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Afghan men wait in a gravel courtyard, on the edge of an American base in Zhari district, west of Kandahar City, to register their motorbikes under an American military initiative to limit the Taleban's freedom of movement through the nearby farmland. Locals use motorbikes to travel along tracks and paths which are often too narrow or muddy for cumbersome US trucks to follow. The registration scheme at Forward Operating Base Howz-e-Madad links bikes to their riders via biometric data including finger prints and iris scans.
Happy Anniversary and Happy New Year! We decided to walk around on our first day, exploring as much as we can of what we missed the last time. But our old haunts were difficult to ignore and photograph.
Since we arrived at the end of the holiday season, we still managed to see the Christmas decorations. As usual, they were beautiful!
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A shot of an Applieddata.net BitsyXB development system that we've been tinkering with. It comes armed with a XScale processor (no pun intended) and our particular system boots Linux -- in this case its running Debian unstable off a USB attached hard drive.
Check out our blog post about it (or, tangentally about it).
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Deanna Cremin had a song written about her years ago, from Willie Alexander, titled Who Killed Deanna? its on his Dog Bar Yacht Club album. He was the replacement for Sterling Morrison of the Velvet Underground, really.
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Willie Alexander...
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Edited in PicMonkey, Graphic Novel effect, then some saturation.
vipro touch panel
Scenario: home automation
To display vipro on the living room background, and to control lights, music, and fan
“Fog embedded narratives”
Texts-Design-Photo: Arnhem, The Netherlands (2020). © Neuage (28 January 2020)
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VIA's system products on show will include the VIA VIPRO panel PC, perfect for any HMI interface with its thin and fanless design and its IP65-compliant front panel which repels both dust and water. The VIA vmpc is ideal for digital signage with its ultra thin profile and VESA mounting design, changing any standard monitor into a signage vehicle in a snap.
You can embed Flickr images in blog posts, web pages, and other web-based platforms. The steps outlined in this image and the next three will show you how.
1. Go to the image you want to embed and click on the Share button in the lower right corner (circled in this photo)
First consort to the band Supersoaker. All pictures for sale, please contact alexander.h.solheim@gmail.com for more information.
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So what happens when you recreate a vintage photograph with the same angle and lighting? I thought it would be a nice experiment. It would be pretty cool to see how things have changed or perhaps not changed over time. Unfortunately, this is not the result. This picture is the result of putting a vintage filter on a part of the image and then embedding it back into the original. But it looks pretty good for being a fake.
As you celebrate the 4th, remember those who have made the ultimate sacrifice......as well as the face of the man who put them in harm's way.........
Don't ask........ WORST PRESIDENT?
Poll: Bush worst president since WWII
Posted by David Lightman of the Hartford Courant at 10:25 am CDT
A Quinnipiac Poll released today gives President Bush one more reason to be concerned about his approval numbers: Lots of voters not only think he's doing a lousy job, but also rate him as the worst president since World War II.
And to add to the sting: They say Bill Clinton was one of the best.
Bush was cited as the worst of the 11 post-war presidents by 34 percent of those surveyed between May 23 to 30, far outdistancing runnerup Richard Nixon, at 17 percent--and Clinton, at 16 percent.
The poll offered what has become routine public criticism of Bush's presidency--a 35 percent approval rating and only 38 percent saying they are very or somewhat satisfied with the way things are going in this country.
"Bush's job approval numbers remain in the cellar," said Maurice Carroll, director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, "but he might finally have hit bottom."
There was some other comfort for Bush: His historic lows among the 11 post-war presidents often varied depending on age and party loyalty.
For instance, among 18 to 29 year olds, who barely remember any president before Bush's father, the current White House occupant was rated worst by 42 percent. The 43rd president rated worst among every other age group, but the older people got, the more likely they were to mention Jimmy Carter.
Nixon, who resigned in 1974 because of the Watergate scandal, remained unpopular across the board--he was rated worst by 18 pecent of the younger crowd, and 16 percent of those 65 and over.
Not surprisingly, Bush's numbers were dragged way down by Democrats. Fifty-six percent said he is the worst, compared to only 7 percent of Republicans.
Republicans tried to get even with Clinton, but only about one-third rated him awful. Too many GOP voters remembered Carter, so 28 percent dubbed him the worst.
