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Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center: south hangar panorama, including Vought OS2U-3 Kingfisher seaplane, B-29 Superfortress “Enola Gay”, amongst other folks

Image by Chris Devers
Quoting Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum | Vought OS2U-3 Kingfisher:

The Kingfisher was the U.S. Navy’s main ship-based, scout and observation aircraft throughout Planet War II. Revolutionary spot welding strategies gave it a smooth, non-buckling fuselage structure. Deflector plate flaps that hung from the wing’s trailing edge and spoiler-augmented ailerons functioned like further flaps to enable slower landing speeds. Most OS2Us operated in the Pacific, exactly where they rescued several downed airmen, including Globe War I ace Eddie Rickenbacker and the crew of his B-17 Flying Fortress.

In March 1942, this airplane was assigned to the battleship USS Indiana. It later underwent a six-month overhaul in California, returned to Pearl Harbor, and rejoined the Indiana in March 1944. Lt. j.g. Rollin M. Batten Jr. was awarded the Navy Cross for creating a daring rescue in this airplane beneath heavy enemy fire on July four, 1944.

Transferred from the United States Navy.

Manufacturer:
Vought-Sikorsky Aircraft Division

Date:
1937

Country of Origin:
United States of America

Dimensions:
General: 15ft 1 1/8in. x 33ft 9 1/2in., 4122.6lb., 36ft 1 1/16in. (460 x 1030cm, 1870kg, 1100cm)

Components:
Wings covered with fabric aft of the major spar

Physical Description:
Two-seat monoplane, deflector plate flaps hung from the trailing edge of the wing, ailerons drooped at low airspeeds to function like further flaps, spoilers.

• • • • •

Quoting Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum | Boeing B-29 Superfortress &quotEnola Gay&quot:

Boeing’s B-29 Superfortress was the most sophisticated propeller-driven bomber of Planet War II and the very first bomber to house its crew in pressurized compartments. Despite the fact that designed to fight in the European theater, the B-29 located its niche on the other side of the globe. In the Pacific, B-29s delivered a selection of aerial weapons: standard bombs, incendiary bombs, mines, and two nuclear weapons.

On August 6, 1945, this Martin-constructed B-29-45-MO dropped the very first atomic weapon used in combat on Hiroshima, Japan. 3 days later, Bockscar (on display at the U.S. Air Force Museum near Dayton, Ohio) dropped a second atomic bomb on Nagasaki, Japan. Enola Gay flew as the advance climate reconnaissance aircraft that day. A third B-29, The Fantastic Artiste, flew as an observation aircraft on each missions.

Transferred from the United States Air Force.

Manufacturer:
Boeing Aircraft Co.
Martin Co., Omaha, Nebr.

Date:
1945

Country of Origin:
United States of America

Dimensions:
General: 900 x 3020cm, 32580kg, 4300cm (29ft six five/16in. x 99ft 1in., 71825.9lb., 141ft 15/16in.)

Components:
Polished all round aluminum finish

Physical Description:
4-engine heavy bomber with semi-monoqoque fuselage and high-aspect ratio wings. Polished aluminum finish all round, normal late-World War II Army Air Forces insignia on wings and aft fuselage and serial number on vertical fin 509th Composite Group markings painted in black &quotEnola Gay&quot in black, block letters on reduce left nose.

Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center: Monnett Moni stunt plane, hanging more than the B-29 Enola Gay

Image by Chris Devers
Quoting Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum | Monnett Moni:

Schoolteacher John Monnett designed the Moni (mo-nee) throughout the early 1980s, and then coined the term ‘air recreation vehicle’ to describe this airplane. Monnett’s style nearly captured all the merits that so a lot of leisure pilots longed to uncover in one particular aircraft. The Moni looked excellent just sitting on the ramp. It performed properly, and an individual reasonably handy with typical shop tools could construct one particular in their personal garage. The style had considerably going for it, but like so a lot of homebuilt aircraft ahead of and since, a handful of crucial engineering lapses in the style, plus problems with the engine and propeller, relegated the Moni to the category of homebuilt aircraft that guarantee considerably in style but fail to provide. Harold C. Weston generously donated his Moni to the National Air and Space Museum in April 1992. Weston built the airplane himself and flew it far more than 40 hours.

Gift of Harold C. Weston.

Designer:
John Monnett

Manufacturer:
Harold Weston

Nation of Origin:
United States of America

Dimensions:
Wingspan: 8.four m (27 ft six in)
Length: four.five m (14 ft 7.5. in)
Height: .7 m (28 in)
Weights: Gross, 227 kg (500 lb)
Empty, 118 kg (260 lb)
Engine: KFM 107E, two-cylinder, two-stroke air-cooled, 25 horsepower

Materials:
Overall – Aluminum airframe, semi-monocoque construction.

Physical Description:
Low-wing, vee-tail motorglider, beige with purple, red, and orange trim single-seat aircraft built from parts sent to builder by mail-order kit mounted on roadable trailer with wings detached (A19940029000).

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Argonne, KAERI to develop prototype nuclear reactor

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Argonne will support the Korean Atomic Power Investigation Institute’s development of a Prototype Generation-IV Sodium-cooled Quick Reactor that incorporates an innovative metal fuel developed at Argonne. The fuel’s inherent safety prospective was demonstrated in landmark tests performed on the Experimental Breeder Reactor-II. Image credit: KAERI. Study a lot more &raquo

1955 Leyland Bus, Longwell Green Coach Works

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1955 Leyland Double Decker Bus at Longwell Green Coach Operates BS30.

W.J. Bence &amp Sons – Pioneer’s of Early Motor Transport.

New Book About Bristol’s buses

When the very first double-decker buses left the factory and took to the roads, they encountered a key problem – they have been just too high to get under most railway bridges.

One particular answer, perhaps the most obvious, was to reduced the ceiling on the upper deck.

But even though the engineers managed to minimize the height by about a foot or so, the bench-sort seating arrangements upstairs and encroachment into the reduce deck proved unworkable.

There just wasn’t sufficient space for the passengers to sit comfortably.

The Bristol Tramways and Carriage Firm, then primarily based in Brislington, toiled for several years to overcome the problem.

As an alternative of hunting at the upper deck, engineers thought about lowering the chassis and, in 1949, the first of two prototypes took to the road.

The bus, a wonderful example of Bristol engineering and design, was recognized as the Bristol Lodekka.

