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- Hobbies, Leisure and Pastimes
by Roger Hardieway. I became interested after reading articles in Popular Mechanics on building your own radio receivers and transmitters and other home made electronic gadgets. It all began in grade school. I guess I was about age nine. And with a lot of encouragement from my Dad, I began studying electronics and it became my primary interest. He was a real tinkerer, a repairman of radios, electrical appliances, sp... products, articles, news
- Tiffany And His Stained Glass
by Tracy Crowe. When I think of stained glass windows, or stained glass lampshades, I think of Louis Comfort Tiffany. What is his story? How did he come to create such magnificent pieces of art?
Louis Comfort Tiffany lived from 1848 to 1933. His father was the founder and main owner of a highly successful New York City jewelry and fancy goods store. This business provided Tiffany with both "know-how" and f... products, articles, news
- How to Sew - 1st Steps to Sewing Success
by Xandra Veal. If you want to learn how to sew there are thousands, perhaps millions, of places to find information. Trouble is, with the internet in particular, not all of it has any value to you. If you type "how to sew" into Google you get (as of today) 1,770,000 pages! How on earth do you sort out the good sites from all those?
I honestly can't answer that question. Even in the top 20 there are inappropria... products, articles, news
- Coaxial RC Helicopters- How Do They Work?
by Tara Soonthornnont. Coaxial helicopter is one of the more popular images that come to mind when people think about electric RC helicopters. And for good reasons too; these double-bladed helicopters is accredited with bringing hordes of new enthusiast into the world of RC aviation. Their popularity stems from their unequivocal stability in the air - which makes them relatively easier to master when compared to their ... products, articles, news
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