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Wednesday, April 19, 2017

Buzzed Science: Pocket Volcano

Welcome to a new episode of Buzzed Science! This time we use the tried-and-true bubbling volcano, except now I know what it means...sort of

Monday, March 20, 2017

Mike Kraus Wins a Contest and Reviews Facial Polish!

YEAH! I won a bottle of Detoxifying Charcoal Facial Polish from Lemongrass Spa and it just arrived in the mail!

Detoxifying polish extracts impurities and exfoliates dry skin. Super antioxidants contained in red raspberry and acai help recharge cells for glowing, radiant skin.

It's the first day of Spring and my face feels like sandpaper after a cold winter and the blast of dry central air for the last six months.

Only need a little dab, which means a two ounce container should last forever.

Massage into the skin with upward strokes.

The price of beauty before rinsing off with cool water.

My face feels so much better. It's really soft and now I smell raspberries everywhere I go. Highly recommended. If you'd like a bottle, contact Mandi at Lemongrass Spa at: http://www.ourlemongrassspa.com/4812

LAST DAYS OF MY ART SHOW

AT WHITMAN WORKS

1826 Penfield Road

Penfield, NY 14526

Tuesday-Saturday 11am-6pm

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Sunday, October 23, 2016

Danube Reflection - Passau, Germany

WILLKOMMEN IN PASSAU, DEUTSCHLAND! Strolling up Höllgasse in Passau, Germany's Artist's Alley. Colorful cobblestones are a fun way to wander through a beautiful town.

Looking toward the Rathausturm (City Hall Tower) on Höllgasse Street

The tower was constructed in 1889-92 to replace a previous tower that was destroyed in 1811.

Mural on the exterior of the City Hall.

View of Veste Oberhaus from Rathausplatz (City Hall Square). Veste Oberhaus was built in 1219 as a fortress to show the power of the Bishop of Passau.

Gisella Temlom

Paulinerkloster Mariahilf (Pilgrimage Church of Maria ob Passau) on the banks of the Inn River

View of Dom St. Stephan (St. Stephen's Cathedral) from Residenzplatz (Residence Square)

View of tower of St. Stephen's Cathedra from Zengergasse street

Interior of St. Stephen's Cathedral.

Looking toward alter

Just a part of the largest cathedral organ in the world. It has 17,774 pipes and 233 registers and 6 consoles.

St. Stephen's Cathedral from Domplatz

St. Paul's Church constructed in 1678

Interior of St. Paul's Church

Entrance to Lukas-Kern-Kinderheim aka Bürgerliches Waisenhaus (Lukas-Kern Orphanage aka City Orphanage) was founded in 1749 by the shipmaster Lukas Kern

The opposite bank of the Inn river. This pic is for Marianne because she wanted to see livestock on the hills. And that's what the little white dots at the top right are.

Schaiblingsturm (Schaibling Tower) is from the Medieval town fortification dating back to about 1250

View down Rindermarkt Street

Meerkat graffiti! These truly are my people.

This is why you measure twice and buy a van once in Europe...

In the wheelhouse with the Captain of the MS Savor.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MARIANNE!

Captain's orders that you must have his drink, "The Hiroshima:" 3/4th Triple Sec, lightly topped with Bailey's, couple drops grenadine to the center compliments of our awesome bartender Rahman.