With an general height of about 13ft 6in, a drop-centre design and style rear axle permitted a a lot lower floor on the bottom deck and a conventional layout on the best deck.

Production started in 1954 and the Lodekka quickly became a staple of the bus scene. Organizations across the UK had been quickly snapping them up.

A single man who remembers the vehicle with fantastic fondness is Brislington-born author and bus enthusiast Martin Curtis.

He told Bristol Times: &quotMy father, Don, worked on the really initial prototype at Brislington’s Motor Constructional Performs. I was a bus enthusiast even prior to I started operating for the old Bristol Omnibus Firm in 1972.

&quotAnd because 1999, I’ve been managing director of the Bath Bus Business.&quot

His book about the Lodekka – the sixth he has researched and written – covers the history, design, improvement and production of the car.

Packed with hundreds of illustrations, it includes chapters on prototypes and trials, pre-production models and then, lastly, how the Lodekka fared following the introduction of one particular- man-operated buses.

Martin, 53, mentioned: &quotIt took me about a year to place collectively, with the photographs coming from a network of friends.&quot

Though the bus chassis was built in Bristol, Martin recalls how the automobiles were then driven to Lowestoft in East Anglia to have the bodywork fitted.

He said: &quotThe 265-mile trip took two days, and it certainly showed the autos were reputable and road-worthy.

&quotLike all the residents of Brislington, I was familiar with the sight of Lodekkas running around on test.

&quotLots of people will bear in mind seeing them driven by way of Bristol’s streets minus their bodywork.

&quotIt was a single of the most revolutionary double- decker designs ever observed.&quot

Martin’s book is the 1st to cover the history of the Lodekka in depth.

He explains: &quotBristol genuinely did lead the way when it came to lowering the entire height of the bus. Other producers tried, but failed.

&quotOver the subsequent three or 4 years, new legislation will imply all buses have to have low floors for simpler access.

&quotYet, here in Bristol, 60 years ago, they had been already pioneering low-floor autos.&quot

But as 1-man operated buses came onto the market place in the 1960s, so the writing was on the wall for the two-man (driver and conductor) Lodekka.

Then, rather unexpectedly, the bus was immortalised in well-liked British culture by the 1970s comedy series, On The Buses starring Reg Varney, which featured the vehicle.

Following their retirement from service, many of the buses survived by becoming converted into open-leading autos for seaside or city tour operate.

Martin said: &quotI seem to have tapped into the nostalgia marketplace.

&quotAll my bus books have sold really nicely – the publishers are fairly surprised.&quot

● Bristol Lodekka, by Martin S Curtis is published by Ian Allan. It fees £16.99.

Bookbinding Miniature Book. In Progress. | Catherine Mommsen Scott

Image by Doeki
2.five&quot x 3.5&quot
Prototype, reverse engineered from one of my initial books. Lost all my patterns in moving.
Faux leather cover with gold antiquing. Plain brown paper pages. Hand sewn, seven signatures of 5 sheets each.
Headband is mulberry paper and cord.

Honda to soon come with a prototype

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by Alex Layzell

Honda, a Japanese premium organization in the production of automobiles, two wheelers and engines has plans to showcase the prototype representation worldwide to unveil an all new little size auto. The new tiny size auto will be launched in Thailand in 2011 but will be exhibited in the 27th Thailand International Motor Expo 2010 which will commence in November and also will be introduced in India soon. The Honda New Small Concept has already been exhibited in India in January and In Thailand in March in 2010. The prototype depicts the auto packaging comparable to the mass production model. Honda is organizing to bring in two various models which will be primarily based on the Prototype, of the small automobile primarily based on the basic style. Honda, in India is preparing to come with a new tiny automobile which will be manufactured as per Indian norms to advantage from the increasing demand in the Indian car marketplace. And in Thailand, Honda plans to come with the new model which will fulfil the needs of the island’s fuel efficient norms. Honda, apart from showcasing the two new different versions for the sub Continent nations is also preparing to exhibit Honda Accord, Honda City, Honda Civic, Honda Jazz (in Japan, it is also known as Fit), Honda Freed and Honda CR-V. The firm will also showcase its two wheeler which is a new sports model set for international common and a scooter model made on worldwide standard. Both the two wheelers will be exported from Thailand. With plans to expand much more in the Indian auto industry, Honda typically comes with newer technology and revised products. Honda is arranging to revamp the Honda Jazz soon. The changes are not much but the exterior appears will be created far more sleek and fashionable. If seeking at the Indian industry, Honda Jazz is positioned in the hatchback segment. It is the very first automobile from the Honda in this segment. The hatchback is made on the identical lines as Honda City which guarantees technological advancement and varied functions. The savvy auto is totally equipped with 1.2 litre, 1198 cc engine affixed with 4 cylinder which offers 90 Ps @ 6200 rpm and 116 Nm torque @ 4900 rpm. The rivals of Honda Jazz in India incorporate Skoda Fabia, Hyundai i20 and Chevrolet SRV.

At CarDekho.com, we supply details on the most recent Honda Jazz and much more importantly the low cost Honda City

sandblasted nosings

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sandblasted nosings

Image by Caliper Studio
Center stringer comfort stair connects two office floors in Starret Lehigh building. Stringer and slab edge assemblies are blackened. Twenty 4 stainless steel treads are welded to the stringer form a continuous ribbon. 1 1/4&quot diameter handrail posts are continuous bent &quotC&quot shapes that wrap around treds and are welded to stringer. Stair will be delivered to internet site in one particular piece [24′ extended 3′ wide 3′ tall @ 2000lbs].

Style by Diller Scofidio + Renfro

Detailing, Fabrication and Installation by Caliper Studio. Caliper Studio engaged Eckersley O’Callaghan &amp partners for engineering services.

from above riser nosing top

Image by Caliper Studio
Center stringer convenience stair connects two workplace floors in Starret Lehigh creating. Stringer and slab edge assemblies are blackened. Twenty four stainless steel treads are welded to the stringer form a continuous ribbon. 1 1/four&quot diameter handrail posts are continuous bent &quotC&quot shapes that wrap about treds and are welded to stringer. Stair will be delivered to site in one particular piece [24′ lengthy 3′ wide 3′ tall @ 2000lbs].

Design by Diller Scofidio + Renfro

Detailing, Fabrication and Installation by Caliper Studio. Caliper Studio engaged Eckersley O’Callaghan &amp partners for engineering solutions.

