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This Video is about the most frightening thing I have seen online. Take a look… but you might want to hit the head first. Watching in full screen HD is not for the feint of heart.

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Not be left out, here are a couple of Katlyn. She loves the slides and swings. For the first time this year, she is getting an extended stay in the snow. If her little fingers didn’t get so cold she would never come inside.

[thumb:2530:i]This is Brad at Christmas time, getting into the Pie and Lisa helping him get away with it. Thought you all might like a couple photos of Brad and Kate doing their thing.[thumb:2529:i]This second picture is Brad on his Birthday. He loved his cake. This was one of those times where he was actually more interested in eating than wearing! Total Chocolate freak.

I spent a ton of time tonight digging throug these photos, and I have finally gotten over the hump. The biggest challenge, rating the photos, is complete. I’m now going back through the upcoming sets and deciding where to split them, and which ones need enhancement. So far things are going quickly and smoothly. I have finished day six, and I am half way done with day seven. There are thirteen days total. It’s really great to finally be finishing this up. Been a long long time coming.

The Red Ferret Journal seems to have broken a story that showed up on slashdot earlier last week. It’s the printer I have always dreamed of building… only better and crazy fast. This thing is a monster. Some quick math by Bad[k] comes up with a consumption of about 1 liter of ink per hour… and that come to about 9000-12000 pages of full color prints.

DPReview has an interesting article today about a news lens tech. I still don’t fully understand what they are doing, but it looks like an active/dynamic lens. Their description leads me to believe it’s transmition rate is not wonderful.

Found this most interesting MacGyver moment walking to lunch today.
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On a drive over to reno this weekend, I discovered an interesting sight. I found a tree and landscape completely covered in frost gowth. It kind of looked like someone had ripped up a bunch of post cards and the stuck them in the branches of everything.

Upon closer look, I discovered that this one tree had astounding frost growth on it measuring in at over 8 inches in places.

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This is another fun photo. Take a good look at the signage

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Go take a look at these photos…

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