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These photos were taken with a zoom lense and SCRM property was not trespassed on! Sorry for the inopertune angles. Pictured here is the Ex USAF Baldwin RS4TC switcher #1276 formerly of Shaw AFB. The USAF Switcher carries the symbol/logo of the 20th fighter wing, the host unit at Shaw AFB. This museum was closed and marked as no trespassing. It is only open on Sundays and I was there on Monday. It is one of 4 museums I was able to see while in SC. My wife was at a conference and I was free to take pix! These switchers were a neat find and history lesson.
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Global Social CRM community made history by participating in a worldwide event (16 countries) via TelePresence out of 3 locations: Santa Clara, CA; Washington, DC and New York, NY; via WebEx, Livestreaming video, Twitter and Wave.
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This image is excerpted from a U.S. GAO report:
www.gao.gov/products/GAO-23-105612
Information and Communications Technology: DOD Needs to Fully Implement Foundational Practices to Manage Supply Chain Risks
Not so pretty side but it does feature the Railroad Museum Sign.
Was a baldwin locomotive works graduate in 1927 and lasted in service until atleast 1966 which is the latest pic and date I have found so far. the construction Number is 59751.
I feel very sorry for the museum, that folks cannot leave these pieces of history alone without being reminded and posted. Note a number of important pieces are missing like a bell and headlight and I believe steam whistle. No respect for elders in this country no doubt! There are some tremendous pieces of equipment and lots of history in this museum. I hope to visit again and will plan the visit to coincide with their being open
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The spring arrangement under the car frame is interesting. If you know a formal name of have information on the arrangement, please pass it on. This car is located at the south Carolina Railroad Museum and the photos were taken from the highway, due to museum property being posted as no trespassing.
The SCRM is a most fascinating museum with an absolutely eclectic mix of railroad equipment both by age, by diversity of geographic location and by type. If you don't believe it look at *ALL* the pix so far. Sorry about the angle, best I could do off property.
Canadian National MU cars class was EP-35a. They were built by Canadian Car and Foundry in 1952 and used GE Electrical Equipment. the ylasted in service until 1995. 6735 is the motor car and the two behind are control trailer cars. they were usually used in 3's. There were apparently 6 sets built totaling 18 cars. All did not survive until 1995. This is a seriously fascinating find in Rocton, South Carolina...who would have thought!
Global Social CRM community made history by participating in a worldwide event (16 countries) via TelePresence out of 3 locations: Santa Clara, CA; Washington, DC and New York, NY; via WebEx, Livestreaming video, Twitter and Wave.
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Panel on Social Media/Networking, Enterprises and Innovation:
www.meetup.com/BayAreaExecutives/calendar/12790032/
Speaker: Susie Wee:
Susie Wee is the Chief Technology Officer of Client Cloud Services in HP's Personal Systems Group. She is creating HP's strategy in client-based cloud services. Prior to this, Susie was the founding Vice President of the Experience Software Business in HP's Personal Systems Group. She grew the business from 1 to 100 employees in 1.5 years spanning 4 product lines with capabilities in experience design, software, marketing, and operations. ESB has employees in the US, France, China, Taiwan, and India. Prior to this, Susie was the lab director of the HP Labs Mobile and Media Systems Lab, which included research in experience design, streaming media, networking, computer vision & graphics, media security, semantic data management, and next-generation mobile multimedia systems. MMSL had activities in the US, Japan, and England, and included collaborations with partners around the world.
Susie was the co-editor of the JPSEC standard for the security of JPEG-2000 images and the editor of the JPSEC amendment on File Format Security. She was formerly an associate editor for the IEEE Transactions on Circuits, Systems, and Video Technology and for the IEEE Transactions on Image Processing. In addition to working at HP Labs, Susie was a consulting assistant professor at Stanford University since 1999. At Stanford she co-taught a graduate-level course on digital video processing. Susie received Technology Review's Top 100 Young Innovators award in 2002. She received the ComputerWorld Top 40 Innovators under 40 in 2007. She received the INCITs Technical Excellence award in 2007. She was selected to be an IEEE Fellow in 2009. She has over 50 international publications and over 50 granted or pending patents. Susie received her B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. She authors two blogs entitled "Research, Technology, and Teamwork" and "Reflections".
A rather good view showing how incredibly depressing the (no longer) 'new' Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh building is - it's just pish from beginning to end, with absolutely no redeeming features whatsoever. A classic example of New Labour PFI gone spectacularly wrong - I have my doubts as to whether or not it will last the full length of the contract. After only ten years certain parts look fit for demolition.
On a more positive note, that's Craigmillar Castle lit up on hill in the background. Lovely!
Launching Winning Products in the Market, how social software improves your odds #SCRM #e2conf-52
Oliver Marks (Oliver Marks & Associates), Sameer Patel (Pretzel Logic), Bill Truettner (Imaginatik), Jack ANderson (Chevron), Patrick Asher (AT&T)
With a rather nice framing of (l-r) Moncrieff House & Forteviot House; Moredun House; & Marytree House.