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Image from page 149 of “Railway and locomotive engineering : a sensible journal of railway motive power and rolling stock” (1901)

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Title: Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive energy and rolling stock
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors:
Subjects: Railroads Locomotives
Publisher: New York : A. Sinclair Co
Contributing Library: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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-jected to all manner of importunities toside-step or distort details already stated. A night train was descending the gradeinto a division station where a change ofengines was to be produced. As the trainapproached the station it was not underfull manage and the engineer, evidently infear of striking the engine waiting to re-lieve him, jumped off and was killed. Thesuit was promptly instituted against thetailroad organization and long soon after, I withnumerous other people, were notified to appearat the court property of a fairly tiny In-diana city, on a specific date. The courtconvened in due time, a jury was drawnand soon after a number of preliminaries,among which was a supply of cuspidorsfor the granger jurymen, all of whomwere vigorously chewing plug tobacco, andoccasionally expectorating at the nearestcuspidor with practically the precision of aprojectile fired from a gun, the trial started.For some purpose not apparent I was re-tained as the final witness and as a conse-quence I sat for numerous days in the court

Text Appearing Right after Image:
TANK LOCOMOTIVE FOR THE KOWLOON-CANTON RAILW each and every. The passenger coaches are of thebogie type, with corridor, and fittedthroughout with electric light and allmodern improvements. There are alto-gether eight passenger coaches. Thecompletion of this line will no doubtprove to be of fantastic value to Britishand other interests in China. These factsshow also the little beginnings fromwhich railway enterprises frequently commence.China is awakening, and in a couple of yearsit is probable that the complete country willbe covered with the modern steel higher-methods of commerce. Old-Time Railroad Reminiscences.By S. J. Kidder. I believe a somewhat general impressionprevails among the railroad laymen thata man who gets into the air brake busi-ness has his time fairly completely occupied inlooking soon after such issues as pertain to I have been named upon fairly a numbercf occasions to seem as a witness on behalfof railroads, but thankfully was in a position toget off with but slight cross-examinationby resorting to some of the intr

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Leica X1 Assessment

Image by elviskennedy
For the full set of Leica X1 sample photos go to the Leica X1 Sample Images set in the elviskennedy photostream right here www.flickr.com/pictures/elviskennedy/sets/72157626825279684…

The Leica X1 appears and feels like the precision instrument that you would count on it to be. It is a Leica after all. For more than one hundred years Leica has engineered and crafted state-of-the-art optical instruments, and the Leica X1 is no exception – it continues the tradition.

What is the Leica X1? Simply place it is a big sensor, tiny body digital camera. By massive sensor Elvis means significantly bigger than the sensors found in pocket sized point and shoot cameras. In fact, the sensor in the X1 is almost as big as the sensors discovered in digital SLR cameras. Bigger sensor generally indicates higher image quality (a lot more on that in a moment). By tiny physique Elvis indicates significantly smaller than digital SLR cameras. Smaller body indicates less difficult to carry and have with you (and less difficult to hide for you secret agent types).

What does all of this imply? Essentially it implies that you can have image quality nearly as high as an SLR camera in a package almost as small as a point and shoot camera. These are both quite good issues.

You can note that the Leica X1 is not a do everything camera and be disappointed. It does not have lots of menus filled with shooting choices, post processing choices or an array of fancy shooting gimmicks and tricks. It doesn’t have (gasp!) video. You happen to be stuck with a 35mm field of view lens. Or you can take the alternative view as Elvis does and look at the Leica X1 as a do a single thing really properly camera and be happy.

The Leica X1 is basic to operate. You won’t miss shots since you left your menu settings on some silly choice. You won’t waste time more than-considering which shooting alternative or which lens to use. You won’t be disappointed with the shaky video that you get with most SLR cameras. You will be amazed at the image quality. And you are going to be tickled with the famous Leica &quotlook&quot that you can only get with genuine Leica lenses.

Leading 5 Factors to Really like the Leica X1

The Leica lens and the Leica lens &quotlook&quot
It compliments your digital SLR
Ease of use
Image Good quality
Image High quality

NOTE: Elvis’ testimonials are based on gear that Elvis bought with his own, challenging-earned income. This means that Elvis went via some sort of justification in acquiring the piece of gear and/or that it was probably to fill some want. Elvis does not acquire stuff just to assessment it. Consequently, if you’re searching for reasons not to like the Leica X1 you will want to look elsewhere. Elvis is a lover, not a hater. The intent of this review is to show you what the X1 can and can not do, how it operates in actual operation and what you can count on in end benefits. The intent is not to nit pick the X1 or to evaluate it to a variety of other cameras in some sort of contest.

The Leica Lens &amp The Leica &quotLook&quot

The Leica lens integrated with every single X1 is a valid purpose to obtain the X1. It really is a 24mm f/two.eight Elmarit. Leica aficionados recognize that to be a globe class lens. To these new to Leica, let Elvis to assure you that the lens top quality is of the highest order. The &quotlook&quot of a lens, or household of lenses is difficult to describe. Ineffable, really. It will not quit Elvis from trying though. Elvis’ two favorite lenses ever are the Leica 35 f/two Summicron aspherical and the Nikon 85 f/1.4. These two lenses are bright, sharp, have a remarkable flatness of field and when used appropriately make quite pleasing out of concentrate ( bokeh ) places. These attributes make for great landscapes and spectacular portraits. Elvis argues that these two lenses are so very good that you can justify acquiring a great camera physique on which to attach them. They really are that good.

What does that have to do with the lens on the X1? The 24mm on the X1 produces photographs that give a &quotlook&quot that is comparable to Elvis’ two favored lenses described above. Vibrant, sharp, flat field and pleasing out-of-concentrate places. And do not let the 24mm moniker concern you. As an APS-C sensor camera there is a multiplication aspect to consider: 1.five. That 24mm on the X1 offers you a 35mm field of view, which is just about the most versatile field of view there is.

Take a close appear at the sample pictures provided by Elvis. Click on every single image to view the photos in their full-file glory. And click on More Pictures to see, well, Far more Photos.

