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Até gostei da cor dele, mas como é diferente, achei meio estranho nas mãos!!
Só não gostei do fato de ter dado bolinhas!!
2 camadas + TC Colorama!
My Coho custom Randonneuse
Dura ace to open pro wheelset
Panaracer Pasela 32c
42mm Honjo fenders
Nitto Technomic deluxe stem
Nitto Noodle bars
Berthoud bag
Sugino Swiss Cross crankset (48-34)
IRD 12-28 9 speed cassette
Shimano 9 speed bar end shifters
Tektro r556 brakes with salmon Kool Stop pads
Dura ace long cage rear derailleur
FSA compact front derailleur
Selle An-atomica saddle
Nitto S83 seatpost
Tektro brake levers
A Formiga Atômica é um desenho animado de um super-herói criado por Hanna-Barbera em 1965. Seu nome (original em Língua inglesa, Atom Ant) pode ser derivado de adamantio (adamant, em inglês), numa indicação de sua grande força (excedendo "50 vezes seu próprio peso").
A Formiga Atômica tem sua base num formigueiro próximo da cidade, onde ela tem um computador do tipo mainframe e equipamentos de exercício. Seus poderes consistem na habilidade de voar, super-velocidade e força descomunal.
A frase de ação da Formiga Atômica "Up and At 'em, Atom Ant!", foi traduzida pela dublagem original brasileira para "Lá vai a triônica, Formiga Atômica". Era proferida a cada ataque. Sempre que não conseguia ter força suficiente para uma determinada tarefa, ela voltava ao seu formigueiro, levantava os halteres algumas vezes e voltava para completar sua missão.
Rescue the time before?...atomic eruption
español
¿Rescatamos el tiempo de antes?.. erupción atomica
Por favor escuchar la Musica
Please listen to the music
Warrior of the light by David Palmero
www.jamendo.com/es/track/783329
ambient, instrumental, newage, chillout
olympus E-1 + VIVITAR 70-210mm Serie I F/8 1/60s
¿Rescatamos el tiempo de antes..?Es una obra que busca reflejar, trasmitir, conducir al pensamiento de una realidad que algunos viven y otros solo observan ..
Pero todos caminamos en la tierra de la corrupción y poder.. a veces visto otras veces oculto como la contaminación.. ¿rescatamos el tiempo de antes..?
Gracias por tomarse el tiempo de visitar mi galería y espero su opinión sobre lo que le trasmita o consejo que desee dejar escrito para luego aprender mas de este mundo tan precioso fotografía. saludos y que tenga un buen día..
Thank you for taking the time to visit my gallery and I hope your opinion about what you transmit or advice you want to stop writing and then learn more about this world so beautiful photography. Greetings and have a good day ..
Mohenjo Daro arma atomica 5 Capacete metálico com visor, derretido com seu ocupante.
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I am quite rough with my gear; this saddle did not get any special coddling or pampering. The only 'maintenance' it got was occasional saddle tensioning. The bike was stored under cover overnight, but outside during the day, regardless of rain, sun, or snow. Probably the most abuse the saddle got was a 1,000km loaded cycle tour (including some off-road) where it rained heavily 50% of the time I was on the road (despite the rain, it was a fun trip).
Sadako Sasaki, (7 de enero de 1943 – 25 de octubre de 1955) fue una joven que vivió cerca del puente Misasa en Hiroshima (Japón). El 6 de agosto de 1945, cuando Sadako tenía tan solo dos años, Estados Unidos hizo estallar dos bombas atómicas sobre la población civil. En el momento de la explosión, ella estaba en su casa ubicada a tan solo 1,5 km de la zona cero de la deflagración. Nueve años después, Sadako creció como una niña fuerte, atlética y con mucha energía. Un día, mientras corría, empezó a sentirse mal y cayó al suelo. Posteriormente fue diagnosticada con la leucemia, conocida como «enfermedad de la bomba A».
Su mejor amiga, Chizuko Hamamoto, le recordó una vieja tradición sobre alguien que realizó mil grullas en forma de figuras de papel (origami) y gracias a ello los dioses le concedieron un deseo. Con sus propias manos, Chizuko le regaló la primera grulla que realizó en papel dorado y le dijo: «Aquí tienes tu primera grulla». Sadako tenía la esperanza de que los dioses le concedieran el deseo de volver a correr de nuevo. Al poco tiempo de empezar su tarea conoció a un niño que le quedaba muy poco tiempo de vida por la misma causa, la leucemia, le animó a que hiciera lo mismo que ella con las grullas pero el niño respondió: «Sé que moriré esta noche».
Sadako pensó que no sería justo pedir la curación sólo para ella, y pidió que el esfuerzo que iba a hacer sirviera para traer la paz y la curación a todas las víctimas del mundo.
