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Original Art Design -Gary Wendt, 1991
Shall I make a long story short? In 1991 my dear bandmates and I made record... er a cassette, actually. We sold it at our gigs, and to family and friends. Two of the songs got a little airplay on our local NPR station. The band played from 1990 to 1993, and it was a seminal experience in my career. The friendships formed with my Akoustik Brothers and Sister are lifelong and unique.
Recently, (hell, months ago!) My Brother, biological brother, that is, started asking me if Oval Window was ever re-recorded onto cd. I did not know, but later asked my Akoustik Brother Link. We have all gone our separate ways, and while we live within forty miles of each other, we rarely see each other. We talk on the phone a few times a year. Anyway, he had just happened to have a friend make a copy for him. Last week I went to my old hometown of Denton to pick up a copy from him. We also jammed a little. (I am going to have to do that more often. I have hardly improvised since joining Fort Worth Symphony full-time, and I miss it.)
So, inspired by My Brother's persistent interest in our music, and the wonderful timeless friendships, and my own wonder at how "that old stuff still sounds pretty good!", I spent many hours over the last few days suing my photo and photoediting skills. Back when we made that music, I never would have imagined this other, visual, creative outlet in my life. I hope that the refurbished packaging will make a nice little gift to my Brothers and Sister, both kinds, in honor of our bonds.
At the moment Zumex Minex juicer is the smallest and most compact automatic orange/citrus juicer in the world. On the counter it takes up only 14.5”x 14.5”.
It is operated by a start/stop button. Machine stops automatically when it runs out of oranges. The rind is automatically deposited in a small removable container at the bottom of the machine.
I found this cup sent down to 12,000 ft in the Atlantic. The markings say "Trieste II Scorpion Op, 12,000 ft, July 9, 1969". It was in a box in our attic.
I had two of these but one was apparently chewed up by some rodent to make its nest.
See the "Compact Fluorescent Lights" video
live.pirillo.com/ - Some people consider compact fluorescent light bulbs to be inefficient, while others see them as a long-life replacement from regular incandescent bulbs. Cheaper than LEDs and longer lasting than traditional bulbs, these lights often find themselves on the shopping list of people who need to replace worn out bulbs.We have a wealth of resources here at Lockergnome covering the Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb:What is a Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb?The Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs Lifespan? How to Save Money with Compact Fluorescent Light BulbsTips for Buying Compact Fluorescent Light BulbsIn this video, Dan from Technobabble discusses how to properly dispose of these light bulbs, since they do contain mercury (a hazardous substance.)How do you deal with your fluorescent light bulbs, or do you use them at all?This video was originally shared on blip.tv by l0ckergn0me with a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs license.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Buffalo District contractor Pike-P.J. Dick compacts backfill supporting future parking areas adjacent to the chiller plant at the Canandaigua VA Medical Center in Canandaigua, NY, Dec. 17, 2019.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Department of Veterans Affairs are partners in delivering the Canandaigua VA Medical Center project, providing a state-of-the-art medical facility and health care service infrastructure to approximately 65,000 veterans living in and around the greater Canandaigua, NY area.
Taken during a trip to Tokyo, Japan when I was hired by a book publisher to take pictures for a book on all things japanese in Swedish.
Did you know there's a "secret room" in the basement of the Central Library where extra copies and little used books live? Thanks to compact shelving we can fit more into a smaller space. Hard to believe our vibrant new Children's Room used to be filled with storage!
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Constructed in 1922, the somewhat obscure Sunnyside Mausoleum is a stunning architectural fantasyland of Spanish Renaissance art glass, sculpted marble and historic tilework — and it features one of California's 18 Foucault pendulums. Sunnyside was inspired in part by the Royal Pantheon beneath the Basilica at El Escorial in Spain. It is a strange and highly decorative place, its halls lined with elaborate stone niches and a "library" of book-shaped crematory urns. The memorial chapel's stained-glass windows depict California history, and the statue hall contains busts of Charlemagne, St. Augustine, Dante, Milton, Thomas Jefferson and Ralph Waldo Emerson, among other notables.
-LA Weekly, Best Mausoleum for a Photo Op, 2013
Porst Compact Reflex SP with the MC/ARAX 35mm tilt-shift lens on Ilford HP5 Plus film.
BMW Compact Cup
750MC Racing, Silverstone, 24 August 2014
© Chris Valentine 2014 - no unauthorised reproduction
Wireless CCTV’s 3G Compact is a covert surveillance device that can be utilised in any CCTV environment.
Each WCCTV 3G Compact unit uses high-speed 3G technology and optional short range Wi-Fi capabilities, which provide the ability to transmit fluid, high-resolution images wirelessly without geographical restrictions. The system has an integrated hard disk for digital recording, giving users the option to view either live or recorded evidential quality footage from any remote location using a PDA, laptop, PC or dedicated monitoring station.
The WCCTV 3G Compact has four camera inputs and also has an IP address allowing it to utilise broadband technology, which offers high-speed, fixed-cost transmission networks for live 24/7 monitoring.
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