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Quando o marido fica muito estressado e de saco cheio de tanto trabalhar, olha só como ele se distrái...
Achei muito engraçadinho os bonequinhos que ele fez com algumas peças que ele usa no trabalho.
O que vocês acharam????
Public Domain Book :Manuale di varj ornamenti componenti la serie de' vasj antichi
si' di marmo che di bronzo esistenti in Roma e fuori
opera raccolta, disegnata, ed incisa da Carlo Antonini
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The efficient and accurate services are the characteristics of electronic component distributors of India. The distributors have impeccable network across the country. The timely and efficient delivery of the products is the motive of these distributors.
VERNAZZA transportó una serie de componentes para una planta industrial a montarse en la mina Lama, ubicada en la provincia de san Juan.
Estos bultos de enorme magnitud fueron transportados combinando camiones tractores de gran poder de tracción junto a nuestras lÃneas modulares hidráulicas de 8 neumáticos cada una.
Más precisamente, cada convoy contó con una plataforma hidráulica de 6 lÃneas en total, es decir, con una suma de 48 neumáticos por cada remolque configurado.
That tackle box organizer is actually from another project I came up with, Make a Solderless Breadboard Carrier.
There's more information at Uncluttering with a Closet Workbench.
Vacuum tubes, resistors, diodes, a Tube Screamer guitar pedal, transistors, terminal strips and more!
MOSE - Floodgates and components of the Venetian Lagoon project
Venice is under serious threat due to the rise in sea level and sinking of land at an alarming rate. The MOSE project will protect the Venetian Lagoon from being submerged by the Adriatic Sea and protect the famous city of Venice and the neighbouring areas from flooding. It is expected to be operational by 2014. MOSE, the Italian word for Moses, is an acronym for Modulo Sperimentale Elettromeccanico, which means Experimental Electromechanical Module. The name aptly alludes to the story of Moses parting the Red Sea. The project will prevent flooding through the installation of 78 mobile gates at three inlets, namely Lido, Malamocco and Chioggia, which will separate the Venetian Lagoon from the Adriatic Sea. The MOSE project also includes strengthening of the coastal areas, raising the quaysides and paving of the city. he first environmental impact study was accepted in 1998 and was improved in 2002. The construction work on the project began in 2003. As of June 2012, 75% of the work at the site has been completed. The project is expected to be fully completed by 2014.
A total of 78 mobile gates are being laid at the bottom of the seabed as part of the MOSE project. They are 28 m long, 20 m wide and will weigh 300 t. The mobile gates being laid at the bottom of the inlet channel are supported by steel and concrete pilings, measuring 500 mm in diameter and 20 m in length, driven into the lagoon bed.
The floodgates consist of a metal box structure. Compressed air is pumped into the structure when a tide of more than 1,10 m height is expected. The air will rise up the barriers to the surface of the water to block the flow of the tide and prevent water from flowing into the lagoon. Floodgates are hollowed at the bottom, to allow the blowing of compressed air. They will be filled with water and lowered into the seabed when there is no harm of flooding. The floodgates at each inlet will function independently depending on the force of the tide expected.
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Strikes again on the corner of Richmond and Ponsonby rd. A popular advertising space - he bet the slap happies to it.
scavenged voltage regulators and similar looking components, with markings so I can research what I have...
The Optoelectronic Component and Materials Laboratories (or OCM Labs) is a collection of graduate students, post doctoral fellows, visiting scientists and research staff who are engaged in investigating an enormous variety of phenomena and devices related to electronic materials and optics. Some of the work involves the basic physics of new semiconductor and organic materials, some focuses on devices using these materials, and yet other work looks at the system impact of optical devices and structures. The unifying goal of our work is the realization of practical optoelectronic devices.
Photo by James M Rotz for the College of Engineering Office of Communications and Marketing
These will be getting the XX1 I9 cassette conversion kit and then off to Mike Curiak to be laced up...
We use component protection to maintain the quality of inter stage and finished parts - avoiding costly damage to surfaces during the machining cycle.
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Discharge is a continuous sound sculpture exploring the behavior of an electronic circuit on a component level. A piece in the Discharge series is an iteration of the circuit conceived in June, 2009. The circuit outputs a harmony of distorted triangle waves tuned to the ambient light of its environment. For this exhibition at St. Cecilia’s convent, I wanted to present the circuit itself as the composition. Discharge happens when a human touches certain wires and becomes a living part of the circuit. Upon making skin contact, electricity is discharged from the capacitor into the human participant, and, as energy leaves the circuit, its corresponding oscillator swells into "view", taking prevalence above the others in the audio path as the filter opens. When fingers are lifted, the capacitor begins to charge, and as the filter closes, the tone slowly fades back to its original state.
However, when I attempted to install this piece here, I found that when I touched the circuit, radio sounds blasted through the amplifiers. Upon closer listening, I realized that the circuit was picking up the Disney Channel at extremely high volumes. This had not once happened since the circuit’s creation. In a panic, I began to try anything that would fix the problem. In my research I discovered that Disney, through huge subsidies to the government, broadcasts their signal through the power lines, modulated at 60 hz to allow for easy transmission anywhere. This fact is so disturbing, I can hardly believe it. How could Disney have access to the entire grid? This old building is wired in an old-fashioned electrical standard—because no conduit tubing is used, the whole building is seething with radio frequencies. Upon touching the circuit in St. Cecilia’s Convent, a human becomes an antennae for Disney radio, and their signal overrides Discharge as it pours through the speakers. I tried wrapping the walls and the radiator in layers of aluminum foil, but to no avail. I even used a battery powered amplifier, but Mickey’s frequencies creep in nonetheless.
I’ve decided to show Discharge in its incomplete state—without the possibility of human touch—as an act of protest against the Disney Corporation. Such high-wattage broadcasting dwarfs any sort of local network. Government sanctioned access to the electrical grid is borderline tyranny. If I jammed these radio frequencies in order to present the piece, I would be committing a federal crime (Legality aside, it might not even be possible to jam Disney radio, as their signal is so strong and omnipresent in this region). For me, the problem is not content, but presence. A slight shift in content (or perspective) could turn Disney’s broadcast from innocuous to nefarious. In the sound & light environment, you will hear a mass of waves generating and responding to light, and the sounds of Disney radio creeping into the sound system.
Thursday, April 15, 2010