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I finally managed to refilm my video short with a decent camera.
I was helped by this apple called cedric, he was the main star in the film, I had to pay him a lot of money and he was a total git to work with.
This was a new construction commercial warehouse located close to downtown Victoria, British Columbia. This project included a 10000 Square Foot Q-Deck where High Definition Roofing Ltd. applied Vapour Barrier, A tapered Insulation Package with Crickets, Protecto Board, and a Torch-On Roof Membrane - 5 Truck Loads of Material!
Hiking around Chantry Flat in the Sierra Madre area. Sights include cottages, waterfalls, check dams, neighboring hills, and snow!
the white stacking files are awesome (and easy to move)... the black file to the right is also awesome (thanks to the folks at 50,000ft.!) - but REALLY hard to move.
Melky Cabrera tried to make a diving catch in center field but missed. Darnell McDonald tripled on the play.
Photo from our Fujitsu Laboratories of America 9th Annual Technology Symposium, held on June 24th, 2015 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, California.
Our theme this year was “Intelligent Computing: Technology Disruptions and Social Impacts.”
Our walk on the Portage Creek Bicentennial Trail eventually took us to a piece of park called Celery Flats, a collection of historic buildings that were either collected from across the county and brought here, or were part of a celery farm that was here a century before it became a municipal park in the Kalamazoo suburb of Portage. (Portage would likely complain about being called a "Kalamazoo suburb.") According to a sign at the site, the Portage-Kalamazoo area became a major player in the world celery markets in the 1860s, and Kalamazoo County celery was in high demand internationally. This lasted well into the 20th century, but the mass migration of celery farmers eventually drained the water table (seriously), and competition combined with local development drove most of the celery farmers out. I don't know whether the invention of Buffalo wings in the later 20th century led to any kind of resurgence, or if that was just a New York phenomenon.
The town of Portage acquired one of these former celery farms along Portage Creek in 1988 and turned it into Celery Flats Park. The barn in this picture dates to some time between 1900 and 1920, and it used to stand along a road about a half-mile north of here. In the 1940s, somebody converted it into a private bottle club, and then it became a theatre for local summer stock plays in the 1950s, The city of Portage moved it here in 1992 and uses it to house the Hayloft Theatre,
Celery Flats also seemed to be popular with young people either at the end of middle school or near the start of high school, and a bunch of them had come here in fancy outfits to take pictures of each other. I'm guessing they were on their way to a dance. You can see some of them in this picture. I was wanting to wait for them to get out of the way so I wouldn't be that creepy old guy taking pictures of tweens in the park, but they were being slow about it, so I took the picture anyway.
Flat-backed Millipede sp.
order Polydesmida, genus Sigmoria or Apheloria?
Wawayanda State Park (Vernon township, NJ)
The fact that this millipede has bright red coloration probably means that this is one of those millipedes that secretes cyanide if you bother it.
Flat Stanley came with us for a board game party at our friend Mike's house. Marty spelled out 'a special message in game chips for Florence.
AMA flat track racing at Aztalan Park near Madison, WI. August, 2009.
Photos Copyright 2009 by Greg Smith.
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