It Compliments Your Digital SLR

The X1 is the ideal (and Elvis means ideal) camera with which to compliment your digital SLR. Your SLR gives you lots of shooting possibilities, lots of lens choices, video and all types of fun tricks to play around with. That is your principal camera. The Leica X1 compliments this by getting tiny and pocketable with higher image high quality. Going on trip? Use your SLR at Disney Globe, on the vehicle trip to the mountaintop lookout and on photography certain excursions. Pack the X1 for street shooting, at the beach, hiking and when out to dinner. Shooting a sporting occasion? The SLR is excellent for action shots throughout the game. The X1 is great for shooting the group for the duration of pre-game pep talks, players on the sidelines and right after game celebrations and group activities. Weddings? SLR is fantastic for formals and receptions. Leica X1 is great for in the course of the ceremony given that it is silent in operation. You get the notion. With an SLR and an X1 you are well equipped for any photographic opportunity.

Ease of Use

In use the Leica X1 is terrific. Take a couple of minutes to recognize the few shooting possibilities that the X1 provides, set your favorites and you are now prepared to shoot at a moment’s notice. There is absolutely nothing to the X1 that will slow you down. It really is a photographic machine – plain and easy.

Is it the quickest focusing camera ever? No it is not. In dim light it can take a handful of seconds to focus. But keep in mind that the Leica lens is sharp and what you want is precise focusing to take benefit of that sharp lens. Just like a manually focused lens it can take a moment to get it critically right. And in medium to vibrant light it’s quickly. (See Elvis’ test of the enhanced focusing speed with new firmware Right here).

The battery and charger are both little and portable. The SD cards employed in the X1 are universally accepted, fast and durable (and low-cost). The DNG files can be opened with virtually any photo editing application and are claimed to be future-proof.

The little size and light weight of the Leica X1 can’t be overstated. The camera is extremely effortless to deal with, use and pocket. But don’t let the size and weight fool you – it is built to exacting standards and is jewel-like and elegant to hold.

It may quite nicely be the camera with the highest image high quality that you could hand to a stranger to take your image in front of (name landmark right here) and not need to explain to the stranger how to use it. It’s simplicity belies it’s strength.

Image Quality

If you are familiar with Leica imaging you will instantly recognize that pedigree in the X1 photographs. If you are new to Leica you are in for a treat. The X1, like the Leica M series of cameras and lenses, produces sparkling, clear and crisp photographs with smooth and pleasing out of concentrate locations. Lack of flare and lack of field curvature are other traits in the planet of Leica.

You needn’t appear hard to discern Leica photographs. It really is instantly apparent. Elvis is particularly fond of the crispness of Leica photographs. It really is not specifically sharpness and it’s not specifically contrast – it is crispness (Elvis warned you at the outset of this evaluation that these are difficult issues to define). Just appear at the samples and see if you can note these factors.

Point and shoot cameras and four/3rds cameras are no match for the Leica X1 when it comes to image quality. Some DSLRs can have a slight edge but at a size and weight expense. The Fuji X100 is a close match in a distinct (not as basic) physique, and should be a camera that you consider (see Elvis’ comparison of the Leica X1 and Fuji X100 Here), but it won’t give you the Leica &quotlook&quot, ease of use or pocket ability.

When it comes to image quality, engineering matters. Leica excels at engineering. Some primary keys are sensor high quality, lens (glass, not plastic) quality, lens-to-sensor distance, lens element positioning and consistency, lens element coatings, use of aspherical surfaces, durability of supplies used. All of these regions are strengths of the Leica firm and have been for generations.

Superior lens glass is more critical than a high resolution image monitor. A superior sensor is much more important than a video mode. A clean and straightforward but very technical light path is far more critical than page after web page of shooting and post processing possibilities. You get the idea right here. Leica focused on the image path and little else.

A larger image sensor is a extremely very good issue. All things being equal, a bigger sensor captures images with a greater dynamic range than a smaller sized sensor. Basically, greater dynamic range signifies much more detail in dark places, medium locations and light locations of the scene. Greater image quality. As a bonus, bigger image sensors generate a smaller depth of field for any given aperture setting, allowing for superior out of focus regions and image &quotpop&quot.

Leica managed to mount a big image sensor into a little camera and for the initial time we have a pocketable camera that can generate higher image quality. Some believed that the so-called 4 thirds method cameras were going to be the resolution. The sensor in the Leica X1 is roughly 60% larger than the four thirds sensors and in Elvis’ estimation the resulting image top quality is at least double. There’s practically nothing incorrect with the 4 thirds cameras but the X1 image top quality is greater. The image sensor in the X1 is eight to ten instances larger than the sensors in common point and shoot cameras. You don’t require Elvis to do that math for you.

In a planet of do-it-all cameras with choices as well numerous to mention (let alone completely understand) one particular could say that Leica took a flyer with the X1. Ignoring video, not getting tempted with gimmicks and gadgets could be considered a threat. But that would be a full misunderstanding of what Leica is. Leica has often been about stripping photography down to it really is bare essence. Focus on the image. Let other companies throw out dozens of possibilities to see what sticks. Leica must be applauded for putting a superior, big sensor behind a true Leica lens and stuffing each into an elegant and portable body.

For a complete set of sample photos taken with the Leica X1 got to Elvis Kennedy’s Leica X1 group folder of the photostream. The outcome of all of this engineering is that you can get a high image quality creating machine in a modest and elegant package. A correct industry top item, the Leica X1.

For the complete set of sample photographs go Right here, and be certain to hit the &quotO&quot button above every single image to see them in their Original, complete size.

For far more go to www.elviskennedy.com

Douglas A-3 Skywarrior simulator cab:

Image by wbaiv
Note VAK-308 sticker
This simulator has ‘stuff’ for the pilot and the bombardier-navigator/refueling/electronic warfare wizard. No co-pilot in an A-3. The stuff in front of the proper seat would have been bombing and navigation equipment, initially. From my check out to the actual EKA-3B outside, I do not think this is the same appropriate-seat stuff as that a tanker. Could be earlier, later, some of each, for an ECM bird. The pilot and rear gunner sat back to back in the single, fore-and-aft-facing seat, on the left, which has no actual aft-facing seat in this image. There is some kind of an electronics box in the way….

The Navy insisted on the radar guided twin 20mm tail turret, which Heinimann &amp the Douglas engineers believed was unnecessary weight… but the turrets came off early and the squared-off fuselage endings contained who knew what neat radio antennae. And other stuff. A massive, capable aircraft, the A-3 was bought as a nuclear bomber, speedily discovered a second career as a tanker and added all sorts of electronic reconnaissance and electronic warfare capability in addition to hauling fuel for those who necessary it. For the very first time, over Vietnam and points east, airplanes with heretofore fatal fuel leaks from enemy fire could plug into a tanker and burn sufficient of the fuel pouring by way of them to fly property, Or close to property. Away from the shore.

