The NRC’s preliminary event report says plant operators estimated the steam leak at 82 gallons per day. That may sound like a lot but regulators consider it small compared to ruptures in steam tubes at other plants between 1975 and 2000 that vented as much as 630 gallons of radioactive steam per minute. via OC …
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In the internet era… pre-game Super Bowl commercials, live streaming, game-day art, ladies commercials
It’s been a fun week for football fans with all the hoopla and excitement. Here are the posts from 1X57 in build-up to the big game: The internet era “Things have changed” – in the internet era of the Super Bowl – “It used to be about a one time hit for 30 seconds or …
Favorite Commercials for Ladies (Super Bowl edition): David Beckham in underwear
The art of the Super Bowl program cover
Super Bowl I Super Bowl II
Favorite Commercials (Super Bowl edition): Watch a car do a bungee jump and a kick flip
Favorite Commercials (Super Bowl edition): Jerry Seinfeld begging you for a car (w/ Jay Leno cameo)
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Favorite Commercials (Super Bowl edition): Dogs bark in chorus for Star Wars, The Imperial March
Listen to the original, The Imperial March
In the internet era of Super Bowl commercials, "things have changed"
Things have changed in Super Bowl advertising. It used to be about a one time hit for 30 seconds or 60 seconds in the middle of the show. And increasingly we’re trying to create a sort of two-week buzz. The way in which people advertise in the Super Bowl was kind of developed before there …
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In the internet era of Super Bowl commercials, “things have changed”
Things have changed in Super Bowl advertising. It used to be about a one time hit for 30 seconds or 60 seconds in the middle of the show. And increasingly we’re trying to create a sort of two-week buzz. The way in which people advertise in the Super Bowl was kind of developed before there …
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