His latest and perhaps most ambitious (read: bordering on crazy) venture is called Hyperloop and it, like its originator, is a concept that's married to forward movement.
A video published yesterday by The Telegraph captures Lee and his friends dressed as phony border patrol agents at the fake checkpoint, where signs read "Scottish Border Agency Passport Control" and "Opens 19 Sept 2014".
A statement by the Veterinary Medicines Directorate read: "UK Border Force at Stansted stopped a shipment which was then subsequently seized.
Underneath her image, a sign reads: "Illegal Border Crossing" then "Resisting Arrest".
But reading the Border ballads in my early teens was very important.
A real checklist of all that is involved in the act of reading would border on the absurd.
Meanwhile, north of the border, read Ewan Murray's views on the job facing Tony Mowbray as he overhauls his Celtic squad.
The reader is "open source," meaning it will support most forms of e-publications, so you aren't locked into reading only Borders purchases on the Kobo.
If you don't like the idea of sitting at a computer reading it, Borders sell a nice selection of manga.
