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May/June 2010: Good/Evil, Day/Night, Color/No Color

Posted on May 1, 2010 by

May/June 2010 Vol. 10 No. 4
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It’s 7:00 am. I’m at 6,000 feet in high desert mountains. There was a light snow yesterday afternoon, followed by heavy winds and rain, and then a harsh freeze. (Read more…)

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      • October 2011: Using Brass and Glass to Create Concrete Poetry
      • July 2011: I Have Seen the Future, and It Is Gray
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      • Feb/March 2011: Staining Was Never Easy, But Now It’s Complicated
      • January 2011: Patina Stains and Embedded Fish in Wyoming
      • Nov/December 2010: Freehand Means Freedom for You and Your Customer
      • October 2010: Lead Bricks and Black Holes: Weight and Scale
      • Aug/September 2010: Berkely’s Street of Concrete Dreams
      • July 2010: A Tale of Two Topping Slabs
      • May/June 2010: Good/Evil, Day/Night, Color/No Color
      • April 2010: Bubbles, Balloons and Broken Glass: Concrete Ideas from Outside the Box
      • Feb/March 2010: Far Far Away
      • January 2010: Entering the Strata-Sphere
      • Nov/December 2009: Residential Concrete Reminiscences
      • Sep/October 2009: Underappreciated Structural Slabs Can Be Recycled
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