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"Que essa minha vontade de ir embora
se transforme na calma e na paz
que eu mereço.
E que essa tensão
que me corrói por dentro
seja um dia recompensada.
Que as palavras que eu falo
não sejam ouvidas como prece
e nem repetidas com fervor,
apenas respeitadas,
como a única coisa que resta
a um homem inundado de sentimentos.
Porque metade de mim é partida,
mas a outra metade é saudade."
Foto: Galo, de Araras!
Pós intercom, uma saudade que não consigo explicar.
Our first visit to the Independence Seaport Museum in Philladephia. August 2012.
From Wikipedia:
USS Becuna (SS/AGSS-319), a Balao-class submarine, is a former ship of the United States Navy named for the becuna, a pike-like fish of Europe. Becuna (SS-319) was launched 30 January 1944 by Electric Boat Company, Groton, Connecticut, and commissioned 27 May 1944, Lieutenant Commander H. D. Sturr in command.
Becuna departed New London 1 July 1944 and arrived at Pearl Harbor 29 July. Her war operations extended from 23 August 1944 to 27 July 1945. During this period she completed five war patrols in the Philippines, South China Sea, and the Java Sea. Becuna is credited with having sunk two Japanese tankers totaling 3,888 tons.
The submarine arrived at Subic Bay, Luzon, from her last war patrol 27 July 1945. In September 1945 she arrived at San Diego, California.
Becuna received four battle stars for her World War II service.
In the event of an Emergency
1. Press button then release
2. Wait for Driver to respond
3. Speak clearly into the Intercom
4. If necessary Call Emergency Service on 000 and Quote Carriage Number Below
Pressing this button will activate CCTV and Emergency Procedures
Carriage Number 1188T
The morning rush hour hustle at about 8:30 am or so. I watched 3 trains go by with no room for people - within 20 minutes. We need some of those train employees that squash passengers into the train like Tokyo/Japan has ... or use to have at least (anyone know whether they still do that?)
*** I've come to realize, from some close family friends, that some people's browser/internet-viewing-device settings won't let them see the comment/notes I've put on top of the image itself, so ...
1. Yes, the one of many Customer Assistance Intercoms.
2. I thought this was sort of an interesting design :) You can see whether the trains are coming from the point of entry (where you pay with metro cards). Although there is an electronic annoucement too.
3. This goes at least yards further into the distance of people completely packed. Trust me. I'm near the front of the trains, ha ha.
Phillip (22), Formula 1 Motorsports Solutions Specialist: “In 2013 I began my apprenticeship as an electronics technician for devices and systems at RIEDEL. Since completing the program in 2017 I have been a Motorsports Solutions Specialist for the Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 team’s intercom and radio systems. At each race, I am initially responsible for the technical set-up of race control and all groups working in the pitlane. Then I set up and commission the communications system for Team Sauber. After that, my focus is on supporting the team and making sure everything runs smoothly. After each race, we immediately dismantle and pack our gear for the next race.
At RIEDEL, I particularly enjoy the friendly atmosphere – almost everyone knows each other – and the opportunity to travel around the globe.”
Near Chamberlain Square and the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.
Barrier and booth near those former tram tracks.
Stop sign and an intercom.
This is a device in an office on the fifth floor of City Hall in Chicago, IL. It allows someone to monitor what's being said in the City Hall chambers or the Press Room.
Ermöglicht drahtgebundene Kommunikation für 5 Nutzer.
4x Beltpacks für die Kameramänner, mehrfarbige Tally Light Informationen
an den Empfängern, Kanalwahlschalter, Übertragung an alle oder Stummschaltung.
4x 40 m Kabel, 4x Kopfhörer+ Micro, max 200m pro Kanal
From opening in 1978 motorists using the West Gate Bridge were charged a toll, that was paid at the toll booths at the city end of the bridge, at the current location of the West Gate service centres. The administration building was retained by VicRoads, until it was sold to property developer MAB Corporation in 2010 and then demolished.
Our apartment is a little dated.. as in from the early 1900's.
The intercom system has not been updated since then. So we have THIS thing next to the front door of our apartment..
The first time the faint ringer went off to signal that someone was outside the building, I was unsure what to do.
I picked up the little ear piece and fiddled with the switch on the buttom of the old fashioned phone thingie. I heard a faint crackling.. which seemed promising.
"Hello??"
I leaned over and spoke into the microphone thingie.
"Hello?"
Eric started laughing. I gave up and ran down the long narrow hallway to greet my friend at the front door of the building instead.
I guess the relic is pretty useless at this point. It's an interesting piece of history. An artifact from another Era.. I like to imagine what the original tenants looked like, what their story was. the family or person that lived here has probably long since passed away...
Question: Have you ever lived or do you currently live in an old building or house? What year was it built?
-Peu importe où vous êtes
-Même loin de la maison
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