Con el papel de los botes medicinales y otros que iba encontrando llegó a completar 644 grullas de papel. El avance de la enfermedad impidió que acabase de realizar la tarea, muriendo el 25 de octubre de 1955 (a los 12 años de edad) tras 14 meses de ingreso en el hospital. Sus compañeros de escuela, después de su fallecimiento, llegaron a completar las mill grullas.
Los compañeros de escuela y amistades pensaron dedicarle un monumento donde se representaría a Sadako sosteniendo una grulla dorada en su mano, también dedicada a todos los niños que murieron a causa de las dos bombas atómicas.
Y por fin, en el Parque de la Paz de Hiroshima fue construida la estatua dedicada a Sadako en 1958, en la base está escrito «Este es nuestro grito, esta es nuestra plegaria: paz en el mundo». La historia fue tan impactante que trascendió los límites de Japón, convirtiéndose en un referente mundial de los movimientos pacifistas.
Watershed leather wear detail, and missing rivet detail.
I am quite rough with my gear; this saddle did not get any special coddling or pampering. The only 'maintenance' it got was occasional saddle tensioning. The bike was stored under cover overnight, but outside during the day, regardless of rain, sun, or snow. Probably the most abuse the saddle got was a 1,000km loaded cycle tour (including some off-road) where it rained heavily 50% of the time I was on the road (despite the rain, it was a fun trip).
Dentro do antigo AWRE (Estabelecimento para Pesquisa em Armas Atômicas) em Orford Ness, Suffolk. O mastro à esquerda é de um barco tradicional da área. A torre provavelmente foi usada para coumunicações ou testes de impacto.
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Constable, eat your heart out.
Taken in the old AWRE (Atomic Weapons Research Establishment) at Orford Ness in Suffolk. The mast at the left belongs to a boat of traditional Suffolk design. I guess the tower was used either for communications or impact tests.
Watershed leather wear detail.
I am quite rough with my gear; this saddle did not get any special coddling or pampering. The only 'maintenance' it got was occasional saddle tensioning. The bike was stored under cover overnight, but outside during the day, regardless of rain, sun, or snow. Probably the most abuse the saddle got was a 1,000km loaded cycle tour (including some off-road) where it rained heavily 50% of the time I was on the road (despite the rain, it was a fun trip).
Jardín de la casa Museo Larreta: Arbol plantado por Doña Mercedes Castellano de Anchorena entre los años 1892 y 1900
En agosto de 1945 se lanzó la bomba atómica sobre la ciudad japonesa de Hiroshima, causando decenas de miles de muertos y destruyendo todo rastro viviente en muchos kilómetros a la redonda.
El único ser vivo que resistió la catástrofe fue un árbol, llamado Ginko Biloba, y ahora se sabe por qué.
Entre los efectos que provoca una explosión atómica se encuentra una fuerte radiación ionizante, que produce una oxidación en los tejidos vivos que atraviesa dicha radiación. El Ginko Biloba es un auténtico fósil viviente, un árbol que existía hace ya cientos de millones de años, cuando la atmósfera terrestre era mucho más rica en oxígeno, y desarrolló sistemas de defensa contra la oxidación que lo salvaron de la explosión atómica.
Teoria atòmica: la matèria està formada per partícules molt petites, esfèriques anomenades àtoms.
Antigament pensaven que eren indivisibles.
Foto premiada con la MENCION BICENTENARIO en el "3º CONCURSO CIENCIA EN FOCO, TECNOLOGIA EN FOCO", organizado por el Ministerio de Ciencia, Tecnología e Innovación Productiva.
www.concursofotociencia.gob.ar/index.php?p=2010menciones
Tomada en el Centro Atómico Ezeiza de la Comisión Nacional de Energía Atómica (CNEA), dentro del reactor RA-3
contacto: gmarkiewicz@gmail.com
El edificio más cercano, apenas 150 metros, a la explosión de la bomba atómica de Hiroshima que se mantuvo en pie. Ha sido conservado tal y como quedó para que sirviese de recordatorio de la destrucción de las armas nucleares y como símbolo de paz.
The nearest building to the atomic bomb explosion in Hiroshima (roughly 150 meters) that withstood it. It's been conserved untouched to serve as a reminder of the destruction of nuclear weapons and as a peace symbol.
