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I used to work at Accubite, a very very large dental supply company. The owner of the company, Dr. Costello actually helped create a more modernized version of bite trays for use. They are plastic, with soft mesh instead of hard plastic all the way throughout. The cool thing was, when he was first experimenting with sizing, comfort, etc... we got to be voluntary guinea pigs = D

One of the first trays he had tried out, were way to big to fit comfortably in one of my co-workers mouths, and caused her discomfort, because of that, he resized the sidings of the trays. Really neat stuff to be a part of. Unfortunately, the company closed a few years ago, with no explanation. The workers got to work on a Monday, were handed a box, and told to get their stuff. It saddened me greatly, as Doc C was a great person, and very caring. Sorry for the rambling, seeing these brought back memories.

You can see a not-so-great pic of the Neo Trays he helped create here:
http://www.issaquah-dl.com/samples.html

(they are the neon colored ones, I don't care to remember how many of them things I had to count by hand during inventory days)
this album is exceptional. for some reason i'm seeing more DOF-ey shots and some crazy interesting angles- don't know, maybe it's just part of the fact that i haven't checked out your old albums in a while..anyways.. awesome job, sir. you are my hero, by the way.
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excellent site. not sure if you'll see a comment before email? i sent you an email with a title "new location possibly" hopefully it's a usefull idea
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But... it's on the inside of the door...
[look at the previous photo - taken from inside the room]

surely you would want it on the outside to read when you open the door? Or better yet, on BOTH sides of the door!
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EASILY the best photos Ive seen of this place.
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Very cool
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i been here twice. i went into rockwell building both times across from the storage room. my first time there was alot of noises i heard, but it was very windy that night. i returned a few years later going in the same way as before. i didnt see or hear anything to make me believe its haunted. its a messed up place, but idk if its all of what its hyped up to be.
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Gasping in awe!
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Very well said Lynne! I agree too.
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Very creepy! :-)
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This is the best shot Motts!
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The Gothic altar really looks centuries old. The building being bulldozed makes me sick.
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The is a definite sense of strength with this one.
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Simply beautiful!
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Cue Twilight Zone music.