As was distressingly widespread in the 1960s, when the Navy’s plane was put up against what the USAF had been buying, the Navy plane was much better. That’s how the USAF got the F-four Phantom II (quite briefly the F-110) and the A-7 (constantly the A-7). Neither the USAF nor Douglas could stop the gravitational drift that overwhelmed the &quotUSAF A-3&quot, which morphed into the Douglas B-66 Destroyer. Bet they cost a lot much more than an A-three. (a person have to have giggled more than that name…) No surprise, the USAF already had big tankers, so the B-66s became electronic warfare platforms in rapid time… over Vietnam, over Germany, and anywhere else the USAF flew in the 1960s.

You can locate images of a formation of F-105D &quotThunderchiefs&quot all dropping their iron bombs at the identical time, on signal from an RB-66, that presumably has a radar bombing set-up, and/or unique radio navigation aids. Because the bombs are being dropped through 10/10th cloud. Not, mmm, &quotprecision&quot weapon delivery, if you will. Several planes dropping numerous bombs and quite possibly in numerous attacks to take out a single target… say, the Paul Daumer Bridge or &quotHanoi Thermal Power Station&quot.

Its good to feel you could precompute almost everything and drop iron bombs from four-7 miles up and have a military impact. A lot of folks DID think that, but it wasn’t one thing that actually occurred. Unless you could drop hundreds of bombs from your three plane cells of B-52s. Finally, with Paveway laser-guided bombs, the USAF got precision weapons that really worked. Much more than a single target per plane, rather of a lot more than a single plane, more than one particular raid, per target.

Which is why the US Navy and Marine Corps aviators had place so much effort into hitting certain targets bang proper on the head using dive bombing. For instance, in Nicaragua, in the 1920s and 30s. And other ‘close air support’ strategies.

DSC_0135
Father’s day, 2013

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William T. Sherman

Image by dbking
William Tecumseh Sherman Monument
Place: 15th Street at Pennsylvania Ave. NW
Sculptor: Carl Rohl-Smith
Date: 1903
Medium: Bronze

Even though the Grant Memorial might be the grandest, the Sherman Monument behind the U.S. Treasury is the biggest and most complex of all the Civil War memorials.

Before the Civil War, Sherman had floundered in life. He graduated from West Point in 1840 and went on to serve in the Mexican War, but resigned his commission in 1853 to enter the banking organization. But as banks failed, so did his banking career. When he tried to return to the military he was rebuffed and turned to law but lost the only case he tried. In 1861, at the outbreak of the Civil War, Sherman was serving as superintendent of a new military college in Louisiana but turned down a commission in the Confederate Army. At age 41, he was reappointed as colonel of the 13th infantry as the standard U.S. army expanded. His memoirs note that he “felt as though there was now a goal in his life” at this commission. Attaining the rank of commander of the Army of the Tennessee in 1863, Sherman’s “March to the Sea” during the winter of 1864-1865 captured the imagination of the North. This occasion led the press, who Sherman mistrusted and who disliked him in return, to turn into an immensely attractive hero. As a lieutenant general and then common and commander of the whole army from 1869-1883, Sherman was well-liked amongst veterans, whose welfare he looked after. He was active in veterans’ organizations, in continual demand as a speaker at reunions, dedications, and encampments, and he rarely turned down an invitation to “mix with the boys.” When word of his death in February 1891 reached the Society of the Army of the Tennessee, its officers began to program for a memorial honoring his memory.

Choice of the Sculptor

As with the Grant Memorial (although many years later), members at the society’s summer season encampment voted to erect a memorial to honor him “in the nation’s capitol, the heart of Union he had fought to save.” Congress was asked for and appropriated ,000 to establish the Sherman Monument Commission. The Society swiftly established committees in each and every state to raise funds, writing solicitation letters to many military organizations of the day, as well as encouraging each and every Union veteran to contribute to the statue fund “so that when the statue is erected in Washington, every soldier who sees it will really feel that it is a component of his effort.” With the plea for funds was an emotional circular to remind veterans of Sherman’s concern for them. Regardless of the appeals, only ,469.91 was raised, requiring Congress to double its contribution. By 1895, confident that they would be effective in raising the final funds required, the Society announced a competitors to pick a design for the monument. The Society wanted only equestrian models from American artists and asked the National Sculpture Society to assist in the choice of the artist.

By April 1896, twenty-3 sculptors had submitted models. Numerous of the sculptors had submitted models for earlier monumental commissions but had lost. The models had been displayed in the basement of the War Division where the public could view them and offer opinions. In mid-May possibly, the commission announced 4 finalists and the National Sculpture Society sent a delegation of the nation’s most prominent sculptors to evaluate the finalist’s models. The public had favored the most elaborate model, submitted by Danish born Carl Rohl-Smith, but the National Sculpture Society’s judges relegated Rohl-Smith’s design and style to the bottom, discovering “it is ill conceived and overdone.” Two weeks following the National Sculpture Society’s delegation opined, the Sherman Monument commission announced Rohl-Smith as the winner. The losers had been outraged and cried foul, claiming that the Sherman Monument Commission entirely disregarded the opinion of the professionals. The National Sculpture Society also protested the decision. The “Washington Star” newspaper referred to as the competitors a “bunko game.” In June, at the urging of the National Sculpture Society, Sen. Wolcott (CO), who had mentioned the nation’s capital was already disgraced by sufficient bad sculpture, presented a resolution for an inquiry into the award of the Sherman commission. What ensued was a debate that intensified the fantastic divide amongst the “artistic experts” who disliked Rohl-Smith’s model and the public’s wish for Rohl-Smith’s design and style. The wrangling continued till July, with Rohl-Smith possessing to deny that he had any influence in Washington, only the ideal design and style. Finally, the opposition surrendered and Rohl-Smith went to work on his sculpture.

