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"The Books Spiral is four floors of book stacks, connected by gentle ramps. The majority of the nonfiction collection — 75 percent of the entire collection — is located on the Books Spiral. This lets the nonfiction collection exist in one continuous run, and avoids the problem of having to move books into other rooms or floors as the collection expands. ....
floor mats throughout the Books Spiral are labeled with Dewey Decimal System numbers to help people find the items on each floor."
Source CENTRAL LIBRARY: FLOOR-BY-FLOOR HIGHLIGHTS accessed 27 Mar 2010
On a photo tour of Seattle Central Library with listorama
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For the past several decades, we have been working to make coal-based electricity cleaner, and we've made remarkable progress as power plants install increasingly sophisticated emission control technologies and operate with greater efficiency. Today, electricity generators are working with the federal government to advance the next generation of clean coal technologies that will make it possible to achieve even lower emission levels.
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Museum of Technology [Muzeum Techniki] 1985 S 1935 TehWar_09
Sokół (Polish: Falcon) was a brand of motorcycles manufactured in Poland before World War II for both civilian and military use. Initially designed and produced by the Centralne Warsztaty Samochodowe CWS company (Central Automotive Workshops), they were continued after its takeover by the PZInż between 1934 and 1939.
A vast collection dedicated to the history of everything technological inside the equally enormous Palace of Culture & Science, this museum is only missing a map. Truly huge, and clearly laid out by somebody with a sadistic sense of humour, the scores of rooms are scattered willy nilly and organised with what appears to be a contemptuous disregard for reason and logic. Highlights include a cavalcade of impossible-looking motorbikes and aeroplanes, a room packed with 19th century musical boxes, historical cars like a 1936 Lux-Sport limousine chassis and a small exhibition celebrating space exploration that could do with some serious updating. Decorated with lace curtains and staffed by an army of sinister-looking old ladies, this museum guarantees that you won’t learn a thing no matter how hard you try, but it’s a strangely rewarding experience that really has to be seen to be believed.
Day 17. Technology.
Don't ask me what it does, but I really like it :)
Im late with some photos but have taken them. Will upload when I have time to edit :)
a cellphone and a laptop and a human. (manual focus on my own hand, using a ruler, speaking of technology hehehehehe)
Find news and information on the latest new technology. Read about new inventions and advances in computer software and information technology. Visit on therandomgadgetshop.com
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Tytöt katsovat televisiota olohuoneessa 1950-luvun lopulla.
Flickor tittar på TV i vardagsrummet i slutet av 1950-talet.
Girls watching television in the living room in the late 1950s.
Kuva / Foto / Photo: Teuvo Kanerva
HK19950323:4009 / Historian kuvakokoelma
Ota yhteyttä / Kontakta / Contact: kuvakokoelmat@museovirasto.fi
K6 phone box conversion, at the junction of Sandridge Street and Giesbach Road, off Holloway Road at Archway
Andrew Dowell, Asia Editor, Wall Street Journal, Hong Kong SAR, China, Jessica Tan, Co-Chief Executive Officer, Ping An Group, People's Republic of China, Chen Xiaohua, Chief Executive Officer, 58 Daojia, People's Republic of China, Fatoumata Ba, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Janngo, France; Young Global Leader capture during the Session "Technology Power Play" at the World Economic Forum - Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2019 in Dalian, People's Republic of China, July 1, 2019. Copyright by World Economic Forum / Sikarin Fon Thanachaiary