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Calculated Industries 4065 Construction Master Pro Advanced Construction Math Calculator

Advanced construction/math calculator is packed with solutions for building professionals. Calculates sheets of building material needed, solutions for stairs, roofing materials, compound miter cut angles, materials estimates and more. Also features cost per unit, multiple memory, exponential notation, backspace, user preferences. Stores last 20 entries. Standard calculations and auto shutoff. Perfect for completing layouts, bids and estimates. Calculates: dimensional math and conversions, right angle solutions, area and volume solutions, and various special functions. Model 4065.

While at the top of the Sir Walter Scott Monument in Edinburgh, I looked straight down and watched the construction in progress. I saw workers and pedestrians moving, as well as standing still, and thought it would be interesting to find a way to show this. I took a series of five images within the span of a couple of seconds with the intention of combining them. I felt that HDR would be the most appropriate way to put things together, as it would offer the tone mapping capabilities to me. When I asked Photomatix to put these images together it initially complained, as all of the images were shot with the same exposure information. After assuring the software that this was indeed my intention, it put them together.

I recommend looking at this image in its largest format, as one can much better see the ghosting of the individuals who are walking around the construction area, as well as the multiple locations of portions of the construction equipment, especially the yellow machine in the center.

Perhaps he's the guy who rolled this over... LOL

From a collection of photos, many of them depicting heavy construction equipment run by Emil Anderson Construction (British Columbia, Canada), likely early 1950's

According to their website (they are still in business!), they built the Hope - Princeton highway in 1945, and at that point moved their headquarters to Hope, B.C. from northern Ontario

You can go back, and here's howRemember the days--and quarters--you spent pursuing aliens, fleeing ghosts, and gobbling dots in that beloved arcade? They're hiding in these pages, along with diagrams, directions, plans, and materials lists that will enable you to build your very own arcade game. Construct joysticks, buttons, and trackballs; build the console and cabinet; install and configure the software; crank up the speakers; and wham! Step across the time-space continuum and enjoy all those classic games, plus dozens of new ones, whenever you like.

Start Here

1. Plan for your space and budget
2. Design and build the cabinet
3. Construct the controllers
4. Build the console
5. Pick an old game's brain
6. Install the emulator
7. Convince a PC it's a game
8. Connect a monitor and speakers
9. Add a marquee
10. GO PLAY!

Includes diagrams, detailed instructions, essential software, and more

CD-ROM Includes
* Complete cabinet plans and diagrams
* MAME32 software
* Paint Shop Pro? evaluation version
* Links to hundreds of arcade cabinet projects