Technique: Gumoil (bichromate rubber and oil color)
Print on paper Fabriano Murillo
Maimeri Oil Color, Ivory Black
cm 35 x 50
2015
Style: Atomic Shadows
Original exposure on paper to the gum bichromate
Uva, Brocca e Bicchiere di Vino
Tecnica: Gommolio (gomma bicromata e colore a olio)
Stampa su Cartoncino Murillo Fabriano
Colore a Olio Maimeri, Nero Avorio
Stile: Ombre Atomiche
Esposizione originale su carta alla gomma bicromata
GIOCANDO CON LA BOMBA ATOMICA
PLAYING WITH THE ATOMIC BOMB
I was almost one year old when on Oct. 30th, 1961, for political and propagandist reasons, was detonated the most powerful atomic bomb on earth, it was the Tsar bomb, which originally was to have an energy calculated in 100 megatons, then the physicist Andrei Sakharov, who headed the team of scientists, worried about the radioactive fallout, convinced the inventor of the test, the Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, to reduce it to 50 Mt. The bomb although detuned had an energy greater than 3125 that of Hiroshima (16 kt) and obviously the effects were devastating, considering that the wave generated by the explosion broke the windows of the houses to 700-900 km from the epicenter and the originated seismic wave was perceived all over the world.
Since then 55 years have passed and as you can imagine the military nuclear technology has increasingly developed, the "old" Zar bomb weighed 27 tons, had a diameter of 2.1 meters, and it measured in length 8 meters, therefore for transport it required an aircraft designed for that purpose. Today the thermonuclear bombs are much smaller, lightweight, versatile, for example the US B61-12, dislocated also in Italy at NATO bases, has a weight of 315-325 kg, is 3.58 m long, with a diameter of 33 cm, then transport can count on many types of bombers and fighter-bombers. It has aroused surprise and alarm the announcement by North Korea (May 2015), who said they had miniaturized nuclear warheads in order to install them on long-range ballistic missiles, but it is ascertained that at least since 1990, several states, such as USA, Russia and Israel, are in possession of mini portable nuclear weapons; just look at Wikipedia "backpack nuke" or "mini-nuke".
It is estimated that at this time the nuclear warheads at the disposal of the various powers and superpowers (USA, Russia, France, UK, China, India, Pakistan, Israel and North Korea), amount to around 15.500 of which almost 4,000 ready to the throwing. In January 2015, considered the race for modernization of nuclear weapons by different states, scientists of the "Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists", who run the Doomsday Clock, or the clock of the apocalypse, have moved the needle to three minutes from midnight (midnight = end of the world), exactly as in 1984 when a nuclear conflict between the US and USSR seemed imminent. Today the risk of a nuclear conflict is certainly high, in fact, as already in relief, the US and Russia, despite the ongoing disarmament treaties, have increased the funds for the modernization of nuclear arsenals; besides North Korea systematically threatens of war the USA and South Korea, but also worries the announcement of the Islamic State (ISIS) to want to be equipped with nuclear weapons for terroristic attacks in western countries.
The experience of man's life on earth, as it has been for thousands of years, at any moment could change drastically even considering, at best, a limited nuclear war. We all hope that these weapons of mass destruction ready to hit only serve as a deterrent, given the real change of humanity self-destruction, as it has been since the end of World War II until today. But I'm starting to be distressed, therefore I feel the need to make something to exorcize the fear for the constant threat of the nuclear weapons. One of the effects of the atomic bomb in Hiroshima and Nagasaki that most impressed me is the shadows printed on the walls by the flash of the explosion: in the moment of the splitting of the atom of uranium (or plutonium) a large amount of energy is released, it generates a kind sun-fireball, whose thermal radiation, (they speak of hundreds of thousand of degrees), vaporize and / or carbonize everything is in the immediate vicinity. For a whole series of chemical-physical phenomena, the bodies and objects, interposed to the propagation of thermal radiation, absorbing part of the heat, leave their own shade engraved on the rear surfaces. What is more impressive is that the shadows fixed on the walls, on the steps, on the floors are not only of objects, but also of human bodies, that at the time of the explosion were incinerated instantly by the huge heat. Since the etched shadows have a similarity with those made with the photographic technique, I thought about using this last one to print shadows as if they were made with a nuclear explosion; in other words as if I used the atomic bomb to create artistic prints. The most congenial technique to create this type of prints is certainly that of the "gumoil", the printing process devised by Karl Koenig in 1990, it is a variant of the process of contact printing of gum bichromate, in particular, instead of using a negative is used a positive, that must have the same dimension of the final image, the prints also have the characteristic of being at high-contrast and therefore without intermediate grays, another very interesting aspect, as dye they use the traditional oil colors, same that the greatest part of the painters have been using for centuries
Revisiting somewhere we'd visited on our previous Melbourne trip. So happy it was still there! Great coffee and a damn good BLT.
El Kabaret par Leda Atomica, festival Rue du Rock, Phocea Rocks, Marseille,
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Museo del monumento funerario en memoria de las víctimas de la bomba atómica en Hiroshima, Parque de la Paz. Visita del Comandante en Jefe Fidel Castro, 3 de marzo de 2003. www.cubadebate.cu/galeria/