ILLUMINATED DIORAMAS FROM HAND-CUT PAPER
15 INCREDIBLE THINGS CUT IN HALF
“15 Incredible Photos of Things Cut in Half–” Search on that phrase to see how odd things look inside. A Leica camera lens looks incredibly complex, jawbreaker gum balls are beautiful, an engine is a marvel and a photo copy machine looks bizarre.
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CUTTING THE CORD
GETTING THE MUSIC YOU WANT
It’s easier than ever to fill up a portable device with music to take on the road. A free Windows program called “FreeMake YouTube MP3 Converter” can collect music and voice from any YouTube video. This lets you make your own playlist from favorite movie scenes and concerts. You might also want to take up dialogue from great movie moments. We think there’s nothing better than the blues and jazz from the movie, “The Blues Brothers.” So we tested FreeMake by pulling a couple of the best scenes from that movie (they’re all great) into our computer. The program quickly and easily converted the music to digital. We picked up some voice along the way as well, getting a few […]
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NEWS YOU CAN USE
The much-touted Facebook “Paper” is a news app for the iPhone, but it only works if you have the latest iOS 7 operating system. If you have an older iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, it won’t install.
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SELF-DESTRUCTING MESSAGES
Blink, for Android phones, allows users to send each other self-destructing messages – you know: like the old Mission Impossible shows — including text, photos, videos and voice messages. Around 51 percent of users are in the U.S. The next largest group (over 15 percent) is in Saudi Arabia.
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TRACKING YOUR BABY’S MOVEMENTS
EVERY HOME A WORKSHOP
Most of the stuff that comes out of a 3D printer looks like really low quality plastic toys. We’d call it junk, but that would produce a huge outcry from the hobbyists who love it. Okay, we’re calling it junk anyway.
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