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The Union => The Water Cooler => Topic started by: Sal Atticum on February 10, 2008, 10:43:46 PM

Title: 2xtM - Wind power across ND
Post by: Sal Atticum on February 10, 2008, 10:43:46 PM
I literally just received this--let's give these guys some support, it's cold out there!

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In just 12 hours Jason Magness, Sam Salwei, and Paul Cassedy of Team YogaSlackers will begin their attempt to cross the entire state of North Dakota using only the wind.   We invite you to follow us via the website 2xtm.com.  Hopefully (fingers crossed) there will be a blog, pictures, and video updates.

A reporter from Outside Magazine will be covering the expedition!

The educational crew will be traveling through the state doing presentations, kiting clinics, and school education seminars.

We are going to try and call a few people each night by satellite phone.  If you'd like to get a call from us, please do the following:

compose a new email to: [email protected],    subject line reading:   Satellite phone call

in the message leave your name and phone #.

Don't hesitate, we have lots of time in the tent at night.  We'll call a few every night! 

Thanks for all the support.

Jason
Title: Re: 2xtM - Wind power across ND
Post by: pmp6nl on February 11, 2008, 11:10:28 PM
Wow, interesting idea.

We should do something similar to promote campusdakota... travel across the state ;)
Title: Re: 2xtM - Wind power across ND
Post by: tetsujin on February 13, 2008, 05:15:55 PM
Cross state craziness it could be interesting, probably problematic though as no one would be around to run the site.

Cameron
Title: Re: 2xtM - Wind power across ND
Post by: pmp6nl on February 13, 2008, 05:35:28 PM
Cross state craziness it could be interesting, probably problematic though as no one would be around to run the site.

Cameron

We could hire a monkey to replace Sal Atticum ;)
Title: Re: 2xtM - Wind power across ND
Post by: Sal Atticum on February 13, 2008, 07:11:29 PM
They have said that enough monkeys banging on typewriters could produce Shakespeare.

With me, all you'd need was one old typewriter with six keys missing and an blind 8-fingered gibbon.