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This is a view of the old Milwaukee B-17 tower in Bensenville Illinois. It's located right at the throat of the huge yards here.
This is the special "Shorty" semaphore signal in Crawfordsville. It's on a short mast for better visibility.
Automatic block section (ABS) rules showing the unique style of semaphore signals and sideways placement of tri-light signals which C&NW was famous for. These are clear aspects.
Automatic block section (ABS) rules showing the unique style of semaphore signals and sideways placement of tri-light signals which C&NW was famous for. These are approach and clear aspects.
Three Position Upper Quadrant Interlocking Semaphore Signals
Notice that the Wabash was still using the outdated white lens for proceed and green lens for Caution.
Sihltal Zürich Uetliberg Bahn: this is one of the most unique signals in Swiss rules, which demonstrates the high ecological consciousness of the country. When you are using herbicides to kill weeds that negatively affect the stability of the track, this signal indicates the point from which they can return to use the herbicides, as has already exceeded the area of groundwater existing under the platform rail, having thus avoiding contamination.
Here a Metra MP36PH-3S "Big Fish" unit glides under the Pennsy era signal bridge and leaves Chicago in it's dust.
DB Regio class 423 EMU built by Adtranz in 2000 for München/Stuttgart/Rhein-Ruhr area S-Bahn trains
Rush hour on a busy night in Cologne Hbf
This is an SNCF Avertissement (A) signal
The closed avertissement commands the driver to be able to stop at the next closed signal: carré or sémaphore, announced, or to observe a feu rouge clignotant. The avertissement can also announce a buffer.
RhB: point position indicator. When the screen displays the orange side indicates that the point is facing a dead end track. (Image scanned from an original paper).
Automatic block section (ABS) rules showing the unique style of semaphore signals and sideways placement of tri-light signals which C&NW was famous for. These are diverging approach, approach diverging and approach medium aspects.
Page 5 with more information about auxiliary signals such as Calling-On, Shunting, and types of Stop Signals
SNCF Réseau: block signal C 308, showing the danger aspect. It is complemented by the Nf board (non franchissable, not surpassable).
One of the SIM signals (Simplon-Inter-Modal, used on the BLS lines and addressed to intermodal trains loaded with high-cube containers and the trains of the rolling highway), indicating that the SIM trains have prohibited from passing from this point.
This is the beautifully restored PRR HUNT tower in Huntingdon Pennsylvania. This tower is now the town visitor center and open to the public (however I arrived too late in the day to see the inside). This shot was taken in 2006
Interlocking rules showing the unique style of semaphore signals and sideways placement of tri-light signals which C&NW was famous for. Also note the use of smash boards. These are clear aspects.
SNCF TER Alsace Gare de Bischwiller
SNCF class X73900 DMU built by Alstom DDF from 2001 to 2004
These units are equipped to operate in Germany using the PZB and Indusi signaling systems
This is the special "Shorty" semaphore signal in Crawfordsville. It's on a short mast for better visibility.
Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (FGC): señal de anuncio de velocidad limitada a 70 km/h.
Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (FGC): speed limit distant signal at 70 km / h.
HRL1022
Nous avons d'abord identifié cette espèce L. rufus, forme à petites spores, mais l'analyse génétique de Jean Bérubé (concordance à 100 %) a confirmé qu'il s'agissait de L. badiosanguineus, espèce européenne aussi signalée par Kuo du Colorado et par Malloch de Terre-Neuve. Cette espèce est absente de la monographie sur les lactaires de Hesler et Smith. Elle se caractérise par son chapeau très foncé chez les jeunes qui pâlit avec l'âge.
Voici nos données :
Chapeau: 2,1-7,5 cm, très foncé chez les jeunes, de la couleur du foie, puis palissant avec l'âge
Lames crème brunâtre, serrées, adnées, fourchues près du pied
Pied 2,2-5,5 x 0,4-0,9 cm, rougeâtre, mais plus pâle que le chapeau.
Lait blanc, âcre, ne tachant pas les lames
Sporée crème.
Odeur fongique.
Spores 6-8 x 5,5-6,5 µm, partiellement réticulées et portant aussi des verrues isolées.
Basides 28-48 x 9-13 µm, tétrasporiques.
Pleuromacrocystides 40-70 x 7-13, subulées à subfusiformes.
Cheilocystides 30-40 x 7-11 µm, subulées, parfois mucronées
Pileipellis : ixotrichoderme.
Habitat : dans la litière d'épinette de Norvège, le 22 octobre 2011, dans la région de Montréal.
Références : Heilmann-Clausen, Annemieke Verbeken, Jan Vesterholt. The Genus Lactarius, Fungi of Northern Europe, vol.2, 2000
Kuhner et Romagnesi. Flore analytique des champignons supérieurs, 1953
DER HAHN
THE ROOSTER
In vielen Ländern der Welt gilt das Krähen des Hahns als Symbol für den Anbruch des Tages. Unter Fachleuten blieb bisher allerdings unklar, ob das morgendliche Konzert durch Licht und andere Signale ausgelöst oder von einer biologischen Uhr gesteuert wird.
n many countries of the world, the crows of the rooster is a symbol of the dawn of the day. However, it has remained unclear among experts whether the morning concert is triggered by light and other signals or controlled by a biological clock.