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something that we have to stretch for.Well, it is spring, and we are looking for expansion...-mouser (April 10, 2012, 12:44 PM)-cranioscopical (April 10, 2012, 01:35 PM)
Just saw this place referenced from Gizmo's Hot Finds.
Not even sure what you guys have to offer, but it seems like you guys have a great approach and attitude.
So I decided to donate just because.-robmets (April 10, 2012, 08:39 AM)
I was hoping they'd show video of it being driven down the street. I remember years back there was a street legal auto you could fly. But you pulled a trailer with the wings in it. You had to take the wings from the trailer and latch them on. Also there was the problem of storing the trailer while airborne. If you landed in a different city and wanted to drive it, then I guess you either paid to store your wings at that airport or rented a trailer?
The nose on the thing looked similar to a Piper Cub single engine job.-MilesAhead (April 09, 2012, 06:19 PM)
I thought I saw on TV years ago a little car that could fly AND be driven into water as a boat. . .
And I'm not talking about on a fiction show. Anyone else have an idea of what I'm talking about?-Deozaan (April 09, 2012, 05:16 PM)
US company Terrafugia has put on display a prototype car that is licensed to fly as well as drive, at the New York International Auto Show.
It is the first vehicle in the world to have met both the standards of the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) and the NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration), according to Cliff Allen, Vice President of Sales at Terrafugia.
This makes it the first "street legal aeroplane", he said.
Known as the Transition, the versatile vehicle has two seats, four wheels and retractable wings.
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It is expected to be available next year, with a price tag in the region of $279,000 (£176,300).
- I kinda prefer that name, and it doesn't limit me to only video.If that much. Its also difficult to think that people would want to tie up their phone lines for an hour or two just to read the paper.-techidave (April 08, 2012, 09:11 PM)
What makes this especially bad is the fact that most Mac users do not have an antivirus installed to catch it. They don't think Macs can get malware so they don't bother with it.-app103 (April 08, 2012, 07:49 PM)
I already use an WYSIWYG HTML editor
but I cant convert text to bold or red, easily, like in MS Word, I cant change the position of text blocks and graphics, easily, by draggind them, etc-kalos (April 07, 2012, 05:56 PM)
Fiber is great.
(see attachment in previous post)-jaden (April 02, 2012, 06:28 PM)
due to my recent Vista crash, I lost all the videos from VideoBlocks. But now VideoBlocks is repeating the offer! This time the campaign is aimed at church leaders etcetera, (via eStudySource), but the content is the same. Also, they have written what I failed to notice from the beginning, that they will give you back your money if you forget to cancel in time. Again, you cannot download more than 20 files per day; it is not "50.000", but "max 140 of 50.000"
https://www.videoblo...dySourceReligion0312Just create a username and password*, and you get download access to everything on VideoBlocks.com for 7 days. You can download 20 clips per day.
*To ensure one login per customer, we require a credit card to sign up for an account on VideoBlocks.com. However, you will not be charged anything for your 7 days of complimentary access. After 7 days you will automatically be charged if you do not cancel your account, but we will happily refund you if you forget.
VideoBlocks.com is only giving this complimentary access to a limited number of users, so start downloading now:
Get Your 7 Days of Complimentary Downloads-VideoBlocks-Curt (April 02, 2012, 04:26 PM)
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