Infrared camera shows that the chili is hot

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Watch as Maintenance Evangelist and Skill TV host Joel Leonard demonstrates how the city of Asheboro, N.C., will be using infrared technology at the upcoming Asheboro Chili Cookoff and Hot Head Contest on April 18.

http://www.myfox8.com/news/morningnews/wghp-morning-recipe-wed-chili-090407,0,1683448.story

To read more about the contest, see http://hotheadcontest.blogspot.com/ and http://asheborochilicookoff.blogspot.com/.

Special thanks to Stockton Infrared for providing the infrared camera used in this clip, and for providing the technical expertise on the Hot Head Contest. Thanks to Grainger for providing Gatorade Coolers and Highway Safety Kits for the winning Hot Head contestants.

Continue to follow Joel in his fight to educate the populace about the importance of maintenance at www.SkillTV.net. New videos are added weekly.

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Infrared camera shows that the chili is hot

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