#Kurkowski

[kajmasterclass]

#Living Your Fullest Potential With Michael Kurkowski | KAJ Masterclass LIVE Living your fullest potential with Michael Kurkowski #Coach #Entrepreneur #Podcaster #Youtube

[therogerclarkfanclub]

Exciting News!

The FORT SOLIS IP is coming to TV and Film, via Studios Extraordinaires!

FALLEN LEAF partners with STUDIOS EXTRAORDINAIRES to bring the thrilling sci-fi game FORT SOLIS into film and tv FORT SOLIS, developed by Fallen Leaf and Black Drakkar, and published by Dear Villagers, has captivated gamers globally with its gripping narrative and breathtaking visuals. Now, a thrilling new journey awaits. Thanks to the collaboration between Fallen Leaf and Studios Extraordinaires, fans and newcomers alike can anticipate an entirely fresh encounter with the enigmatic Red Planet.

In Fort Solis players step into the shoes of engineer Jack Leary, thrust into an extraordinary emergency on an isolated Martian mining base. Utilizing the power of Unreal Engine 5, Fort Solis offers an intricately immersive setting in the deepest reaches of space. Featuring an outstanding cast including Roger Clark from Red Dead Redemption 2, Troy Baker renowned for The Last of Us and Death Stranding, and Julia Brown from The Last Kingdom and World on Fire, the game anchors you in its gripping sci-fi mystery. As night falls and events spiral out of control, the haunting mystery of the crew's fate slowly unravels.

“The signing of this film and TV production deal with Studios Extraordinaires marks a significant milestone in the evolution of the Fort Solis IP. Through this partnership, we’re opening new gateways and avenues to explore the universe established in our debut title”

— Piotr Kurkowski, CEO at Fallen Leaf

The film and TV adaptation of FORT SOLIS is currently in active development, with more details set to be unveiled in the months ahead.

#roger clark #jack leary #fort solis #julia brown #troy baker #fallen leaf studios #dear villagers #studios extraordinaires

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[stillunusual]

A "Tchorek plaque" on Dobra Street This plaque commemorates the Polish victims of a massacre carried out by the Germans during the Warsaw Uprising, when an insurgent hospital was located in this building.

On 27th September 1944, 22 wounded people and three women who were taking care of them (two nurses and the mother of one of the patients) were murdered here by soldiers from the Dirlewanger Brigade. Among the victims were two senior officers of the Radosław group of the Polish resistance: Major Wacław Janaszek (code name "Bolek") and Captain Mieczysław Kurkowski (code name "Sawa").

#warsaw #warsaw uprising #poland #germany #tchorek plaque #history #second world war #world war 2 #1944

[jayther]

The tech which can charge an electric car in 10 minutes It's here, it's fast, and when batteries catch up to it, road trips will be a piece of cake! links 'n stuff: Aging Wheels' Road Trip Video (Featuring ME!) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Vm_ASm2zfs The EV Charging Glossary (which is more of a beginner's guide now) https://youtu.be/Iyp_X3mwE1w Technology Connections on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TechConnectify The TC Subreddit https://ift.tt/0Ahjuao This channel is supported through viewer contributions on Patreon. Thanks to the generous support of people like you, Technology Connections has remained independent and possible. If you'd like to join the amazing people who've pledged their support, check out the link below. Thank you for your consideration! https://ift.tt/hUW3wal Oh, and look at these wonderful patrons! Ted Kern, Ellen Murray, CyberFox64, Tony Cook, Buckaroo Bunny Slippers, Ben Cook-Feltz, Sam Lentz, Lane Robert, MPc , Daniel Prows, thesgtbossman, Vincent Larson, Bryan Boettcher, Vladimir Solomatin, Ian Baltutis, MetricConversion , Joe Kudrna, Charlie Hart, Andrew Johnson, Robin Capper, Turaiel Rylis, Niklas Lehmacher, Ryan Newson, Steve Russell, Eric Anderson, John R, Jonathan Benjamin, Aging Wheels, Cameron Hawkins, mykie Gunderson, Daniel Westermann-Clark, Alex Rokholm (PapaQ), Ouros , Eric Cardwell, C222 , Ken Klavonic, Andrew Ewen, Stelly , TKB , Tímo , Derek Ledbetter, Tom Powell (zifnab06), geekiskhan , nikolaevarius , Nebelwerfer Granitara, Benjamin Rippel, Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries, Cole Kurkowski, Chris Gerlinsky, Jonathan Lima, Tony Perkins, John Comtois, Kyle Halgerson, Phnod, Seth Junot, Jonathan Paz, Ruben Schade, SJ , Cory Durham, Rooster Ascot, Glen Parker, Edward Drozd, Sam Barber, Austin Whaley, Rohan Patil, Ryan Bateman, Ola Elias Lorås, Rob Coleman, Liam , Andira Muttakim, NextMan , Denis Phillips, Jon Adams, Eric Noriega, mak., Marcus Congdon, LoRNix, Bernardo Lopes, Damnable Nook, Kevin Ingersoll, C. A. Patrick Voigt, Andrew Hangsleben, Mike Jacob, Roddy Reavis, coudy , Alex Abebe, Charles Gillanders, sheepish.alpaca , Juhani Saarinen, Ashley Hakker, Salvatore Nuzzo, Jake Austin, Thibault Martin-Lagardette, ei, Rob Lion, Ohad Lutzky, Michael Young, Mirror, Rebecca Valentine, Justin Howell, Cmdr MadMax, Chris Miller, David Cawthon, Brian Taylor, Arnas , Jacob Kubacki, Bob Meyers, Michael V, Ross George, Kael, Micah Catlin, AZbytes , Sebastian S, NDM via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZOuz_laH9I

