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❥ clarissa fatpack @ astrophe event
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⭒ Belamour
❥ evergreen nails @ coming to new land soon
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Happy birthday Red!
Design loosely inspired by various Honkai enemies.
Big thanks to Alex for help with editing.
Happy birthday Red!
Based on a Honkai monster of the same name.
Agent Whiskers reporting from the Aquatic Surveillance Unit. Method of gathering intel – periscope mode. Status – damp but effective. Mission – I’d tell you, but then I’d have to splash you.
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Weersvoorspelling voor tweede Paasdag
www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2016/03/27/knmi-geeft-code-geel-af-voor...
Railroad code line is quickly disappearing. However, on this day in Risingsun, Ohio, the code line pole stands tall against the blue sky of a February morning.
D706 rolls east on the Plymouth sub along the still-active code line on this stretch of old school ABS.
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Macro mondays - Games people play
Close up with Tamron 90mm w/ kenko 2x entender of the bar code of the center of a ps3 dvd game
HMM
-[ X is for Xetron failsafe ]-
A 35mm projector failsafe from a defunct manufacturer better known for their xenon-arc 35mm projection lamphouses and consoles. (I was trying to avoid using brand names this year, but that tricky letter X forced my hand.) Failsafes were an important component of projector automation, shutting down the projector in the event of a film break or when the film ran out at the show's end.
This failsafe is a later design with an optical cue detector, used to control house lights, sound, masking, and projector functions. Unlike traditional detectors using strips of foil applied to the film edges to complete low-voltage electric circuits as the strip passes through closely-spaced roller sets, this one uses either reflective foil or, in the case of one theatre chain's system, bar-coded labels tied to specific actions. The foil or labels were applied onto the picture area, a serious downside to this arrangement leading to brief, distracting blemishes projected onto the screen.
………Or just a Jig Saw!?! Happy Wall Wednesday to all on Flickr. Spotted this row of houses in Bishops Castle yesterday, a humorous paint job. Alan:-) HWW……
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©Alan Foster. All rights reserved. Do not use without permission.……
Our final view of BENNY interlocking is a westward facing view. The westbound signal bridge, as well as the mast signal for track three are both visible here. Look closely and you can see a dwarf signal for eastbound movements on track four. This view really shows the drop off from 'The Slide' as it approaches the level trackage within BENNY interlocking. Check out that code line to the right!
BENNY interlocking. Bennington, PA.
May 1977. Emery Gulash photo.
Adam Klimchock collection.
This colourful image is a topography map of a portion of the region known as Terra Sirenum, located in the southern hemisphere of Mars. The map is colour-coded, with reds and whites representing the highest topography and blues and purples the lowest.
The images shows a myriad of terrain types including cliffs, impact craters, channels carved into steep slopes, wrinkled ridges and scarps, which together reflect a rich geological history.
Perhaps the most prominent feature is the portion of uneven chaotic terrain towards the centre of the image. This is Atlantis Chaos, a lowland plain covering around 170 km by 145 km and containing a few hundred small peaks and flat-topped hills. They are thought to result from the slow erosion of a once-continuous solid plateau.
A number of impact craters occupy the scene and span a range of ages, with the most ancient with almost undetectable rims that have eroded over time. Indeed, the outline of the giant Atlantis Basin is hard to see, but lies at the centre of the image and spans over 200 km. It is connected to another large basin located further south (left) with a diameter of 175 km.
Scientists suspect that some of the craters and basins in this area may have once contained standing water. Indeed, channels carved into the slopes of the ancient basins provide evidence for the existence of water in this region’s past.
Explore this region in more detail in a new video, published today.
This image is a mosaic of four images taken by the Mars Express High Resolution Stereo Camera on 28 December 2008, 29 December 2008, 6 February 2009 and 5 January 2014. The image resolution is roughly 14 m per pixel. Read more about this region here.
Credit: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin (CC BY-SA 3.0 IGA)
Sometimes you just need a break, literally, to allow the garbage to flow past and give the code a little breathing space. Sleep, walking outdoors, a nice swim. Ask Friedrich August Kekulé. Once you are free that center looks so big!
Sketchbook, cracks by PhotoWizard, distressedfx, and a whole lot of tiny tiny drawing.