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Monday, March 17, 2008
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Current mood:  artistic
On April 20, we are going to pick one lucky winner from our Street Team to get their own Graivty Vortex. They can pick the color, including the BRAND NEW "smoke" color unit. There are a lot of exciting things coming up for Gravity Vortex, and the first people to know about it will be the Street Team.
Sign up now to make sure you are in the drawing.
http://www.gravityvortex.com/vst.html
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Monday, January 07, 2008
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Current mood:  high
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Sunday, December 30, 2007
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Tuesday, December 25, 2007
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 >CLICK IMAGE< VIRTUAL BATTLE OF THE BANDS CONTEST! We are releasing a promotional DVD and are looking for the best up and coming bands to be featured FOR FREE on the disk. Send us your song (mp3 format). That's all you need to do! We will selected the songs we like and feature them on our DVD. Send links to art@gravityvortex.com and if we like your stuff, we'll put you on the DVD and give you lots of free publicity.
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Wednesday, October 17, 2007
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VORTEX GETS ITS FIRST MAGAZINE COVER! In the latest issue of SKUNK (Issue 3, vol. 6), the Gravity VORTEX and Air Gravitron battle head to head in "The Gravity Challenge." Both products were given very good reviews, but the Gravity VORTEX was hailed for its durable constuction and easy portability.
Here is a small snipet from the article...
The Gravity Vortex
Often referred to as simply the Vortex, the Gravity Vortex is about the best thing to happen to the frat party since the invention of the hairy buffalo. What it lacks in refinement, because it's not made of glass, it makes up for in spades in durability and portability. Made of super-strong polycarbonate (no mere plastic - this ithe stuff from which Nalgene water bottle are made), the Vortex can withstand tremendous pressure without breaking. Although not recommended, you could throw it across a concrete parking lot or drop it from a window without doing much damage.
Like the Gravitron, the Vortex is available in two different sizes and a variety of colors. The large unit is available in blue and green, the small in pink. At about $90, the California-made Vortex is a value based on simply its durability and longvity.
One of the most common questions asked of Davyd Field, inventor of Gravity Vortex and owner of the company is, 'Can you make these out of glass?'
"Of course I could. But if I made it out of glass, it would sell for $500," said Field. "I view this as the ultimate dorm room piece," he said.
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For the rest of the article, pick up the current issue of SKUNK from your local newstand.
Also, dont forget about our BONGS 4 BOOBS campaign, more information available at www.gravityvortex.com
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Wednesday, October 17, 2007
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Davyd, my name is Jeff Beverly, I'm a quadriplegic and Steve Bloom asked you fine folks to send me a Vortex. Thank you very much. He wanted me to use and play, then review for his site. www.celebstoner.com/content/view/328/1/ I wanted to thank you for this disabled friendly product. Much easier than I thought, the knob was scary, due to my finger impairment, they don't move independently. The knob is easy to work with the water. As a Quadriplegic, this tool is fine for many of my friends paralyzed like me. Many have the same lack of finger use, they will dig this. Thanks again for your fine product.........LIFE ROLL$ ON.............JEFF


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Tuesday, October 16, 2007
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Tuesday, October 16, 2007
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 Tonight on the Showtime series WEEDS, the Gravity VORTEX makes its TV debut. Doug Wilson (played by comedy legend Kevin Nealon) gets high from a pink Gravity VORTEX while kicking it on the couch. It is a great tie in, as it helps to promote breast cancer awareness month and our BONGS FOR BOOBS campaign. That is all we know for now. Check gravityvortex.com for video clips just as soon as we get them. And PLEASE watch the show tonight!
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Saturday, August 04, 2007
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Monday, July 30, 2007
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Come down and see us!! 
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