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Before electronics, the most reliable boiler/generator controls were operated by compressed air.
Scattered throughout the country, older power plants are being abandoned for more efficient or sustainable sources of electricity. Some still stand as a tribute to those who sacrificed and worked so hard there to assure the community had reliable energy to power their lives. These views are of a ~50 year old plant closed about 2 years ago.
See more of this site at flic.kr/s/aHskpNTVLG.
Not the store's actual name, but it wouldn't be a bad one if this were their only line of business. Porto, Portugal
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The elephant trainer calls out commands to his prize elephant. This worked fine until the elephant got tired of being bossed around and pushed over the tower.
"Control"
Needle felted wool
7.5' x 10' x 2.5'
Made for Bellevue Arts Museum Biennial 2012: High Fiber Diet, on display through February 24, 2013
(Photo credit: Spike Mafford)
Part of the 'stayput' range but this top just keeps the hands out of mishchief. The heavy voluminous triple-layered "Nopeep" hood allows easy breathing but when zipped closed provides a lovely silk lined darkness.
I am always happy when I can inspire someone with my models and building techniques.
Be fair and do not claim these techniques as your own. Thank you.
While wandering around Atlanta prior to Imaging USA, I came across this scene. By themselves, the bollards did not strike me as uncommon; with the accompanying "bollard control signal(s)," however, the scene was a bit more interesting and the varied height of the signals was icing on the cake. Obviously, this throughway (note the bollards in the background) is to be taken very seriously!
Olympus digital camera
I am one with something greater
there is nothing to control,
and no-one to do it.
this little control dream must be woken from,
before I can fly.
The control of the abdom muscles is not only for the bodysuilders, but also for the yogis. The picture is similar but the aim within yoga is different.
Yogis are looking more inside connecting the body with higher levels.
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Flickr set: janga yoga and group: yogis of the world.
Janga has been waiting for five years before to start the abdominal control and the cleansing with the diet connected with these exercises...
Le controle des abdominaux n'est pas réservé aux culturistes. La photo est la meme mais le but, en yoga, est différent.
Les yogis regardent davantage à l'intérieur d'eux memes, en visant plus loin...
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série Flickr: janga yoga et group Flickr: yogis of the world.
Janga a attendu cinq ans avant de commencer à controler ses abdominaux, et à s'intéresser autrement à la diétetique et aux exercices qui vont avec...
I spent a couple of hours Friday exploring and photographing the now decommissioned Holly Street Power Plant in Austin, along with a small group of photographer friends.
This image shows the old control room.
HDR image from 10 bracketed exposures, merged and tone mapped in Photomatix Pro, post-processed in PSE 7 using Nik Color Efex Pro.
alleyview behind 1217 E. 54th Street
www.chicagowilderness.org/CW_Archives/issues/winter2003/m...
"The bird's squawk sounds like a cross between a chirp and the hee-haw screech of a rusty pump. Its bright green plumage clashes with the dignified church steeples and ivy-covered bricks of its Hyde Park neighborhood. For 22 years, feral monk parakeets have lived in this southern part of Chicago, draping their twiggy nests over tree branches, electrical poles, roof rafters, and satellite dishes. This raucous caucus of about 200 birds is the coldest, and perhaps the oldest, colony of monk parakeets in the United States." -- Chicago Wilderness Magazine, Winter 2003
The boss’ office at the gravel pit. It’s been vandalized a bit ... and the electrical panels, which are behind me in this image, appear to have been stripped.
More images from this site are HERE.
Exercise Cobra Warrior On the Monday following the end of the Cobra Warrior exercises, I made a final visit to RAF Waddington to try and capture the departure of the popular Indian Air Force Dassault Mirages, and I wasn’t disappointed this time, although it was still a bit touch-and-go as they say 😀.
I headed out to the airfield bright and early (for me at any rate :) at around 8.30 a.m. and as I approached Bracebridge Heath I had a bit of déjà vu feeling as, yet again, I was rather beaten to it when I saw one of the Indian Air Force Boeing C-17s gracefully lift into the air, and make a low swoop over the village! I could have got a great video if I’d been just ten minutes earlier, as they had switched to runway 02 departures and the C-17 fairly filled the sky.
Nothing else much moved for a while, except the mobile control tower, which had planted itself at the end of runway 20 until someone must have informed them that they had actually switched runways 😅 I grabbed this short video as it lumbered off down to the other end of the airfield.
Does anyone have any history about this interesting vehicle - is there such a type at every RAF airfield?
Exercise Cobra Warrior is a biannual exercise run by the Royal Air Force and is designed to exercise participants in high intensity large force tactical training. This year's exercise is taking place from the 6th to the 24th of March, controlled by directing staff at RAF Waddington. More info on Exercise Cobra Warrior here: www.raf.mod.uk/news/articles/international-participants-f...
Cobra Warrior Participants
Based at Waddington
🇧🇪Belgian Air Force (Force Aérienne Belge)🇧🇪
General Dynamics F-16AM Fighting Falcon (Viper) x6
FA-77
FA-102
FA-116 (349 sqd special tail)
FA-127
FA-134
FA-136 (display special)
🇫🇮 Finnish Air Force (Ilmavoimat) 🇫🇮
McDonnell Douglas F-18C Hornet x6
HN-406
HN-411 (small bull on nose)
HN-422
HN-424 (black lynx on nose)
HN-438
HN-448
🇮🇳 Indian Air Force 🇮🇳
Dassault Mirage 2000 x5
KF112 - 2000I
KF118 - 2000I
KT208 - 2000TI
KT211 - 2000TI
KT213 - 2000TI
Based at Coningsby
🈂 Royal Saudi Air Force 🈂
EF2000 Eurofighter Typhoon x6
1020 - T3
316 - FGR4
8019 - FGR4
1019 - FGR4
1022 - FGR4 (Green Canard)
8018 - FGR4
More info here: www.fightercontrol.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=455&t=...
