusable tug, this highly versatile vehicle can be flown either manned or unmanned. It can be designed to operate around earth, or at the moon in support of interplanetary missions. The tug shown in this concept is approximately five stories high. It serves as a lunar base for scientific personnel who are conducting exploration of the moon.”
Of the myriad of space tug proposals & designs I’ve seen, outwardly, this is the most blatantly ‘simple’, and based on the press slug, possibly put forth by Grumman. It appears to be an Apollo Service Module mated to an Apollo Lunar Module descent stage.
Pretty expedient, gut the innards of the SM, make it a livable space, add windows, a mini-high-gain antenna, modify the contents of the descent stage quadrants, add another descent propulsion system engine - and BAM - orbed maiden here we come!
The Astronauts on the left appear to be investigating a Surveyor-type lander in the background, and an ALSEP-like scientific station is visible to the right.
If indeed a Grumman-originated/produced concept and it being loosely LM-‘derived’...from 1970, there's a chance it's by Craig Kavafes.
Lots of good space tug info & photos:
www.projectrho.com/public_html/rocket/spacetug.php
Credit: ATOMIC ROCKETS website