THORIUM REMIX 2011

File Name: THORIUM_REMIX_2011.avi File Size: 697.8 MB (731722688 bytes) MD5SUM: b0150ee61936b6b499a6540fe8ab51bb Duration: 2 hours 23 minutes 49 seconds Resolution: 640 x 360 Codecs: XVID MP3 Website: http://thoriumremix.com/2011/ YouTube: (2 hour version) Copyleft: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license (CC BY-SA 3.0) http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ Intro: THORIUM REMIX 2011 starts with a 5 minute TL;WL summary, to hold you over until you find your Ritalin. Summary: Thorium is readily available & can be turned into energy without generating transuranic wastes. Thorium's capacity as nuclear fuel was discovered during WW II, but ignored because it was unsuitable for making bombs. A liquid-fluoride thorium reactor (LFTR) is the optimal approach for harvesting energy from Thorium, and has the potential to solve today's energy/climate crisis. LFTR is a type of Thorium Molten Salt Reactor (Th-MSR). This video summarizes over 6 hours worth of thorium talks given by Kirk Sorensen and other thorium technologists.

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lastchance (2011-12-05)

If anyone want to help promote thorium as an energy resource, I have propaganda DVDs available...

(That's as inexpensive as possible.) The DVD is NOT copy protected. In fact, it is Creative Commons Share-Alike licensed... you can make copies and sell those copies if you like.
However, if you want nice packaging it is probably easiest to just order large quantities from Kunaki's duplications facility.
If you like this doc, and want to help support these efforts, the biggest impact you can PERSONALLY make is by relaying this info to your less tech-savvy friends. DVDs are an excellent mechanism to do so. And a DVD in a nice package is more likely to be watched than a DVD in a paper sleeve.

lftr (2011-12-05)

Another good documentary on this subject is THE THORIUM DREAM.

lftr (2012-02-05)

Director here. I've set up a "download" page for $3, if anyone is interested in supporting the creation of THORIUM REMIX 2012.
http://thoriumremix.com/2012/
Obviously you're already quite capable of securing a copy of the Director's Cut if you're here. I'm considering all purchases to be donations. There are almost no transactional fees... unlike the (inexpensive as possible) DVD where the purchase price goes almost entirely to duplication and shipping.
So if you "buy" a download, whether or not you actually download it, the 2012 version will be better for it by about $3.
I'm open to any feedback on price. I figured $3 is what I'd like to pay per movie for a 1280x720 MPEG-4 DRM-free copy. And since it costs basically nothing to me I'd lower the price if I thought more people would donate. However, I suspect transactional friction out-weights the increased interest in any price under $3. Tell me if you think I'm wrong!
Thanks, -Gord