My Time in Louisville: A Brief Pictorial History

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Gort from The Day the Earth Stood Still, seen at the Robots exhibit at the Louisville Science Center - my reason for being here in the first place.

Outside LSC, a giant dish made of small mirrors looms over the entrance. How could I pass that up?

Tiny anti-skateboard spikes embedded into the sloping staircase outside the Louisville city hall.

Architecture - old and new.

My hotel lobby, complete with hovering alien observation probe.

Those particular elevators had a rapid rate of ascent and made for an exhilarating ride after sampling some of Kentucky's finest bourbon.

Louisville, I didn't expect much from you, but you didn't disappoint. Maybe I'll catch the Derby some day.  Until then ... 

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Shutter Island

This is the second time I've found an abandoned copy of Shutter Island on a flight within the last month.

Must be a scintillating read. :-/

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Drear

The view from my hotel window. Not exactly cheerful, is it?

Lens: Kaimal Mark II
Film: BlacKeys SuperGrain
Flash: Off

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The Pistol Shrimp

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The implosion of its bubbles momentarily reaches the temperature of the sun??! What? I've never heard of this animal.

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Pipe and drum on St. Pat's

I may not have been able to squeeze into Timmy Nolan's last night for the St. Patrick's day festivities, but I still got to enjoy the entertainment.

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Splatter Zone

This graphic came to mind when I was hit square in the face with the gut sweat of that fellow at the gym.

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Perched

Brian Moon takes a rest on a convenient tree branch during a difficult portion of Mozart's Wall.

Taken at Stoney Point in Chatsworth, CA

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Glendale's live theatre

In case you're curious to know what Glendale has to offer in terms of foyer decor in it's live theatre, here's your answer.

I actually like this photo immensely.

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Warning

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Oh philosophy humor!

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Pink Terror

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Shot on the Phantom HD camera. What a flipping insane framerate!

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Carousel

Either I'm the first one at the baggage claim, or this is a really bad sign.

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Wait ... What?

Who in their right mind would name a coffee chain after a cruel pagan god?

Oh wait, it's just Russian. Nevermind. Can I get a ... umm ... "Sacrificial Virgin Latte"? Great. Thanks.

(as seen at Denver Int'l Airport)

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Look! Monkeys!

Cotton-topped Tamarins. Pretty gosh-darned cute. The photo doesn't do them justice.

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This ain't yo mama's bathroom

No, seriously. She should use the other one.

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A small gallery of today's photos

My boss on this job, Mark Nichols, dramatically lit.

Teddie's Peanut Butter in Everett, MA.

A burned-out hulk of a bus in Everett, MA. Seen while walking to Metrorock climbing gym.

Waiting for the Orange Line to take me back to Cambridge.

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The Toy District

Heidi and I visited the Toy District in rainy downtown LA today. We were in pursuit of a grip of bouncy balls that light up with blinking LED lights when bounced (details later). This was her first time to this particular section of downtown and she was impressed, her quote of the day being "Is there anything you can't get here?"

My answer to that was, "No."

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I'd bet money that there's more plastic per square foot in this location than anywhere else in the world.

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These worlds

As my first foray into Augmented Reality, I downloaded Wikitude for my iPhone. This is a screenshot of the first question it asked me when I opened it.

Seems appropriate for Augmented Reality, I'd say, as though it were ripped directly from some cyber epic penned by William Gibson. Good job, Wikitude, for adding some mysticism to my technology.

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Oh, tautology ...

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Repetitious & Delicious: Two words I would use to describe coffee. (From http://www.toothpastefordinner.com/)

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