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A section of wooden pipe that was part of the water system in old Seattle. Shown on the Underground Tour that gives the history of Seattle when the city rebuilt on top of itself after the Great Fire of 1889. Very interesting and humorous tour.
What happened to "Swiss precision and quality"? Maybe it was just bad luck but the service really wasn't all that good and as seen on this photo, the entertainment system had to reboot about 3 times during my flight. Fortunately, the flight itself went without any troubles or "reboots"!
When the grid was down, I was browsing the forums and got really nostalgic for the older bodies. So I decided to fiddle around with some sliders and some old school skins and here we are at almost 1am EST. Also, #hufflepuff
One system of tunnels that is open to the public on a regular basis, normally the first weekend in September each year, are the tunnels beneath the village of Bouzincourt. These tunnels cut into the chalk had been used to hide both villages and their cattle and then during WW1 they became a billet for troops. Spending long periods of time resting in the tunnels, British and Commonwealth soldiers covered the walls with memorials to their lost comrades and their own names and those of their units. Many of these fragile inscriptions are written in field pencil, while others are cut into the chalk.
One system of tunnels that is open to the public on a regular basis, normally the first weekend in September each year, are the tunnels beneath the village of Bouzincourt. These tunnels cut into the chalk had been used to hide both villages and their cattle and then during WW1 they became a billet for troops. Spending long periods of time resting in the tunnels, British and Commonwealth soldiers covered the walls with memorials to their lost comrades and their own names and those of their units. Many of these fragile inscriptions are written in field pencil, while others are cut into the chalk.
This picture was shot when the presentations for our mandatory "System Study" was going on in my class. Saravanan, my classmate is presenting as the others watch in attention. The attention is because he is the second person to present and these people are trying to note the details necessary for them to present well! Later the same day.. Not one was watching and paying attention!
Massilia Sound System au Balthazar, Marseille - 22 mars 2005
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WR1 Sound System au Molotov, Marseille, vendredi 05 décembre 2014
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I will search out Barrie’s Scooty e-bikes for the public. There must be a fee involved.
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Barrie residents, your commute just got a lot more exciting. Scooty, a dynamic GTA-based micro-mobility company, has expanded its innovative electric scooter services to the beautiful city of Barrie. This marks a significant milestone in Barrie’s transportation landscape, offering locals and visitors alike a fun, eco-friendly, and convenient way to explore the city. With the advent of Scooty E-Bikes, residents can now seamlessly connect with key city destinations, especially around the scenic Barrie Waterfront.
Scooty’s Journey to Barrie
Founded in 2019, Scooty has quickly become a leading name in the Canadian micro-mobility industry. Originating in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), Scooty was established with a clear mission: to provide the public with affordable and easy access to electric scooters. The company’s Canadian roots play a crucial role in understanding the unique needs of the communities they serve, from urban commuters to tourists.
The company’s philosophy is centered on three core values: Safety, Courtesy, and Partnership. These values are deeply embedded in their operations, ensuring that every ride is safe, respectful of public spaces, and in harmony with community interests. Scooty’s emphasis on integrating its services with public transit hubs and city services has made it a preferred choice for municipalities looking to enhance urban mobility while reducing traffic congestion and carbon footprints.
Scooty’s entry into Barrie is not just a business expansion; it’s a statement of intent. By choosing Barrie, a city known for its vibrant waterfront and growing urban community, Scooty is showing its commitment to bringing innovative, green transportation solutions to Ontario’s cities.
Why Barrie is the Perfect Fit for Scooty
Barrie, with its picturesque waterfront and bustling downtown, is an ideal location for Scooty’s E-Bikes. The city has a unique blend of urban and natural environments, making it perfect for eco-friendly transportation alternatives. As Barrie continues to grow, the need for sustainable and efficient mobility solutions becomes increasingly important. Scooty’s E-Bikes offer just that—convenience and sustainability wrapped into one fun ride.
Centennial Park, a popular spot for both locals and tourists, is the first location where Scooty E-Bikes have been launched in Barrie. This location choice is strategic; the park is a hub of activity, and the waterfront trail offers a scenic route perfect for an e-bike ride. Whether you’re commuting to work, exploring the city, or just enjoying a day out, Scooty’s presence here means you can do so with minimal environmental impact.
How Scooty is Enhancing Mobility in Barrie
Scooty’s E-Bikes are more than just a mode of transport; they are a solution to many of the challenges that modern cities like Barrie face. The integration of Scooty’s services with Barrie’s public transit system is a game-changer. Residents can now easily hop on an E-Bike from Centennial Park and ride to the nearest transit hub, making their commute faster and more efficient. This not only reduces the need for cars in the downtown area but also alleviates parking issues, a common concern in growing urban centers.
Moreover, Scooty’s focus on safety ensures that every ride is secure. The E-Bikes are equipped with advanced safety features, and the company has implemented strict maintenance protocols to keep the bikes in top condition. Scooty also emphasizes rider education, ensuring that users are well-informed about how to use the E-Bikes responsibly. This includes understanding local traffic laws, being courteous to pedestrians, and respecting the shared public spaces.
The partnership aspect of Scooty’s values is also evident in Barrie. The company collaborates closely with local authorities, businesses, and community organizations to ensure that their services benefit the entire community. By doing so, Scooty fosters a sense of shared responsibility and mutual respect, essential components for the successful integration of new mobility solutions into a city.
The Future of Micro-Mobility in Barrie
As Scooty E-Bikes become a common sight in Barrie, it’s clear that the future of micro-mobility in the city is bright. The company’s arrival is just the beginning of what could be a broader shift towards more sustainable and innovative transportation solutions. With the success of the initial launch at Centennial Park, there’s potential for Scooty to expand its services to other parts of Barrie, offering even more residents access to their eco-friendly E-Bikes.
Looking ahead, Scooty is likely to continue its focus on integration with public transit systems. This could include partnerships with local transit authorities to offer combined ticketing options or even dedicated Scooty E-Bike stations at key transit hubs. Such developments would further enhance the convenience and appeal of using Scooty E-Bikes as a primary mode of transportation in Barrie.
Expert Opinions on Scooty’s Impact
Transportation experts and local civic leaders have expressed optimism about Scooty’s impact on Barrie. They see the company’s E-Bikes as a valuable addition to the city’s transportation network, particularly in promoting sustainable urban mobility. Experts highlight that by providing a low-cost, zero-emission transportation option, Scooty is helping Barrie move closer to its environmental and urban planning goals.
Local business leaders are also supportive of Scooty’s entry into the market. They recognize the potential for increased foot traffic and economic activity, especially in areas like Centennial Park and the Barrie Waterfront, where Scooty E-Bikes are already popular. The availability of E-Bikes can attract more visitors to these areas, boosting sales for local shops, cafes, and restaurants.
Scooty’s arrival in Barrie marks a transformative moment in the city’s transportation landscape. By introducing their innovative E-Bikes to the community, Scooty is not only providing a fun and eco-friendly way to get around but also contributing to the broader goals of sustainability and urban mobility. The strategic placement of their services at Centennial Park and the Barrie Waterfront ensures that both locals and visitors have easy access to these state-of-the-art electric bikes, making it simpler than ever to explore the beauty of Barrie.
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System Crash poster for November 2005 show at the Knitting Factory. The new CD is called War By Remote Control, hence the image.
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