I tried to copy and paste that link to see what that was but it didn't take me to a particular picture it gave me a list of websites to choose from. What is that link to?

@Guido�� ...for me it's pretty much just effect. They only use them part of the time. Here's a video I took from Pittsburgh Thursday night. It's from the balcony and the stage is so small it's a good shot of both drums. I'm not expecting you to like the song just watch the first 2 or 3 minutes. If you do watch the whole song the second part of it is the best.(to me). The song is "43/Kill Tomorrow". This is one of my (more)�favorite songs from these guys. (my last video of these two shows)

Hey guys. I went to see MRH Saturday night in Cleveland. I'm sure not too many care about that so don't worry there are no reviews. I'm posting a video though and I'm hoping some here will take the time to watch the first two minutes. The song is "Empty Spaces(pink floyd)/Born Of Desire". The first two minutes (Empty Spaces) features a 7 or 8(?) yr. old kid playing one of the water drums. The kid is so cool and watch him work the crowd. I think this is good stuff. Hope some agree.

Went to Laurel Caverns (east of Uniontown Pa.) with my wife yesterday. We were heading for "Cooper's Rock" in West Virginia, saw a sign for "Laurel Caverns" and headed there instead.Turned out to be pretty awesome. The biggest cave in Pa. I've been in caves before but never a mile in. They have more than 3 miles of cave open for exploration. One reason for this post is because of something I have a little trouble understanding. Supposedly in caves you don't have complete control of our senses. An incline may not seem as steep as it is or a hole may be deeper than it appears and so on. At one point we were climbing an incline upwards and came to a hand rail about 8 ft. in length. From the lower point, the handrail looked lower at the upper point and higher at the lowest point. Our guide placed a golf ball at the top (lowest point) and the balled appeared to roll upward to the bottom point. He told us that it was just an illusion and that the rail actually went downward but only appears to go upward. I still don't get it. Had a great day none the less. Anyone?

I've been there, you should have went to Fallingwater. A stone house built by Frank Llyod Wright for the Kaufmann family. The house is built on top of a water fall. Very cool, also white water rafting is close by.

Just read that again, ...what??? Confused myself with that one.(lol) Not that it matters but basicaly going uphill the handrail was 6in" lower at the botttom than at the top yet it appeared just the opposite and gave the illusion that the ball was rolling uphill. I really don't understand it.