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David R. Eustace
Posted by acilius on October 8, 2009
https://losthunderlads.com/2009/10/08/david-r-eustace/
News for View Master Fans
From the latest bulletin Las Vegas-based 3DStereo sent to its mailing list:
News and More News:
Sources at Fisher-Price have disclosed that View-Master products are listed in the product list of 2010. A discontinued product line would have no such listing. And although it was not clear what new products are in the offing, it is heartening to hear that View-Master is at least listed for next year.
Of much greater significance, is the news that a tentative agreement has been reached between Fisher-Price and a group of private parties to carry on the work of the now disbanded Custom/Scenic Division. With a surviving reel making machine in Seattle, like the Phoenix rising out of the fire, it appears that the future holds in store for the world, new and favorite scenic View-Master reel sets as well as the ability for custom reel production for the commercial sector.
The Seattle based Alpa Cine, which produced the processed film for the F-P factory in Mexico has combined with Debra Borer, former, able steward of the Custom/Scenic Division pre-2006 will once again head up that exciting, new part of Alpa Cine.
But all is not perfect, probably because the absence was too short, once again Finley-Holiday is being considered distributor of the scenic reels even though their inefficient attitude to View-Master in the past and its resultant distribution practices may have been partly the initial reason that Fisher-Price gave up on scenic View-Master. But then, nothing is always perfect.
More news will be forthcoming and 3Dstereo will endeavor to keep all informed.
Posted by acilius on September 24, 2009
https://losthunderlads.com/2009/09/24/news-for-view-master-fans/
Cigar Box Guitar
The finished product has five strings, which is one string more than we’re used to seeing at Los Thunderlads, but it’s still interesting to watch Renee Stokley of Romulus, Michigan make a cigar box guitar.
UPDATE: Here’s her webpage.
Posted by acilius on September 10, 2009
https://losthunderlads.com/2009/09/10/cigar-box-guitar/
Colin R Tribe can see clearly now
I can’t seem to embed videos this afternoon, so you’ll have to follow this link if you’d like to see Johnny Nash‘s hit played by our favorite British Columbian fingerstylist.
Posted by acilius on September 8, 2009
https://losthunderlads.com/2009/09/08/colin-r-tribe-can-see-clearly-now/
Banana Furniture
Posted by acilius on July 10, 2009
https://losthunderlads.com/2009/07/10/banana-furniture/
The banana coffin
Banana art in the news:
MONTROSE, Colo.—Casket makers catering to natural burials have offered biodegradable coffins made of such materials as recycled newspapers or cardboard. Montrose-based Ecoffins USA is selling caskets made of banana sheaves.
They take six months to two years to biodegrade.
Marketing director Joanna Passarelli says the company sold $40,000 worth of banana-sheaf or bamboo coffins to funeral homes last year.
At least 14 funeral homes around the country offer them.
Ecoffins USA is the sister company of The SAWD Partnership, which has helped fuel the “green” funeral movement in the United Kingdom.
In natural burials, bodies aren’t embalmed and eventually decompose into the earth.
Posted by acilius on July 6, 2009
https://losthunderlads.com/2009/07/06/the-banana-coffin/
It’s a baby.

tell.fll.purdue.edu
Posted by CMStewart on July 6, 2009
https://losthunderlads.com/2009/07/06/its-a-baby/
Banana Art Today
Posted by acilius on July 2, 2009
https://losthunderlads.com/2009/07/02/banana-art-today/
If I Were a Carpenter- Johnny & June Carter Cash
Posted by CMStewart on June 20, 2009
https://losthunderlads.com/2009/06/20/if-i-were-a-carpenter-johnny-june-carter-cash/
Brubakers Got Back
Posted by CMStewart on June 17, 2009
https://losthunderlads.com/2009/06/17/brubakers-got-back/








