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Network Harlow 3231,V231 HBH Dennis Dart/Plaxton still wearing part of its former route 10 branding / Arriva livery in Harlow Second Avenue on route 4
As part of the East Kent Resignalling scheme the North Kent workstations at Ashford IECC will transfer the control of the Strood area over to the East Kent Signalling Centre at Gillingham. As part of these works and as part of the 12 car Networker scheme the layout at Strood is changing slightly to allow longer platforms to be built. Here we see 66729 'Derby County' waiting to drop ballast onto the up line. The point work Higham end of platform 3 is being moved closer to Strood Tunnel to allow the longer up platform to be built. For the next few weeks a temporary buffer stop has been installed in platform 3 to allow a maximum length of 4 coach trains to terminate from the Medway Valley. The shunt signals and platform starter from platform 2 are also being moved closer to Higham.
21st September 2014
Fossil of the day 12 December COP25
1st 🇺🇸 US (again!) for blocking money for victims of severe climate impacts for 6 years now!
2nd - Developed Countries especially 🇪🇺🇨🇦🇦🇺 for lack of ambition in #lossanddamage for vulnerable countries
🇦🇺 Australia for using carbon market loopholes
#RayoftheDay 🌅
For the people rolling up their sleeves to take on the fossil fuel industry
🇵🇭 Philippines - climate activists petitioning #CarbonMajors for human rights
🇳🇴Norway-fighting extraction in the Arctic
Indigenous heroes from the 🇧🇷Amazon to 🇦🇺Australia
Today we have in first place for the fossil of the day award the United States of America (USA) (again and again)!
The main reason is for generally really standing in the way of any money going to the people suffering from climate change. This has been going on for at least six years. This should really raise eyebrows about the country´s lack of empathy. Are there real people in office in the US People with actual hearts? Or have they replaced their humanity with a lump of coal?
First inhumanity, and now they put on full display their paranoia! They are afraid of being held accountable for causing droughts in Africa. They are afraid of being held accountable for the drowning of the Pacific; the destruction of entire civilisations. Actually, they should be held accountable but this is not what the Paris Agreement is about. It is about international cooperation, no developing country talked about liability. Yet the US insists on language on liability and compensation in the draft COP Decision text on the Review of the Warsaw International Mechanism on Loss & Damage (WIM).
Hey US you are on your way out, you are not giving a single dollar to the Green Climate Fund and now you don’t want any help to get to the people bearing the brunt of the mess you created! And still, you want to be part of the WIM’s Executive Committee! Pay up or step out, let others move forward already.
The Second Fossil of the Day award goes to developed countries with special mention to the European Union, Canada and Australia for showing lack of ambition in responding to vulnerable peoples’needs on loss and damage.
The WIM Review unofficially began on December 1st, and the overwhelming message was that finance to address loss and damage must be an outcome of COP25.
Two weeks later, poor and vulnerable countries and civil society are wondering if developed countries attended a different meeting on December 1st.
While we acknowledge they have been less problematic than the US, developed countries, including Australia, Canada and the European Union have done very little very late to advance discussions on loss and damage finance age. It’s especially confusing when all three have agreed that existing climate finance is insufficient. Anyhow, aren’t they the rich people in the room? And part of the club that caused the problem in the first place? Why is it so difficult for them to pay for the damages they are still causing. Also…hey Canada… isn’t high time you differentiate yourself from cronies like Australia and the US?
It is beyond us to understand how developed countries can sit by and continue to twiddle their thumbs whilst vulnerable communities in developing countries experience severe losses and damages. You have one day left to show you want to be on the right side of history!
The third fossil award goes to Australia - for using carbon market loopholes to meet its climate targets
We award this fossil to Australia for planning to cheat the atmosphere by carrying over its credits from the Kyoto protocol. Instead of cutting greenhouse gas pollution, Australia is using creative accounting. Please bear with us now: Australia plans to count surplus carbon credits from exceeding previous targets against future targets. Regrettably, this was allowed under the old Kyoto protocol, but it is not even mentioned in the Paris agreement. No country in though about such trickery.
To make things worse, since the Paris Agreement is a new and separate treaty, this is not even legal stuff!
Hey Australia: Article 6 deserves some more love here instead of your distractions. When you rig your climate target you shouldn't showcase this as "overachievement". You must do more in the future, not less. Please stop cooking up the books, stop shifting carbon pollution around. Grow up, be a responsible adult and get over Kyoto, it´s long gone now!