The Location

Whilst the selection approach was contentious at greatest, the selection of the location for Rohl-Smith’s statue, which was going on simultaneously, was much less difficult. A slight incline on the south side of the Treasury building was identified, because it was exactly where Sherman had watched the two-day Grand Review of the Union Army in Might 1865. On the initial day of the evaluation, Sherman stood silently watching the Army of the Potomac march by in precision. Sherman’s personal men (the Army of the Tennessee) would pass in assessment the second day, and worried they would not measure up to the Army of the Potomac, he rode across the river to their camp and called collectively all his commanding officers. He described in detail the precision marching of the Army of the Potomac, hoping that the officers would relay this to his men and inspire them to appear as sharp as the Army of the Potomac. On the second day of the review, Sherman led the Army of the Tennessee up Pennsylvania Avenue with the military bands playing “Marching Via Georgia,” a new tune in their honor. As he and his band of males neared the rise at the Treasury creating, Sherman pulled aside, turned facing eastward in his saddle, and with President Johnson and other dignitaries watched his guys march down Pennsylvania Avenue toward him and the reviewing dignitaries.
Commenting on the second day of the Grand Overview, the Washington Star reported that “this day’s guys were taller, lankier, more sun beaten that these who had marched the day before. Their strides have been longer, more confident. They swung along with an easy grace and their spirits high. They were magnificent.” Crowds along Pennsylvania Avenue cheered them, throwing flowers and Sherman was practically overcome with emotion. In his memoirs he recalls this to be “one of the happiest, most satisfying moments of his life.” For that reason, this spot was chosen as the place for the Sherman monument, and the pride Sherman felt watching his males would be captured by Rohl-Smith in the statue itself.

The Sculpture Requires Shape

In 1897, Rohl-Smith set up his studio in a huge barn-like structure that the Secretary of the Treasury built for him near the web site. The developing integrated an apartment exactly where he and his wife Sara lived even though he worked. In 1900, having completed models for the equestrian statue and 3 of the 4 soldiers that would stand guard at the monument’s corners, Rohl-Smith sailed to Denmark for a visit. While there, he died unexpectedly at age of 52 in Copenhagen. His wife, Sara, asked the Sherman Monument Commission to permit her to arrange the artist who would complete the statue and the commission agreed. Sara, along with some of the young Scandinavians who had been operating with her husband, effectively directed the completion of the monument making use of her late husband’s original drawings. In August 1903, the Washington Star reported that the first cast sections of the 14’ tall equestrian statue have been arriving at the website. Sherman’s torso, hands, arms, shoulders, neck and head comprised the biggest piece.

Design and style Components

On each and every corner of the tiered platform, facing outward, were placed four life size soldiers representing infantry, cavalry, artillery, and engineers. A relief on the north side of the pedestal shows guys marching by means of Georgia as slaves step from their quarters to watch them pass. The relief on the south side depicts the Battle of Atlanta with Sherman and his staff at headquarters as smoke rises from the burning city in the distance. The reliefs on the west and east sides of the pedestal show Sherman walking amongst his males sleeping about a campfire and the basic with his officers on horseback just before the Battle of Missionary Ridge. Pairs of medallions bearing bas-reliefs of Sherman’s army and corps commanders (James Birdseye McPherson and Oliver O Howard, John A Logan and Francis Preston Blair, Greenville M. Dodge and Edward G. Ransom, and Benjamin Grierson and Andrew J. Smith) flank the larger reliefs on the east and west sides. Massive bronze groups installed halfway up the monument’s east and west sides depict “Peace” and “War”. “Peace,” on the east side, depicts a graceful woman holding an olive branch accompanied by 3 children, one particular feeding a dove. “War,” on the west side, is a horrible fury, seething with rage and hatred, who tramples humanity in the form of a dead young soldier at her feet. Big bronze vultures perch on the body about to feast on its flesh, graphically driving property Sherman’s well-known observation that “war is hell.” Inscribed on the north façade is yet another Sherman quote: “war’s genuine object is much more excellent peace.” Ultimately, inscribed in the wide mosaic band about the base of the monument are the several battles in which Sherman participated.

The Dedication Ceremony

The Society of the Army of the Tennessee created the plans for the dedication of the Sherman Monument. They arranged specific excursion trains to bring veterans to Washington, special hotel rates, and activities for veterans’ wives. As the date of dedication arrived, October 15, 1903, thousands arrived in Washington and filled all hotels, forcing numerous to remain in hotels as far away as Baltimore and Annapolis. In Washington, miles of bunting and acres of flags decorated businesses, properties, and government buildings. The base of the monument itself was entwined with 400’ of garland and at each and every corner stood wreaths 7’ in diameter. On every side of the base was a 6’ high shield of red, white, and blue flowers—one for every of the 4 armies. The statue of Sherman was enfolded amongst two huge American flags suspended on wires whilst a lot more flags covered the bronze soldiers at the corners. On the reviewing stand for the parade that preceded the ceremonies Turkish carpets were laid. Overstuffed armchairs for President Theodore Roosevelt and other dignitaries lined the freshly painted railings of the reviewing stand. A lot more than a thousand folding chairs had been arranged in a semi-circle in front for the actual unveiling, with two hundred unique chairs for the “veterans who had left limbs to rot on the battlefield” proper at the base of the statue. Specific tables were set aside for the press and the Western Union operators. The parade, which stretched for miles, started at 2:00pm. President Roosevelt could barely contain his enthusiasm and kept leaping out of his chair to wave and shout to passing units. The last tune played before the ceremony was “Marching By way of Georgia.” General Greenville Dodge, president of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee, presided. At Dodge’s signal, the late general’s young grandson, William Tecumseh Sherman Thorndike, pulled the cord that parted the flags to show Sherman astride his horse.

The ceremony was uncommon among dedications for the eloquence of its speakers. Dedication speeches had previously been patriotic and sentimental, but the speakers at this a single, particularly President Roosevelt, rose above the standard nostalgia. President Roosevelt’s speech was filled with moving, challenging imagery, because Roosevelt had an agenda and he relished the pulpit afforded to at this dedication ceremony (the nation had only lately finished the Spanish-American War), but his words express thoughts still valid these days.

