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Contents

Photography
Most MWW published photos reside on Flickr. This section highlights some photos and has links to the rest.

Woodworking
Although the MWW shop has been quiet lately, this section includes some past projects.

Writing
Stories by Rob contains early attempts at fiction.  The MWW Blog contains random thoughts and ramblings.

Technology
Information and opinions on different technological topics.

Commerce
This section includes Amazon Associates links, current eBay auctions and Google Ads.

Tools
A collection of search, news, weather and other links.

Links
A PHP/MySQL managed list of links representing a wide variety of subjects.

Latest Update

Solution to Fossil Fuel Depletion Problem

I don't know why no one has thought of this simple, five step solution to the looming fossil fuel depletion problem facing the world . It's simple, sustainable and I'm going to share it with the entire world right here, right now ... for free.

  1. Gather up all plant and animal matter currently living on the earth and in the oceans.
  2. Bury it all between 7,500 and 15,000 feet underground, preferably beneath an ocean.
  3. Wait 300 to 400 million years.
  4. Drill down to it and pump it all back out of the ground.
  5. Repeat.

Follow these five simple steps and we will have a never-ending series of 150 year supplies of cheap, abundant fossil fuel.


Copyright © 2007 Jason Skinner

Posted June 5, 2008


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Marietta Wood Works is a small furniture shop whose main product is sawdust. Started as a one-man shop, the staff has recently been expanded to one man and two dogs. The increase in legs far outstrips the increase in production capabilities. Thanks for stopping by! I hope you enjoy your visit and come back again soon! -Rob
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