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The Coolest Baggage Merge Ever
Many people may not know this, but I’m some kind of airport baggage conveyor system controls expert. The coolest stuff I’ve done has been with the merges in these systems. Today, after weeks of work and several iterations and ideas, … Continue reading
Posted in Industrial Automation, News
Tagged airport, baggage, conveyor, electrical controls, merge, resfly
11 Comments
My Adventure to South America
Yesterday, I did some searching on the Internet and found a great place to eat called Sushi Cafe. Tonight, I headed the same direction and stopped at this place on the corner that looked like it was very popular. Parking … Continue reading
3 Pictures Are Worth 1000 Words
President Bush
Miss California USA Speaks Up
I think the beauty pageants are a bunch of Pelosi in general, but the Hollywood driven attack on Miss California has given rise to an unsuspected leader. If you disagree with her, I’m all ears. Embedded video from CNN Video … Continue reading
Bryson News and Events
Saturday afternoon, we went to Maci’s birthday party. She had this cool roller coaster thing that Bryson loved. (and had a hard time sharing) Thanks to Kristi and Clay for having such a cool party. They have a barn set … Continue reading
Company Picnic
Hopefully, I have some more pictures to share soon, but this is the only one I took, and it was with my phone. Bryson walked around with all of this stuff most of the time. I guess he needs a … Continue reading
Dead Mouse
It’s not strange for me to find dead mice, but this one was strange because: 1) he was huge, 2) he was in the yard, not in the garage, and 3) I thought the dogs would be interested, they didn’t … Continue reading
Garden Update May 10, 2009
I could have used another few days to work in the garden this weekend, but that isn’t going to happen. The grape vines are growing vigorously. Lots of fruit. I pruned lots of them, and straightened the vines up.
Posted in Gardening
Tagged bean, blackberry, blueberry, cantaloupe, grape, okra, pepper, tomato, vegetables
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My First Accident in Dallas
It had to happen sooner or later. Luckily, almost zero damage to Quadzilla. My TT is bent and the trailer connector is broke.
It Gets Worse!
“Think carefully about what’s happening here. The White House … is seeking to transfer the property of one group of people to another group that is politically favored. In the process, it is setting aside basic property rights in favor … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged corruption, Obama, power, stealing, TARP, transfer of wealth, UAW
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