Jill Vickers and Kathie Wheatley worked together on a segment about Vermont invention. Their whole folder on Nora_RAID6 is 337.29 gigs. -It contains footage shot at the Windsor precision Museum in Windsor in September and October 2009 (71.51 gigs). They interviewed the museum director Ann Lawless, and the head machinist John Alexander and two high school students (Bryce and...?) The clips are separated out by topic. There are stills of machines and Windsor. There are some exterior shots of the falls that provided power. There is a log/transcript of the interviews. -There is a folder called Richard Travers, Inventor (114.77 gigs) with log/transcript. It contains various clips from interviews with Richard at the Dimetrodon, (designed by an architecture cooperative), and in his workshop and office, in Waitsfield, where he designed Free Air and later installed it in a general store, also called Benson Freeair. There are stills of his invention whaletail. Some footage of the Warren store. -There is a folder called Paul McMahon inventor (59.36 gigs). It contains interviews with Paul and his son in their shop in Waltham, stills, and high definition footage shot by Rob Koier of Paul and his electric car. -There is a folder called Algae bio fuel with Natake White and Gail Busch (82.93 gigs). They are inventors and business people who work with bio fuel made from growing algae at Blue Spruce Farm. The farm also makes methane power from manure from the cows.