
Monday, April 19, 2010
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This proved to be an interesting photo...Here is what I did. I aimed it at closed blinds that had the sun shining right in/through them, so the slits between the blinds were really bright, but generally, it was a dark scene. Anyway, hit the shutter and threw my camera in a clockwise direction - what you see here is the result of the camera spinning and picking up the lines from the blinds!

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This picture definitely looks better in the larger size, but really, it's just a weed growing in the middle of field. The colors were cool and they were everywhere...

There are these trees, also near these yellow weeds that have these nasty spikes on them. I only recently saw little flower type things growing on them - but they are really interesting I think:


There are these trees, also near these yellow weeds that have these nasty spikes on them. I only recently saw little flower type things growing on them - but they are really interesting I think:


Day 103 of 365
New for me is this color and this tree! I've seen these purple trees popping up here and there in spring, and so finally I went looking for one. Not that they are specifically hard to find, but the ones I see always seem to be in difficult places to get to, like 2 miles from an intersection of parking lot...There was this one near work - but it wasn't close

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Friday, April 9, 2010
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I SO wish I was part of this conference. It was an OSU Engineering School display of their hydrogen fuel cell car. Obviously not street legal - but they made a point to go REALLY fast! haha - it looked really cool. Anyway, as I was taking pictures for fun - some PR lady walked up, gave me her business card and asked me to email the photos to her! haha







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In the mail came our wort chiller! Haha, this device is used to cool our boiling wort (beer before yeast is added), down to about 70F. The purpose behind this is so that no infection gets in the wort, and also to aerate the wort properly. Anyway - what "R" and I were usually doing was dropping our pot inside a bath of ice water. That works, for the most part, but it takes a long time. During that time, our beer looses some of its aroma and flavor. This bad boy speeds that process up!
"R" wanted to name him Leonard...lol - whatever!

"R" wanted to name him Leonard...lol - whatever!


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