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Name :Bernie Solo Where are you located?Michigan What is your day job?Design/Fabrication/Content Creator Do you attend a makerspace/fablab/hackerspace?Yes. “Factory Two” in Flint, Michigan Youtube | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook |…
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Patti Smith listed among her criteria for a literary masterpiece that it must leave one so enchanted as to feel “immediately obliged to reread it.” Susan Sontag considered rereading an act of rebirth. I attest to this readily with my habit…
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Reckord_Courtney Who are you and where are you located? My name is Courtney Reckord and I live in Burlington Vermont. What do you make? I make data driven jewelry using USGS data. Each piece is an accurate representation of a different…
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Simple, tenderly expressive line drawings unspool a complex, inexpressible universe of feeling. By Maria Popova Kepler may not have revolutionized our understanding of the universe had his illiterate mother not ignited his love of…
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2019 was an incredible year for Maker Faires all over the world. We asked the local organizers of these fantastic events to share their favorite video coverage and we got some great videos from places like Vienna, Tokyo, Gent,…
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Exciting New Partnership for Make: Community & Engineering.com. Make: Community, producer of Make: Magazine and Maker Faire has been a catalyst for the global maker movement, which is transforming the ways we learn, earn, and live in…
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More than two years after a fire started by a teenage boy destroyed 47,000 acres of old-growth forest in Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge, having just resolved to face the new year like a tree, I found myself on the brink of tears before the…
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Name:Alex MW Morrison Location:Austin, TX What is your day job?I’m a freelance Maker Educator and Collaborative Learning Consultant in Austin. In my role here, I collaborate with different types of learning institutions here in Austin to…
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Hardly any scientific finding has permeated popular culture more profoundly, transmuted its truth into a more pervasive cliché, or inspired more uninspired college application essays than the fact that no two snowflakes are alike. But for…
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In the final years of the eighteenth century, the radical political philosopher and novelist William Godwin (March 3, 1756–April 7, 1836) entered into a pioneering marriage of equals with another radical political philosopher and novelist:…
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