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While we have been through this before - it doesn't stop the fascination with where we are at in the process.
The last five months (May-September 2023) required me to move a lot for a variety of professional and personal reasons. It was the first time in several years that I entered airplanes without carrying my DSLR camera. This resulted in me tinkering and thinking with my mobile phone camera, surpassing my snobbish attitude towards it as means of photographic expression. Visiting an old favourite antique store of mine, I was exposed to wallet-sized black and white pictures, very fashionable in the 1920s-1960s. Phenomenologically, I thought, these little pictures carried significance similar to the one carried by the myriads of photos nowadays stored on mobile phones. I tried to combine the sensory experience of black and white with the ease of mobile phone shooting, itself resembling certain types of pinhole cameras. Themes are the same as in my earlier photography: decayed and rusty patterns of disintegration, emptiness of spaces, outlier figures of the everyday, street signs and letters, nonhuman friends, naturecultures, and psychopolitically haunted scenes. Places include: Canada (Toronto), Greece (Athens, Thessaloniki, Alonnisos, Aghia, Larissa, Eleftheroupoli, Kavala), Scotland (Edinburgh), England (Manchester), France (Paris), Belgium (Brussels).
[Update] I have continued collecting such images throughout 2024. New places visited: Dublin, Rotterdam, Glasgow, Copenhagen, London, Stirling, Peebles, Amsterdam, Dundee, Madrid.
A new generation of cheap lightweight plastic electronic technology that does not require silicon, but which is optically transparent and can be coated onto everyday objects would transform our world.
"Working collaboratively with industry is not only satisfying in that I see aspects of my work translate into real engineered products, but it provides inspiration for new avenues of research too. Roadmapping then allows me to critically assess how I should be developing my research portfolio and engaging with industry to maximise the likelihood of productive collaboration."
—Dr Andrew Flewitt
Imagine electronically updated food labels, computers embedded in our armchairs, even contact lenses linking us directly to the Internet to bring us into the age of plastic electronics. In this video podcast Dr Andrew Flewitt and Dr Robert Phaal both from the Department of Engineering and Scott White serial entrepreneur and CEO of Pragmatic Printing talk about the creative partnership forged between different parts of the Department of Engineering and outside companies that enable the technology and research in this area to be exploited successfully.
Raising a cat requires that you provide not only for its most basic needs, such as food and a clean litter box, but also for its health, its comfort, and its mind.
If you are interested in raising a cat, take the time to understand the commitment you are making and learn how to raise it right. If you do this, you are more likely to end up with a well-adjusted, happy, and healthy cat.
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Nederland, Zeeland, Walcheren, 09-05-2013; centrum Middelburg, markt op de Markt bij het stadhuis.
Capital of the province of Zealand.
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The Hamlyn Centre holds its annual Hamlyn Symposium at the Royal Geographical Society and Imperial College, 25th June 2018
Photography by Fergus Burnett
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Inle Princess Resort requires the last 100 meters be rowed manually, so as to not have loud boats zooming up to the hotel and disturbing the guests.
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Part of the Inle Lake set of photos from our vacation in Myanmar. You can read about Inle Lake on our blog.
I saw this little tyke running around during the Liars' set. When I have kids in the future, I'd probably take them to Coachella to experience good music. It's just a damn shame that a lot of parents raise their children with poor taste.
The Climate Group hosts the Under 2 General Assembly at Strathclyde University, attended by Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. 7th November 2021
Photography by Fergus Burnett
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Everything's going to finish at once, have a cutting board and a sharp unserrated knife ready.
As the meat gets done, place on the cutting board, cut into 1/4-1/2" wide strips (for fish, simply separate along the grain.) The spices of the meat will form a skin, a serrated knife may tear the meat, so I prefer to use a heavy non serrated blade and press through the meat, the inside is tender, so it's not difficult, this leaves a clean cut. Set cut meat aside keep cut pieces together so they still look like filets.
Place noodles on the plate, and spoon alfredo over them to taste, then slide a broad knife under a filet to move it to the noodles, slide it off on top, and separate the pices to form a simple fan. Optionally top with fresh grated parmesan.
Cut and/or arrange the garlic bread on the side, serve and enjoy!
I've been a bit lazy on this one and not done anything in Photoshop. Please give me some advice how to enhance this photo.
Requiring an architect to design a church to fit his already laid foundations, William, 7th Earl Beauchamp, called in the 25year old A Randall Wells. The latter had been Lethaby's resident clerk of works at Brockhampton and his first independent commission resulted in a key building for the design of rural Arts-and-Crafts churches. Built of local materials mainly by local masons and builders, 1902-3. Rood figures viewed from east, by David Gibb, said to to have been the only carver of ships' figureheads then surviving, and had to be temporarily removed before the Bishop would dedicate the church
The British Heart Foundation Brighton Marathon 2018. Action shots of runners at Cheer Point 13.5miles and then afterthe race in the hospitality/ massage tent. 15th April 2018
Photography by Fergus Burnett
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Copyright © 2011 by Ian J MacDonald. Permission required for any use. All rights reserved
Aluminum. 13 protons and 14 protons in its nucleus and 13 electrons. It is created in large stars or supernovae when hydrogen and magnesium nuclei are fused.
