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Atomic Sketch
One Year Anniversary
evilOlive
1551 West Division Street
Chicago, Illinois 60622
773-235-9100
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I will be participating in the last ever open studios at the Journal Building November 4th & 5th from 11am-6pm both days.
1540 Market street
I will have over 100 pieces of art on display. I hope to see you
it arrived! 10 page story in the Spring 2010 issue of Atomic Ranch Magazine. Jim Brown shoots nice photos!
Mr Sterling Cole of the United States is shown taking his oath of office as the first Director-General of the new International Atomic Energy Agency. He thanked the General Conference which has brought together scientist and diplomats from 55 nations for having chosen him to direct the activities of the new world agency that augured "so much good for mankind everywhere." Seated behind Mr Cole are (left to right) Dr. Paul R. Jolles, Secretary-General of the Conference, Dr. Karl Gruber of Austria, Conference President, and Mr. B. E. Urquhart, Deputy Secretary-General. (IAEA, 1957)
Copyright: IAEA Imagebank
Photo Credit: IAEA
she's back and her hair is Mo'Betta! Thanks Joey! She's wearing a sweater I got at the flea market for a buck and a milky robot hat :)
Make & Model: 1953 GM TDM-5108
Operator: Atomic Energy Commission
Headquarters: Washington DC
Location: CREHST Museum (Richland WA)
Notes: The coach with the bumper stickers is owned by the CREHST Museum, the other coach is on loan from the owner.
National Atomic Testing Museum
42. Las Vegas Postcard Featuring the Desert Inn with Mushroom Cloud, 1990s
Donated by Robert Friedrichs, Las Vegas, NV
48. Music CD "Let It Go" Slav Simanic with 1951 Atmospheric Test Cover Art, 2002
Donated by LaTomya Glass, Las Vegas, NV
49. Flyer for Las Vegas Hip Hop Club, "The Bomb"
Donated by Robert Friedrichs, Las Vegas, NV
51. Civil Defense Helmet
Museum Purchase
52. Civil Defense First-Aid Kit
Museum Purchase
53. Booklet "Atomic Test Effects in the Nevada Test Site Region, January 1955"
Donated by Darwin Morgan, Las Vegas, NV
54. Booklet "Survival Under Nuclear Attack" Civil Defense Office, 1950
Museum Purchase
55. Civil Defense Information Cards Distributed by the Clark County Civil Defense Agency, 1955 Donated by William Gray Johnson, Las Vegas, NV
56. Booklet "Civil Defense Instruction Manual," 1958 Donated by Linda Elder, Las Vegas, NV
57. Tin Cans of "Emergency Drinking Water"
Museum Purchase
58. Civil Defense All-Purpose Survival Crackers, 1962
Museum Purchase
59. Spanish Booklet "Durante la Emergencia" Department of Defense, 1968
Museum Purchase
60. Booklet "What You Should Know About Nuclear Preparedness" Federal Emergency Management Agency, 1983
Museum Purchase
61. Civil Defense Emergency Medical Tags
Museum Purchase
62. Booklet "Fallout Protection What To Know and Do About Nuclear Attack" Department of Defense, 1961
Museum Purchase
63. Booklet "Defense Against Radioactive Fallout on the Farm" U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1964 Museum Purchase
64. Civil Defense Armbands
Museum Purchase
This is a very old Robbiati Atomic label. Although the black paint has all worn away the writing is still clearly legible. This is because the lettering was stamped/embossed into the steel label. Later machines with this same label did not have this embossed lettering.
at hiroshima peace memorial museum. there are so many people, not only japanese but also foreginers. amazingly, a few people survived under the bomb explosion. i don' think i'll get such lucky, if i encounter this kind of disaster.
A view of the Bruce Power Nuclear Generating Station (formerly Bruce Nuclear Power Development) from Baie Du Dore.
The second largest nuclear facility in the entire world, though currently ranked #1 as Japan's nuclear facility was closed temporarily following the tsunami disaster of 2012.
I believe this is the closest public view of the complex you can get while remaining outside of the exclusion zone. The exclusion zone, consisting of rolling forest covered hills, includes heavily armed security personnel (Nuclear Response Team).
To the left of where I was standing is private property. It doesn't extend any further out into the bay than this point.
was asked for some floral spins. this is one of them.
29 yds., 2.9 oz., 82 g
Wool blend, mulberry silk, sparkle, silk flowers, novelty snippets, lace
Thick thin, plied
Bulky to super bulky (avg 4-5 wpi)
Fiber source: Atomic Blue
Make & Model: 1953 GM TDM-5108
Operator: Atomic Energy Commission
Headquarters: Washington DC
Location: CREHST Museum (Richland WA)
Notes: The coach with the bumper stickers is owned by the CREHST Museum, the other coach is on loan from the owner. The curbside mirror located behind the door was a custom option. I haven't confirmed it, but I believe the roll sign also has "RICHLAND" and "FFTF" (Fast Flux Test Facility) on it.