Martha Stewart - Flashlights, . . . . . . see link

e=mc²

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Re: Martha Stewart - Flashlights, . . . . . . see

As a matter of fact, his business, wordcraft.com, is within walking distance from my home. Just several blocks away. When I saw that link on Martha's site, it immediately rang out loud. In fact, his name is also on that bldg. It's a law practice. I think that he IS one of us, just don't know his handle. I might just have to drop in on him one day, but I know how busy lawyers offices can be and I wouldn't want to intrude on his daily operations.

Edit: Found his handle, it's stuarts1031, member 15. He hasn't posted much, however.
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Gene

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Re: Martha Stewart - Flashlights, . . . . . . see

I don't care what anybody says, I've always liked the broad! She really is a wealth of info!
 

shankus

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Re: Martha Stewart - Flashlights, . . . . . . see

Did you guys catch this:

[ QUOTE ]
from the article:
...flashlight batteries were weak, and their bulbs very dim, providing only a few seconds of light at a time.

[/ QUOTE ]

Maybe that's where the name "flashlight" came from. It is a kind of strange name, really. I like the British name "torch".

Also, thank you David Misell for your contributions to flashlights. we should make his birthday, or the date of his patent a holiday here on CPF, have sales etc. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/blush.gif
Or perhaps on of the modders might name a light after him, it is a cool name: "Lambda Misell", sounds like "missile", if I'm pronouncing it right.
 
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