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Netgear JGS524 24port gigabit switch w/Jumbo Frames support.
I had an 8-port Netgear switch (GS108) that worked VERY well, but then I ran out of ports on it. Of course I don't need 24 ports, but reasoned that when I buy a home one day, I can use it as part of the backbone for the home network.
Illinois Central 9567 with Canadian National 4803 leading a very short Canadian National Train L562, the Jackson-Ferguson Local, stops by the locomotive parking spur switch in the small Material Yard in Brookhaven, Mississippi and the conductor gets out to flip the switch, the train then waits for about five to ten minutes before proceeding east out towards the Georgia-Pacific Paper Mill out at Ferguson, that is over in Lawrence County, Mississippi.
About a few minutes later a large pop-up thunderstorm lets it loose, dumping a lot of rain over the area, and I had to take refuge under the awning behind Pearlhaven Baptist Church that is up the street from my house.
This photo is a screenshot from the video that I have taken on a hot and humid, then very stormy Sunday, August 15, 2021 at 4:03 PM CDT.
IC 9567 [EMD GP38-2]
CN 4803 [EMD GP38-2W]
Lion dancing is a high energy event and requires a team of dancers who trade out during the course of the dance to keep the energy at 110%
Nikon D300s with Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 Non VC
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Disassembled Dremel 300 switch. The blue piece slides the black piece with the copper fingers over the three contacts in the switch body. One of the fingers got folded back and broke, it is shown here soldered together.
Inspiration: This quilt was inspired by Dan Rouse's stencil series of quilts. (pieceandpress.blogspot.com and
pieceandpress.blogspot.com/2011/05/milestones.html). I was fortunate to meet Dan at Camp Stitchalot where he taught his curved piecing technique which I used for the top layer of this quilt. Also at that camp was Amanda-Jean Nyberg of Crazy Mom Quilts whose scrappy slab technique was used for the red under layer of this quilt.
Image: I wanted an action image in my quilt design and Ricardo Napoli's photo of my son skateboarding was perfect for this project. I made the photograph very pale until just the shadows and creases showed and projected and enlarged this onto a wall of newsprint paper, where I marked it with a pen.
Process: Then I layered 1/ the curved pieced cream top, 2/ plain muslin, 3/ scrappy pieced red top, 4/ the newsprint with the design facing away from the fabric layers. The layers were pinned and I started fmq along the outlines of the photograph. I did several fmq circuits on top of each other.
Next I took my pointy scissors and carefully cut away the top two layers to reveal the red layer beneath.
Border: To frame the image I wanted an off centre, uneven, organic design. This was fun to do using fmq with no pre-marking, just doodling! Lots of freedom!
Finishing: After the newsprint was ripped away I washed the three layers to get a frayed, softer look. The red layer bled a little so the top cream layer got an unplanned pinky tinge! Batting and backing was added and fmq pebbles filled the spaces in the border and around the boarder. The open space was filled with wavy lines based on the wavy lines of the piecing.
Title and Trick: I asked my son what skateboard trick he was demonstrating. He said it was call 'Switch Flip'. Perfect title for the quilt and I hid it in the border (left lower edge - can you spot it?). I will also use this as the name of the quilting technique and a potential series as it is a 'switch' up from what I usually do and it requires a 'flip' to sew from the back. Thanks to my daughter for this suggestion.
This quilt was a journey in exploring and experimenting. A little daunting at times, but it is always rewarding to go beyond the norm.
Bilderna i Svenska Mässans bildarkiv är fria endast för redaktionell publicering, journalistiskt bakgrundsmaterial eller marknadsföring för SWITCH/ELFACK på Svenska Mässan. Ange källan samt fotografens namn. Saknas fotografens namn ange källa Svenska Mässan.
Nintendo Switch Display, and Game Selection, at Target, Pics by Mike Mozart, instagram.com/MikeMozart
dockers are switching the setup on the crane to load coils on the Blue Master II at the NHS Terminal at the Churchill dock
The Blue Master II calls on Rotterdam, Hamburg, Antwerp, Bilbao, Leixoes, Walvis Bay, Cape Town, Durban, Richardsbay, Durban, Cape Town, Walvisbay, Vigo and back to Rotterdam.
This is Jana.
She's supposed to be a "pretty secretary."
Always thought of Huisa as a boy, so this was pretty interesting to do.
Nintendo Switch Display, and Game Selection, at Target, Pics by Mike Mozart, instagram.com/MikeMozart
Detail of the switch panel on the wardrobe from first class Italian Renaissance style stateroom C82 on board RMS "Olympic". The circular gap was a socket into which a bedside light or electric fan was plugged, operated from the lower switch. The upper switch would have operated the main cabin lights. Seen on display with other "Olympic" relics at the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre, Quainton Road. 23rd June 2002.
The thought occurs that my choice of title might direct Olympic/Titanic switch theory Google searches to this picture. If so let me reiterate; that theory has been disproved; completely & comprehensively. It is utter rubbish.
A switch blockade on an abandoned railway track. Taken on a walk with my new EOS R6 and the new RF 24-105 STM, testing its capabilities.
I have no idea what kind of groups are out there where this kind of photo is accepted.
Guess I need to start a "Oddly-Colored Photos of Light Switches" group.
Nintendo Switch Display, and Game Selection, at Target, Pics by Mike Mozart, instagram.com/MikeMozart
Amoskeag Hydro gatehouse.
See my other New Hampshire images at www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/sets/72157624815182349/