Plant space behind the corrugated wall. Spent some time standing at the Ventilation Extract Vent and got nice and toasty.
Launching Winning Products in the Market, how social software improves your odds #SCRM #e2conf-52
Oliver Marks (Oliver Marks & Associates), Sameer Patel (Pretzel Logic), Bill Truettner (Imaginatik), Jack ANderson (Chevron), Patrick Asher (AT&T)
Global Social CRM community made history by participating in a worldwide event (16 countries) via TelePresence out of 3 locations: Santa Clara, CA; Washington, DC and New York, NY; via WebEx, Livestreaming video, Twitter and Wave.
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Global Social CRM community made history by participating in a worldwide event (16 countries) via TelePresence out of 3 locations: Santa Clara, CA; Washington, DC and New York, NY; via WebEx, Livestreaming video, Twitter and Wave.
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Global Social CRM community made history by participating in a worldwide event (16 countries) via TelePresence out of 3 locations: Santa Clara, CA; Washington, DC and New York, NY; via WebEx, Livestreaming video, Twitter and Wave.
(cc) Shashi Bellamkonda www.shashi.name Social Media Swami Network Solutions Please credit as above if using this picture
This is the SCRM Pioneer group, you can join at
groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#forum/social-crm-pion...
Launching Winning Products in the Market, how social software improves your odds #SCRM #e2conf-52
Oliver Marks (Oliver Marks & Associates), Sameer Patel (Pretzel Logic), Bill Truettner (Imaginatik), Jack ANderson (Chevron), Patrick Asher (AT&T)
Global Social CRM community made history by participating in a worldwide event (16 countries) via TelePresence out of 3 locations: Santa Clara, CA; Washington, DC and New York, NY; via WebEx, Livestreaming video, Twitter and Wave.
(cc) Shashi Bellamkonda www.shashi.name Social Media Swami Network Solutions Please credit as above if using this picture
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Global Social CRM community made history by participating in a worldwide event (16 countries) via TelePresence out of 3 locations: Santa Clara, CA; Washington, DC and New York, NY; via WebEx, Livestreaming video, Twitter and Wave.
(cc) Shashi Bellamkonda www.shashi.name Social Media Swami Network Solutions Please credit as above if using this picture
Launching Winning Products in the Market, how social software improves your odds #SCRM #e2conf-52
Oliver Marks (Oliver Marks & Associates), Sameer Patel (Pretzel Logic), Bill Truettner (Imaginatik), Jack ANderson (Chevron), Patrick Asher (AT&T)
Launching Winning Products in the Market, how social software improves your odds #SCRM #e2conf-52
Oliver Marks (Oliver Marks & Associates), Sameer Patel (Pretzel Logic), Bill Truettner (Imaginatik), Jack ANderson (Chevron), Patrick Asher (AT&T)
Locomotive Emma Nevada (Baldwin 1881 2-6-0) on the 3 foot gauge turntable at the Orange Empire Railway Museum.
The 500-foot long 3-foot gauge railroad was located in the Kimball's backyard in suburban Los Angeles and was operational for more than fifty years. The equipment is preserved today at the Orange Empire Railway Museum (now SCRM).
Global Social CRM community made history by participating in a worldwide event (16 countries) via TelePresence out of 3 locations: Santa Clara, CA; Washington, DC and New York, NY; via WebEx, Livestreaming video, Twitter and Wave.
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Just wanted to say hello to all the fellow Pioneers, I'm here in Phoenix at Francene (she's the most vocal on the forums, second to me) at her conference for Entrepreneurs
Just wanted to show our faces, in our faceless Google Group.
Global Social CRM community made history by participating in a worldwide event (16 countries) via TelePresence out of 3 locations: Santa Clara, CA; Washington, DC and New York, NY; via WebEx, Livestreaming video, Twitter and Wave.
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Global Social CRM community made history by participating in a worldwide event (16 countries) via TelePresence out of 3 locations: Santa Clara, CA; Washington, DC and New York, NY; via WebEx, Livestreaming video, Twitter and Wave.
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Global Social CRM community made history by participating in a worldwide event (16 countries) via TelePresence out of 3 locations: Santa Clara, CA; Washington, DC and New York, NY; via WebEx, Livestreaming video, Twitter and Wave.
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Several days were spent in Columbia SC. this is the track beside and entering the South Carolina Railroad Museum...after consulting all the web sources for great places to watch and such as well as having a scanner...it appears that I arrived on the day that Norfolk Southern was testing their new stealth trains. They obviously work, as I never saw one.
A few images from the wonderful photo charter at the Southern California Railway Museum in Perris, California on May 2. A big thank you to Pete Lerro, the SCRM, all the reenactors and all the other involved that made this a great event.
Global Social CRM community made history by participating in a worldwide event (16 countries) via TelePresence out of 3 locations: Santa Clara, CA; Washington, DC and New York, NY; via WebEx, Livestreaming video, Twitter and Wave.
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