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What is Maker Faire without people encouraging others to fix their own gadgets, appliances, automobiles and, well, anything else they own? The iFixit Global Repair Community provided just such a resource, helping people learn how to fix just about anything. ...
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Maker Faire 09: The iFixit Global Repair Community
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In the Homegrown Village at Maker Faire 09 , water thankfully received a decent amount of attention, especially when it comes to hacking your pipes to be more efficient at using greywater. This diagram shows how easy it can be to get water from your sinks and showers out to become irrigation water for your yard....
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Family Garden Patch provides materials for super fast, easy raised veggie beds. And they were just one of many in the Homegrown Village at Maker Faire 09 who want to help people DIY their way to sustainable living....
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Maker Faire 09: No Shortage of DIY Garden Help
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Image Source: CorkTruck.com Dear Pablo: It seems that alternatives to traditional bottle corks are gaining in popularity but are they a more eco-friendly option?...
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Put a (Wine) Cork in it!
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Planet Finds had a Maker Faire booth showing off Wrap-Ti, a product that expands on the art of furoshiki, or gift wrapping with a piece of fabric. ...
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Maker Faire 09: Resurrecting Fabric Giftwrap with Furoshiki
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Image from banknotes.com If you live in Estonia, you can soon save your money at the Bank of Happiness . What a wonderful name for a place that doesn't exist. It is an idea, not a building. It's a virtual bank that will trade good deeds. A form of swapping of skills, a Craig's list for free. "Clients" register ...
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