Here's a solution for the Christmas themed GROW Ornament. Not as many cool wrong patterns.
Gift
Cloud
Garland/Ribbon
Heart
Light Bulb
Star
Here is the solution for GROW Cube. As always it's more fun if you play with it for a while before using this to see the final solution. Solution posted after the jump.
Person
Water
Seeds
Bucket
Clear Tube
Fire
Bowl
Bone
Spring
Ball
Here's the solution for GROW RPG
This one is a lot of fun to work on though as some of the incorrect solutions involve some neat scenes.
Village
Tree
Castle
Water
Tower
Rock
Treasure Chest
Stairs
A on-demand fabrication site. Pick a design and they ship you the parts or make a design of your own.
Transform Hand Warmers to Liquid Ice Sculptures - Popular Science
This is a neat article on how to use sodium acetate to create sculptures like sand drizzle castles. Even has a link to where to buy some. Neat.
Present Tense ? Blog Archive ? My Favorite Yard Game: How To Play Kubb
A strange Swedish relative of horseshoes. Looks like if you were a little drunk it could take hours to finsish a single game. Note the link at the bottom to an article on how to make your own Kubb set for playing.
Coupon Codes, Promotional Codes and Discounts at CurrentCodes.com
This site has promo codes for online retailers listed without scams and strings attached.
A site that provides all kinds of info about t-sirt design contests. If your design kung-fu is good it looks like you could make a living doing just that.
PATHTAGS! - Who have you crossed paths with? The new and exciting interactive trading item.
These items are like a combo of geocoins and a pet id tag. Smaller and less expensive but still very durable and attractive. Need to order some for our caching.
Lies that are true: The Glacier With Her Name Carved In It
A cute little short story by Jeff Harrell. I been there, brother.
blog.pmarca.com: Top 10 science fiction novelists of the '00s -- so far
An interesting list. I like Scalzi and Stross so I may need to look into some of the others.
DIY - Homemade Speedlite "Snoot" | DIYPhotography.net
An article on how to make a homemade "snoot" to control the lighting from your flash.