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on May 13
Alan Languirand
commented on a project updateWord. Keep making it awesome. Anyone who doesn't think they got a deal and doesn't love knowing they're enabling your ability to be creative and productive should rethink backing on KS.
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on February 19
Alan Languirand
commented on a projectJon & Joe, Thanks for all your hard work on on this! I'm excited to see that things are just about ready to ship. I've seen the huge variety of positive and negative feedback that you've received - just remember that confirmed funding to shipped product in less than 6 months rivals the production cycles of a many actual product development companies. I'm looking forward to finally using my Orbit!
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on September 2, 2011
Alan Languirand
backed a project
Orbit: A Swiveling Smartphone Suction Mount by Jon Norton & Joe Molinari
The Orbit defines what a smartphone mount should be, offering infinite adjustability and zero frustration. Form and function delivered.
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253% funded $63,457 pledged
- 1,882 backers
- Funded Oct 05, 2011
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on February 17, 2011
Alan Languirand
commented on a project updateAlan from IS here. John, I like your style. David, you're right - more money does = more feet. It'll be a minute before we know for sure the exact money to altitude ratio, but that's where everyone's head is at right now.
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on February 15, 2011
Alan Languirand
commented on a projectThe show of support over the last few days is mind blowing! We're getting oh-so-close to that $25k mark, and I love all of the discussion and deep deep enthusiasm for both Robocop and the city itself. I'm involved with the IS team, and I just threw my hat a little farther into this ring with a donation to the project. Whether it's ROI, Return-on-Awesome, curious internet rubbernecking or anything else that motivates you, this is a cool project to support. There are other orgs that deserve your money, yes, but there's room for all. I know $50k sounds like a huge sum, but its not as though it's coming from some other organization. It's all in good faith, good fun, and much of it is from out of town. In terms of what flows through the city daily (or doesn't), this will be a great addition to whichever neighborhood receives the completed statue both when it goes up and as it stays.
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on February 15, 2011
Alan Languirand
backed a project
Detroit Needs A Statue of Robocop! by Imagination Station Detroit
Build a life-size monument of Robocop in Detroit! Part man, part machine, all crowd funded!
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134% funded $67,436 pledged
- 2,718 backers
- Funded Mar 26, 2011
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on October 6, 2010
Alan Languirand
backed a project
Glif - iPhone 4 Tripod Mount & Stand by Dan Provost & Tom Gerhardt
Glif is a simple iPhone 4 accessory with two primary functions: mounting your iPhone to a standard tripod, and acting as a kickstand to prop it up.
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1,374% funded $137,417 pledged
- 5,273 backers
- Funded Nov 02, 2010
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on March 16, 2010
Alan Languirand
commented on a projectRemember, anyone who invests in this round of inches will not only get property in Detroit, but the money will go towards placing a camera on the property so you can see your new land. You can follow the progress of the camera build here: http://projectlemonbattery.com/ Thanks everyone who contributes to loveland!
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on March 10, 2010
Alan Languirand
backed a project
LOVELAND Season 2 Pre-Game: The Legend of The Ghost Inches by Jerry Paffendorf
Warning! There have been reports of strange phenomenon in the Greater Detroit Metro Complex. Ghost inch threat level: rainbow. Catch these $1 inches!
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355% funded $1,779 pledged
- 110 backers
- Funded Mar 10, 2010
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on March 10, 2010
Alan Languirand
commented on a projectDespite the haters, I have to say this round has done an excellent job of showing off just how far loveland has come. Another 108 people? another $2k?! That's great news for project, great news for the non-profits you're partnering with in the spring, and great news for everyone who's put in time to help this get as far as it has. This project is in the unique position of investing in Detroit using money that largely comes from outside the city and isn't from a government source. Keep up the good work!
Alan Languirand
Alan Languirand joined Kickstarter on December 17, 2009