The Ray of the Day goes to the people rolling up their sleeves to take on the fossil fuel industry
We would like to especially mention:
The activists from the Philippines who petitioned the Philippines Commission for Human Rights to denounce the responsibility of the Carbon Majors for climate-induced human rights violations
The amazing Norwegians campaigning to denounce fossil fuel extraction in the Arctic and who will be facing the government in court tomorrow - hoping that the judge will realize how incompatible large scale fossil fuel extraction is with the right to a healthy environment for present and future generations
The indigenous heroes, from the Amazon to Australia risking their already vulnerable lives to fight fossil fuel development on traditional land and to preserve cultural and environmental integrity
These heroes are leading the charge in bringing down the real elephant occupying the UNFCCC hallways and backing the deniers and the blockers. Hur-Ray to the people! They are the hope and they will prevail!
About the fossils:
Every day at 18:00 local time you can watch the Fossil ceremony in Hall 4 during COP25.
The Fossil of the Day awards were first presented at the climate talks in 1999, in Bonn, initiated by the German NGO Forum. During United Nations climate change negotiations (www.unfccc.int), members of the Climate Action Network (CAN), vote for countries judged to have done their 'best' to block progress in the negotiations in the last days of talks.
About CAN: The Climate Action Network (CAN) is a global network of over 1,300 Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in more than 120 countries working to promote government and individual action to limit human induced climate change to ecologically sustainable levels.
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Attribution: John Englart/Climate Action Network
Grand Ocean Road. Seacrest County Law Enforcement, North Precinct Unit. These photos are relevant to the AJM Seacrest County Law Enforcement Group. Check out the new homepage for the Seacrest County Law Enforcement! Our patrol group is on the Playstation 3. 2011.
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Pop up CD case for Cartoon Network/Cartoonito/Boomerang run of 250 cases for promotional material. Die cut/creased then hand assembled.
I have absolutely no idea how an idea I created in my bedroom is now being used by such a massive corporation (Turner Broadcasting/Warner Brothers), mental. Each copy is still assembled by myself in said bedroom though.
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A photo from July 2009.
A Network Rail measurement train is seen here at Heywood Road Junction approaching Westbury.
DBSO 9701 on the front and an unidentified Class 31 on the rear.
Like a major city, our cells use a complex transportation network to deliver molecular goods to different destinations. A protein called kinesin (blue) is in charge of moving cargo around inside cells and helping them divide. It's powered by biological fuel called ATP (bright yellow) as it scoots along tube-like cellular tracks called microtubules (gray). Since kinesin's movement helps support cell division, blocking its action could potentially derail cancer.
This picture captures a moment in cellular time, where kinesin is stopped in its tracks. It was derived from images captured through a type of electron microscopy that uses a beam of electrons to produce an intensely magnified, high-resolution snapshot of a sample at extremely low temperatures. (Date of Image: February 2010)
Credit: Charles Sindelar, Brandeis University
This is what internet downloads look like to a network. These are screen captures of EtherApe, a network diagnostic tool.
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Network Rail Inspection Unit 153376 waits in platform 5 at Lewes.Southern 377321 is working the Seaford to Brighton service. 31/12/23.
Seated left to right - Tarek Ghoul, general manager, Cisco Gulf; Duncan Mitchell, senior vice president, Cisco Emerging Markets East; His Excellency Shaikh Ahmed bin Ateyatallah Al Khalifa, minister of Cabinet Affairs, the kingdom of Bahrain; Mr. Mohammed Ali Al Qaed- eGovernment Authority Chief Executive Officer
- Cisco Debuts Industry Leading Networkers Event in the Middle East
Yep, finally bought the ultimate networking device. The black apple on the iPhone's opening screen is from the cover of my first novel. It was designed by Rick Vermeulen, founding father of the former graphic design studio 'Hard Werken' in Rotterdam. The three icons represent only a fraction of the networking apps available on the iPhone 3G.
Want to find out something on your iPhone? There's an app for that...
