Recipe: Nectarine Salsa
Put a sweet end-of-summer spin on taco night with this nectarine salsa recipe from Kate at Hip Girl’s Guide to Homemaking!
Month: September 2012
Call for Makers: Moving Landscapes, an Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit
Heritage Museums & Gardens invites artists, designers and engineers to participate in an outdoor sculpture exhibit of solar, wind, water, and human-powered kinetic sculpture for the 2013 season. The juried show will be sited throughout our 100-acre grounds of open vistas, meandering paths, a neighboring pond, secluded spaces, and flowering gardens. Works may be offered […]
How-To: Geometric Paperweight
Add some minimalist chic to your workspace with this pretty geometric paperweight project that Randi from Swoon shared on Dotcoms for Moms! [Via WhimseyBox]
Adafruit Offers Sneak Peek at Raspberry Pi WebIDE
Adafruit’s new WebIDE will let you code and run programs for your Raspberry Pi from a web browser on any computer.
More Lego Great Ball Contraption Action
We’ve covered akiyuky’s GBC work before. Here’s a recently posted video of a 17 module GBC running 500 balls over a 31m path that took over 600 hours to complete. Make sure you’ve got the seven minutes or so to watch this video, because it is mesmerizing.
Makey Awards 2012 Nominee 16: Epilog Laser, Repair Friendly
For easy of repair and a design mindful of same, we nominate Epilog Laser for the 2012 Makey Awards in the Repair Friendly category.
Maker Faire New York: Illuminator Interview
There are over 500 makers of all stripes preparing a wide variety of projects for Maker Faire New York, taking place next weekend, September 29 and 30, at the New York Hall of Science in Queens. From engineers to crafters, roboticists to recyclers, what all these makers have in common is a deep passion for […]