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Meara O'Reilly is an intern for CRAFT magazine and a structure addict.Author of these Magazine Articles
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Motion-memory toys, best holiday kits for kids and grownups, cool new tools, books, sites, and the ultimate Dremel.
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20: For Kids of All Ages page 156
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Wireless signal detector for the paranoid, a fire-powered soak, iPhone hacks, and tales of sustainability.
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18: ReMake America page 156
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Magnetic tacks, a doorbell for your cubicle, science for the hungry, and lessons from the Game of Life.
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16: Spy Tech page 176
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Binoculars for beginners, über-accurate torque,
a tea-serving robot, and 100 monsters.
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15: Music page 172
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Go cuckoo for coconuts, munch on the ultimate brain food, turn day into night, and build your own greenhouse.
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14: Optics page 176
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The best tools, software, publications, and websites. Plus: Favorite Things as chosen by the bike-crazed editors of Momentum magazine.
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from MAKE:
11: Alt Vehicles page 174
Ghoulbox
Our favorite tools, websites, and tips for Halloween, from Soundbugs to edible bugs, gross-out cakes to movable monsters.
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halloween2007: Halloween page 118
Kits For The Holidays
Our guide to the coolest kits to make and give.
From MAKE:
04: Music and Kits for the Holidays page 64
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