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A slight detour off the Military Ridge provided an excellent backdrop for a scenic photo opportunity near Epic Systems headquarters in Verona.
The Hawker Siddeley Nimrod was a military aircraft developed and built in the United Kingdom. It is an extensive modification of the de Havilland Comet, the world's first jet airliner. It was originally designed by de Havilland's successor, Hawker Siddeley, now part of BAE Systems.
It was designed as a Royal Air Force maritime patrol aircraft, the Nimrod MR1/MR2, its major role being anti-submarine warfare (ASW), although it also had secondary roles in maritime surveillance and anti-surface warfare. It served from the early 1970s until March 2010.
The Nimrod series was due to be replaced by the now cancelled Nimrod MRA4.
In addition to the three Maritime Reconnaissance variants, one other Nimrod type was developed. The RAF also used the Nimrod R1 variant in an electronic intelligence gathering (ELINT) role.
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The display reads:
LaCrosse Missile System
The difficulty in directing conventional artillery on fortified targets caused great concern during WW II and the Korean War. The Forward Observer needed a large number of rounds to register a gun on such a target, consequently revealing the position of the gun to the enemy.
The M4 LaCrosse Missile System was designed to provide precision fire against enemy pillboxes, blockhouses and similarily constructed strongpoints. It could also be used to attack other enemy targets such as troop concentrations, material and supply lines.
The missile is mounted and transported on a standard 2 1/2-ton truck. It is assembled from its two basic components, and the wings and fins quickly snapped into place. A Forward Observer Team measured the distance to the target, fed this information into a Jeep-mounted computer and the missile was guided to its target by radar signals with pinpoint accuracy.
The missile consists of a solid-fueled rocket motor, four wings and fins, and a choice of three warheads: nuclear, conventional high-explosive and shaped-charge.
The Lance Missile System replaced the LaCrosse Missile System on the battlefield in the 1960's.
Length: 5.8 meters (19 ft)
Diameter (body): 520 mm (20.5 in)
Range: 32 km (20 miles)
Weight (missile): 1,045 kg (2,300 lbs)
Guidance: Radar Command
Museum Acc. # 89.50.3
Taken December 26th, 2010.
EUTELSAT 7C is a high-power broadcast satellite for markets in Africa, Europe, Middle East and Turkey. It will be located at Eutelsat’s 7° East position, one of Eutelsat’s fastest-growing video neighbourhoods, which already broadcasts over 500 TV channels, and serves anchor clients including Turkish pay-TV platform Digiturk, and Azam TV and Muvi TV platforms in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Ordered from Space Systems Loral, and launching in the second half of 2018, EUTELSAT 7C will be equipped with 44 operational Ku-band transponders.
The new satellite will be copositioned with EUTELSAT 7B, releasing EUTELSAT 7A to another orbital location. This improved two-satellite constellation with enhanced coverage flexibility and connectivity will take the 7° East neighbourhood to a new level.
By almost doubling capacity over Sub-Saharan Africa, from 22 to 42 transponders, EUTELSAT 7C will have room for several hundred additional digital channels to support the region’s fast expanding TV market. It will also be equipped with a beam providing enhanced capacity for government services over Europe, the Middle East and Central Asia, as well as a steerable beam that can cover any region visible from 7° East.
Credit: Photo courtesy of Space Systems Loral
For those interested, this is our rain barrel system. We took video to explain it, haven't gotten around to editing it yet.
We have 7-55 gallon barrels all hooked together. They fill at the same time and drain together. We have one spigot to fill watering cans and a pump with another spigot for use with the hose or sprinkler.
There's an overflow as well, they're all hooked together and overflow into the downspout if they're full. We have a clear tube at the end so we can see how much water we have. The system is also easily expandable if we want to add more barrels, we think we can fit 7-10 more across the back of the garage.
One of the best things about this system is the cost. We only spent about $120 for the entire system (including deck). The deck was built with lumber we removed from the deck on our house, we wanted a smaller sized deck on the house. The barrels are food grade plastic barrels and cost us only $10 each (you want to make sure you don't get barrels that had chemicals in them). We spent about $50 on other materials, posts, PVC (we also had some of that sitting around that we used up).
