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I have to be honest, being near those marvelously massive camel made me nervous.
I was stereotyping that in the back of the mind of the camel, i might be doing something that he might be interpreting as being aggressive behavior.
with ease and cool about it, the camel passed by me and as if he was saying, Dude you're in the middle of the road ! step aside or one of us will be road kill !!. .
This 1961 Ford Sunliner convertible appeared at the 2011 Kansas City Car Show held in Bartle Hall in Kansas City Missouri. Notice the optional Lincoln Continental backend. It was and is still a Cool 61. Best viewed with black background.
The way my spotter looked at me when I said COOL BEANS during our mission.
Diaz: Kill confirmed.
Me: Cool beans!
You can really see the wood flooring in this picture. It Timeless Designs walnut laminate. What a great look. You can also see the kitchen bar and media/living area.
I wish that I could be like the cool kids,
'Cause all the cool kids, they seem to fit in.
I wish that I could be like the cool kids, like the cool kids.
There's no ranch in Europe. Apparently it's an American thing. Naturally Cool Ranch Doritos would be Cool American.
Inspiration came from the "Zalman Reserator 1" CPU and system cooling tower. I am not very good in heat transfer calculations and don't have an appropriate simulation software like Comsol (at least I didn't found one yet). Cooling effects are only estimated. It is primary based on the chimney effect in the middle of the tube and by spreading the heat in a star self similar fashion. I would like to test if there would be any effect by ultrasonic dispensed water drops in the middle tube. the tube is designed with two layers to guarantee a closed primary cooling fluid circuit. Cooling fluid should be water. Maybe cooper based casing or aluminum.
Another shot from the other day at Paletta Mansion. Don't you just love these hats? The boys look sooo cute in them and they match Daddy. Now, if only these hats could stay on their heads longer than five minutes!!
Regenerative cooling towers on the exterior of the Magma mine in Superior, AZ. These were erected in 1941 to provide condensing water to the chiller units for the air conditioning system. The Magma was the first air conditioned mine in North America. The historic chillers (they're a National Historical Mechanical Engineering Landmark) remained in the mine after it shut down, and are now underwater. (bigger is better)
Handrail Pool,
Weano Gorge,
Karijini National Park,
Pilbara,
Western Australia.
A refreshing spot for a swim.
On the RHS of those falls (out of the picture) is the handrail from which this pool is named. To get down into this area you must first negotiate your way down a very slippery rocky face aided only by hanging on to the handrail.
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• Lizzie Berger's lemon tart (Lizzie is a friend of a friend of my mom's; Flickrmail me if you want the recipe)
• Mark Bittman's Food-Processor Apple Tart (with a different, and burnt, crust)
• Gina de Palma's Venetian Apple Cake from Dolce Italiano
The lemon tart is an old favorite. I found the apple tart too plain and dry, but others liked it a lot. The apple cake, though slightly homely, was very popular. Might be nice gussied up with some kind of drizzle glaze, and maybe some chopped nuts.
The salty waters of Kopavogur bay are starting to freeze over. No wonder, these past few days have been really cold!
Nick Ramfos presenting at the Transportation Techies meetup. Mobility Lab, 1501 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA.