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A blog intended for, and sometimes written by, my middle school students, as well as anyone interested in 3D printing and the process of getting there
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Tales of a 3D Printer: BPC at the 3D Printer World Expo
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Tales of a 3D Printer. A blog intended for, and often written by, my middle school students, as well as anyone interested in the fascinating potential of 3D printing and the process of getting there. Click the "Our BPC Story" blog label to learn more about our Maker Club journey. Monday, February 2, 2015. BPC at the 3D Printer World Expo. Here is a brief overview of our experience at 3DPW - more to be added soon, but homework and science fair is taking up most of our time right now! He was the vendor tha...
Tales of a 3D Printer: Reflections from 3DPW - Part 2
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Tales of a 3D Printer. A blog intended for, and often written by, my middle school students, as well as anyone interested in the fascinating potential of 3D printing and the process of getting there. Click the "Our BPC Story" blog label to learn more about our Maker Club journey. Sunday, February 2, 2014. Reflections from 3DPW - Part 2. REFLECTIONS FROM THE 3D PRINTER WORLD EXPO - PART II. By Abe Zukor and Alexander Blau. It turns out that a company called Crea'Zaurus. And various plastic models. We ...
Tales of a 3D Printer: July 2015
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Tales of a 3D Printer. A blog intended for, and often written by, my middle school students, as well as anyone interested in the fascinating potential of 3D printing and the process of getting there. Click the "Our BPC Story" blog label to learn more about our Maker Club journey. Saturday, July 11, 2015. Our 3D Data From the Advanced Light Source - an Update and VR! Data Visualization Animation of Student Scanned Sample - a Claw! The Advanced Light Source. Data Visualization - a Feather. They agreed and ...
Tales of a 3D Printer: March 2015
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Tales of a 3D Printer. A blog intended for, and often written by, my middle school students, as well as anyone interested in the fascinating potential of 3D printing and the process of getting there. Click the "Our BPC Story" blog label to learn more about our Maker Club journey. Sunday, March 22, 2015. Carbon3D's CLIP - truly a breakthrough in 3D printing! This is truly remarkable. I first heard the news last week from 3DPi (read their comprehensive article here. DURING the 10 minute TED talk. And will ...
Tales of a 3D Printer: #tbt The origins of 3D printing at BPC
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Tales of a 3D Printer. A blog intended for, and often written by, my middle school students, as well as anyone interested in the fascinating potential of 3D printing and the process of getting there. Click the "Our BPC Story" blog label to learn more about our Maker Club journey. Thursday, February 27, 2014. Tbt The origins of 3D printing at BPC. Rep Rap Mendel (Wikipedia). It all started at the Maker Faire. In 2009, I recall standing in front of a table showing off a Rep Rap. And, as you can see in the ...
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Post-its and Ponderings: AR - Augmented Reality
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A middle school teacher's thoughts on science, technology and learning. Saturday, April 26, 2014. AR - Augmented Reality. At the 2014 Annual CUE conference, I was introduced to augmented reality for the first time, Holy. Cow. Here are the augmented reality apps I am familiar with so far. This app allows you to create your own AR. The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore" Edition. Guinness Book of World Records. Want to make you own? Explore Aurasma the more hefty apps:. Dev for print images.
celebrating randomness: meet the Algaculture Symbiosis Suit - or algae helmet!
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Things that amuse/interest this science teacher. Saturday, September 14, 2013. Meet the Algaculture Symbiosis Suit - or algae helmet! Last year, artists Michael Burton and Michiko Nitta (known as Burton Nitta. But this is not just for opera singers. You, too, could wear an algae helmet! A series of tubes, placed in front of the mouth, capture carbon dioxide and feed it to a constantly-growing population of suit-embedded algae. But algae needs sunlight to grow, right? You can read more here. 160; Some fri...
celebrating randomness: cool? gross? check out what's in an average cup of coffee
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Things that amuse/interest this science teacher. Saturday, June 29, 2013. Check out what's in an average cup of coffee. Here's a fascinating little video from Wired magazine. While most of us know that a cup of coffee is about 98% water. but do you know anything about the other 2%? I found this video on openculture.com and the post. Has other coffee-related links at the bottom of the page. It lead me to this other coffee-related gem, " Everything You Wanted to Know About Coffee in Three Minutes. The Gink...
celebrating randomness: Top 10 new species of 2013
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Things that amuse/interest this science teacher. Monday, June 10, 2013. Top 10 new species of 2013. Scientists around the world discover about 18,000 new species every year. V Sauce. The "Top 10" for us! Check out this link for a photo gallery. Of these new species. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). You might also like:. Our (school) 3D Printing Blog:. Tales of a 3D Printer. Or my more teacher-oriented, MAKE-inspired blog:. View my complete profile. Check out whats in an average cup o.
celebrating randomness: September 2013
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Things that amuse/interest this science teacher. Sunday, September 29, 2013. There few things I enjoy more than chicken head tracking. Check out this new Mercedes-Benz commercial! But, on to chickens. Here's perhaps the most "famous" chicken-head tracking video:. Here's a post on npr. Where Krulwich ponders this same topic. I tried to find some scientific sources to explain why this happens, the closest I found was an article entitled " How some birds keep their eyes on the prize. The vestibular system, ...
celebrating randomness: slow motion paint on a speaker
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Things that amuse/interest this science teacher. Wednesday, October 16, 2013. Slow motion paint on a speaker. OK, this is cool. Tied with oobleck. More importantly, I need to watch these Slow Mo Guys. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). You might also like:. Our (school) 3D Printing Blog:. Tales of a 3D Printer. Or my more teacher-oriented, MAKE-inspired blog:. I teach science and technology to kids. I aim to encourage curiosity, creativity, and passion for learning. View my complete profile.
