Mark Robbins

Posted on: Mar 03, 2023 at 11:25 AM

TNSR Systems LLC's Swole-Crete has finally found a champion in the PhD Structural Engineering world. After years of running in place. This latest video moved the ball forward..inches!

"Swole-Crete 7 day crush" (5m)
https://youtu.be/IFKTEgq-Zkw

I pretty much thought we had something when we lifted 8000# with a 1/4" rope!

Tiny rope lift 8000# (90s)
https://youtu.be/AvuLtW28M_g

Were we good enough friends for you to invite me to Aransas Pass? Gotta ask!

Last test results from A&M Center for Infrastucture Renewal. Concrete cracking fun!

it's amazing how fast they grow! 2019, 2022 And how old y'all are!

Posted on: Jul 27, 2022 at 5:57 PM

Posted on: Jul 27, 2022 at 5:56 PM

You haven't changed at all!

This is another short pamphlet you can read in an hour. I put this out quite a while ago but I added pictures and a new cover. I wasn't into using endnotes as much for this one but times have evolved to where I think you can feel it as a real path.

I realized that I hadn't really posted anything on "Walden Shock" which just gives me the chance to run off at the mouth. It's a fairly long read but the focus was always on trying to come up with ideas that would smooth the path to the future. Who has time to read?
I put a list of spoilers at the back of the book so you can check out, directly, those ideas that might appeal to you. Cowgirls, robots, and guns in Texas? Yep.

I did some YouTube streams using "The Memory Book" to memorize Philippians. You really need to watch it if you need a lift. My singing sets a really low bar for singing but the smile value is pretty high.
"The Memory Book" is the second most powerful book out there. I always tell people that it is a guaranteed "A" in any school course that requires a lot of memory work. As an example, I told my kids that I'd pay for their college if they studied STEM. OR they were on their own. My daughter decided to do computer science because of my background being able to help her some. At the beginning, before she was practiced in the technique, she would send me lists of things she needed to memorize, I'd make the links, and then I learn her the visual links. She got her B.S in Computer Science. There were tears along the way.
I put out a pamphlet of storyboards on Kindle so that there is a handy and quick way to refresh the storyboards without having to view the videos. It is effective even while watching television.
I've given away numerous books, offered to help people get started by taking their ten item lists and generating the visuals. I'll do that for any of y'all, too. It's a gift that your grandkids will appreciate for life.