Month: October 2005

If you find yourself constantly tapping your desk, you’ll love this.

Clark Whittington began repurposing vintage cigarette-vending machines in 1997 to vend art instead of smokes.

If Cinderella had used duct tape to fashion her gown, she wouldn’t have needed those fairy godmothers,

Talk about stubborn. Larry Cotton, a retired engineer from New Bern, N.C., didn’t want PC hardware anywhere near his elegant marimba, even though it would have made things a lot easier.

Blacksmiths had to have skills as de- signer, engineer, and metalworker in order to make best use of this precious commodity.

Sitting behind a laptop is boring, but how do you invent a new musical instrument for “playing” the computer?

If you’re walking through your local park and happen upon a device looking like something out of Yellow Submarine with loud random voices blaring from it, you’ve found Daniel Jolliffe’s “One Free Minute.”