Styrofoam?

Styrofoam!

The power of the Styrofoam.

We don't really have to play it we can just think about it here.

How's about a snowstorm?

They're not biologically compatible.

You don't know the power of Styrofoam.

That Styrofoam is wicked stuff.

It's quite tall.

Must be made of Styrofoam.

And this isn't just found in packaging.

I'm gonna seriously wound you with this Styrofoam.

Earth's respiratory and circulatory systems.

We've got a different solution.

Today we are making metals that are lighter than Styrofoam, so light they can sit atop a dandelion puff and be blown away with a wisp of air so light that you can make a car that two people can lift, but so strong that it has the crash worthiness of an SUV.

This reflection that we just saw on her latex, the hot specular highlight, that is a piece of styrofoam.

This is one of the ways that vaccines are carried

I need to talk to you about what I consider one of the most egregious offenders in the disposable plastics category.

The most exciting hands on activity is a competition to build the most efficient Styrofoam water wheel. gt gt Teacher

Imagine that when we got on this boat, we were all given two Styrofoam peanuts.

The EPA estimates, in the United States, by volume, this material occupies 25 percent of our landfills.

It's 2 meters tall and 45 centimeters wide, white styrofoam, pointed at the model, and to light that we fired two speedlights against the styrofoam.

I found some Styrofoam, and I stuffed it inside, which I thought was both kind of creative and ironic.

Perhaps even worse is when it finds its way into our oceans, like in the great plastic gyre, where these materials are being mechanically broken into smaller and smaller bits, but they're not really going away.

The main point is, you have to care that some of the reflection of the styrofoam is still visible in her latex suite.

So in a physical channel, what you really want to have is something that customers can touch and feel because you're going to be out talking to them and while you could certainly go out with a PowerPoint deck with a photo of what the product's going to look like, etc., my advice always is invest a day or two in building something even if it's out of Styrofoam and cardboard or if it's something as small as a chip or a microphotograph or a microphotograph of a proposed die layout.

Thank God Omar knows that carrots come from the ground, and not aisle 9 at the supermarket or through a bullet proof window or through a piece of styrofoam.