2013 World Water Week.
Tuesday, September 3.
Learning from WASH System Failures: Resilient Risk Reduction, K24.
Photo: Mikael Ullén.
My trip to the Munch Museum on my last day in Oslo took me to the city's excellent, clean, modern and efficient subway system, known as the T-bane.
T-bane is short for tunnelbane. Tunnel means the same in both languages. Bane means "path." One analog is the British "tube." Or, just call it the Metro.
A heavy wrecker and a Baynard Co. highway truck are waiting for the control room to shut down traffic in the tunnel so they can cross and get to the disabled Sysco Systems double on the shoulder.
"Eco Smart is Solar Power Systems Integrator and Wholesale dealer of Premium Brands Solar Power Systems Components.For more information visit www.ecosmart-solar.com
1st Floor, Al Riqqa Building,
Near Clock Tower, Deira,
Dubai, U.A.E.
Phone: +971 4 2669986
E-mail: dubai@ecosmart-intl.com"
Mihrimah Sultan Camii, Temmuz 2007 Üsküdar İstanbul.
People ask me whetever it's altered or not. it's not altered nor manipulated in any way.
Lee Scratch Perry and Subatomic Sound System at Ellington Underground on January 19, 2018 in Asheville, NC - © 2018 David Oppenheimer - Performance Impressions concert photography archives - www.performanceimpressions.com
Many of the world's larger tramway / streetcar systems had stationary "Instruction Cars" for training. They typically utilized a streetcar that had portions of its mechanical workings exposed so the students could more quickly grasp how things worked. This "Instruction Tram" survives today at the Hawthorn Depot Museum in Melbourne. In its prime it was capable of powered (in place) operation, with the wheels lifted off the rails on stands. July 2006.
History of this "frame car": www.hawthorntramdepot.org.au/trams/mmtb325.htm
A Pair of Custom-Made (& designed)
brackets "hold" this art suspended /parallel
about 3 inches away from
the Wenge paneled Walls
(which they did not want to
put nails into to hang
their Art! ;)
Keenan's System consists of NGC5216 and NGC5218 (top) - joined by a 22000 light year bridge of galactic material.
NGC5205 can also be seen below and to the right.
Imaged from the Astronomical Society of Edinburgh's remote telescope facility in Trevinca, Spain on 24th/25th of April 2025
Equipment:
TS-Optics 12" f/4 ONTC Carbon Tube Newtonian (f/4.5 with coma corrector), TS-Optics ToupTek MONO Camera 2600MP,
JTW mount.
Baader LRGB Filters
10 x 300 seconds images for each filter. Total 3 hours 20 minutes.
Stacks by the ASERO team.
Processed with GraXpert, Siril, Gimp and AstroSharp.
os professores mandam, os alunos fazem...
GRITEM!
Meu amigo Adriano ai.
ps: adoro por essas cores nas fotos.
Image shot using the OM System M.Zuiko Digital ED 40‑150mm F4.0 Pro lens, for more information, take a look at our review: camerajabber.com/reviews/om-system-m-zuiko-digital-ed-40
New IBM storage system that they purchase last year from a smaller company. This is a fully solid state system of 20 TB (when fully populated) connecting via Fibre Channel to SVC (or traditional SAN storage configuration). Screaming fast (even faster than traditional SSD or Fusion IO by a few orders of magnitude). Very impressed.
'Break the system' protesteerde op het Malieveld,
een heftig moment ontstond tijdens de demonstratie toen de groep besloot naar het binnenhof op tet rekken de ME en de politie hield bij de bosbrug de groep tegen waarbij een paar flinke klappen vielen.
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M.Sc. project
Poster | 700x1000 mm
The diagram shows the auditory informations paths, from the external world to the highest information elaboration structures in the human brain.
The success of oyster hatcheries depends on good water quality each year. Virginia Sea Grant collaborators at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science Eastern Shore Lab and Virginia Tech Seafood Agriculture Research and Extension Center are developing a closed aquaculture system that will allow hatcheries to reuse water and protect their larvae from dips in water quality.
