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09/23/2011 Two men with folded arms discussing at Bensonhurst. Kodak Ultra Max 400. Minolta SR-T 101. Focal MC Auto 135mm 1:2.8.
March 16th, Linda K. Johnson performed a movement piece entitled Fold, and Fold and Fold, the work included performers Claire Barrera, Rebecca Harrison, Augden Hayes, Kelly Rauer, Linda and Maria Inocencio.
Western Railway Museum, Rio Vista Jct and Suisun, 29 Oct 2016
We had a Calrailfans mini-meet at the Western Railway Museum at Rio Vista Jct., California on 29 Oct. Mini as in 2 of us were there.
The WRM was running its pumpkin trains to Gum Grove, a few miles down the former Sacramento Northern from the main museum at Rio Vista Jct. Key System cars were used, and I rode both of their bridge units, although they also had been using streetcar 352 earlier.
After checking out the museum and enjoying the train ride and Halloween events, I drove to Garfield, the Little Honker Bay Road crossing and photographed both bridge units passing through the fields, which are turning green after our recent rain. By the time the bridge units were built, the Key System was one of America's most urban interurban lines, and to someone who knows that they had spent their regular in service lives running across the Bay Bridge between San Francisco and the East Bay cities, they looked a bit out of place in the open spaces of Solano County. Then again, their regular service lives were about 2 decades before the Key System folded and the tracks were removed from the Bay Bridge. They have been at Rio Vista Jct. since the 1960s.
After getting the photos at Garfield, I stopped by the Amtrak Suisun-Fairfield station and happened to see Capitol train 743. It had been years since I'd been to Suisun-Fairfileld station, other than passing through on the train. Nearby is Cordelia Jct., where the line to Napa and the Northwestern Pacific connection at Schellville connects with the current UP main line. I shot a couple of SD70Ms and an ancient wooden passenger car that has been part of a track shed for decades, and is slowly falling apart.
Documentation of Fold Here, by Maria T.D. Inocencio. I collaborated with Maria to document her performance installation piece throughout the month of March, 2013, at Nine Gallery in Portland, Oregon. On March 16, a dance performance directed by Linda K Johnson took place.
The reason why the SDF-1 looks a little blurry is because it just came out of a fold...yeah, that's the ticket! It wasn't because I couldn't focus in the dark....
Kodak No. 2 Folding Autographic Brownie, with Ball Bearing Shutter. Dates from around 1915 - the model was launched then and the serial number is fairly low according to information on the net.
March 16th, Linda K. Johnson performed a movement piece entitled Fold, and Fold and Fold, the work included performers Claire Barrera, Rebecca Harrison, Augden Hayes, Kelly Rauer, Linda and Maria Inocencio.
Fold-Up Doors are suitable for Commercial, Industrial applications. The rapid fold-up door is an ideal solution for quick and continual transits. Strong and reliable
The fold in this image is about a micrometer in size. A micrometer is 1×10−6 of a meter or one-millionth of a metre (or one-thousandth of a millimetre, 0.001 mm, or about 0.000039 inches)
Staxxon's second prototype: 20' x 8.5' CIMC dry container retrofitted to fold vertically to a variable width, allowing up to 5 containers to be nested (stacked and locked together), then moved and stored in the space of 1 container.
US Patent #: 7,703,632 B2
Issued: 27 April 2010
For more information:
tstitt@staxxon.com
+1.650.523.4944
March 16th, Linda K. Johnson performed a movement piece entitled Fold, and Fold and Fold, the work included performers Claire Barrera, Rebecca Harrison, Augden Hayes, Kelly Rauer, Linda and Maria Inocencio.
• Origami Sighting :: Cracker Jack is a U.S. brand of snack consisting of caramel-coated popcorn and peanuts. It is also well known for being packaged with a prize of nominal value inside. ∞ Some folding is required to solve this Surprise. ∞ More, from Wikipedia.
March 16th, Linda K. Johnson performed a movement piece entitled Fold, and Fold and Fold, the work included performers Claire Barrera, Rebecca Harrison, Augden Hayes, Kelly Rauer, Linda and Maria Inocencio.
I held a series of three sessions at KPF NY demonstrating severals ways to transform a flat single sheet of paper into a complex form. I demonstrated folds that used both standard origami techniques (square paper, no cutting) and more modern approaches (laser-cut and -scored curves). The square forms date back to the Bauhaus movement and I was inspired by the work I did for Erik and Marty Demaine when choosing the shapes of the curved forms. Special thanks also to Alex Soijka who helped with the video.