bertha

This is oldish news but worth noting that it wasn't Bertha herself that was sinking anything.

Hopefully now that Bertha has entered the rescue pit this won't be a problem anymore.

The latest [1] is that Bertha was successfully moved into the access pit, and they're starting to disassemble the cutter for repairs.

That’s when testers heard a noise and took Bertha apart.

It's so funny that I spend hours aligning a box 1px to the right and then there are people doing this Bertha stuff.

The area that Bertha is digging in right now is glacial till, so it wouldn't be even a little surprising if it ran into a big glacial erratic.

Everyone's been hearing about Bertha and the tunnel calamity, but almost nobody's heard about the trolley that connects 6 neighborhoods, was installed in about 6 months, and it's already done.

Based on what I know about this project (which is not much), Bertha has mixed face tooling on its cutter head but is primarily a soil machine.

A fun one is finding loans from friends and family that involved any sort of strings, whether convertible or interest that has accrued because Aunt Bertha forgot about the $50k she gave you.

Seattle's geology is somewhat different from any of the usual cited examples, as we've learned by watching everyone from journalists to politicians to engineers stand around with dumbfounded looks while the Bertha saga unfolds.

On this route the worlds first long-distance (194km/121mi) ride in a motorized car was undertaken in 1888 by Bertha Benz, wife of Carl Benz, who developed, what is known today as the worlds first modern automobile.[2] This route contains interurban as well as urban parts.

Reading about this sucked me into an hour of reading about Seattle’s “Bertha” debacle.

I suppose "Big Bertha Resumes Drilling After Penetrating Ancient Glacial Super Rock" would serve the purpose.

The prototype car nicknamed "Bertha" is not easily recognizable from a standard S-Class model, which already contains most of the systems necessary to enable autonomous driving.

): " Preedy said that when Bertha was being built in Japan, one of the tests performed was to turn on the motors and rotate the cutter head.

Bertha is old, loud, lazy, and most of the time she just sits there.

After starting the winery and as an avid golfer, Ely Calloway decided to make golf clubs (Big Bertha) and founded Calloway golf.

I couldn't help thinking about Bertha, the huge machine from the early '80s British children's TV series.