Low-res shot taken with an iPhone 6s iPhone photography - apologies for the poor quality of some of these phone photos - sometimes they're nice and sharp - sometimes they're all pixelated and not up to my usual standard. The videos are better :)
You can see a random selection of my aviation memories here: www.flickriver.com/photos/heathrowjunkie/random/
Crowne Plaza, Liverpool near John Lennon Airport
formerly the terminal building for Speke Aerodrome
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK
Confusion in her eyes that says it all
She's lost control
And she's clinging to the nearest passer by
She's lost control
And she gave away the secrets of her past
And said I've lost control again
And a voice that told her when and where to act
She said I've lost control again
And she turned around and took me by the hand
And said I've lost control again
And how I'll never know just why or understand
She said I've lost control again
And she screamed out kicking on her side and said
I've lost control again
And seized up on the floor, I thought she'd die
She said I've lost control
She's lost control again
She's lost control
She's lost control again
She's lost control
Well I had to phone her friend to state my case
And say she's lost control again
And she showed up all the errors and mistakes
And said I've lost control again
And she expressed herself in many different ways
Until she lost control again
And walked upon the edge of no escape
And laughed I've lost control
She's lost control again
She's lost control
She's lost control again
She's lost control
A boy watches from the Kennedy Space Center tour bus as the old mission control and vehicle assembly buildings pass by outside.
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Balisage de chantier, réglage des brumisateurs.
Le balisage du chantier (permanent) de l'extension du métro à Chengdu est doté d'un système de brumisateurs afin que la poussière des travaux ne se disperse pas en dehors de son enceinte...
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Summer Pest Control For Common Pests
Summer has hit San Antonio so let’s stop hiding away inside and start spending some luxury time outside in the sunshine. However, summer doesn’t just bring people outside, but it also brings out all the pests. Although the sun is shining and the days are long and warm, some of these pests want to hide away by making their nest in your home. There is a range of pests that come along with summer, including roaches, spiders, ants, rodents, mice, rats, scorpions and more.
If your home in beginning to get invaded by pests, then you need to think about safeguarding it before more can enter. It’s not just your home these pests like to infiltrate, though; it’s also your yard. San Antonio lawn care services can help to prevent and control pests in your garden. There are many DIY ways of keeping pests away from your home but in some cases, it’s best to call in a San Antonio pest control.
Common Pests
Some pests are more common than others, below is a list of some of the pests and tips on how you can prevent or control them. It’s important to look out for signs of pests as catching an invasion early on can stop them from spreading throughout your entire home.
Stink Bugs – These brown bugs may not look like they could do much harm, but they are in fact an invasive species of insect. The name stink bug has been given to them due to a strong smell they give off when they are agitated or when they have been crushed. These pesky little bugs are attracted by the odor of other stink bugs so if you have any in or around your home, eradicating them will prevent more from coming in.
To stop these bugs from getting into your home, you can find any gaps or openings that the bugs could use as access to your home then seal these off. The most common ways that they will enter your home is around windows, door trims, crack under baseboards, ceiling lights, and exhaust fans. Check these areas first, and then seal off any other areas that you feel appropriate. Any crack or gaps that you seal up will prevent some pests from gaining access to your home.
If you already have some stink bugs in your home, you can use the vacuum to remove any dead or alive ones. Leaving dead stink bugs around is like offering other pests a welcome feast. Spraying an insecticide outside of your home can help slightly to prevent them from entering your home, but it can also kill other insects, such as bees.
Bed Bugs – Bed bugs are one of the harder pests to get rid of. They’re a huge nuisance and can be found nationwide. They are miniscule in size so the naked eye may not even be able to see them. Bed bugs are so small and flat, they can hide in some of the smallest of cracks although you may not be able to see them, you will certainly know if you have them. They are attracted to the warmth of your body and also to carbon dioxide.
They bite any of your exposed skin and then drink your blood to survive. To find out if you have them, look for itchy bumps or skin rashes. They may also leave behind black spots of feces and discarded shells. If you have a large infestation you may be able to smell a musty scent as when disturbed; the adult bed bugs release this odor. Bed bugs are best left to a professional pest control service, as they’ll have more knowledge and experience in dealing with these pests.
Odorous House Ants – As one of the most common pests, they can have large colonies with around 2,000 – 10,000 individual ants. Going off those figures, it’s quite obvious that these ants can be a huge problem if they if they were to invade your home. When they are crushed, they release a very pungent odor, which is where they get their name from.
Due to this smell, you will want to exterminate them without having to expel their odor. Odorous house ants are highly resistant to pesticides so they must be controlled with baits and non-repellents. To help with reducing their numbers, make sure to vacuum daily and keep surfaces (especially in the kitchen) clean, so they are not attracted to them. Pest control is probably your best solution if you want the ants eradicated efficiently and quickly.
Carpenter Ants – This ant is not only one of the largest species, but it’s also the most destructive when in your home. They are often found in colonies up in trees, but they are also known to infiltrate homes located nearby. You need to try and reduce the access points for them as much as possible. You can either do it yourself or use San Antonio Lawn Care Services to cut back trees and shrubbery and remove stumps and roots.
To completely destroy Carpenter ants, their colony needs to be found and then disposed of. You can bait carpenter ants to find out where their colony is but if you use a pest control team, they will be able to perform this a lot faster for you due to having the experience.
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