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MAKE Magazine -
13 hours and 25 minutes ago


From the MAKE Flickr photo pool
Micah's Lego Sky
project incorporates an Ikea LED light strip and touchpad control -The Altoids tin has the
modified driver circuit: It's the original circuit board with the microcontroller removed, then a
homemade Arduino clone to control it. The orange box is an old Cirque PS/2 touchpad, removed from
its original case and covered in fabric.
The Arduino sketch (firmware) is a little C++ program that reads the touchpad and uses it to
control Hue and Lightness in the HSL color space. The result is a pretty intuitive and
unobtrusive control which makes it easy to both pick a color and desaturate it toward white or
dim it toward black. You can easily get some really nice sunset and sky colors.Get more details
on his blog - Lego Sky
More:

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¡Vaya tele! -
15 hours and 59 minutes ago
pimg id="image12806" src="http://img.vayatele.com/2008/12/pixar.jpg" class="centro" alt="Pixar" //p
pEn navidades las televisiones en España nos ofrecen contenidos televisivos muy concretos,
de los que realmente pocas cosas se salvan. Pero hay otras, como esta que hoy nos ocupa que
añaden contenidos bastante entretenidos e interesantes. En esta ocasión strongAntena
3/strong va a programar en diciembre durante dos días una serie de strongcortos de
animación de la factoría Pixar,/strong cortos que muchos hemos visto, pero que para
aquellos que no los habéis podido ver, comentar simplemente que están bastante
entretenidos y son perfectos para programar en estas fechas./p pAntena 3 no nos ha concretado el
día de emisión, pero se emitirán estas navidades, en prime time, y a lo largo
de dos sesiones en dos días diferentes. Los cortos, que duran aproximadamente 5 minutos cada
uno han recibido diferentes premios y nominaciones a los Oscars y otros certámenes
internacionales. Desde luego me parece una buena propuesta, que espero tenga éxito porque
este tipo de contenidos no suelen poder verse en televisión cuando realmente valen la pena.
Y de paso, espero que sea un paso para que las cadenas, poco a poco, apuesten por los cortos en
televisión./p pHay más cortos de Pixar que bien podrían haberse incluido, pero
strongestos son los que se emitirán/strong en televisión: !--more--/p ph3 Saltando
/h3img id="image12805" src="http://img.vayatele.com/2008/12/saltando.png" class="izquierda"
alt="Saltando" / Este corto se emitió en los cines antes de la película Los
Increibles y fue nominado al Oscar a mejor cortometraje en 2003. br / strongArgumento:/strong En lo
alto de una montaña vive una oveja famosa por su lustroso manto de lana. Un día es
esquilada y con la pérdida de su lana, pierde también su orgullo. Un sabio conejito
será el encargado de enseñar a la deprimida oveja que lo importante para afrontar los
problemas que puedan surgirle en la vida, está en su interior./p ph3 JackJack ataca /h3 img
id="image12807" src="http://img.vayatele.com/2008/12/jackjack.png" class="izquierda" alt="jack
jack" / Este corto está incluido en la versión de la película span
class="caps"LOS/span INCREÃspan class="caps"BLES/span en span class="caps"DVD/span. La idea
de este corto surgió a raíz de una escena que iba a ser incluida en la
película y que, finalmente, no se incluyó.br / strongArgumento:/strong Cuando Kari
McKean, la niñera de Jack-Jack Parr (el bebé de span class="caps"LOS/span
INCREÃspan class="caps"BLES/span), intenta entretener al niño haciéndole
escuchar una determinada música, provoca una reacción insólita en el
niño./p ph3 Knick Knack /h3 img id="image12808"
src="http://img.vayatele.com/2008/12/knickknack.png" class="izquierda" alt="knickknack" / Corto
creado en 1989, dirigido por John Lasseter. Fue completamente renovado para emitirse en cines antes
de span class="caps"BUSCANDO/span A span class="caps"NEMO/span y para incluirse en el span
class="caps"DVD/span de la misma película.br / strongArgumento:/strong La vida dentro de una
bola de nieve de cristal colocada en una estantería, puede ser algo realmente aburrido, y
más cuando estás rodeado de otros souvenirs. Cuando el muñeco de nieve
atrapado en la bola decide liberarse de su ‘casa de cristal’,
descubrirá que sus vacaciones no son como las planeaba#8230;./p ph3 Abducido /h3 img
id="image12809" src="http://img.vayatele.com/2008/12/abducido.png" class="izquierda" alt="abducido"
/ Se emitió en cines antes de la película span class="caps"RATATOUILLE/span y en 2007
fue nominado al Oscar como mejor cortometraje.br / strongArgumento:/strong Un joven estudiante
alienígena intenta abducir a un granjero. Su sufrido instructor a punto estará de
perder la paciencia con él./p ph3 Mate y la luz fantasma /h3 img id="image12810"
src="http://img.vayatele.com/2008/12/mate.png" class="izquierda" alt="mate" / Este cortometraje
está incluido en el Dvd de la película Cars.br / strongArgumento:/strong Mate, el
personaje de span class="caps"CARS/span, es atrapado por una misteriosa luz azul que le
enseña a no hacer travesuras al resto de coches de Radiator Springs. /p ph3 El hombre
orquesta /h3 img id="image12811" src="http://img.vayatele.com/2008/12/el-hombre-orquesta.png"
class="izquierda" alt="el hombre orquesta" / Interesante corto mudo donde la música y los
gestos de los personajes, cuentan la historia. Ganó el Platinum Grand Prize en el Festival
Future Film de Bolonia (Italia) y fue nominado a los Oscar en 2006. Se emitió por primera
vez en el Festival de animación de Annecy (Francia).br / strongArgumento:/strong Una
niña acude con una moneda de oro a la fuente de una plaza para echarla allí y pedir
un deseo. Sin pretenderlo, provoca la rivalidad de dos músicos callejeros, que cada vez con
más ímpetu, hacen lo posible para ganarse la atención de la chica y de su
preciada y dorada moneda./p ph3 Tin Toy /h3 img id="image12812"
src="http://img.vayatele.com/2008/12/tintoy.png" class="izquierda" alt="tin toy" / Corto dirigido
por John Lasseter en 1988 y vencedor de un Oscar en 1989 como Mejor Corto de animación. Se
emitió por primera vez en salas en 1995 junto a la película span class="caps"TOY/span
span class="caps"STORY/span.br / strongArgumento:/strong Los bebés son lo más
parecido a pequeños monstruos#8230; sobre todo si eres un juguete#8230; Pero algunas veces
descubres que, después de todo, deseas que jueguen contigo y ves como un bebé
