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Subject: Projects We Love: Radio Power
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2014 19:58:45 +0000
it This week in Kickstarter
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Radio Diaries: New Season
Radio Diaries: New Season
By Radio Diaries
It's a simple idea: give people tape recorders to document their lives, and make
a show about it. For 15 years, Radio Diaries has been doing that, and along
the way they've created a collection of episodes about the extraordinary
moments in ordinary life. Now, they want to make another season.
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;;,'Storied Marks : Customized Legacy Growth Rulers
Storied Marks : Customized Legacy Growth Rulers
By Justin Park
A handwritten growth chart on the doorframe is a familiar sight in many
childhood homes. But what if you want to paint or move without losing record of
all that growth? This is why Justin Park began making his CNC-routed rulers.
They're a family memento that you can take with you.
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Shake Your Power
Shake Your Power
By Sudha
Shake Your Power is a percussion instrument that generates electricity. With
assembly of a few simple components, it becomes a shared musical
experience that can charge electronics or lights in places that don't have
access to a power grid. Next up: kits so everyone can build one.
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