In the best president category, Ronald Reagan edged Clinton, 28 to 25 percent, but again, party sentiment helped. Fifty-six percent of Republicans rated Reagan the best post-war president (compared to 7 pecent of Democrats). Democrats tried to rally around Clinton, but his 48 percent showing among loyalists was not enough--especially since he was only rated best by 2 percent of GOP voters.
And older Democrats were not even partial to making Clinton number one. Among voters 65 and older, John F. Kennedy and Harry S Truman finished just behind Reagan. Clinton was fourth.
Read the press release below.
FOR RELEASE: JUNE 1, 2006
BUSH TOPS LIST AS U.S. VOTERS NAME WORST PRESIDENT, QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY NATIONAL POLL FINDS; REAGAN, CLINTON TOP LIST AS BEST IN 61 YEARS
Strong Democratic sentiment pushes President George W. Bush to the top of the list when American voters pick the worst U.S. President in the last 61 years. Bush is named by 34 percent of voters, followed by Richard Nixon at 17 percent and Bill Clinton at 16 percent, according to a Quinnipiac University national poll released today. Leading the list for best President since 1945 is Ronald Reagan with 28 percent, and Clinton with 25 percent.
President Bush is ranked worst by 56 percent of Democrats, 35 percent of independent voters and 7 percent of Republicans, the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pe-ack) University poll finds. Best ranking for Reagan comes from 56 percent of Republicans, 7 percent of Democrats and 25 percent of independent voters.
Among American voters 18 – 29 years old, Clinton leads the “best” list with 40 percent. Among young voters, 42 percent list Bush as worst. Clinton tops the “worst” list among white Protestants – 24 percent, and white evangelical Christians – 29 percent.
American voters disapprove 58 – 35 percent of the job Bush is doing, compared to 58 – 36 percent in a March 2 survey. Even voters in red states, where Bush’s margin was more than 5 percent in 2004, disapprove 52 – 39 percent.
“Democrats just plain don't like President Bush. His father, the 41st President, was voted out of the White House after one term. Nixon quit under fire. But most Democrats think Bush 43 wins the worst-president race,” said Maurice Carroll, Director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute.
“Kennedy and Truman get big Democratic votes, especially among Baby Boomers (45 – 64 years old) and seniors (over 65), but recent memory counts,” Carroll said. “Democrats say Clinton’s the best and Republicans say he’s the worst. Republicans don't think much of Jimmy Carter either. There's no contest for the GOP favorite: It's the Gipper.”
“Bush's job-approval numbers remain in the cellar. But he might finally have hit bottom.”
The main reasons cited by American voters who approve of Bush are that he is a strong leader who does what he thinks is right – 18 percent; and that he is doing a good job handling terrorism –15 percent.
The main reason cited by voters who disapprove of Bush is the war in Iraq, listed by 43 percent.
A total of 38 percent of voters are “very satisfied” or “somewhat “satisfied” with the way things are going in the nation today, while 62 percent are “somewhat dissatisfied” or “very dissatisfied,” matching the previous satisfaction low point from March 2.
In an open-ended question, where respondents can give any answer, 16 percent of voters say the war in Iraq is the most important problem facing the U.S. today, down from 23 percent in March. Another 12 percent list economic issues and 11 percent list immigration, the first time this issued has hit double digits in a national poll.
American voters say 56 – 39 percent that going to war in Iraq was the wrong thing to do.
The U.S. should remove all troops from Iraq, 29 percent of voters say, with 28 percent who want the U.S. to decrease the number of troops; 26 percent who want to maintain current troop levels and 11 percent who want to increase troop levels.
From May 23 - 30, Quinnipiac University surveyed 1,534 registered voters nationwide. The survey has a margin of error of +/- 2.5 percentage points.
The Quinnipiac University Poll, directed by Douglas Schwartz, Ph.D., conducts public opinion surveys in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Florida and nationwide as a public service and for research.
For additional data, see the poll.
Final days at Hazlerigg during salvaging in 1964. On the extreme right is Mr Brooks, colliery manager during salvage work, on the extreme left is Mr Benny English one of the colliery fitters- he had the honour of dropping the cage to the bottom of the shaft after the shaft was abandoned - he finished his NCB career as Assistant Mechanical Engineer at Brenkley Colliery. The backstays for the headgear are still embedded to the remains of the old low Main winding house, a new electric winder was located just behind.