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Canada wins the gold at men's hockey. This gold win also breaks the record for number of gold medal wins at the Olympics out of any country. OWN THE PODIUM! Here is a pic of a 42"plasma after the game :)

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After all the rain and wind, most of the snow has melted. It is causing rivers to flow more than normal. Here are some trees along a river that is raging. Night time shots need the shutter open a long time which makes the water look like haze/fog.

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We got HUGE WIND last night. Here are some trees blowing around.

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I know this is gross...Photography can't always be pretty! :)

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You figure this one out.

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This is the HUGE Canadian Flag on top of the Irving in Enfield. Oh Canada!

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Here is a string wound around the machine head of my Schecter.

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Here I am kick flippin a Tech Deck.

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We went to the casino for some supper and slots. We decided to drive up Citadel Hill for a couple of photos first.

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This is a pic of my trucks hood and the road in front. It was taken through the moon roof in my Rav4 while we were driving in Cole Harbour.(no I wasn't driving at the same time)

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These two guys live on our piano in bust form. Meet Mr. Beethoven and Mr. Mozart.

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Here is the same tree the very next morning. We got roughly 45cm of snow. My snowblower got a workout!

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Here is a tree in our front yard just as the snow started to fall.

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I cooked some burgers tonight...mmmmm greasy!

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Whiskey's got it rough...eat, sleep and lounge about!

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We went for a walk in Bedford and I attempted to catch a symmetrical shot. I have learned one thing from trying to take these types of shots...Nothing is perfectly symmetrical. :(

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Tonight was card night again. John dealt me a 9 of hearts...too bad we weren't playing crazy 9s.

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Here is a row of dead rechargeable batteries. I like how the middle AAA kinda looks like it's floating.

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Here is a house reflecting in the Bedford Basin. It was a pretty calm and mild evening.

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This is all I could muster up for a picture of the day. I still feel a bit under the weather.

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Brandy likes to hang out at the top of the stairs and look at everyone below.

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Cindy and I went to visit John and Nicole. Here is a pic of their little girl.

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I was standing with a huge glass building behind me. The sun was hitting the building and it was reflecting a large amount of light back on to a shut down gas bar. Here it is!

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I stopped on the side of the road to take a picture of 2 cranes on the opposite side. The shutter was open a long time and a few cars drove past streaking their lights across my lens.

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Here is a pic of a pick that has been used and abused.

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Here is one of the overhead condenser mics for recording the cymbals of my drum kit. It's set to 0db with a high pass filter activated.

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The shutter stayed open for 226 seconds on this shot near Dartmouth Crossing. Brrrrr.

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I was still feeling a bit under the weather on Monday so instead of spreading my sick to everyone in the office, I decided to work from home.

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We went to Cindy's parents to play some cards. I got knocked of the game early so I grabbed a picture of an hourglass that was on a table next to me.