My friend, Henry Houh, founder of Einstein's Workshop has teamed up with a guy who created a 3D matrix of cameras (over 100) that is able to take three dimensional photographs of large objects -- in this case, people.  Here are 6 models Henry and Co. made of our family.  Truly amazing.  The next amazing thing is that Henry is going to arrange for some of these models to be printed in 3D, resulting in 6" figures of the four of us.

This post is about windows in Will Forsdick's condo at the above address.  I am documenting this so that the people at Blaine Window can figure out the parts that need to be purchased for the casement windows.

In my home business, I frequently need boxes to hold 2x2" 35mm slides.  When I look up such items on the Internet, I am annoyed to only find relatively expensive products for storing slides. So, being kind of handy with paper, I decided to create my own template that I can cut from the numerous boxes I get from Amazon.  Here is that template.  With some used cardboard, a utility knife, a dull butter knife for scoring the edges, and a hot glue gun, you can come up with a useful box for slides.  Click to see template full size so you can read the dimensions.