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Scoria-capped butte, Powder River Basin, near Gillette, Wyoming

Wanted to end the day today with some tutorials of Photoshop..I really need to brush up on this...Took an hour or so to tighten up my skills...

Tsunami Koh Phi Phi . belongings were still littered everywhere

Disk Brooch

 

Date:

7th–8th century

Geography:

Made in northern France or western Germany

Culture:

Frankish

 

The dress of Frankish women generally consisted of a tunic, cinched by a belt from which hung an array of pendants. A wrap or cloak went over the tunic. Shoes and hosiery, fastened with buckles, covered the legs. Earrings, necklaces, and hairpins completed the ensemble.

 

Aspects of this dress changed from the 300s to the 600s, and brooches in particular convey changes in taste. From the 300s to the 500s, pairs of small brooches, in an array of inventive shapes, held the wrap in place. By the 600s, a single large disc brooch, usually elaborately decorated, served the same function. No other piece of jewelry is more characteristic of Frankish dress than the brooch, and no other better demonstrates the virtuosity of Frankish metalworkers.

Great set of hard disk recovery software and tools.

Promotional flash drive customized with your logo.

 

www.usbmedia.cz

 

Reklamní flash disk s Vaším logem.

 

www.flashdisknamiru.cz

the rounded radius on the fin/disk interface ensures long fatigue-free life. made by japanese and american foundries that /do/ know their business.

Hypno disk at Science World

Hard disks, CD-RW, DVD-RW and floppy are installed now

Blank CD and H2O

As is clear from this picture, a zip disk is a glorified floppy. The white circle is soft paper. The grey disk on the bottom is the media disk.

Favorite Quote: I've Been Slimed

 

I ain't afraid of no Ghost!

Scientific Name: Aspicilia cuprea

Common Name: Sunken Disk Lichen

Certainty: positive (notes)

Location: Southern California; San Gabriel Mts; Mt Gleason

Date: 20081015

Read/Write head on a 3 1/2 inch hard disk.

thats a break disk front wheel kawasaki ninja

Eurovision '79...Lets see...

 

Go ahead, do some damage. You have a backup, right?

Gold with garnets and glass, gypsum paste, and niello

Anglo-Saxon, found at Teynam, southeastern England

Made early 600s, probably in Faversham, southeastern England.

I am holding the magnetic disk (the actual media) from a zip-100 disk. It's an extremely thin, very flexible plastic circle. I don't know for sure if this damages the disk; I didn't try to put it back together after.

So I was trying to sort all of my disks, so I knew what needed to be installed on the new computer.

 

I have too many disks. And it took several hours for me to find the #%!@ camera disks, which Canon, just to make sure that I got great customer service, did NOT have on their website.

Paytsar Muradyan, at the time a graduate student, prepares for a research flight by installing disks into the GISMOS JBOD (Just a Box of Disks) to record data. Each flight produced 500 gigabytes of data for later computer analysis in the laboratory.

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