@gawainreif and Your’s Truly at NASA Tweetup in 3D courtesy of @PaoloDy

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I just got back to Cincinnati this morning and had to go straight to work on 1 hour sleep, but it was ALL worth it. I got to experience the final launch of the Space Shuttle Discovery with some of my now life-long friends.

We also got to party a little bit and on Saturday night after the launch we threw a little post launch bash along with celebrating our friend @montsecor ‘s Sweet 16th. As they say, a good time was had by all.

I broke out the decks and our very talented friend @PaoloDy documented @Gawainreif and I jammin – he on his guitar and I’m on the tables of course.

The audio is from another video of mine on YouTube, but check out the video – IN 3D NO LESS!!

Paolo is truly talented. Make sure you check out all of his other spectacular work at http://www.paolody.com/

Thanks my friend! 🙂
Flux.

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