Yttrium. A Most Unusual Name For an Element
I wonder in what state it's legal for me to buy a piece of land in the middle of nowhere and incorporate the land as a city. Just wonderin'...
It's interesting getting used to the new groove in which I have found myself. I like my new job, and I keep running into interesting things there.
Case in point. Is it really possible expose a camera to so much sand that the whole interior of the camera is caked in it? Is it possible, short of burying it in the sand and leaving it for three weeks, to sully up the interior of a camera such that small pieces of silica-based particulate matter finds its way onto every component, bracket, electrical contact point and mechanical connection?
I found that out today, and the answer is 'yes.'
applepieisgood is back from her Vegas trip, and I am glad to be seeing her tomorrow!
It's interesting getting used to the new groove in which I have found myself. I like my new job, and I keep running into interesting things there.
Case in point. Is it really possible expose a camera to so much sand that the whole interior of the camera is caked in it? Is it possible, short of burying it in the sand and leaving it for three weeks, to sully up the interior of a camera such that small pieces of silica-based particulate matter finds its way onto every component, bracket, electrical contact point and mechanical connection?
I found that out today, and the answer is 'yes.'
applepieisgood is back from her Vegas trip, and I am glad to be seeing her tomorrow!