| The last few pictures are of a device I like to call The Flying Linked List. It was created because of a challenge by one of my bosses to make a device that would over a fan that was pointed upwards. Well, this didn't hover, but it was pretty stable and could get some considerable airtime over a fan. I called it The Flying Linked List because originally all of the blades were connected by rubber bands (to control their angle of attack) so it reminded me of a diagram of the data structure: the linked list. |
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The Hiroshima bomb was actually 15 KILOtons, so I called the Globe to correct them
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Brett enlisted Rosie's help to put his new keyboard on
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Rosie had to do this last year so she was experienced
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Brett watches over the proceedings
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Professor Rudolph ripped the earth in two!!
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Professor Rudolph makes some notes
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He had this neat prop for explaining what was going on
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Putting the prop together
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Professor Rudolph explains some abstract spaces
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Some leaves on the ground
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October is clearly the superior month
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Only November comes close
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A brick wall (used as a desktop)
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The Flying Linked List in action
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A flash image to show the angle of attack of the blades while the TFL is in action
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