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In addition to dispatcher education, simulators that mimic a dispatch console are great tools for augmenting other public safety scenarios by incorporating use of radio equipment and communications skills.
Simulation of daylight in hospital rooms, at different times of year. Made for a competition on a new wing at Glostrup Hospital, Denmark
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The final major activity for MyPI was held on May 20 with a disaster simulation. The scenario focused on what the MyPI cohort had studied and practiced over the last three session which included incident command (IC), light search and rescue, triage and medical operations tasking. We had 11 adult/youth volunteers and five inflatable torsos for survivors/victims. The class began with a briefing for all players (scenario, rules of play, boundary, goals and objectives, focus on safety). Phil Goering and Stan Draper from the Hickman Fire Department assisted with medical operations and observed search and rescue. We were able to run the simulation twice with MyPI teens having different roles and changing up the survivor/victim “injuries”. Following the simulation, the MyPI cohort and volunteers celebrated with a MyPI cake. We also used this time to debrief and hear from the “real world” experts with the Hickman Fire Department. MyPI teens who completed all the requirements were recognized and able to take home their MyPI backpacks.
This photograph was edited from my Extar Proton for ordering of the next frame.
I will order a new frame to Amanda Sports, who is one of the famous Japanese custom frame builder.
Film Simulation Kodak Panatomic X
Film Simulation = Acros + Y
Sharpness = +2
Shadows = +3
Highlights = +3
Grain = Off
Noise Reduction = 0
Dynamic Range = DR100
White Balance = Auto
Color = n/a
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Guide six brave heroes in this sequel as they navigate treacherous terrain swarming with bandits. Travel along the bustling and dangerous Silk Road - an ancient trade route stretching from China to the Mediterranean Sea, trading exotic goods in Tradewinds Caravans.
Date: 01-17-12
Location: Bldg 9NW
Subject: Technical documentation of a 3-day MMSEV Habitability Study Phase 1B, testing the Gen 2 cabin of the SEV on the RCS Air Sled, tests on the ARGOS NEA Circuit, tests with the MMU/Air Chair, and the Mk III Suit. Training Day
Photographer: James Blair
3d interior rendering,3d exterior rendering,3d architectural rendering, architectural visualization,3d animation,architecture simulation, architectural scale model, master plan model,site model,study model,commercial model, individual villa model,residence model,virtual reality,walkthrough animation,flythrough aniamtion
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Muse (Simulation Theory World Tour 2019) @ Capital One Arena, Washington, DC, on Tuesday, April 2, 2019.
#SimulationTheory World #Tour 2019 #Setlist:
Algorithm (Alternate Reality version; shortened)
Pressure
[Drill Sergeant]
Psycho
Break It to Me
Uprising (Extended outro)
Propaganda
Plug In Baby
Pray
The Dark Side
Supermassive Black Hole
Thought Contagion
Interlude
Hysteria (AC/DC's ‘Black in Black’ outro)
The 2nd Law: Unsustainable
Dig Down (Acoustic Gospel Version)
STT Interstitial 1
Madness
Mercy
Time Is Running Out
Houston Jam (w/ Futurism, Unnatural Selection, Micro Cuts)
Take a Bow
Prelude
Starlight
Encore:
STT Interstitial 2
Algorithm
Stockholm Syndrome / Assassin / Reapers / The Handler / New Born (The Deftones’ ‘Headup’ outro)
Knights of Cydonia (Ennio Morricone's ‘Man with a Harmonica’ intro)
iSGTW story | Image courtesy of the Renaissance Computing Institute
This simulation showed how black hole accretion disks can "flip-flop" back and forth.
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