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    Tesla in the Wild

    Our friend (and ex housemate) Thoralf emailed from Germany to point out a Tesla-themeded website he ran across: http://www.tesla-berlin.de/

    I'm not sure what the site is all about, but I love the splash page gif:

    Tesla_test
    Tesla_test

    I'd show it to Tesla but I'm afraid she'd have a seizure...

    Oh, btw, a couple of days ago a woman commented on my blog and said her 14 year old daughter was also named Tesla, and not only that, but her daughter was also born on July 5th! Crazy coincidence there...





    Posted on 2006.10.03 at 10:31 PM |

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    mikepop

    In the new show Studio 60, the writer and producer characters are forced to abandon a movie project. It's mentioned off-handedly that it is a movie about Nikola Tesla. Teslas everywhere!

    Posted by: mikepop | 2006.10.03 at 10:39 PM

    Miss Lizard

    You know, I was searching for blog articles about seizures and found this.  If you want to make it safer for people with epilepsy (or unsuspecting people without epilepsy who are still prone to photosensitive seizures) you can make the size of the graphic smaller.  Flashy things are bad, but big flashy things are worse, since feild of vision plays into it to some extent.  :)

    Posted by: Miss Lizard | 2006.10.31 at 11:14 AM

    Dav Yaginuma

    Oooops. Sorry, I made it smaller. And took the 'seizure' tag off for good measure.

    Posted by: Dav Yaginuma | 2006.10.31 at 02:45 PM

    Miss Lizard

    Is no problem.  Give me a cape and spandex, and I'll say "I'm here to inform!" or something, and then fly off.

    Posted by: Miss Lizard | 2006.11.01 at 10:55 AM

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