Post-its and Ponderings: April 2014
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A middle school teacher's thoughts on science, technology and learning. Saturday, April 26, 2014. AR - Augmented Reality. At the 2014 Annual CUE conference, I was introduced to augmented reality for the first time, Holy. Cow. Here are the augmented reality apps I am familiar with so far. This app allows you to create your own AR. The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore" Edition. Guinness Book of World Records. Want to make you own? Explore Aurasma the more hefty apps:. Dev for print images.
celebrating randomness: January 2014
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Things that amuse/interest this science teacher. Monday, January 20, 2014. An incredible animation of the development of a chicken embryo inside the egg. Days 1 through 21 - awesome! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). You might also like:. Our (school) 3D Printing Blog:. Tales of a 3D Printer. Or my more teacher-oriented, MAKE-inspired blog:. I teach science and technology to kids. I aim to encourage curiosity, creativity, and passion for learning. View my complete profile. Julian beever's amazing chalk drawings.
celebrating randomness: how to make your own giant pool of cornstarch
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Things that amuse/interest this science teacher. Tuesday, December 27, 2011. How to make your own giant pool of cornstarch. A few years ago, I wrote a post. About Steve Spangler and the giant pool of cornstarch he used on the Ellen DeGeneres Show. Little did I know, Steve wrote up his little stunt! Now, if you'd like to know how to make your own pool of cornstarch you can run across, you can follow Steve Spangler's instructions. A container that is 7 feet long, 3 feet wide and about 1.5 feet deep. Your f...
celebrating randomness: chicken head tracking
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Things that amuse/interest this science teacher. Sunday, September 29, 2013. There few things I enjoy more than chicken head tracking. Check out this new Mercedes-Benz commercial! But, on to chickens. Here's perhaps the most "famous" chicken-head tracking video:. Here's a post on npr. Where Krulwich ponders this same topic. I tried to find some scientific sources to explain why this happens, the closest I found was an article entitled " How some birds keep their eyes on the prize. The vestibular system, ...
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Recipes, healthy living tips and anecdotes from everyday living from a mom, counsellor and fitness expert, as I stumble my way through life with my zany family. Wednesday, August 12, 2015. How is this for a cultural mish-mash? Regardless of what you want to call it (Fusion? Its delicious. It can also be used in a number of ways by subtly adjusting the consistency, as a dip, spread or even sauce. If you aren't a fan of heat, just make it a Not-Spicy Thai Hummus. It will still be fantastic! Tuesday, August...
Tales of a 30 Year Old Nothing | So many ideas in my head. Let's see if I have the energy to write them down…
Tales of a 30 Year Old Nothing. So many ideas in my head. Let's see if I have the energy to write them down…. Vitamins and Supplements for Him. Posted in TTC drama. By 30yr old nothing. As you know, we’re dealing with MFI and I feel like we may not be able to do much to get his count up we can at least do what we can to improve the quality. Again, I’ll just put out there that you shouldn’t take any of these without talking to your doctor first. Let’s begin shall we? Yeah more of that! Uh, yes please.
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Tales of a 3D Printer
Tales of a 3D Printer. A blog intended for, and often written by, my middle school students, as well as anyone interested in the fascinating potential of 3D printing and the process of getting there. Click the "Our BPC Story" blog label to learn more about our Maker Club journey. Saturday, July 11, 2015. Our 3D Data From the Advanced Light Source - an Update and VR! Data Visualization Animation of Student Scanned Sample - a Claw! The Advanced Light Source. Data Visualization - a Feather. They agreed and ...
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Fat Ass Rising | My Journey from Fat to ?
My Journey from Fat to? To Blog, Or Not To Blog…THAT is the question. It’s been some time since i’ve entered the hallowed internet hall of this blog. During that time i’ve gained and lost weight, and in two days I’m having a type of bariatric surgery called “Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy”. In short, it will limit the amount of food I can eat for the rest of my life, but without the malabsoprtion issues that comes with bypass surgery. What say you interwebs? Do you care if the Fat Ass rises again? CS: Oh...
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Tales of a 4th grade nothing. Clint and Cass - sharing the love in Peru. I love this little girl! Blogs I Check Out. Catching up with Cassie. Wednesday, April 8, 2009. Reaching. Pretty Sure That's What I'm Supposed to be Doing. I've recently seen three movies that affected me, in different yet similar ways. (Caution - possible movie spoilers ahead.). Over coffee last week with two of my favorite friends, I was introduced to a benefit that's going to take place this weekend. It's called Reach2Rescue.
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Tales of a 4th Grade Nothing
Tales of a 4th Grade Nothing. A Job Well Done. February 20, 2015. Today my dad announced his retirement. While it won’t make headlines, his career deserves recognition. He deserves recognition. This is a big deal. My earliest memory of going to visit my dad at work was at a small building with lots of brightly-colored cords plugged into rows of big metal things. What I know now is that it had something to do with talking on the phone. What I knew then is it looked like a lot of fun. When I tell people we...
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