#IFTTT #YouTube #The tech which can charge an electric car in 10 minutes #Youtube

[rp-kat]

Non Iron - I Don't Need Any Love

1990

#Non Iron #non #iron #need #love #candles #rain #hard rock #heavy metal #Stróżniak #Kurkowski #Tomczak #Kowalczyk #Musielak #Wojciech Hoffmann #Grzegorz Kupczyk #Polskie Nagrania Muza

[nasa]

We Worked on Apollo

On July 20, 1969, the world watched as Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin took their first steps on the Moon. It was a historic moment for the United States and for humanity. Until then, no human had ever walked on another world. To achieve this remarkable feat, we recruited the best and brightest scientists, engineers and mathematicians across the country. At the peak of our Apollo program, an estimated 400,000 Americans of diverse race and ethnicity worked to realize President John F. Kennedy’s vision of landing humans on the Moon and bringing them safely back to Earth. The men and women of our Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley supported the Apollo program in numerous ways – from devising the shape of the Apollo space capsule to performing tests on its thermal protection system and study of the Moon rocks and soils collected by the astronauts. In celebration of the upcoming 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing, here are portraits of some of the people who worked at Ames in the 1960s to help make the Apollo program a success.

“I knew Neil Armstrong. I had a young daughter and she took her first step on the day that Neil stepped foot on the Moon. Isn’t that something?”

Hank Cole did research on the design of the Saturn V rocket, which propelled humans to the Moon. An engineer, his work at Ames often took him to Edwards Air Force Base in Southern California, where he met Neil Armstrong and other pilots who tested experimental aircraft.

“I worked in a lab analyzing Apollo 11 lunar dust samples for microbes. We wore protective clothing from head to toe, taking extreme care not to contaminate the samples.”

Caye Johnson came to Ames in 1964. A biologist, she analyzed samples taken by Apollo astronauts from the Moon for signs of life. Although no life was found in these samples, the methodology paved the way for later work in astrobiology and the search for life on Mars.

“I investigated a system that could be used to provide guidance and control of the Saturn V rocket in the event of a failure during launch. It was very exciting and challenging work.”

Richard Kurkowski started work at Ames in 1955, when the center was still part of the National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics, NASA’s predecessor. An engineer, he performed wind tunnel tests on aircraft prior to his work on the Apollo program.

“I was 24 and doing some of the first computer programming work on the Apollo heat shield.  When we landed on the Moon it was just surreal. I was very proud. I was in awe.”

Mike Green started at Ames in 1965 as a computer programmer. He supported aerospace engineers working on the development of the thermal protection system for the Apollo command module. The programs were executed on some of earliest large-scale computers available at that time.

“In 1963 there was alarm that the Apollo heat shield would not be able to protect the astronauts. We checked and found it would work as designed. Sure enough, the astronauts made it home safely!”

Gerhard Hahne played an important role in certifying that the Apollo spacecraft heat shield used to bring our astronauts home from the Moon would not fail. The Apollo command module was the first crewed spacecraft designed to enter the atmosphere of Earth at lunar-return velocity – approximately 24,000 mph, or more than 30 times faster than the speed of sound.

“I was struck by the beauty of the photo of Earth rising above the stark desert of the lunar surface. It made me realize how frail our planet is in the vastness of space.”

