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Organic flat screen TV, Estonian style
Saturday, July 4, 2009
A couple of days ago I was visiting some friends in Estonia, who had just completed construction on a straw bale house in what I would call a Fred Flintstone Adobe style. Being organic, earthy people, they wouldn't dream of installing a fancy plasma or LCD TV, but decided to go instead with this organic model that receives only one channel, the Natural Straw Network.
In fact, this opening in the ...
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