encuentra más interesante que tú cualquier otra cosa.br / p/p pDesde luego, si no los
habeis podido ver, os los recomiendo ya que son pequeñas grandes piezas de animación.
De todas formas, hay un Dvd a la venta donde están estos y otros cortos de pixar que
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fsdaily.com - Free Software News - Published news -
1 days and 7 hours ago
pI carry a small, laminated card indicating my subscription to the IUSP (International Union of the
Super Paranoid, tin hat division). Well, you can't be too careful. After all, we live in a
dangerous world and computers are just an extension of that./p pa
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Boing Boing -
1 days and 13 hours ago
( Image above by Peter Beste. You're welcome! ) The LA Weekly has a feature up about a new book
with portraits of very serious Norwegian Black Metal dudes. In True Norwegian Black Metal,
photographer Peter Beste captures the "blackest of the black: apolitical and anti-Christian
separatist self-preservationists who’d sooner make a lampshade out of their own skin than to
try to convert fans." Snip from Siran Babayan's piece: Take, for example, Immortal singer-bassist
Abbath strolling through the woods surrounded by moss-covered emerald trees (“That’s
essentially his backyard”), or Gorgoroth singer Gaahl standing in front of a snow-capped log
cabin. Every turn of the page is a moving postcard of brooks, lakes and forrests. Which begs the
question: With all the serenity and breathtaking views, what’s to rebel against? Apparently,
Mother Nature makes mean Vikings out of little boys. If Black Sabbath were a product of bleak,
industrial Birmingham, it should be no surprise that music this extreme thrives in a country with
such high precipitation and so many months of either uninterrupted daylight or darkness. So
don’t let the scenery fool you. These are some disturbed and disturbing fuckers, whether
it’s guitarist Ymon of Perished with his arms covered in branding marks, or Nattefrost of
Carpathian Forest smoking heroin off tin foil or a nude female model being painted in cow’s
blood before she’s about to be hung from a cross for a Gorgoroth show in Krakow. Nearly
everyone is wearing a scowl, corpse paint and spikes. And Beste’s grossest moment has him
shooting Nattefrost smeared in his own shit. Of all the bands featured, Beste focuses on the
Tolkien-inspired Gorgoroth and its lead troublemaker Gaahl, who’s been arrested twice for
alleged assault and torture, and whose face, with its sunken cheeks, looks even creepier without
makeup. And that Krakow gig in 2004 not only included human crucifixes but sheep heads mounted on
sticks. (Dude, one photo of decapitated sheep heads would’ve been enough.) Images of Satan
(LA Weekly), and there's a terrific slideshow here (NSFW). Here's the Amazon link if you'd like to
buy the book. (Thanks Richard Metzger) Previously on Boing Boing: Black Metal for Dummies Black
Metal cupcakes More on sociology of Malaysian Black Metal Malaysia bans metal as un-Islamic. For
those about to rock: jail ... Cookie Monster Tribute Heavy Metal Band Malaysian metal and the Man:
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Boing Boing -
1 days and 14 hours ago
( Image above by Peter Beste. Youre welcome! ) The LA Weekly has a feature up about a new book with
portraits of very serious Norwegian Black Metal dudes. In True Norwegian Black Metal, photographer
Peter Beste captures the blackest of the black: apolitical and anti-Christian separatist
self-preservationists who???d sooner make a lampshade out of their own skin than to try to convert
fans. Snip from Siran Babayans piece: Take, for example, Immortal singer-bassist Abbath strolling
through the woods surrounded by moss-covered emerald trees (???That???s essentially his
backyard???), or Gorgoroth singer Gaahl standing in front of a snow-capped log cabin. Every turn of
the page is a moving postcard of brooks, lakes and forrests. Which begs the question: With all the
serenity and breathtaking views, what???s to rebel against? Apparently, Mother Nature makes mean
Vikings out of little boys. If Black Sabbath were a product of bleak, industrial Birmingham, it
should be no surprise that music this extreme thrives in a country with such high precipitation and
so many months of either uninterrupted daylight or darkness. So don???t let the scenery fool you.
These are some disturbed and disturbing fuckers, whether it???s guitarist Ymon of Perished with his
arms covered in branding marks, or Nattefrost of Carpathian Forest smoking heroin off tin foil or a
nude female model being painted in cow???s blood before she???s about to be hung from a cross for a
Gorgoroth show in Krakow. Nearly everyone is wearing a scowl, corpse paint and spikes. And
Beste???s grossest moment has him shooting Nattefrost smeared in his own shit. Of all the bands
featured, Beste focuses on the Tolkien-inspired Gorgoroth and its lead troublemaker Gaahl, who???s
been arrested twice for alleged assault and torture, and whose face, with its sunken cheeks, looks
even creepier without makeup. And that Krakow gig in 2004 not only included human crucifixes but
sheep heads mounted on sticks. (Dude, one photo of decapitated sheep heads would???ve been enough.)
Images of Satan (LA Weekly), and theres a terrific slideshow here (NSFW). Heres the Amazon link if
youd like to buy the book. (Thanks Richard Metzger) Previously on Boing Boing: Black Metal for
Dummies Black Metal cupcakes More on sociology of Malaysian Black Metal Malaysia bans metal as
un-Islamic. For those about to rock: jail ... Cookie Monster Tribute Heavy Metal Band Malaysian
metal and the Man: a first-hand account Dave Hill and Black Metal Dialogues...br style=clear:
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1 days and 15 hours ago
Victoria Corners Schoolhouse. Original red brick w/hardwood flrs doors. Steel roof.Some original
decorative tin on ceilings walls.Beautiful tall windows in main rm complete w/blackboard
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SG.hu -
1 days and 17 hours ago
ElsĂľsorban kommunikĂĄlnak,
informĂĄciĂłk utĂĄn
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tinĂŠdzserek.
TĂśbbsĂŠgĂźk
tĂşl sok szemĂŠlyes
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MAKE Magazine -
1 days and 19 hours ago

