Tom_Chippendale

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   by Tom_Chippendale 16y ago

   Beat me to it :-)
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   by Tom_Chippendale 16y ago

   It appears the Stanford presentation was given by an Areva executive, and the branding / sources on this copy were removed: "On March 21, Stanford University presented an invitation-only panel discussion on the Japanese crisis that featured
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   An Engineer's Explanation of the Fukushima Incident(docs.google.com)

   84 points by Tom_Chippendale 16y ago|25 comments
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   by Tom_Chippendale 16y ago

   Sorry, delayed response! I would say it very much looks like technology from 1928. Compare it with the minimalist forms of Gio Ponti's Superleggera Chair, or side-by-side against the sinuous curves of a Rio chaise by Oscar Niemeyer. The LC3
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   by Tom_Chippendale 16y ago

   Just a note from a design nerd: it's a Le Corbusier LC3 chair. They're terribly comfortable.