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The Fairyland of Science from MAKE:
13: Magic
Magic is in the mind of a fifth-grader near you. by Saul Griffith
Intern, Get Me a Campari! from MAKE:
12: Upload
Why summer internships are more important than ever before. by Saul Griffith
Long Live the Bicycle from MAKE:
11: Alt Vehicles
Everything I know I learned from two wheels and a frame. by Saul Griffith
Makers vs. Shakers from MAKE:
10: Home Electronics
Make it beautiful, make it last, or don't make it at all. by Saul Griffith
Who Wants to Be an Inventor? from MAKE:
09: Fringe
Patents and secrecy don't really serve the individual. by Saul Griffith
Unhindered Creativity from MAKE:
08: Toys and Games
Enable kids to invent their own games. by Saul Griffith
How To How-to from MAKE:
07: Backyard Biology
Use a head-mounted video camera to produce instructions for making things. by Saul Griffith
Simply Cad from MAKE:
06: Robots
Computer-aided design doesn't have to be awful. There's a CAD program out there for you. by Saul Griffith
Pre-Loved from MAKE:
05: Science, Weather, and Outdoors
Or, why used can be so much better than new. by Saul Griffith
The Playful Scientist from MAKE:
04: Music and Kits for the Holidays
Call me crazy. Just don't call me mad. by Saul Griffith
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