As we head towards March, the threat of snow s receding. So, a slightly appropriate slide.
Nice.
Bonus- selective attention test
Being a construction of your humble blogger Tepid Halibut, with the aim of posting one vintage slide image per day, from now until Kingdom Come. (Or until Mr Halibut gets bored.)
As we head towards March, the threat of snow s receding. So, a slightly appropriate slide.
Nice.
Bonus- selective attention test
Sorry. I've been distracted this evening, by "things".
But, in the nick of time....architecture, blue sky and tedium.
Possibly in Malta
Bonus -
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| Yes, I'm still doing these |
There was no written info on the slide, other than "ACM Siggraph".
But, it doesn't take a genius to know that that means the SIGGRAPH 1983: Exhibition of Computer Art, and their decent archives allowed a rapid identification of this as Marilyn Abers' artwork The Pool.
Fascinating to see how leading edge computer graphics have advanced in 41 years.
Also - Computer art -> 35mm slide -> Comouter scanned image.
Bonus - apparently-not-every-nation-uses-the-same-tally-system-neat
It's March, and here in Slideville, it's turned chilly again.
All the more reason for some Schnapps unt some Spongecake.
Bonus - Desperately Seeking The Pickle Sisters
Today is my semi-regular Curry with Mel, so this slide seems lightly appropriate.
Not much else to say today.
Bonus -
No sarcasm. No snide comments about KC3. No Funny Looking Kids.
Just a nice image of someone out for walkies.
Think this is of Chester Racecourse (a clue was the Chester Cup sign)and .... by Jove, Google Streetview provides a similar view.
Bonus -
This is Nebraska Annie.
In the 1970's, if you were buying equine-related products (whether oats, or saddles, or hoof polish), there was a fair chance that Nebraska Annie was the horse featured on the packaging.
Whether the promo image was of a bay, a white, or an-all black horse, there was a good chance that it was Annie under the hair colour. Annie was the Supermodel of Equine Advertising.
Sadly, after younger foals took the spotlight, Annie's fortunes faded. Badly.
Bonus -
In case you're wondering :
The application of blood pressure cuffs to three extremities; formerly used in certain types of medical emergencies, such as acute pulmonary edema, to reduce the return of blood to the heart. The patient is placed in a head-high position (Fowler's). The pressure is kept midway between systolic and diastolic. Every 10 min, the cuffs are deflated and when inflated, the previously free extremity is now used. This allows each extremity to be free of a tourniquet for 10 min out of each 40-min cycle.
Note A cuff would not be applied to an extremity into which an intravenous infusion is running.
Bonus - Yes, a wasp has most likely died in every fig you've eaten.
Bonus 2 -
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Closer inspection reveals that it's the entrance to the Grosvenor Hotel, and it's Ballroom (on Floor 2A).
While utterly tedious, there is the mystery of where this Grosvenor Hotel actually is. The obvious candidate in London is actually The Grosvenor House Hotel.
Bonus - For those who missed it yesterday, Titanic With A Cat.
Nah, actually just a film processing flaw.
Tho' my first thought was The Orb track - A Huge Ever Growing Pulsating Brain That Rules From The Centre Of The Ultraworld
Bonus - Precision Car Dismantling.