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Here is the radio shop where I work when I am not out in the field working on radio systems.

I live in this building (bldg 210).I share my room with an antenna rigger. The whole floor shares a bathroom. The theme here is largely academic in grounding, the dorms, the science lectures, and the discussions. I suspect a lot of the labor does not recognize it as such.

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Anonymous said…
There is something comical about seeing open windows and fans in Antarctica.
7:59 AM
Anonymous said…
Ahh... you have detected the hoax. Antarctica is actually warm. The white stuff is sand.
1:30 AM
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