President Roosevelt stated that, as an emerging international power, the nation must be ever vigilant and always robust and veterans in the audience roared in agreement. Roosevelt also used this chance to contact for a powerful national defense, chiding opponents by saying, “No man is warranted in feeling pride in the deeds of the Army and Navy of the previous if he does not back up the Army and Navy of the present.” Roosevelt wanted no 1 to rest on past laurels, calling for Americans to be vigorous, rigorous, up and performing noble deeds, and pursuing lofty objectives, stating that heroes like Sherman ought to spur citizens to comparable acts. The President known as for new patriotism, honesty and vigilance – all qualities exhibited by Sherman and other “great dead.” Roosevelt continued: “The triumphs of the previous need to be lessons that, if learned, would lead to victory in challenges however to come. It is a fantastic and glorious point for a nation to be stirred to present triumph by the splendid triumphs of the previous. But it is a shameful thing for a nation if these memories stir it only to empty boastings…We of the present, if we are correct to the past, must show by our lives that we have learned aright the lessons taught by the males who did the mighty deeds of the previous.” As Roosevelt spoke, the thousands of veterans sitting in front of him, who had carried out the “mighty deeds” of the past, have been stirred to know that this man wasn’t searching back in time but forward. He told these assembled that their hard won victories would guide the nation into a glorious future that they would not reside to see but whose destiny they had guaranteed. Through Roosevelt’s guarantee of a sort of immortality, the males of the armies of the Tennessee, Cumberland, Ohio and the Potomac rose and gave him 1 ovation following one more.

5 Items To Take Into Consideration When Picking Precision Engineers

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by tudedude

Detailed below are five essential elements

1. Knowledge and Facilities Available

A contemporary engineering firm ought to be in a position to provide a comprehensive variety of precision engineering options to make it possible for them to grow to be a accurate single supply supplier for precision engineering wants.

Amongst the expertise that could be obtainable are the following:-

. Turning

. Milling

. Grinding

. Assembly

. Welding

. Testing

. Inspecting

. Difficult Turning / Milling

. Prototyping

. Metal Therapy and Finishing

. Stockholding

. In home logistics

. Delivery to ‘JIT’ and Kanban systems

. Electronic schedule processing

. Collaborative price reduction exercises

. Speedy turnarounds

. Low volume batch function

. Higher volume production runs

. Lights out manufacturing

2. Materials Worked With

In addition to the many typical metals and plastics utilized in engineering, some precision engineers will have knowledge in engineering and machining from the following:-

. Titanium

. Inconel

. Hastelloy

. Waspaloy

. S17400

. 440C

. Nickel Iron (and other nickel alloys)

. Cobalt alloys

. Carbon / Graphite / Glass Reinforced Plastics

Encounter of these varieties of materials signifies a higher quantity of capability as they are challenging to perform with.

three. Expertise

Always examine case research to see what sort of work the manufacturing organization has carried out ahead of. Encounter of the following industries:- Aerospace, Defence, Automotive, Oil and Gas Industries, Medical and Nuclear, indicates a higher degree of interest to detail, very good quality production and adherence to schedules.

four. Accreditations

Within the manufacturing market you will find out a number of good quality standards that make the experts stand out. Constantly look for adherence to ISO 9001 production high quality requirements as a minimum. On best of that SC21 and accreditation from Rolls Royce is a pre-requisite for aeronautical engineering and documentation demands to conform to AS9102 standard.

Expertise of or accreditation to TS1694 standards are now needed for working in the automotive sector.

5. Capacity and Turnaround Instances

Capacity to meet volume specifications, flexibility, turn around instances, on time delivery and of course good quality functionality are all elements that require to be taken into consideration.

It is no great obtaining an engineering organization that cannot meet your requirements or schedules.

Every single of the above elements can be met by engineering organizations and ought to be evaluated prior to deciding upon the business that you decide to do organization with.

Coker Engineering Ltd are precision engineers primarily based in Somerset UK, supplying a correct single supply supplier precision engineering service.

Have a appear at their site http://www.cokerengineering.com for more details.

Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center: major hall panorama (P-40 et al)

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Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center: primary hall panorama (P-40 et al)

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Details, quoting from Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum | Curtiss P-40E Warhawk (Kittyhawk IA):

Whether identified as the Warhawk, Tomahawk, or Kittyhawk, the Curtiss P-40 proved to be a effective, versatile fighter for the duration of the initial half of Planet War II. The shark-mouthed Tomahawks that Gen. Claire Chennault’s &quotFlying Tigers&quot flew in China against the Japanese remain amongst the most popular airplanes of the war. P-40E pilot Lt. Boyd D. Wagner became the 1st American ace of Planet War II when he shot down six Japanese aircraft in the Philippines in mid-December 1941.

Curtiss-Wright built this airplane as Model 87-A3 and delivered it to Canada as a Kittyhawk I in 1941. It served till 1946 in No. 111 Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force. U.S. Air Force personnel at Andrews Air Force Base restored it in 1975 to represent an aircraft of the 75th Fighter Squadron, 23rd Fighter Group, 14th Air Force.

Donated by the Exchange Club in Memory of Kellis Forbes.

Manufacturer:
Curtiss Aircraft Company

Date:
1939

Nation of Origin:
United States of America

Dimensions:
General: 330 x 970cm, 2686kg, 1140cm (10ft 9 15/16in. x 31ft 9 7/8in., 5921.6lb., 37ft 4 13/16in.)

Materials:
All-metal, semi-monocoque

Physical Description:
Single engine, single seat, fighter aircraft.

Image from web page 548 of “The Bell Method technical journal” (1922)

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Title: The Bell Program technical journal
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: American Phone and Telegraph Business
Subjects: Telecommunication Electric engineering Communication Electronics Science Technologies
Publisher: [Quick Hills, N.J., etc., American Phone and Telegraph Co.]
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RTZ CRYSTAL FILTERS 525 pregnated and potted in wax. A molded jacket with protruding fins,placed around the core, reduces the capacitance from windings to coreand improves the uniformity of the windings. The coils are adjustedto inside ± 1 per cent for inductance and two per cent for inductanceunbalance by removal of excess turns, all adjustments becoming made atlow frequency. Figure 7 shows a coil at this stage of manufacture. The coil is then potted in a copper can and a cover soldered in place.Final test simulates actual service conditions. The coil is resonatedwith an external variable condenser at the operating frequency forwhich it is developed. Condensers Practically all crystal filters include condensers shunted across thecrystal components. These condensers should meet stability requirementssimilar to these currently talked about in connection with coils. A single type of fixed condenser, utilized exactly where small values of capacitanceand high stability are needed, is illustrated in Fig. eight. Silver is fused

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Fig. 8—Silvered glass condensers employed in crystal filter applicationswhere high stability is essential. to the inside and outside of a glass tube by applying a coating of silverpaste and firing the tube in an oven. A gap is left uncoated on theouter surface near the open end and leads are soldered to the silver onboth sides of the gap. The capacitance is then adjusted to the re-quired value, within about ±1.5 mmf., by scraping off a portionof the silver coating. Capacitances up to 80 mmf. are realized by thismeans. Two condensers might be combined in a single unit, as shownat the proper in Fig. 7. The completed condenser is dipped in varnishto safeguard the silver from corrosion. Pairs of such condensers, matched to every single other within .4 mmf., arerequired in some varieties of crystal filters. This precision is achieved bymanufacturing a quantity of condensers of the right nominal capaci-tance and sorting them into close-limit groups following final measurement. 526 BELL Method TECHNICAL

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Chamber A

Image by James Webb Space Telescope
NASA’s &quotChamber A&quot thermal vacuum testing chamber famous for becoming utilized in the course of Apollo missions has now been upgraded and remodeled to accommodate testing the James Webb Space Telescope.

