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Man I don't like dolls, they really freak me out.
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Wow what a great shot. I like it hows it goes into internal darkness!
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This is an interesting setup. What is pictured is a fairly standard overhead tube crane used for postioning and a fairly standard collimator used to reduce the dose of x-rays. I am facinated by the tube however as it is an unusual shape. The silver cap will be covering the anode and the smaller button shaped feature is over the cathode. typical tubes have a cylindrical enclosure with ports for the anode and cathode in a completely different location. Looks like a small diameter anode therefore it would have a low kiloheat unit (KHu) rating and be for light duty. Also radiographic only examinations for urology studies have been out of vogue since the 1960's placing this system from then or earlier.
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Yep, they tore it down. Its probably being melted into chinese re-bar as i type this....
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Sure they do!
http://www.opacity.us/...6658_three_slabs.htm
http://www.opacity.us/image6030_peaked.htm
http://www.opacity.us/...e2832_the_morgue.htm
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What old hotel in NPR? I live in Clearwater
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Is that door design where Bill Gates got his Windows Logo from?
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The thing that strikes me odd about the "observations" on the chalkboard and the key on previous pictures where someone mentioned it might be a key for handcuffs. Were the people that were in this room alive at some point? Have I been watching too many scary movies?
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amazing as always mr. motts. Thank you for sharing your vision
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looks like the walls are ready to fall in on you
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love the woodwork. Why is it in abandoned building they break glass, what cheap thrill do you get from that?
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LOVE THE ANGLE OF THIS PICTURE! AMAZING!!!!
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heres where people come to get a Silkwood scrub
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is that mold on the floor?
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I vote kitchen I dont think a morgue would have a window....then again that would be cool if it did