Intro: I decided I wanted to go one step beyond this and make sundial-making ubiquitous among SF0 players. I came up with the idea of making a polar sundial out of a single piece of paper small enough that, when folded in the places it needs folds an...

This week, we got about 6-9 inches of fresh powdery snow. This morning, the sun was shining brightly. Perfect conditions for a snow sun mandala. Using some artificial colors and flavors, I drew a small but complete universe. I used it to bask in the ...

Welcome again, gentle reader, I am the Road Scholar, your humble guide to all things urbane to the Urban, and germane to Main street. Thus far I have endeavored to shed some light on the birth and development of cones. We began in the steamy r...

This is an upgrade to Nesbitt Industries' Fusion-Powered* Portable Luncheon Warmifier, Mk. 1, in response to a comment by susy suıʞɹəp: If hunger begins after a couple of hours and it takes three hours to warm-up your burrito then... well, some c...

very cool, like "Goldsworthian" use of available materials. so did you use it? is it still there and did you test it against the sun?

What is a sundial but a dial for the sun? I built a bit to mount on my blinds, so that I could control the amount of sun with a dial. My blinds were boring. Now they're not! As per usual, the praxis is in the pictures.

Saturday Joepants and Emmapants went to the park at the edge of the island. Said park was missing any form of chronological device to aid park goers. We took this on not only task, but also a public works project as much as a task.

These photos tell the tale of a girl with a shovel, tupperware, and a dream.

It was a boring day in the city. My friend and I decided to wander the streets for no real reason. Well after visint the army surplus store, he needed a way to carry all of his purchases (because the bag wasn't good enough...) So we walked into a a ...