Jim Arnold arrived at Ames in 1962 and was hired to work on studying the aerothermodynamics of the Apollo spacecraft. He was amazed by the image captured by Apollo 8 astronaut Bill Anders from lunar orbit on Christmas Eve in 1968 of Earth rising from beneath the Moon’s horizon. The stunning picture would later become known as the iconic Earthrise photo.

“When the spacecraft returned to Earth safely and intact everyone was overjoyed. But I knew it wasn’t going to fail.”

Howard Goldstein came to Ames in 1967. An engineer, he tested materials used for the Apollo capsule heat shield, which protected the three-man crew against the blistering heat of reentry into Earth’s atmosphere on the return trip from the Moon. 

“I was in Houston waiting to study the first lunar samples. It was very exciting to be there when the astronauts walked from the mobile quarantine facility into the building.”

Richard Johnson developed a simple instrument to analyze the total organic carbon content of the soil samples collected by Apollo astronauts from the Moon’s surface. He and his wife Caye Johnson, who is also a scientist, were at our Lunar Receiving Laboratory in Houston when the Apollo 11 astronauts returned to Earth so they could examine the samples immediately upon their arrival.

“I tested extreme atmospheric entries for the Apollo heat shield. Teamwork and dedication produced success.”

William Borucki joined Ames in 1962. He collected data on the radiation environment of the Apollo heat shield in a facility used to simulate the reentry of the Apollo spacecraft into Earth’s atmosphere.  

Join us in celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing and hear about our future plans to go forward to the Moon and on to Mars by tuning in to a special two-hour live NASA Television broadcast at 1 pm ET on July 19. Watch the program at www.nasa.gov/live.

Make sure to follow us on Tumblr for your regular dose of space: http://nasa.tumblr.com.

#NASA #Science #Space #Moon #Apollo #Astronaut #Ames Research Center

[bravomckenzie]

i’m nosy! i would like to see your other detectives! and a little about them if you don’t mind 🥺

AAAAAAAAA let’s go girls! i’m gonna include stevie and blake again since i’m sharing more abt them!! i’m just gonna do random bullet points of just things about them and some of their key decisions!!! also my detectives aren’t as fleshed out as a lot of people’s!! but whatever

detective stevie hunt

27

5’0

capricorn, enfp, enneagram type two

LI: adam

best friend: nate

joined wayhaven pd to make people feel safe, shot adam, went out and saved douglas, wasnt bitten by murphy, murphy was captured

stevie was my first detective so she has a v special place in my heart 👉👈

detective blake snyder

24

5’7

scorpio, estj, enneagram type eight (yes we are the same sign + enneagram. and what about it?)

LI: mason

best friend: felix

joined wayhaven pd to avoid jail time, shot adam, went out and saved douglas, bitten by murphy on the neck, murphy escaped, ran out of the bakery in tears lmao

detective kendall davidson

28

5’4

virgo, istp (could be intp too idk), enneagram type one

LI: love triangle, very adam leaning & i use her for solo nate too

best friend: farah in LT, adam in solo nate

joined wayhaven pd to put her mind to use, pepper sprayed adam, stayed in and got bugged by bobby, wasnt bitten by murphy, murphy was captured, didn’t enter a relationship with nate

detective ryan kurkowski

25

5’5

gemini, enfj, enneagram type seven

LI: farah

best friend: morgan

joined wayhaven pd because it came with free stuff and favors, pepper sprayed adam, went out and saved douglas, was bitten by murphy on the wrist, murphy escaped, entered a relationship with farah

also all of them saved sonja and got the maa-alused to sign the treaty

#shut up presley #luv them

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Non Iron - Don't stop it

1990

#Non Iron #non #iron #Don't stop it #stop #candles #rain #Grzegorz Kupczyk #Henryk Tomczak #Leszek Szpigiel #Wojciech Hoffmann #Polskie Nagrania Muza #heavy metal #Stróżniak #Kurkowski #Kowalczyk #Musielak

[bravomckenzie]

how many detectives do you have? what are their names?

i have four detectives!! everybody gets one!! i might make a fifth one for the love triangle route but as of rn i’m planning on playing LT with adam’s detective cos shes best friends with nate so it would be spicy

anyways!! there’s adam’s detective, stevie hunt. mason’s, blake snyder. farah’s, cameron st. claire, and then i have not played nate’s yet but her name is gonna be ryan kurkowski 💆‍♀️

all girls and they all have gender neutral-masculine leaning names 😌 blake is my favorite she’s a snarky little shit i love her but i love stevie a lot too

#shut up presley #i think i’m gonna replay adam with stevie bc i was sort of just clicking what i wanted and not what wee stevie would actually prob do #bc i hadnt played before #also excuse to be with my brick wall husband

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