That previous post on education policy was a bit deep. Here is a pic of me downing a formidable Wurst. Oh those Germans… so Freudian with their food.
Wurst!
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Along H26
Garage of an abandoned property along H26 in Wisconsin. There is a stretch of H26 where the state now owns a number of decent homes that appear recently lived in.
Starin Hall Tour
UW-Whitewater staff goes on a tour of Starin Hall. The suite style residence hall will open for the Fall 2010 semester.
Salt & Pepper
Taken in an abandoned bar in southern Wisconsin.
Hawk Bowl
I was just notified that my photo of the Hawk Bowl in Whitewater, WI will be hanging on the walls of the International Bowling Museum & Hall of Fame. I need to schedule a trip to Dallas Texas next summer.
Steel Apple
Baseplate of an iMac G4 purchased off of Craigslist for $20. This machine has a bad logic board. It will be torn apart to refurbish my first Macintosh, the iMac G4 affectionately called “Giga” on my network.
Macintosh SE
R2-D2
Street art installed on a Philadelphia side-street.
Beside You In Time
I am all alone this time around
Sometimes on the side I hear a sound
Places parallel I know it’s you
Feel the little pieces bleeding through
– Nine Inch Nails, Beside You in Time
Photo taken outside an abandoned home in Koshkonong, Wisconsin. Clocks are a favorite subject to shoot among Urban Explorers. They dictate much of our day as an authoritative supervisor would. Even though the clock face is now frozen the world around it nature does not submit to the clock’s authority. Nature ignores the the clock entirely and undermines its authority. Entropy is nature’s subversion to mankind’s hubris.
Apple Discs
Software restore discs from the bygone G4 PowerPC Macintosh era. This software was for iBooks, iMacs, and Power Macintosh units. I was tasked with liquidating these discs. It is something I will regret to my very end of days.
Now that the entire Apple product line is Intel-based, PowerPC support has been summarily dropped from OS X. The PowerPC is dead. Long live PowerPC.