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Stephen Jerrom and Andy Cao were recipients of
the year 2000 Lindbergh Foundation Award.
Every year, The Charles A. and Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Foundation award grants of $10,580 for issues "Advancing the Balance
Between Nature and Technology."
Among 200 applicants world-wide, their proposal
was one of ten chosen.
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In formal ceremonies in Seattle over the weekend
of May 20th, 2000, Stephen and Andy met the distinguished members of
the Lindbergh Foundation board, including two Lindbergh family members,
the grandchildren of Charles Lindbergh, Kristina and Erik.
The grant proposal, written by Stephen Jerrom last
summer, included this initial statement:
"In seeking to approach a more ecologically
balanced diversion of usable recycled glass from that which is unnecessarily
discarded in landfills, we seek funding to assist in creating prototypes
of glass tiles made from this plentiful yet under-used material."
We are deeply honored to be recognized in this
way. We know that the assistance provided by the grant will go along
way toward helping us explore the potentials of recycled glass, as well
as fulfilling the mission of the Lindbergh Foundation.
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