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fussing with stuff: 034 - Ned Lawson - Green Building at Duxbury ... Ned Lawson, Dirctor of the Duxbury Bay Maritime School talks about the school's project of designing a 'Green Building.' He spoke after a DBMS sponsored ... 2.
fussing with stuff: Geodesics and GIKs Apr 13, 2008 ... What I see from this experience is that there was only one solution to the Geodesic Dome project/activity. If the parts were the wrong size, ... 3.
fussing with stuff: 034 - Ned Lawson - Green Building at Duxbury ... Ned Lawson, Dirctor of the Duxbury Bay Maritime School talks about the school's project of designing a 'Green Building.' He spoke after a DBMS sponsored ... 4.
fussing with stuff: How I share my information It is also possible to post a link so when I make a new blog posting or find something good online, I can share it with people through my wall. ... 5.
fussing with stuff: Open Robo Baby Open Robo Baby. In a school near you there is (hopefully) a program that teaches ... Enter RoboBaby! For close to a thousand bucks, your school system can ... 6.
fussing with stuff: 029 - Longboard building with Max, Tim and Taylor Jul 3, 2006 ... When we are Fussing with Stuff, we take greater control of the ... Max, Tim and Taylor built a bunch of skateboards and longboards as part ... 7.
fussing with stuff: 015 - Ron Carlson, chief safety inspector and ... 015 - Ron Carlson, chief safety inspector and mechanic of Electric Assist Bikes - Tour de Sol 2006. Listen Now - 015 - Ron Carlson, chief safety inspector ... 8.
fussing with stuff: 029 - Longboard building with Max, Tim and Taylor Jul 3, 2006 ... 029 - Longboard building with Max, Tim and Taylor. Listen Now - 029 - Longboard building with Max, Tim and Taylor June 29, 2006 ... 9.
fussing with stuff: 029 - Longboard building with Max, Tim and Taylor Jul 3, 2006 ... 029 - Longboard building with Max, Tim and Taylor. Listen Now - 029 - Longboard building with Max, Tim and Taylor June 29, 2006 ... 10.
fussing with stuff: Matthew Dalton in the Maker's Shed Kit ... Oct 24, 2008 ... Matthew Dalton worked Maker Faire in the Kit Building Area of Maker Faire Austin. He showed people how to solder, and helped them through ... |
