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According to this article, the remains of one of Captain Kidd's ships -- the Quedagh Merchant -- has been found off the coast of Catalina Island.
December 14th, 2007
According to this article, the remains of one of Captain Kidd's ships -- the Quedagh Merchant -- has been found off the coast of Catalina Island.
Possibly, according to the folks at EcoGeek.
You know, if they could find a way to make them self-sustaining (find a way to make solar cells lightweight enough to cover the skin of the craft, perhaps?), or at least easily-sustaining (i.e. an engine that runs on hydrogen gained from splitting apart water molecules), and good enough Internet coverage while in transit (probably from LEO -- low-earth orbit -- satellites)... then I could really go for something like one of those Aeroscraft models! ::G::
I do wish they had larger versions of the pictures, though.
You know, if they could find a way to make them self-sustaining (find a way to make solar cells lightweight enough to cover the skin of the craft, perhaps?), or at least easily-sustaining (i.e. an engine that runs on hydrogen gained from splitting apart water molecules), and good enough Internet coverage while in transit (probably from LEO -- low-earth orbit -- satellites)... then I could really go for something like one of those Aeroscraft models! ::G::
I do wish they had larger versions of the pictures, though.
Possibly, according to the folks at EcoGeek.
You know, if they could find a way to make them self-sustaining (find a way to make solar cells lightweight enough to cover the skin of the craft, perhaps?), or at least easily-sustaining (i.e. an engine that runs on hydrogen gained from splitting apart water molecules), and good enough Internet coverage while in transit (probably from LEO -- low-earth orbit -- satellites)... then I could really go for something like one of those Aeroscraft models! ::G::
I do wish they had larger versions of the pictures, though.
You know, if they could find a way to make them self-sustaining (find a way to make solar cells lightweight enough to cover the skin of the craft, perhaps?), or at least easily-sustaining (i.e. an engine that runs on hydrogen gained from splitting apart water molecules), and good enough Internet coverage while in transit (probably from LEO -- low-earth orbit -- satellites)... then I could really go for something like one of those Aeroscraft models! ::G::
I do wish they had larger versions of the pictures, though.
okay, so I'm easily amused... and seem to be avoiding work this morning. ::G::
I've seen several World of Warcraft commercials, some considerably better than others. These two are pretty funny.
One my Mr. T, and one by William Shatner, both on YouTube.
I've seen several World of Warcraft commercials, some considerably better than others. These two are pretty funny.
One my Mr. T, and one by William Shatner, both on YouTube.
okay, so I'm easily amused... and seem to be avoiding work this morning. ::G::
I've seen several World of Warcraft commercials, some considerably better than others. These two are pretty funny.
One my Mr. T, and one by William Shatner, both on YouTube.
I've seen several World of Warcraft commercials, some considerably better than others. These two are pretty funny.
One my Mr. T, and one by William Shatner, both on YouTube.