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Colin McCullough Our Video Contest Entries - HELP!

Sep 4, 2008 10:05 am

Colin McCulloughHere's a thought: fossil fuels are polluting...duh.

I heard an interesting take on that on the radio lately. Our major sources of electricity: coal, nuclear, oil, and gas, require government regulatory agencies to do regular site visits to make sure the power plants aren't polluting more than they are allowed to. Gotta keep an eye on... Read More


Terry Tolleson The Research

Sep 3, 2008 07:49 pm

Terry TollesonThis entry is in part due to responding to DonL (my brother-in-law), who made a comment on my last post. I haven't been active on this site in a while as I've had some interesting stuff occur in my regular life. In addition, I really need to focus on cleaning out that garage for easier (and pain free) access to the Alfa. I am looking into a co... Read More


Elizabeth Redmond Prototype packing failures

Sep 2, 2008 11:52 pm

Elizabeth RedmondLast Saturday I packed up a POWERleap tile and sent it out to the west coast for presentation to a new potential client and investor. In the past, I've not had the greatest luck packing up the prototype tile. For example, (evidence pictured below) last February I shipped t... Read More


Recent comments

  • 2008-09-05 12:38 am
    Actually I just saw your album and while plastic bags are great for taking up space they will do little to absorb the impacts of shipping also peanuts are more for taking up space they shift leaving the tile to absorb impacts so all that was really protecting your tiles was the thin layer of bubble wrap. If possible try dense foam and more layers of bubble wrap preferably with larger bubbles then use bags and peanuts to take up excess space.
  • 2008-09-05 12:24 am
    I would reccomend double boxing. Pack the first box like before and then put it inside another box with about 1.5 to 2 inchs of additional packing. It stinks because it will increase shipping costs but if it prevents breakage it will be worth it.
  • 2008-09-02 12:13 am
    i'm from china . how can i jion it !
  • 2008-09-01 07:18 am
    Thanks for this link Peter. I hadn't come across it before. If you hear of any others please let me know. Paul
  • 2008-08-29 02:46 pm
    Footage from Radiohead's webcast from last night: http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/download/145096-video-radiohead-various-songs-from-the-santa-barbara-webcast F R E S H -Elliott

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