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Automate de Jacques Monestier, en démonstration aux Archives départementales de la Côte-d'Or
www.jacques-monestier.com/fr/portfolio-items/2005-le-dess...
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Automated large scale irrigation system for providing water and nutrients to this sugar beet field. Bonneville County, Idaho.
Wells Fargo Bank ATM at Third Place Commons in Lake Forest Park.
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Fujinon 5cm f/1.2 LTM + Fujifilm X-T2.
The Automated People Mover Project is the centerpiece of the LAX landside access modernization project which totals 5.5 billion USD.
The LAX Theme Building is designed by Pereira & Luckman Architects, Paul Williams and Welton Becket. The LA cultural monument is recognized as one of the most recognizable and influential buildings in the world designed by a black architect.
Feb 01 // Black History Month
Classic Rikstelefon photo booth from back in the day. Today a hjärtstartare. Or an Automated external defibrillator. In the Old Town in Stockholm next to the Great Church, Storkyrkan. All thanks to local politician Dennis Wedin.
ATOMIC HEART
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lucborell est un photophone artiste
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Lien ci dessous vers ma dernière publication
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This time it's Nell's turn, my DLace Ex machina! She is very cute, but so heavy... she stands not very well >_<
Keep your LEGO city tidy with an automated garbage truck! This LEGO Ideas project is an automated side-loading garbage truck that reinvents minifig-scale garbage collection. Visit our page at ideas.lego.com to see more details and support the project!
The relatively newly automated swing bridge at Black Point is still good for a lengthy delay. 1501 arrived from the east 50 minutes before sunset, sat there through the sun dropping below the clouds and eventually below the horizon. Almost greatness.
P&S doesn't have to be fully automated digital camera with tiny lens and plastic body.
Spring is right around the corner in San Francisco. Grab your favorite films and shoot out! :D
This photo was first shown here as "iPhone scan" of the negative itself. This is the actual darkroom print of the shot.
In this image: An artist’s depiction of the destructive re-entry into Earth’s atmosphere of ESA’s fifth and final Automated Transfer Vehicle, ATV-5, after it completes its mission to the International Space Station.
Excerpt from the article: The fifth and final mission of the European Space Agency (ESA) Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV), scheduled for launch on July 29, will deliver new research investigations to the International Space Station. The ATV-5 spacecraft bears the name of Belgian physicist Georges Lemaître, who is considered to be the father of the big-bang theory. This final flight of the ATV program will deliver joysticks for robotic video games, new clothing, a new laser imaging system for spacecraft rendezvous and aquarium fish.
Read full article:
www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/news/atv_5/
Image credit: ESA
More about space station research:
www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/index.html
Flickr Album: Space Station Research Affects Lives:
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Dernier cliché de Sandre, ma Lusion.
Make-up de moi
papier peint fait maison, à l'imprimante, la clef dans son dos est un montage de plusieur partie en font, le tout patafixé dans sa nuque pour la séance photo :p
Located in Sydney Harbour, Fort Denison, also known as "Pinchgut", is one of Sydney's historic landmarks.
When the First Fleet arrived in 1788, Fort Denison was a steep, rocky island known to the Aboriginal people as Mat-te-wan-ye and was a popular fishing place for local tribes. The name "Pinchgut" arose soon after, as convicts who had committed secondary crimes were charged and confined in leg irons on the island, with rations of bread and water.
After two American Warships entered the Harbour in 1839, concern arose over the threat of foreign attack in the colony and a review of harbour defences led to the establishment of the Fort on Pinchgut Island.
The island was flattened and quarried for sandstone, which was used in the building of Bennelong Point, where the Opera House now stands.
The Martello Tower was completed in 1857 using 8,000 tonnes of sandstone. The island was renamed Fort Denison in 1862 after the then-Governor, Sir William Denison. The Martello Tower is the only one of its kind in Australia. It was also the last Martello Fort to be constructed in the British Empire. The tower walls are between 3.3 and 6.7m thick at the base and 2.7 m thick at the top. Fort Denison became part of Sydney Harbour National Park in 1992.
Today, the Fort operates as a Harbour Navigation Facility, with automated tide gauge, foghorn, beacon, channel markers and as a modern museum and restaurant.
Information: www.sydney.com/destinations/sydney/sydney-city/sydney-har...
Olympus EPL-5, Lumix 20mm 1.7, and SLR MAGIC 1.33 anamorphic adapter.