Aluminum, lightweight, very strong, flexible and formable. Extremely difficult to obtain but easily recycled without loss of properties. Corrosion resistant and stable at high temperatures. Highly reflective. Common and abundant. Critical to flight.
Although abundant on earth aluminum is highly reactive and so it is found bound up as oxides in a huge variety of minerals. The chief mineral in which it is found and extracted from is bauxite.
It was named aluminum (and later aluminium, both are accepted forms by IUPAC) by Humphry Davy in 1808 who proposed that there was a metal base in the parent compound alum. Alum, known as "alumen" to the Romans was known as a drying agent and coagulant that reduced turbidity in cloudy waters. This latter property was known in the time the Egyptians and is still a mainstay of water treatment processes.
Isolation of the metal is credited to Hans Christian Orsted in 1825. It was later discovered that Orsted actually isolated potassium and Friedrich Wohler isolated pure aluminum in 1827.
Aluminum oxides are extremely stable and it is difficult to reduce aluminum. An electrolytic process is used to isolate aluminum from Bauxite. Because aluminum oxide melts at about 3600 degrees Fahrenheit powdered bauxite ore is dissolved in molten cryolite (or synthetic substitute) with sodium fluoride and reduced electrolytically to pure aluminum. This process is very heavily energy intensive.
Because of the difficulty in isolating aluminum for a time before the electrolytic process (Hall-Heroult Process) was developed in the 1880s it was more valuable than gold. Now it is the most widely used non-ferrous metal and is in everything from fighter jets to soda cans.
It is extremely easy to recycle and requires only about 30% of the energy to recycle compared to the energy used to extract virgin aluminum.
As a metal it is extremely strong and light weight. It forms a thin oxide layer and is essentially corrosion resistant. It generally has a grainy appearance but is on of the only metals to retain its shininess when oxidized. It has a high melting point but is maleable, flexible, and easily cast or extruded into shapes. Although aluminum is found ubiquitously in society its importance to the development of aircraft and ultimately spacecraft cannot be understated. It is hard to imagine an aerospace industry without aluminum.
Lightweight, high melting point, low corrosion, and easily formed into shapes it is excellent for aerospace applications that are subject to high stresses and temperature extremes. Often it is alloyed with other metals with other suitable properties for use on the exterior and as well as in the high stress internal engine components.
A new generation of cheap lightweight plastic electronic technology that does not require silicon, but which is optically transparent and can be coated onto everyday objects would transform our world.
"Working collaboratively with industry is not only satisfying in that I see aspects of my work translate into real engineered products, but it provides inspiration for new avenues of research too. Roadmapping then allows me to critically assess how I should be developing my research portfolio and engaging with industry to maximise the likelihood of productive collaboration."
—Dr Andrew Flewitt
Imagine electronically updated food labels, computers embedded in our armchairs, even contact lenses linking us directly to the Internet to bring us into the age of plastic electronics. In this video podcast Dr Andrew Flewitt and Dr Robert Phaal both from the Department of Engineering and Scott White serial entrepreneur and CEO of Pragmatic Printing talk about the creative partnership forged between different parts of the Department of Engineering and outside companies that enable the technology and research in this area to be exploited successfully.
This photo requires a description. There is a boat in the middle of this photo. As Jan and I were walking along the lakefront in Veteran's Park (Milwaukee, WI), there were what sounded like a few 20-somethings out on this boat. They were pretty loud, a little rowdy, jumping in the water, etc. when we saw them. We kept walking, as they kept going. They didn't have a light. About 20 minutes later, we're taking photos by MAM (also pictured here), and we heard a woman's call for help. Shocked, we moved a little bit closer to hear more clearly that this was not something to brush off. Pretty quickly, a cop was driving past us onto the island past Discovery World. More cops showed up, the yelling for help stopped, and two boats were out in the water with their spotlights on. After about 20 minutes of watching we left. It was pretty obvious that someone was still out there. Sure enough... the next morning's news revealed that two men, aged 23 were found dead two hours later. Two women, I believe the same age, survived. Their boat crashed into the breakwater right near Discovery World. Insane that we were there that this photo of them exists, one of the last ever taken of them...
Mustered and ready to set to work if required as on arrival at Dalmally station we discovered the rear carriage brakes had been left on since Crianlarich
Fire and Rescue arrived on scene as a local resident called 999 to say a train was on fire. Just as well it was only smoking brakes (a design feature to indicate they are on, I was told) and not a full passenger train as only 3 firefighters answered the call.
Our passengers, all but around two or three had gone on an excursion.
It was a surreal moment to drop into the observation car and be asked by one of the few remaining passengers "are we meant to be smoking this much" as he pointed to the cloud of smoke behind us.
The Rolling Stones in concert
Rupp Arena
Lexington, Kentucky
12-11-81
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Raising a cat requires that you provide not only for its most basic needs, such as food and a clean litter box, but also for its health, its comfort, and its mind.
