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SPC Charles R. Reiff, an indirect fire infantryman with 1st Battalion, 506th Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) (4-101 ABN), inspects ammunition at Combat Outpost Zormat, Afghanistan, Sept. 9, 2013, before going out on a mission. When it comes to ammunition, rigorous inspection is especially important, which makes it imperative that AIE requirements be clearly stated and understood by the government and contractors. (U.S. Army photo by SGT Justin A. Moeller, 4-101 ABN Public Affairs)
ADK64 by geekhack user
from KeyboardBelle
Alps64 from reddit user
Repurposed AEKII Stabilisers
Custom Acrylic Plate in “Glass Green” from Ponoko
SKCM Orange Alps from Donor AEKII
Stock Apple Extended Keyboard keycaps from Donor AEKII
Mini USB cable White Paracord with Grey Heatshrink from Zap Cables
Custom 60%Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Sleeve from Don @ TheBoard Podcast
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You know what they say about “an Apple a day”?
This was a board that I took a great deal of fun in putting together. I really wanted to give some vintage Alps switches a try, so when I saw an old AEKII from Australia, and a ALPS64 PCB kit up for sale, I knew it was meant to be.
I had seen several people do similar things with Apple boards from the 80s and 90s, but I wasn't sold on the cases that they had used. The ADK64 was directly inspired by the Apple boards of yester year; from the shape and angle, to the badge placement, and I couldn't have found a better choice. The wee Apple badge in the top left was harvested from the same board that the keycaps and switches came from. With the case being 3D printed, it has some lines from the process across it, at some point I do want to have a crack at smoothing them out via an acetone vapour bath, but that's still a wee ways off yet; I'd hate to ruin the board like a chump.
Nothing special about the switches here. The Alps switches are a type that I have had little experience with, but from what I have seen (or felt), they are super smooth out of the factory, and have really nice tactility. I'd love to get my hands on some vintage Alps linears at some point, as I imagine they could only be better.
The plate here I designed myself and had it cut through Ponoko. I set it up with some of my favourite features for a 60% board, and even added an Alps logo under the spacebar just for a bit more character.
The keycaps were all or nothing, and I was stoked to have been able to fine a board that was in as good a condition as the donor here was. There are a couple of oddities, like the “Home' and “Page Up” placement, and the “Backslash” is actually “Backspace”. That's the downside with having a sculpted profile keyset, each row is a different profile and shape, so sometimes you just have to make do. I cleaned up the caps as best as I could, and the yellowed spacebars is only due to it being made from a different type of plastic Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
(ABS, think LEGO) and the rest of them from Polybutylene Terephthalate (PBT); ABS tends to yellow from exposure to sunlight, and PBT is a lot more durable in many ways, you can “fix” it in a number of ways, but I like the character it adds.
The cable is just some nice complementing colours, and the sleeve is also just for fun; can never say no to those guys.
For all you Apple purists, the AEKII was from a time where as a company, they were helping pave the way, and I'm more than happy to have a part of that in my collection. These days, some of you know that I can't stand Apple, so this is almost like me flipping them the ole middle finger.
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Nenbutsushu Sanpouzan Muryojuji "The Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism"
念佛宗(念仏宗無量寿寺) 総本山 兵庫県加東市
CHAIRMAN'S SPEECH :
Life is the most precious Gift of God that we are all blessed with. So it is our moral duty to live a prolong happy & healthy life. Being a Doctor, I always feel that I have been extra blessed and made responsible by God to take care of health of others especially the under privileged and deprived class of society. With this view I have laid the foundation of R.K.HIV AIDS Research & Care Centre, a charitable organisation which is working in the field of Prevention, Detection & Management of HIV/AIDS patients in India.
We have been constantly working amongst commercial sex workers (c.s.w.s), for the prevention of sexually transmitted infections (S.T.I.) holding seminars, lectures and direct contact programmes with these groups and also interacting with young people to spread awareness about HIV/AIDS.
R.K. HIV/AIDS & Research Care Centre always working for poor slum dwelling people of Mumbai for their general medical needs by organising for the last three years in these camps we provide free diagnosis, investigations including free medication for welfare of poor and weaker section of our society.
DR. DHARMENDRA KUMAR
CHAIRMAN
International Interns Lumeta and Ndileka from south Africa sharing there experience with "R.K Hiv Aids Research & Care Centre".
WORKS PERFORMED BY OUR TRUST :
To organise free general medical camps.
To publish monthly news magazine on health issues'awareness now'.
Awareness programs on hiv aids with commercial sex workers from mumbai, delhi, kolkatta, gujrat, rajsrhan, bihar, u.p. & jharkhand where 79 counsellors work with csw's(commercial sex workers)
Projects on four woman shelter.
Hiv/aids research collabrated with sarla hospital & r.g. Stone uro research centre.
Cataract and cornea transplant & free distribution of spectacles
Camps on bph and psa (prostet cancer detection).
Free distribution of male and female condoms.
Relief works during natural calamities like floods/earthquakes.
The 'hospital on wheels' a mobile hospital.
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My contribution: All written content developed from first hand experience with the product. My family ate lots of bread while I was working on this manual. A large appendix contains dozens of recipes. That content was provided by Salton. Manual length: 182 pages.
Project Lead: Charles Williamson
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i recommend view the this photos as a slide show and checking the vimeo video of the event
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This is the North/South MARTA line. This particular station is close to St Joseph, Northside and Scottish Rite Hospitals.
For more info, point your browser to: www.itsmarta.com/getthere/stations/medcenter.htm
My cat sitting in our bedroom window, backlit by the sun and silhouetted by the drapes. Pardon the low res, it was taken with my iPhone.
The view from R Bar, I spent a lot of time here enjoying the view and watching the sunset.
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Another shot courtesy of Flickr user m20wc51, taken by a US Army Captain in June 1946. Colour photos of the brief period between the expulsion of the Japanese and the invasion from the North are quite rare. I don't know why the Jeep stopped on the road, but it seems to have pretty quickly attracted a little gang of kids, many of them, seemingly, from the same school, based on the cap badges. I count about 15-16 kids altogether, though it's possible more were around, but didn't make it into the picture, that is, only the boldest came this close. It's odd to reflect too, that the picture is roughly three-quarters of a century old, and that these ten-year-olds are now in their mid-80s, if they survive, that is. Note too that the US Lieutenant, standing, has a medical collar flash, so possibly a doctor.
I've tried to open up the shadows a little bit in this one. The original shot can be found here, for purposes of comparison.
The work is in the middle of a roundabout on the Canary Wharf Estate - can it really be true that motorists were initially confused by it, and tried to obey the signals?
From the plaque nearby:
"The sculpture imitates the natural landscape of the adjacent London Plane trees while the changing pattern of the lights reveals and reflects the never-ending rhythm of the surrounding domestic, financial and commercial activities."
Watch this clip of the lights in action.