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This shot shows the source of the stream as it flows out from under the front, left side of the platform
Close platform pass on a pipeline survey offshore Sarawak. F23 is a gas producing platform about 200km offshore, production started in 1985. Inside the 500m zone, shots from inside the vessel.
Tower Hill disused station
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East Polk Fire & Rescue Tower 41 is a 1983 Hendrickson/FMC/Bean/LTI ladder truck. It is equipped with a 100' platform, a 1500 gpm pump and carries 500 gallons of water. It formerly served with the Alpharetta (GA) FD as Tower 2. It carries s/n's of 15822 and 8652. Photo taken 23 April 2013.
Canon Powershot A510 IS
and a container ship in the Santa Barbara Channel. Image made from Sands Beach.
Holly stands 211 feet tall and sits about two miles off shore over the South Ellwood Oil Field,pumping oil from 32 wells. Holly was built in 1966 by ARCO, sold to Mobil in 1993, and subsequently to Venoco in 1997. Holly has been inactive since the Refugio Oil Spill in May 2015 (ruptured oil pipeline). In April 2017, Venoco filed for bankruptcy and decommissioned the platform, which is now owned by the State of California. Whether or not the platform gets completely dismantled isn't clear at this point; but the days of oil production in state waters off the coast of Goleta appear to be over (even though California and the Federal Government are at odds regarding oil production in state waters off the California Coast (there's 15 active platforms in federal waters off the Santa Barbara County's coast: www.sbcountyplanning.org/energy/maps/map_with_projects.asp)).
www.independent.com/news/2017/jun/14/what-will-happen-pla...
www.independent.com/news/2017/apr/20/venoco-ditches-platf...
localwiki.org/islavista/Platform_Holly
www.noozhawk.com/article/venoco_bankruptcy_ends_santa_bar...
www.noozhawk.com/article/state_lands_commission_platform_...
The Platform II is a ruggedized touch table with all aluminum construction and the best available commercial components.
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The Platform II has a 4K Ultra HD LG commercial display rated for 24/7 operation and bezel-less, projected capacitive touch technology from 3M™ with support for 80 simultaneous touchpoints.
Our standard models come with a 10th Gen Intel® Core™ i5-10400 computer system, 16GB of RAM, 250GB NVMe M.2 SSD, and a dedicated NVIDIA® GTX 1660 graphics card. The system can be upgraded to a 10th Gen Intel® Core™ i7-10700 processor, 32GB of RAM, Dual 250GB NVMe M.2 SSD, and an NVIDIA® RTX 3070 graphics card. The Platform II can also be purchased with an optional commercial-grade Chromebox system.
NOTE: As of 2023, an RFID reader is not standard hardware, but can be ordered as an optional add-on.
Kwun Tong is a station on the MTR Kwun Tong Line in Hong Kong. Kwun Tong station used to be the terminus of the Kwun Tong Line until Lam Tin station opened in 1989. It is located in the Kwun Tong area, between Lam Tin station and Ngau Tau Kok station.
觀塘站（英語：Kwun Tong Station）是港鐵觀塘綫上的一個架空車站，車站於1979年10月1日開幕，當時屬修正早期系統的總站，位於觀塘區的觀塘市中心上。1989年8月6日，東區海底隧道通車，觀塘綫延長至鰂魚涌，取代該站成為觀塘綫的新總站。
Hong Kong • 香港 ‘10
This is the Ragnarok Artillery platform that shoots a massive slug capable of nuclear stopping power. The platform it is on allows the turret to rotate 360 degrees and can shoot straight up in the air. Also it adjust to the terrain it is on thanks to special piston powered platform adjusters and the grips which dig into the ground to elevate and steady this machine. The loading mechanism is different then most, the user only has to load the bullet onto the tray instead of straight into the machine. Once loaded on the tray it is then push up into place and the handle turned to the side to lock it in place keeping the bullet from sliding out. On the side of the gun there is a safety lock there in case the gun gets jammed which it will activate automatically thanks to its jamming detection system or can be manually pressed if must. It is also mostly made of carbon making it quite light and easy to transport.
