When I want to learn about telecommunications, I always consult with an astrobiologist.

I used to be in the electronics industry. It amazed me that cities thought of it as a clean neighbor unlike iron foundries or pulp mills. It is a horrendous polluter not only because of the nasty chemicals it requires, but also because operators have the habit of pouring waste onto the ground. In other words, those tanks are not leaking.

Nice, nice nice! Thank-you.

That beast looks impossibly large. I suspected photoshop until I discovered that he is only moderately-sized for a male.

On missing cinema: There were a couple of fires in secure, supposedly fireproof, storage vaults that destroyed 90% of all film created before 1930. Spontaneous combustion, a real danger, is the suspected cause. A precious few people are left alive that worked in those facilities. They could be a great resource for any investigator looking for clues as to where other copies might be found.

If he is that dedicated to a promotional video, just imagine his commitment to pottery. Best laugh of the week.

Glasses with prisms (not mirrors) work very well for people who are bedridden or with fused necks. For best results, they do need to be fitted by a professional.

Dorothy's answer?

Only ten? I thought that there were at least 34.

The capillary siphon trick works, but there is no rate control so be advised to test the system before you leave.

Is there anything beer cannot fix?

If this actually works someday (and that is a big IF), I will buy one and go into the swimming pool demolition business. Right now it takes a horrendous amount of machinery to remove an in ground pool.

The word "painstakingly" anthropomophises the subject and implies a lack of rigor in the researcher.

The buying public appears to agree with marishka. The bids were low and some did not sell at all.