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On Friday 4th March 2011 we opened up Phase 7 of the Refurbishment at the back of the ground floor of the Library. This area contains a new ITS PC Cluster. A large number of study desks, including new desks looking out of the back of the Library to Stanmer Park. It also includes much of Shelfmark P (English) books.
This fuse box is in the hackerspace and there has been some discussion over whether or not it is three or single phase.
From my googling, I am inclined to believe it is 240V single phase with Black // Red as two hot lines, white as neutral and green as the ground.
Three phase is supposed to have 3 hot lines, 1 neutral, and 1 ground.
Ground is always supposed to be green and neutral is always supposed to be white.
An organized Photo Shoot by Melane Osorio.
Models: Juliet
MUA: Melane Osorio
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I have started collecting daily Moon images to compile into an image showing the phases through the course of a Lunar month. This layout is one I may get printed
Alright so the background for this was done with different shades of blue and yellow sprayed over lightly with some patterns i cut seperately.
The stencil is of the memphis skyline and it is 4 layers. The stencil was repeated over the whole bottom section to give he inward out effect to it.
This isn't done yet though so ill post the finished one eventually.
Dark-phase Gyrfalcon
January 17th, 2010
Lyman County, South Dakota
Canon 50D, 400 5.6L
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A presumed young dark-phase Gyrfalcon, found in Lyman County, South Dakota on January 17th, 2010. I've never come across a Gyrfalcon in South Dakota that looked like this, with such dark overall coloring, especially around the face. One of the most regal looking birds I've ever found, and he was kind enough to sit still for a series of photographs.
All of Jeremy's stuff is in, and I still have my storage unit to empty. We've done some repairs and added some new things. So far so good.
Amtrak NPCU 90222 leads Lincoln Service 305 into Joliet, IL for a stop and quick crew change. Normally the NPCUs are at the north end of the train, but not this time!