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The Control tower at Port Columbus International Airport. This is a surprisingly small airport for a city of nearly 2 million people in the metro area.
Mantas de control del clima en el interior de un invernadero de plástico. Este tipo de mallas, en este caso automatizadas como la de la fotografía, se utilizan en unos casos como ahooro de energía, en otros, para modificar la intensidad de la luz en el cultivo con el objetivo a veces de disminuir la temperatura en la plantación.
BALTIC SEA (May 24, 2017) An Estonian sailor mans a machine gun during a damage control drill aboard Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group 1 (SNMCMG1) flagship ENS Wambola while patrolling in the Baltic Sea.
Sitges, Garraf, Barcelona (Spain).
49 International Barcelona-Sitges Vintage Car Rally - Third and last part of the series.
A steering wheel is a type of steering control used in most modern land vehicles, including all mass-production automobiles. The steering wheel is the part of the steering system that is manipulated by the driver; the rest of the steering system responds to the movements of the steering wheel. This can be through direct mechanical contact in rack and pinion steering, with the assistance of hydraulics in power steering, or in some concept cars and modern production cars such as the Toyota Prius entirely through computer control. To prevent motor vehicle theft, most steering wheels are locked if the ignition key is taken out of the ignition lock.
The first automobiles were steered with a tiller, but Packard introduced the steering wheel on the second car they built, in 1899. Within a decade, the steering wheel had entirely replaced the tiller in automobiles.
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Until I should die, until I should break,
not a god, not a devil my soul shall take.
If I should lie to betray myself,
then I would damn myself, and my soul forsake.
I don't want fifteen minutes want a whole lot more,
don't want to suffer the fools and the spoils of war.
I don't want fifteen minutes, or a reason why.
I want a stainless steel road stretching off to the sky.
I don't need sentiment, want, or hate on my mind
No crimes of passion or obsessions in kind.
No walls, restraints, or momentary thrill,
No blood on my hands, No time to kill
I want my Body,
I want my Soul,
Make the switch to automatic, I want Control.
I want Control
If I should give in, if I should turn away
not a god, not a devil my soul could save.
I want more body, I want more soul.
Make the switch to automatic, I want Control
I want Control
I want Control
I want Control
On the second to last day of my vacation, November 2, I went to the Morton Arboretum and found they were having a "Controlled Burn". Of course I had to park and take some pictures of this—something you don't see everyday at the Arb. I was thinking of naming them "Cheech and Chong Visit The Arboretum" but decided on the more conservative naming convention.
There's something else to look for while you're waiting for your training session. When you're in the corridor alongside Mission Control, watch the small monitors on the workstation behind the glass. You may spot footage of an albatross coming in for a rough landing. It's a clip once used for comic effect during the pre-show of the Mission to Mars attraction in the Magic Kingdom (1975-1993).
As you advance along the switchback queue, ostensibly to receive training for the ultimate space mission, enter the "Sim Lab", a large warehouse-like training area similar to one that might be found at Kennedy Space Center. Pass by a huge rotating wheel with chambers that is supposedly used for simulating gravity for trainees. Along the queue are a number of interesting visuals, including a genuine Lunar Rover on loan from the Smithsonian. From there, pass into the Command Room, where Cast Members sit behind a glass wall and multiple control panels. On the wall are plaques commemorating outstanding "firsts" in space travel -- First Man in Space, First Man on the Moon, etc., up to the fictitious "First Family in Space" and "First Deep Space Mission." At the end of this queue, you are standing in front of four color-coded Ready Rooms, into which you will be dispatched in teams of four. You are given the roles to assume during the training mission -- commander, pilot, navigator or engineer. As you wait for your assignment, peruse the astronaut uniforms on the walls, and watch a video from CapCom.
Mission Space
Walt Disney World Epcot Orlando Fl
Radio controlled car collecting a javelin at the 2017 Athletics World Championships at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford
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The most helpful piece of equipment I have for my camera!
so thankful to have my remote back!
& more thankful that it cost £1.95 and it still works ;)
it's not a very exciting picture, but i like the colours/focus ;)
Today at Weedon Garrison, A kind Guy took the time to show me this machine gun, how it works....and how to fire it!
Its a 1916 gun sat on a 1913 stand
I wanted brake interrupters, cable routing necessitated reverse brake levers. Additional hand position provided by faux brake levers. IRD power shifters on the outside felt better than inside. Bell positioning exactly where my thumb can pluck the dinger without moving my hands. Handlebars were cut down 1"
The AC4400 control panel with their IFC - Integrated Function Display - remainds to the Shestideyatiletie cab
Fooling around with a reversed lens macro on my E-P1. The DOF is really, really shallow here. I probably should have also cleaned the 58mm ROKKOR lens better...
Reversed Lens:
Minolta MC Rokkor-PF
58mm
f/1.4
Olympus E-P1
17mm
f/2.8
1/20
ISO800
Feature in Homes & Gardens magazine on the Sussex Farmhouse conversion. Notice how they Photoshopped all our equipment out!!!
On the second to last day of my vacation, November 2, I went to the Morton Arboretum and found they were having a "Controlled Burn". Of course I had to park and take some pictures of this—something you don't see everyday at the Arb. I was thinking of naming them "Cheech and Chong Visit The Arboretum" but decided on the more conservative naming convention.
The control tower for the Shuttle Landing Facility as seen through a tour bus window. It is very uncommon for such a tour to be offered.