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Go to Lori's Fire Page-> Quicktime Movie Page of Lori's Fire 569k file!!

Go to North Country-> Quicktime Movie Page of The North Country433k file!!

Go to The Macaroni Factory-> Quicktime Movie Page of The West Coast Macaroni Factory Studio558k file!!

Shockwave Movie Pages

Go to The Potters' Tale (520k !) ->

This an experimental page using Shockwave technology.

The animation uses a Shockwave plug-in and is 520k

and takes 4 minutes to download!

This movie is 483k and will take approximately 4 minutes to download on a 56k modem. You will be able to play it with the Quicktime controller.

Glaze materials, like Zinc Oxide, Barium Carbonate, Zircopax, and Gersteley borate (Colemanite) become hard rock like clumps when stored over time. In this Quicktime Movie, I demonstrate how to use a metal pipe, a piece of paper and a kitchen sieve to make the materials back into a powder that will pass thru a sieve when mixed with other materials and water. This could also be done with a ball mill, but this method is inexpensive and fast.

You must have the Apple Quicktime 4.0 extension configured for your computer with the Quicktime Plug-in for Netscape or Internet Explorer in your plug-ins folder. See my Plug-in page for help.
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You are the th pot from the kiln.