From left to right: Director of the Virginia Institute of Marine Science’s Eastern Shore Laboratory, Dick Snyder, and Chris Bentley, Seawater Lab Manager for VIMS Eastern Shore Lab discuss the closed aquaculture system pictured here on June 25, 2019. (Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
Assembled front freewheel system consisting of White Industries toothless freewheel body, aluminum adapter, and 44 and 48 tooth chainrings. This will go on the cranks of an electric assist bike and allow the motor to overdrive the chainrings without forcing the rider to pedal.
My favorite part of the LA Grand Park "writing system totem" (although not in my favorite font).
Awesome to see the Armenian floating emphasis mark deployed as well.
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A versatile automatic weapon known as the MLRS (Multiple-launch rocket system) is used to launch guided or unguided rockets and missiles.
A fire control computer that is installed on a stretched chassis makes up the launcher. A massive firepower volume is delivered by MLRS at
the tactical battlefield to attack at long range with heavy payloads at all depths.
Heartland credit card processor is untrustworthy. They had a break in and let my credit card number get stolen.
For dinner tonight, since it was so hot & steamy, I whipped up a classic omelette recipe found in a vintage French cookbook. They were delicious, but required the use of many, many onions that had to be caramelized first...my eyes are still stinging, despite my having much earlier tossed said onions into the fridge to cut down on the pain! (FWIW, this *does* help, but needs to be done at least an hour ahead of time.) Anyhow, here's a peek into one of the kitchen linen drawers. My eyes can't take looking at a whole lot just yet! ;)
All sizes please!
This an illustration of the firing mechanism I implemented in my DX CSWS, called 2DBolt. Main advantage of this system, is that there is more room for the barrel, without making the whole gun longer.
2DBolt:
-2 parts of instead of one are moving
-bolt moves in 2 dimensions (along the 'barrel line' and up/down)
Because of the fragility, system is isolated from the environment - caseless ammo eliminates need for ejection port and magazine with piston (see notes) seal it completely.
Arrows shows the resemblance to a bolt-action system (also, it is possible that 2DBolt is moved with a lever, not with electronics - then the arrows show the moving pattern)
If you wan't, you can use it, just credit me for the idea.
The third chakra is the one that gives us the sense of generosity, complete satisfaction and contentment. It represents expansive consciousness, and the desire for power. The main quality of this center is peace - clearing this chakra can relieve stress and tensions.
When the manipura chakra succumbs to stresses of any kind, the effects are immediately felt both in the physical body and in the emotions.
At physical level this chakra is apparently related to the digestive system, the spleen, the liver, the pancreas and the gall bladder. It is also related to the unconscious mind. While all of the lower chakras are related to 'the emotions' our current emotional state is most strongly manifest in the manipura chakra.
When enlightened by the Kundalini, the Manipura chakra gives us our spiritual ascent, righteousness and inner sense of morality, and complete balance at all levels in our life.
(Text Courtsey some website )
The Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air route systems on 7 June 1987. The map shows the two route networks six months after Alaska bought Horizon for $68 million in December 1986.
The map is an early example of the concept that was used for the standard Alaska and Horizon map throughout the 1990s, including displaying routes operated by Alaska and Horizon with different colours and denoting connecting cities like half-moon cookies with each half the colour of the airlines’ routes.
For example, here is the Alaska and Horizon route system in 1992 and again in 1999. The dual-colour map was dropped for one without routes in 2000 and an early version of the current map adopted in 2002.
Alaska operated 40 aircraft, including four 727-100s, 21 727-200s, six 737-200s and nine MD-80s, on 7 June 1987, Flightglobal’s Fleet Analyzer shows. Horizon Air operated 46 aircraft, including 10 Bombardier Dash 8-100s, seven Fairchild F-27s, 27 Fairchild Metro IIIs and two Fokker F28-1000s.
"Take us to your leader!"
Please view on black. Press "L"
Nikon D300, Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8D, SB-600, SB-800 (flashing thru holes in gaffer tape), Hoya Cross Screen, Nikon CLS, yellow "gel" on on-board flash.
SOOC, no post processing.