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Coloque Primeiro em Você consiste em um filtro virtual que possibilita ao usuário vestir de maneira digital uma máscara de oxigênio para situações de emergência. Similar ao aparato facial demonstrado pelos comissários de bordo em caso de despressurização da nave, quando deve-se primeiro vestir a máscara em você, evitando a sua perda de consciência para depois alcançar o próximo como única possibilidade individual e coletiva de salvamento, este artifÃcio digital emula sua (im)possibilidade de proteção dentro da rede virtual. O filtro digital evoca o respiro como agente fÃsico-patológico do vÃrus pandêmico, ou a fumaça das queimadas, o gás lacrimogêneo, as cortinas de fumaça de (des)informação, o contar até 10 em pausas longas; da máscara que protege da bala de borracha no olho, ou é retirada do rosto de uma criança, ora que resguarda - ou aponta - quem você realmente é. â €
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Agradeço aos amigos que aqui as usam: @carols.ramos @alexsuliano @cyntiawerner @tamara_taamaf @flavia.witt
E ao @paulo_m_neto por todo o suporte técnico nesta criação em conjunto.
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The removal of the hard outer parchment layer from dried green coffee kicks up a lot of dust.
Counter Culture Philly Technical Services rep Ben Guiles lives dangerously. He is pictured here without his dust mask. #SafetyFirst
More than enough life jackets on board the Steamboat Natchez (the USCG reduced their capacity at one point, but they still carry enough for the old capacity...learned that on the private tour).
Coloque primeiro em você, 2019/2020.⠀
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gravura - ponta seca e falsa água-tinta em matriz de acetato. ⠀
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Lisa and I made a trip to the Orange Empire Railway Museum again on 2/6/13. I spotted these rustic but colorful blue "Safety First" signs near a red Santa Fe car just waiting to be photographed.
This badge dating to c1915 is a wonderful piece of early railroad memorabilia as it clearly signposts a campaign by the Chicago & North Western Line to promote 'Health & Safety' to its railroad employees. In 1910, the C&NWL formed the Railroad Safety & Accident Prevention Department and from this evolved the 'Safety First' movement.
The catalyst behind this campaign was Ralph Richards who catalogued data relating to railroad employee accidents and concluded that the majority of injuries were due to carelessness and not faulty equipment or derailments. His 'Safety First' campaign helped focus railroad workers on accident avoidance by highlighting daily hazards in order to reduce personal injuries. The unions supported this pioneering movement while the railroads initially showed some reluctance to fully embrace the spirit of the movement...... however, common sense prevailed.
The above railroad badge in itself is quite unique but its collectibility is enhanced with the original backing card that shows the renowned badge maker.....Greenduck Metal Stamping Company, Chicago. The company specialised in metal and produced a wide range of products such as: Advertising Novelties | Enamel, Metal and Ribbon Badges | Gold and Enamelled Buttons and Emblems | Lithographed Metal & Celluloid Buttons.
Established in 1906, the Company also operated under its other name The Greenduck Company Mastercrafters in Metal, Chicago.
Photography, layout and design: Argy58
(This image also exists as a high resolution jpeg and tiff - ideal for a variety of print sizes
e.g. A4, A3, A2 and A1. The current uploaded format is for screen based viewing only: 72pi)
Oxford Bus Museum & Morris Motors Museum
The museum tells the story of bus and coach travel around Oxfordshire over the last 130 years. The exhibits include a historic preserved horse-drawn tram, motor buses, coaches and a wide selection of artefacts including bus stops, ticket machines, timetables, posters and staff uniforms.
Since 2004 the museum has also been home to the Morris Motors Museum, which charts the story of how these classic British cars and commercial vehicles were produced at Cowley in Oxford.
The link between William Morris founder of Morris Motors (who later became Lord Nuffield) and buses in Oxford, can be traced to 1913 when he and a partner started the first motorbus service in the city.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxford_Bus_Museum
Automobile Association
Direction Sign
The AA erected more than 30,000 of these village signs between 1906 and 1939. After 1939 it became the responsibility of local authorities to erect directional signs.
They are a rare sight these days but a few still do exist in their original locations.
The vast majority of the signs that remain are now in private collections or museums.
Martijn (l) and Rick. Martijn just got himself protection against the Mexican Flu.
Queen's Day (Koninginnedag) 2009, a holiday celebrating the Queen's birthday, Netherlands, Amsterdam, 2009.
This photo is part of a big set of this day.
Some of my best shots of this event will be posted in JeromesPOV
Map it: Google Earth | Street | Satellite | Hybrid | Nautical
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This chart illustrates the nuclear industry's approach to enhancing safety at U.S. nuclear energy facilities. For more information on this strategy, visit: safetyfirst.nei.org/industry-actions/flex-the-industry-st....
A new rear derailleur, new chain, and a new rear tire were all required to get me moving again on my own two wheels after a derailleur disaster a week and a half earlier.
In India itself about eighty thousand people are killed in road crashes every year which is thirteen percent of the total fatality all over the world. Man behind the wheel plays an important role in most of the crashes. In most of the cases crashes occurs either due to carelessness or due to lack of road safety awarenessof the road user.Hence, road safety education is as essential as any other basic skills of survival. ~delhitrafficpolice.nic.in
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This image is a close up of the same Chicago & North Western Line badge that has the original backing card. Please refer to the other image within the set for history and context.
Photography, layout and design: Argy58
(This image also exists as a high resolution jpeg and tiff - ideal for a variety of print sizes
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Art-hater Daley and his toadies (including those in the establishment art community) wasted more than $100 million to kill it. But all they did was inspire the true artists of the city to make their art even better. See also www.flickr.com/photos/10413297@N03/5645755402.
L576's conductor & an additional crew member climb up the nose after a brief ride and with new paperwork. Time to roll for Shops.
There's a wall near the intersection of Haight and Fillmore that I'd infrequently seen some wheatpaste art go up on and I was intrigued to see a painted mural going up in that space. I walked over to the ladder where Ash Rose was adding her signature roses to the mural and asked a few questions.
"This is a big piece - there seem to be a bunch of styles and collaborators here."
"Yeah, there's a bunch of people working on this piece - RAS TERMS, DEAD EYES, SHRINE, SAFETY FIRST, SAGE, PLANTREES - all part of the Black Diamond Shining crew."
"So how did you score work on a big white wall like this?"
"Well, we hooked up with the building owner through friends. Rather than just random stuff going up the owner was happy with something more planned."
"With so many collaborators, how long did it take you to put this up?"
"It's a few days worth of work."
"I remember seeing your roses wheatpasted all over the Mission a few years ago."
"Yeah, that was way back. I started with etching when I was at CCA, moved on to wheatpaste and now I love to paint."
"Nice. It's awesome that you're putting your work out there!"
"So what do you do?"
"In my spare time I take photos - sort of a record of what I see in my time living in SF."
"Well, why don't you put it out there? You're passionate about it, so print it out and paste it up!"
"I have to admit, there's a strong appeal to that. I'd love to, but not right now - maybe one day. Thanks for your time. I'm looking forward to seeing the finished result - have a good one!"
"You too!"
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view for grandpa jeff dude: get well soon! - _MG_6694_5x7 on a black background.