Chris reviewed "The Golden Book of
Chemistry Experiments" as well as "Mr Wizard's 400 Experiments in Science", he
writes -
"Mr Wizards 400 Experiments in Science". (Reno: "Emilio Lizardo is a top scientist, dummkopf."
Perfect Tommy: "So was Mr. Wizard." -The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai, now available on DVD!).
Written by Mr Wizard himself, Don Herbert with Hy Ruchlis, this book is more about demonstrating
scientific principles and phenomena in the home with less-sophisticated equipment. No beakers and
Bunsen burners, this is all water glasses, pencils, string, tin cans and rubber bands. Just like
the original Mr Wizard shows. This stuff is great. This book, thankfully, is a little more
affordable! There seem to be several reprints of this with different covers, as you can see from
the Amazon link. There's even one called "Soft Blu Bonnet Margarine Presents Mr. Wizard's 400 Easy
Experiments in Science by Don Ruchlis, Hy Herbert". Because when I think of melting something on my
toast, I want to think of chemistry! And who the heck are these Hy Herbert and Don Ruchlis guys? a
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MAKE Magazine -
1 days and 22 hours ago

This is a really cool robot made from an Arduino and a tin can. The best part about the project
is a Father and his 3 & 6 year olds built it together. What a great way to spend the
Thanksgiving weekend!
This blog post will show you how to build an autonomous robot that seeks out light based on a
toy with a low power DC motor, an Arduino board, and a host of electronic components. Look at the
pictures or go and check out a movie of the end product-- the robot on a flashlight "leash." I
built it with my 6 and 3 year olds over Thanksgiving weekend in stages, and we had a blast doing
it.
More about making
an Arduino based tin can robot
In the Maker Shed:


Co-Robot
Kit
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