Month: December 2006

NPR holiday craft contest winners

NPR holiday craft contest winners

The winners are up from the NPR holiday craft contest are up! “Most end-of-the-year recaps include a plethora of notable news stories. Five for Friday’s recap is much easier to digest: It consists of 2006-themed ornaments and menorahs submitted for NPR’s first craft contest, from a bulb wrapped in telephone records (we’re talking about you, […]

Junk computer wreath…

Junk computer wreath…

MAKE Flickr photo pool member Thevampireairion made a holiday wreath from an old dead power source (everything including parts of the case), an old mouse, an extra power cable, two cds, and an extra fan cable – Link. Related: “Geek” Wreath – Link. Simon Says Christmas Wreath… – Link. Monster Wreath tutorial – Link.

Wii movie settings

Wii movie settings

If you want to play your own movies on your Nintendo Wii, here are some settings that seem to work. Jack writes – “As it turns out, the Wii can play home movies as well as show pictures from your digital camera. The only trick is to get the movie in the right format, which […]

Evil Mad Scientist kits – Low-cost open-source holiday project kits

Evil Mad Scientist kits – Low-cost open-source holiday project kits

Our friends @ Evil Mad Scientist has two open source holiday kits AND the instructions are in PDF AND made wit ComicLife, nice work! “We have written instructions for building two sweet microcontroller-based electronics projects for the holidays: an alphanumeric LED christmas tree ornament and an LED mini-menorah (hanukkiah). These are open-source projects; You can […]