On the morning of November 13, 2006, we launched and landed Goddard – a first development vehicle in the New Shepard program. The launch was both useful and fun. Many friends and family came to watch the launch and support the team. We’re working, patiently and step-by-step, to lower the cost of spaceflight so that […]
A few of us from CRAFT will be at the TNNA Winter Trade Show next weekend in San Deigo from Jan 12-15. It’s going to be big event so if you plan on attending, one of the best ways to get some info on the new products & services that will be showcase at the […]
Dorkbot meetups tend to happen on first Wednesdays. People doing strange things with electricity gather to share ideas and get support on half made projects around the world. I’m going to be at the one in NYC that will have a focus on music that looks really good. Do you have a dorkbot in your […]
Starting tomorrow Jan 3rd bidding will begin for the Kim Family Benefit Art + Craft Auction and will last until Sunday, Jan 7th. The auction, organized by sisters Lisa Congdon and Stephanie Barnes along with their mother Gerrie Congdon, features handmade craft goods by a number of crafters, many of whom are friends of the […]
Susan Beal of West Coast Crafty visited The Bead Museum in Washington DC over the holidays and got to take a look at the museum’s current exhibit, The Sacred Bead. Read her full report of this amazing place! Link.
The 23rd Chaos Communication Congress (23C3) is a four-day conference, lots of tech and hackery, check out the badges attendees are wearing– “CCC-Sputnik is the first public appearance of the Open Source Project OpenBeacon.org and every attendant of the 23C3 is warmly invited to take part in this realtime in-building location tracking system. The CCC-Sputnik […]
While Diana Eng and I were in Rhode Island a couple weeks ago for Craftland (See recap here), she gave myself and O’Reilly editors Brian Sawyer and Brian Jepson a tour of her alma mater RISD (Rhode Island School of Design). Creativity and innovation seemed to flow through the school and we were lucky to […]