If you are interested in raising a cat, take the time to understand the commitment you are making and learn how to raise it right. If you do this, you are more likely to end up with a well-adjusted, happy, and healthy cat.
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The British Heart Foundation Brighton Marathon 2018. Action shots of runners at Cheer Point 13.5miles and then afterthe race in the hospitality/ massage tent. 15th April 2018
Photography by Fergus Burnett
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Ships over a Certain Tonnage that still ply the Thames need an escort. So the call goes out 'Pilot Required!' More often than not a Svitzer Tug or two for the really big ships take on the job. 'Millgarth' follows 'Rainbow 1' past Erith Pier.
The Hamlyn Centre holds its annual Hamlyn Symposium at the Royal Geographical Society and Imperial College, 25th June 2018
Photography by Fergus Burnett
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Organ
The wind for the organs is not produced by a motor: while the organist of the Swiss organ can produce the wind by himself using a foot lever, a visitor's help is always required for treading the bellows of the Thuringian positive organ.
This order required custom engineering to design and manufacture these expansion joints due to their critical service condition requirements. PT&P manufactured and tested these expansion joints to the customer specifications, EJMA Standards and US Bellows Quality Standards.
Design Condition:
176 PSIG at 500°F
0.5 Axial Extension and 1.5 Axial Compression
18" 304 Stainless Steel Expansion Joints with Special Designed and Machined Flange Faces with a Specially Designed Gasket Groove
Special Customer Welding Requirements to A.W.S. Standards
Critical Spring Rate Requirements
Stringent Testing Requirements
The Bellows Longitudinal Seams were 100% X-Rayed and Dye-Penetrant Examined.
Each Expansion Joint was Helium Leak Tested to a Leak Rate of 1 x 10 ֿ 7
Absolutely no skill required taking this image as Red Deer round here have no fear of man and are happy to continue feeding close by.
New York Guard services members attend the required Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) on October 2, 2021, at Camp Smith Training Site. (Photo by Cpt Mark Getman, NYG PAO Office)
Great patience is required in order to make your nails dry completely. It takes you quite a long time to polish your nails and wait till they dry. So, what can you do in order to make your nails dry faster? Here are the following essential tips which will greatly help you to avoid having blurred...
went to their show last night. i had a blast.
i still dont know how there are light streaks coming from dru's eyes. but i'll take it.
Raising a cat requires that you provide not only for its most basic needs, such as food and a clean litter box, but also for its health, its comfort, and its mind.
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The Pretenders
Memorial Auditorium
Louisville, Kentucky
9-4-80
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Lanikai Yacht
Lanikai is a motor yacht with a length of 30.53m. The yacht's builder is Ocean Alexander from Taiwan who delivered superyacht Lanikai in 2018. The superyacht has a beam of 7.01m, a draft of 1.96m and a volume of 173 GT.
The Lanikai features exterior design by Evan K Marshall, while her interior was penned by Evan K Marshall, with naval architecture by Ocean Alexander. Up to 8 guests are accommodated on board the superyacht Lanikai, and she also has accommodation for 5 crew members including the captain of Lanikai. The Ocean Alexander 100 yacht Lanikai has a grp hull and grp superstructure. She is powered by 2 Caterpillar Inc engines. The yacht carries 15,141 liters of fuel on board, and 2,461 liters of water.
On the ranking of the largest yachts in the world, Lanikai superyacht is listed as number 5306th. She is the 24th-largest yacht built by Ocean Alexander. The owner of Ocean Alexander 100 yacht Lanikai is shown in SYT iQ and is exclusively available to subscribers. .
Lanikai is currently not for sale, but there are currently 2014 yachts for sale in the world. There are currently 2 Ocean Alexander 100 yachts for sale in the world and 18 Ocean Alexander 100 yachts in the global superyacht fleet. Motor yacht Lanikai was last sold in 2018. According to data from our market intelligence system SYT iQ, she was one of the 826 yachts that were sold in 2018. It is not known if yacht Lanikai has a superyacht infotainment system by YachtEye.
Dimensions
Overall length
30.53m (100'2")
Length at waterline
26.8m (87'11")
Beam
7.01m (22'12")
Draught min.
1.68m (5'6")
Draught max.
1.96m (6'5")
Gross tonnage
173
Full load displacement
104
Build
Builder
Ocean Alexander
Port
Kaoshiung
Country
Taiwan
Year
2018
Materials
Hull
GRP
Superstructure
GRP
Design
Naval
Ocean Alexander
Exterior
Evan K Marshall
Interior
Evan K Marshall
Vessel details
Type
Motor
Hull type
Mono hull yacht
Hull configuration
Semi-displacement
Number of decks
2
Accommodation
Number of guests
8
Guest cabins
4
Number of crew
5
Crew cabins
3
Performance & capabilities
Speed/range
/ n/M
Fuel capacity
15,141L (3,999.828g)
Water capacity
2,461L (650.127g)
Propulsion
Type Count Manufacturer
Propellers 2
Engines
Manufacturer Model Type Year RPM KW HP Count
Caterpillar Inc C32 Diesel 1435 1924 2
Total 2869 3848