Comments on: Obama Singles Out Window Company in Presidential Address *Updated 11:30 EST

By: Bernard

Bernard — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 09:58:29 +0000

I sure hope Philadelphia and our Nation also considers solar control window film. People are attracted to ‘big’ solutions rather than the existing because at their core they feel the ‘big’ solution may or may not happen and, in a way, may not ever have to change. For 15%-25% of the cost of window replacement, anyone can reduce solar heat gain on existing dual pane windows (which are already good for winter). Of course, if you have single pane windows you need to replace those. You can find out more about window film at http://www.TintBuyer.com, like most window films are for reducing solar heat gain in the summer, low-e films both block summer heat and improve winter heat retention.

By: Alan Levin

Alan Levin — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 22:00:06 +0000

Tim you are mistaking my company Northeast Building Products for Serious Windows who had an employee’s wife in the Obama administration and received press and funding as reported a few weeks ago. We have in no way contact with the Obama administration except for them picking up this piece from the Philadelphia Inquirer News Paper and asking us permission to use it. I actually was not a supporter of the Stimulus plan but we have seen a large jump in business since it was enacted and our retail dealers have been able to use the tax credit that was in it to help boost their sales.

By: Tim Horn

Tim Horn — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 14:48:36 +0000

More wasted tax money. The way I anderstand it this company got a bump from the government and thru a marriage has direct ties to the White House. The stimulus is Ok but the gov. picking winners and losers is wrong. Kind of like 50 jobs in Arizona for 99 million. Oh wait…. it was really 15 jobs. Be real.

By: linda rhodes and pat wilmoth

linda rhodes and pat wilmoth — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 14:16:14 +0000

The Recovery efforts have done the glass industry a big advertising favor. The glass industry in our region is an age old industry that is constantly seeking areas where our expertise may fit into a progressive agenda to fortify our nations efforts to become energy efficient while calling upon our ow unique resources. These resources are both human and material and especially for our region, the Appalachians most notably. The answer to air purification as well as answers to environmental concerns such as coal purification…all are a nano tech proporting resources as seen in the glass and stained glass industry. This industry holds promise in areas such as artichecture/design/ purification/elemental/ Nano R/D // as well as retail and many more – all artistic talent and manufacturing components hereby acknowledged. Our national interest and preservation again depends on the visions and implementation of ideas and products as proported and just waiting in the wings to be acknowledged tested and utilized on a grand scale.