Meet Ryan Doyle
Posted 08.09.2012 at 5:19 pm
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In July, we partnered with Red Bull on the Creation event, in which teams of makers competed to build, well, great stuff. To get in on the action, they had to create an Arduino-based project. (And if that term doesn't mean anything to you, here's our video explaining what an Arduino is.)
Winners were crowned in July—including Missouri’s Hack A Day team, with its dueling labyrinth tables, a sort of booby-trap pinball—and now we're spending the summer with Red Bull, as they profile other great creators from around the country, beginning with this portrait of Detroit-based builder and destroyer Ryan Doyle.
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Oh look, a commercial about Red Bull. I do not buy Red Bull. I never had. I suppose PoPSCi has to pay the bills and play these commercials.... sigh.
Ok, eat fruits and vegetables mostly, eat meat yes but small like a desert and simply decide to give up any process food or thing that has sugar; occasional natural sugar is ok.
Take care.;)
You have been taught all your life by public TV, science, magazines and the like, plus books, the science and knowledge is there, make good choices and take care of yourself. I LOVE YOU! GOD LOVES YOU! YOU NEED TO LOVE YOU AND ITS OK!
... Was there even a mention of Red Bull during this entire video?
That Engine is amazing! I want to see some specs on it.
yellowjoker,
D'OH!
Pretty sure the title of the article AND the video count as being mentioned don't you?
Playing Devil's Advocate since 1978
"The only constant in the universe is change"
-Heraclitus of Ephesus 535 BC - 475 BC
And of course the link to Red Bull's webpage.. but you are right.. not an advertistment at all.....
Playing Devil's Advocate since 1978
"The only constant in the universe is change"
-Heraclitus of Ephesus 535 BC - 475 BC
Ya'll do realize that, like most magazines, advertisement is probably popsci's main form of income right? Just saying...
Why are we even worrying about it?
yellowjoker; check out All Power Labs or www.gekgasifier.com for open source specs and forum.
They are using a technology that was popular after WW2, during the gas famine in Europe, over one million cars were run on gasified Biomass.
TeslasDisciple you must have seen Arc Attack. If not ...
http://www.youtube.com/user/arcattackmusic