outrageous – Gayle Tabor

Feels Like We’re Living in Star Trek

2011/07/27 Gayle 0

While attending a meeting a few days ago, someone mentioned a video of a 3D printer that was making the rounds. When I returned to my computer, someone, completely unrelated to the meeting, had emailed the video. Like anyone who has watched this video, I was amazed. and skeptical. It looks a little to far fetched to be true….or is it? According to SNOPES, it is indeed a real thing. According to Wikipedia ‘Since 2003 there has been large growth in the sale of 3D printers. Additionally, the cost of 3D printers has declined.[2] The technology also finds use in the jewelry, footwear, industrial design, architecture, engineering and construction (AEC), automotive, aerospace, dental and medical industries, education, GIS, civil engineers, etc.’ According to my limited research, The rest of the story

A Modern Rain Dance

2011/07/24 Gayle 0

Took the time today to wash my truck. Even in the midst of an epic drought, it still rained within 30 minutes of the wash. My theory is that municipalities need to change their drought theories. Rather than banning car washing during a drought, they should encourage it. By the way, I am testing a new found freedom. The ability to email via my phone and have ti post to my blog. Look for shorted more spontaneous quips as I fill up my nes category, phone it in.

In Case of Rain in Epic Proportions (cartoon)

2010/09/30 Gayle 1

I have no doubt this would not be as funny if we were not currently having rain of epic proportions.

Tweeting Your Job Away

2010/07/09 Gayle 0

Seems like a simple process. Know what you tweet may be read by anyone. Evidently, even smart tweeters can tweet their job away with a few misplaced (or mis-tweeted) words.

Obesity in America the Outrageous Statistics

2010/07/05 Gayle 0

There has been a running conversation in my house about change. No, not the kind of change we were promised in the last election (and failed to get, I might mention) but a change on a much more personal level. I feel that my life has become, well less than….