When the next-generation space telescope was getting designed, engineers had to guarantee there was a spot large enough to test it, thinking about it really is as massive as a tennis court. That honor fell upon the famous &quotChamber A&quot in the thermal-vacuum test facility at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.

Chamber A is now the biggest high-vacuum, cryogenic-optical test chamber in the globe, and created popular for testing the space capsules for NASA’s Apollo mission, with and without the mission crew. It is 55 feet (16.8 meters) in diameter by 90 feet (27.four meters) tall. The door weighs 40 tons and is opened and closed hydraulically.

For three years, NASA Johnson engineers have been creating and remodeling the chamber interior for the temperature needed to test the Webb. Testing will confirm the telescope and science instrument systems will carry out correctly together in the cold temperatures of space. Additional test support gear involves mass spectrometers, infrared cameras and television cameras so engineers can hold an eye on the Webb while it’s being tested.

&quotSome of the items we’ve accomplished is upgraded our helium system, our liquid nitrogen method, and air flow management,&quot mentioned Virginia Rivas-Yancy, project manager, Air Flow Management Program at NASA Johnson. Temperatures in Chamber A can now drop farther than ever — down to -439.9 Fahrenheit (-262.1 Celsius or 11 degrees Kelvin) which is 11 degrees above absolute zero.

&quotThe air in the chamber weighs 25 tons, about 12 1/2 Volkswagen Beetles when all the air is removed the mass left inside will be the equivalent of half of a staple,&quot mentioned Ryan Grogan, Webb Telescope Chamber A project engineer at NASA Johnson.

A extremely large clean room is also being ready close to Chamber A exactly where the observatory will be prepped for testing. The test itself will take 90 days. The very first 30 days will consist of cooling the chamber down. The next couple of weeks will incorporate tests on the Webb’s operating systems, and the remainder of the time will be spent warming up the chamber to space temperature.

Test articles are usually inserted into the chamber by means of a precision mobile crane, but the Webb is so big, it will be folded up and wheeled in.

Credit: NASA Johnson

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The Business Model Of Think Tanks And Fast Prototype

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by Chris Devers

Large corporations often have investigation and improvement departments where they define new approaches, and fast prototype which their firm can sell in the market place spot to buyers. This is how they come up with new solutions and items to appease their clientele and customers. Without having innovation, a huge Corporation can grow to be stodgy, slow, and uncompetitive amongst their competitors.

Even though consumers and clients say they want alter, the reality is that humans do not want too considerably change, but they like to have new attributes, styles, and occasional adjustments. Of course, once a corporation has gotten as well huge, often they can no longer do the investigation and improvement in-property and really feel the need to outsource.

In this case it has to uncover competent and trustworthy vendors to do discrete manufacturing, and style firms which are willing to maintain a lid on issues that they are operating on. Sometimes big companies will outsource to consider tanks that are capable of doing fast prototype and discrete manufacturing.

But a single has to ask if that is a excellent organization model? Are corporations actually interested in outsourcing their R&ampD departments? It turns out they are, and a lot of government agencies are also hunting to do this. Numerous businesses in the industrial military complex as effectively like the thought of possessing project management teams doing investigation and prototype outdoors their organization.

If a feel tank or outsourced innovation group can be sworn to secrecy, and perform such services at a much lower expense then it makes sense for the Corporation to go ahead. The reality is that a company engaged in such study can make a good profit, and save the corporation millions of dollars. They make cash by saving their clientele money, and therefore, it tends to make a extremely great business model. Please take into account all this, and consider on it.

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Thames Festival Finale Fireworks

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Thames Festival Finale Fireworks

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Component of a Set / Virtual Firework Display Slideshow documenting the firework show that marked the end of the &quotthe mayor’s&quot Thames Festival in London on the evening of Sunday September 11th 2011.

The show was presented by Pains Fireworks.

A delay in the begin of the display from the scheduled time was attributed by the crowds to incompetence by &quotBumbling Boris&quot Johnson – the London Mayor – element of the British patrician &quotlimited liability&quot ruling class. &quotI’m in charge, but if something goes incorrect, somebody else will be sacked…&quot

Like the intense audio dynamic variety of Taiko or Samba drumming, it is not really feasible to record the visual brilliance of fireworks with a camera. You have to encounter firework displays reside, in particular person. These images were taken at the slowest sensor speed (ISO one hundred), maximum aperture (to minimise diffraction &quotglare&quot effects) and with a range of exposure times ranging from about .5 to 2 seconds. The intense light caused some &quotbleaching&quot of the paths of the lights, and so the colours have been enriched if Photoshop. (In retrospect I may have utilized a slightly smaller sized aperture.)Additionally, the river and land regions have been selectively lightened in Photoshop. Fortuitously, a gentle breeze brought on the smoke to drift eastwards, away from my vantage point on Waterloo Bridge, so the view of the fireworks was relatively unobstructed by smoke.

Fireworks date from at least the 7th century in China. The colours are believed to have been traditional incandescent &quotblack physique&quot bonfire colours: red, orange, yellow and white. (It is theoretically attainable to produce pale blue just by heating, but this needs impracticably high temperatures. It is not achievable to heat something to &quotgreen hot&quot or &quotpurple hot&quot.) It is believed that from about 1830 in Italy metal salts had been introduced to create a wider, richer hued, spectrum of colours by chemical luminescence. This strategy can be problematic, as it can be difficult to generate steady, sensible, chemical compositions. It has been suggested that some shades of green are nevertheless hard to obtain.