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Secure, linked modular buildings to house essential control and automation systems on a large scale.
© Portakabin Limited
It's great that they're increasing the security of my Internet banking with this SecurID One Time Password token, but the usual "we can provide this leaflet in alternative formats" message made me wonder. It's great that a visually impaired person can find out about the new tokens, but I wonder what equivalent security they offer to someone who cannot read the LCD. I just found this a little funny really.
I'd argue this is negligent bordering on criminal.
My coworker was driving on the highway when the truck in front of him lost a large piece of metal it was carrying. If flew through the air and struck the van.
If you look at the photo of the steering wheel, you'll see it's bent. The steering wheel kept him from being impaled in the chest, neck or face.
Airbags did not deploy and he was covered in glass.
Police are still looking for that driver, who caused three additional, separate, accidents up the road as more metal rods fell off his truck.
"Securing Europe after Napoleon: 1815 and the New European Security Culture" Book launch and discussion featuring authors and editors Professors Ido de Haan (Utrecht University, Queen Wilhelmina Visiting Professor, Columbia University), Beatrice de Graaf (Utrecht), Brian Vick (Emory), and moderator Professor Adam Tooze (Columbia)
Photo credits: YurI Kazakov for the European Institute.
Woman covering up the the unburnt bricks.
Taken on May 1st 2009.
Brick kiln near Dhamrai, Savar. Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Members of the National Guard from Idaho and Alaska cuff an insurgent outside a mock prison during Vigilant Guard Alaska 2010. (Photo by Air Force Maj. Candis Olmstead.)
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Check out how many chains this idiot has on the reel. It weighs about 45,000lbs. So it should have 9 or 10 chains holding it down.
It has 2.
Think about what that reel can do if it comes loose. It will roll right over your car, squashing it flat. It will roll right through your house. It will not stop until the kinetic energy has dissipated, or it comes up against something with more mass than it has that is solid enough to dissipate that energy.
This custom created piece was developed for Beekman 1802. The artist basket weaver makes the basket and wire work and acquires the leather and wood from other artists. The strap carries and secures the precious cargo. It is a wonderfully crafted piece.
A cop keeps watch over the crumbling pavement of a dead K-Mart in Saint John, Indiana.
We live in a time of Apocalypse, but this image seems particularly Apocalyptic to me. It also seems appropriately Hoosier.
Edited to Ad: I went on the Google after I posted this just now to see if I could find out when this K-Mart closed -- it shut down in 2011 -- and learned that this was the site of a mass shooting in 1985. A local man shot a motorcyclist on US 41 (the road Robin and I were driving on when I took this picture), then went over to the K-Mart and started shooting at people in there. He killed three people before being gunned down by cops. Which all makes this picture even darker than it was.
There's news coverage of the shooting on YouTube, if you want to see how this sort of thing was covered 38 years ago. (Note to Robin: The on-scene report was made by an extremely young version of Chuck Goudie.)