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MAKE AMENDS
In our profile of Ed Storms (Volume
03, page 25), we failed to mention his employment with Lattice Energy, LLC in Chicago.
Dr. Storms’ current work with a scanning tunneling electron microscope has been made possible by Lattice. You can read Lattice Energy CEO Lewis Larsen’s letter to MAKE, in which he clarifies several points about Dr. Storms’ employment status, at makezine.com/03/interview.
In the Welding Primer (Volume 03, page 163), Mister Jalopy warns readers to “Make sure your welding area is clean and inflammable as the sparks are going to fly!” We meant to say that your welding area should be non-flammable.
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