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T H E R E I N S T A L L A T I O N A N D P A R A L L E L S |
in 2005 the
Sunpendulum Time-Eye of Hawaii on Maui moved from the Maui
High Performance Computing Center to the Maui Community College - MCC
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MCC
is an integral part of
the University of Hawaii and is located in Kahului on Maui
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The Time-Eye of Hawaii was
reinstalled
at the MCC library building directed
to the east to capture sunlight from the sky over the dormant volcano
Mount
Haleakala, the so called "House of the Sun"
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waves
in walking distance |
Mark Hoffman,
ECET Program Coordinator Electronics, Computer Architecture and Physics - new Sunpendulum Coordinator of Hawaii |
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the rising sun watched by the Sunpendulum Time-Eye of Hawaii |
Brad G. Thomas, student of the
MCC/Computing Department, reinstalled the Time-Eye of Hawaii
remotely advised by the Sunpendulum Kernel team |
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aerial view of the MCC campus
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MCC library building
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shadows
on the roof |
up to the roof
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an impressive view from the roof of the library towards the east and the slope of the volcano Mount Haleakala |
the new position of the Time-Eye was remotely determined by Hofstetter Kurt - Sunpendulum Director - with the help of roof images provided by Brad G. Thomas |
the bracket of the Time-Eye mounted on a horizontal arm |
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closing the weatherproof case |
running the cables down to the Time-Eye's computer system | marks
on the roof |
connecting
to the internet |
the updated Sunpendulum
system- and application software was downloaded from the internet and
reinstalled via the ATESI program developed
by Georg Graf |
final adjustments |
ready to transmit images from the sky via the internet |
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imposing sculptures in the neighbourhood |
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the
Time-Eye of Maui/Hawaii running
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hang loose ... |
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many
thanks for the great collaboration to the staff of the MCC and the
Sunpendulum Kernel team |
many thanks for the image source material:
Brad G. Thomas MCC web site Hofstetter Kurt |