Also used: ffmpeg to desqueeze, exiftools to insert GPX data (from externally recorded GPX file) and copy EXIF data from squeezed to desqueezed image files, and a BASH script to automate it all.
Easily one of, if not the most durable injection molded cart ever made for automated collection. Shame they are not more popular.
A photo of the UBC LIbrary's brand spankin' new ASRS (Automated Storage and Retrieval System), which allows millions of extra books to be stored in half the space of a traditional library.
Welcome to the future: with the ASRS, we lose the ability to browse -- that magic of finding something while looking for something else is now gone -- but if we know what we're looking for, we're more likely to find that it's available on campus.
An amazing contraption, never had one on my toy farm! Lines up rows of baby plant cells and pushes them into aluminium gutters, in one end as the grow and taken out from the other, cool!
Dernier cliché de Sandre, ma Lusion.
Make-up de moi
papier peint fait maison, à l'imprimante, la clef dans son dos est un montage de plusieur partie en font, le tout patafixé dans sa nuque pour la séance photo :p
This time it's Nell's turn, my DLace Ex machina! She is very cute, but so heavy... she stands not very well >_<
On Thursday 12 July 2018, US president Donald Trump, the most dangerous man in the world, was welcomed to the United Kingdom by the British prime minister Theresa May. The following day the streets of London witnessed the biggest protest for over a decade as thousands marched on Trafalgar Square to express their anger at the British government extending a red carpet welcome for Trump.
Protesters pointed out the extreme threat to democracy, to those dependent on welfare, to womens' rights, to civil rights generally and even to the survival of humankind which Trump presents. Such assertions might seem extreme, but they are unfortunately fully justifiable.
As the president of what is by far the richest and most powerful country on earth, Trump has dedicated his term to accelerating the US addiction to fossil fuels and agribusiness, dismantling the Environmental Protection Agency and withdrawing America from the Paris Climate Accords, thereby accelerating global warming and climate change and presenting a huge threat to the continued existence of humankind.
Trump's presidency also marks another dangerous step in the erosion of democracy in the United States. Far from "draining the swamp" as he promised, Trump has surrounded himself with powerful figures from big business, especially major financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs, as well as his friends and allies in the fossil fuel and defence industires.
Government policy, more and more, reflects the direct interests of concentrated private power with the public having less and less influence. At the same time the Trump presidency has allied itself with some of the most ruthless regimes in the world and is profiting from Saudi Arabia's illegal war of aggression in Yemen which has created the world's worst humanitarian crisis. A serious war crime in which Donald Trump and Theresa May are both complicit.
Trump has also been keen to patronise the extreme nationalist constituency in the United States and through preaching a propaganda of fear his presidency has managed to oversee some of the most racist immigration policies ever to be implemented in the United States, targeted almost exclusively at Muslim countries - Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen. Ironically, all of them have been massively destabilized and impoverished by US foreign policy.
He was also responsible for the ruthless decision to separate children from their parents as they cross into the United States from Mexico, in his determination to block immigration from central America, where decades of US illegal intervention, including the CIA funded Contra terror operations in Nicaragua and enforced free trade (under NAFTA or IMF rules) have devastated the region and merely enhanced the power of corrupt corporate elites and drug cartels.
As if this was not enough to worry about, Trump has also authorized a huge increase in both US defence spending and in the US nuclear arsenal, and changed the strategic posture of the US so that nuclear weapons can be used even for offensive operations and even when their use is not required to preempt a nuclear strike by an enemy power.
As any historian of conflict since the Second World War knows, it is only by a miracle that humankind has survived since 1945 without a nuclear war. Now the situation is more dangerous than ever before. Not only are we are now dependent on Trump's extremely unpredictable temperament but also increasingly on automated systems which can easily malfunction.
Trump and Republicans maintain they need to spend heavily on military equipment in order to counter the supposed Russian threat. However they seldom remind the public that the United States already spends almost as much as the rest of the world combined on defence and that Russia's expenditure is far behind both that of the United States and only on about the same level of Saudi Arabia, and spends only 10% of what NATO spends.
It has also to be remembered that it is NATO and US forces which are operating right on the Russian border, not Russian forces on the American border. Russia's defence spending is clearly recognised by academics to be primarily defensive and responsive to US spending. What is desperately needed is a serious international dialogue at the highest level to decrease the danger of conflict, especially the risk of a terminal nuclear war and begin a process of multilateral disarmament.
Chassis: Mack LE
Body: McNeilus M/A (without optional ASL arm)
Hauler: Waste Management
Location: Kennewick, WA
Date: March 2018
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