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Municipal Building Path

A view Municipal Building Path from Steve Flanders Square

Lombard Avenue-San Francisco

Photo of the famous Lombard Avenue in San Francisco California. The chase scene from the movie Bullet starring Steve Mcqueen was filmed here. Photo of the famous Lombard Avenue in San Francisco California. The chase scene from the movie Bullet starring Steve Mcqueen was filmed here.

Stay hungry stay foolish

A smartphone with letter blocks forming the quote "Stay hungry stay foolish" accredited to Steve Jobs.

Stay hungry stay foolish

An iPhone with the Steve Jobs quote "Stay hungry stay foolish".

Stay Hungry Stay foolish

A quote from Steve Jobs next to an iPhone. A quote from Steve Jobs next to an iPhone.

Side view of kangaroo

A kangaroo side-on at Australia Zoo on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland Australia. A kangaroo side-on at Australia Zoo on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland Australia.

Young kangaroo upclose

A upclose view of a young kangaroo at Australia Zoo. A upclose view of a young kangaroo at Australia Zoo.

Koala bear side view

A side view of a koala bear at Australia ZooK. A side view of a koala bear at Australia ZooK

Stingray close-up

Stingray in undeep water (Mexico). Stingray in undeep water (Mexico)

Mountain Trapping Cloud

Photo of clouds trapped between the peaks of Rabbit Ear Mountain. Location is E of Clayton, NM on US highway 56 Copyright 2005 by Steve Lutes All rights reserved. Photo of clouds trapped between the peaks of Rabbit Ear Mountain. Location is E of Clayton, NM on US highway 56 Copyright 2005 by Steve Lutes All rights reserved

An Approximation of Non Truth

This is my first one from concept to completion. OK, so a really famous surrealist painter from the last century got the idea ahead of me, but hey, I don't have an elephant. Thanks for suggesting him to me Steve. Next it will be time to learn how to bend pocket watches. Wish me luck. I don't hold out much hope though. Original File: My Megratte.psd. This is my first one from concept to completion. OK, so a really famous surrealist painter from the last century got the idea ahead of me, but hey, I don't have an elephant. Thanks for suggesting him to me Steve. Next it will be time to learn how to bend pocket watches. Wish me luck. I don't hold out much hope though. Original File: My Megratte.psd

Datatron-205 Computer

The name of this computer, alone, sounds like a #TBT worthy of sharing! This was the Datatron-205 (can't imagine what the previous version looked like) that was detailed to the USGS from NASA Ames Research Center back in 1964. Valued at a mere $287,000, the Datatron was to be used for astrogeological studies. NASA had used it for testing spacecraft, but it was provided to the USGS to refine and detail lunar photos for the astronauts as they approached the Moon so they could better understand the terrain and structure. The Flagstaff Milestone quoted, Wayne Lowry, an electrical engineer for the Burroughs Company (who built the machine), as saying, "A problem that would take four mathematicians one year to do can be solved by this machine in 30 minutes." Sorry, Steve Jobs and Woz...you've got nothing on this beauty!. The name of this computer, alone, sounds like a #TBT worthy of sharing! This was the Datatron-205 (can't imagine what the previous version looked like) that was detailed to the USGS from NASA Ames Research Center back in 1964. Valued at a mere $287,000, the Datatron was to be used for astrogeological studies. NASA had used it for testing spacecraft, but it was provided to the USGS to refine and detail lunar photos for the astronauts as they approached the Moon so they could better understand the terrain and structure. The Flagstaff Milestone quoted, Wayne Lowry, an electrical engineer for the Burroughs Company (who built the machine), as saying, "A problem that would take four mathematicians one year to do can be solved by this machine in 30 minutes." Sorry, Steve Jobs and Woz...you've got nothing on this beauty!

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