Another try at 0.7 hope you guys like it :P (I know the description sucks was kinda tried writing it lol)
Some kind of electrical boxes on the underside of the platform at the Lincoln railroad station in Lincoln, Nebraska. Three exposures and done up in HDR using both photomatrix and topaz adjust.
This is an invitation to participate in the call for entries at a new exhibition space called PLATFORM, designed for young upcoming artists around the world. Based on an online submission process, PLATFORM does not require artists to pay submission fees or ship physical art objects creating an opportunity for artists to participate regardless of their location or resources.
PLATFORM opens the possibility for a cultural exchange between upcoming artists working on similar subjects and media, creates a network between artists and community members gives participating artists a chance to have an international show on their resumes, and offers them an opportunity to be part of the University of California, Santa Barbara PLATFORM permanent archive.
Please visit our website for further information on how to submit your work: www.ihc.ucsb.edu/platform
The first PLATFORM show is entitled “SNARLED MEGALOPOLIS”.
SNARLED MEGALOPOLIS
Visions of the Emerging Face of Megacities
DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 15 /2010
This exhibition collects artists’ visualizations of vertiginously growing megacities, with their impulsive structures and grids. Featuring the work of fourteen individual artists from around the world, Snarled Megalopolis will explore a wide range of urban configurations — slum, favela, comuna, barrio de invación, taudis, shantytown.
This exhibition gathers art pieces based on unplanned urban growth of different megacities, showing how these spaces reflect and shape local political, cultural, and religious practices, and focusing on the common configuration of the urban grid.
original image: Sebastian Daza
Foto bruttissima, ma non potevo non metterla. A parte che King's Cross dei film di Harry Potter è diversa da quella reale, e che ci abbiamo messo un po' per trovare questo vicolo cieco, c'era un cancello che impediva di andare di fronte al muro e di trovare un'inquadratura migliore, ma anche di accorgermi sul momento che sotto c'era un carrello che 'scompariva' oltre il muro. Sob.
Title: West platform
Date: 1907 December 2
Source: Boston Elevated Railway photographs, 9800.018.
File name: 9800018_004_081
Rights: Public Domain
Citation: Boston Elevated Railway photographs, 9800.018.City of Boston Archives, Boston
We're taking a new approach to how we perform critical inspection and maintenance of subway components that are necessary to providing reliable service -- FASTRACK. The third implementation of FASTRACK is taking place on the Sixth Avenue B/D/F/M Line from 57 Street to W 4 Street from Feb. 27 to March 2, 2012. Because a section of the subway is closed to trains for seven consecutive hours, FASTRACK is a safer and more efficient way to maintain and clean New York City's sprawling subway — a system that never closes.
With no trains running along Sixth Avenue, 800 MTA employees are able to inspect signals, replace rails and cross ties, scrape track floors, clean stations and paint areas that are not reachable during normal train operation. Workers also took the opportunity to clean lighting fixtures, change bulbs and repair platform edges while performing high-intensity station cleaning.
Photo by Metropolitan Transportation Authority / Leonard Wiggins.
We're taking a new approach to how we perform critical inspection and maintenance of subway components that are necessary to providing reliable service -- FASTRACK. The third implementation of FASTRACK is taking place on the Sixth Avenue B/D/F/M Line from 57 Street to W 4 Street from Feb. 27 to March 2, 2012. Because a section of the subway is closed to trains for seven consecutive hours, FASTRACK is a safer and more efficient way to maintain and clean New York City's sprawling subway — a system that never closes.
With no trains running along Sixth Avenue, 800 MTA employees are able to inspect signals, replace rails and cross ties, scrape track floors, clean stations and paint areas that are not reachable during normal train operation. Workers also took the opportunity to clean lighting fixtures, change bulbs and repair platform edges while performing high-intensity station cleaning.
Photo by Metropolitan Transportation Authority / Leonard Wiggins.