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Friday, February 26, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
A Grove of Pleasant Odors
I work most days in Pleasant Grove. One thing that you may know about PG is that it smells like s***.
In the morning, I try to get there before it gets bad, but at lunch, I'll come out of the building and be greeted by a wall of mouthwatering stench. During the summer months, the air conditioning vent above me will conveniently blow this effluent stench on me directly. Sometimes people will have to go home sick because of the smell.
The smell comes from the Timpanogos Special Service District, which processes sewage here on the west side of 1-15. About twice a year, there will be a story in the news about a protest or a "Special Investigation" into the cause of the stink. ABC 4 Utah did a laughably poor
piece about it last night. It was exactly the same as every other news story about it, which is essentially these 2 points:
1) People have been complaining for years about PG's humanure stench.
2) The people in charge say they're doing something about it.
Useful information not appearing in the story:
1) The reason why nothing is ever done about it.
2) How other cities deal with this problem.
3) Where the owners/operators of the TSSD live.
When HP first decided to move into this new office building, they were reassured by the city that the smell problem was being fixed, and by the time the building was finished, the poo-churners would only be allowed to churn at night. This turned out to be completely untrue. Now the magic solution they've come up with is a 5 million-dollar tarp system.
You read that correctly. The PG legislature has approved a 5 million dollar project that does not take into account this simple fact illustrated here.
If Jurassic Park and my own experience with farting has taught me anything, it's that Nature and Smell find a way.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Lock on, and enlarge the Z-axis
In a movie I saw that you can take a 50 x 50 pixel image and somehow add details and make it look 1400 x 1400 px by running it through an Enhance algorythm...wait, that wasn't a movie. It was 10,000 movies I've seen.
Do you know what you get when you try to enhance tiny bits of security camera footage? Useable intel, that's what.
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Joker Ben
What if you were asked to draw something that would attract fans of both Batman and Lost? This video answers that tough question.
I did it in about 48 minutes in Illustrator.
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