Network Rail Stoneblower DR80209 heads over Sandhill Lane level crossing near Selby with a Selby Brayton SDG {ETRU} to Durham working. (Taken during a walk under lockdown conditions)
Good evening I am Holly reporting for Blythe Network News. Tonight will be a short broadcast as there will a special edition of BNN in the coming week with some breaking news from the East Coast. Amelia has left Rockymountainroz where she had a terrific time in the mountains and got to see first hand Roz working her magic with sunlight. Roz had her work cut out for her taking a picture inventory of Amelia's wonderful gifts. Roz thank you for taking the time to do that so we could all share seeing the beautiful things Amelia has been given. Hosts please remember to take the arrival photo when the girl arrives to you. Amelia's next stop is to the Brass Cupcake and we promise a good time. Leonor had me a bit confused for awhile but she has left Nina and Bruberries (not sure in which order) and is now with Pattie Leal. I am not certain exactly where Pattie Leal lives so I put a blue pushpin in Brazil which has almost no room for another pin! Geo sadly parted with Yennie who took some loving photos of her and is now with Lovedoll in Malaysia. So far l four months in all is running smoothly. I do not know how Sandra Minkidynamite keeps this in order. Please watch for our special report from the East Coast. From all of us at Blythe Network News good night!
Don't forget: www.flickr.com/photos/48883973@N05/5633808838/in/pool-168...
Networker turbo units don't usually appear on MYB-BMO services, usuually being confined to shorter distance services from Marylebone and Moor Street to Leamington and Leamington to Stratford services. However, these units were being used on London/Birmingham services due to the need for extras capacity. Chiltern Railways Class 165 Networker Turbos 165008 (looking rather fresh), 165003 and 165018 cruise through Leamington Spa with the 10:34 (8 early) 5R18 Banbury to Birmingham Moor Street ECS.
European Timber Wolves discuss ownership of a piece of meat at ZSL Whipsnade, Bedfordshire, England.
As we have no snow just now and it is Christmas, one from my archive! Prompted by a little dreamer from a long way away.
Forgive me, it's actually my local news channel... but it's easy to see how I made the mistake! With this latest (and hopefully last) blast of winter weather being so serious, the meteorologists at WMC Action News 5 have been explaining the layers of ice, sleet, and snow we've gotten in light-hearted and creative - and food-themed! - fashions. Pictured on the right is Andrew Kozak, who referred to the "winter weather lasagna" plaguing the Mid-South all morning; and on the left is Ron Childers, with a demonstration the station dubbed "severe cereal alert," that you can watch here: www.wmcactionnews5.com/Clip/11199715/watch-ron-childers-d...
As for myself, I didn't have school today or power for about four hours. I'm just glad it came back on as early as it did, because we're expected to break a 95-year-old record low in the area tonight. My spring break is safe - the three previous make-up days were added onto Saturdays and the end of the year - but today and tomorrow have nowhere to go except more Saturdays, according to the school board, because of graduation dates for seniors. None of us wants more than two weeks of six days of school, so now we're all hoping the state department of education will honor the law that states school days missed while under a state of emergency can be waived. Fingers crossed!
In the meantime, I'm looking forward to continuing retail-based pictures over weather-based ones this Saturday with more OfficeMax uploads and vacation photos in celebration of spring break next weekend. Have a good one and stay safe!
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As part of the lab's new outreach initiative NERSC has started a partnership program with Oakland Technical High School's Computer Science and Technology Academy, a small academy within the larger Oakland Tech High School. On Thursday afternoon June 3rd, 12 students from Oakland Tech and their teacher Emmanuel Onyeador visited the NERSC Oakland Scientific Facility for an introduction to computational science, supercomputer architecture, and a tour of the NERSC machine room. Katie Antypas, a High Performance Computing consultant gave an overview of NERSC Center and an introduction to parallel programming explaining why science problems require such huge computers. Dave Paul, a systems engineer brought out computer nodes and parts from NERSC's older systems and demonstrated how the components have become both more dense and more power efficient as the technology has evolved over time. Each student was able to take home a piece of Seaborg, a Power3 system NERSC decommissioned a few years ago. Finally David Stewart, a network engineer, led the students on a dynamic tour of the machine room, showing not only the computational systems but lifting floor tiles to display the vast networking, cabling and piping infrastructure underneath the floor required to run a center like NERSC.
credit: Lawrence Berkeley Nat'l Lab - Roy Kaltschmidt, photographer
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Network Rail: Chester-Le-Street Rail Station, Chester-Le Street, County Durham: Saturday, May 11, 2013.
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Filmed in 1991 this journey is from East Croydon to Farringdon station in Central London, and returning to West Croydon. The first inward leg is seen from a class 319 dual - voltage EMU operating the Thameslink service between Brighton and Bedford, introduced in 1988. We run straight up the former LB & SC mainline, and are booked non-stop from East Croydon to London Bridge - a distance of exactly ten miles. On the return journey we change at London Bridge into an all stations service for West Croydon via Peckham Rye, Tulse Hill and Streatham Common.