Once again I have to say I believe that the foundational idea behind crowd-sourcing is capabilities at its best – people have ideas that they beleive in and ask others to contribute funds with the promise of rewards when the project is completed. Now I do have anecdotal evidence that my “favorite” crowd-sourcing platform has […]
Month: April 2015
Kitchen DIY: 2 Great Grilled Cheese Sandwich Techniques
Feminists have no fear, as I am the sammich maker at my house. I mean I do tell Genny to go make me a sandwich, but she tells me to get up and make it myself…. Having a toddler means I have plenty of time to get my grilled cheese skills refined – so much […]
How to Make a Homemade Cable Snare
My friend William Smith, who used to trap in Alaska and now builds very inexpensive, but quality snares. He agreed to show me how he builds homemade cable snares. The Parts are Pretty simple 3/32 aircraft cable Sure-lock snare lock Double ferrule Single ferrule. To Build a Homemade Cable Snare: First, you run the […]
Recipe: Potato Fan
I have seen this recipe on multiple websites under a variety of names. This Potato Fan recipe is a great recipe for kids, both because it is a simple recipe that most kids can do with a minimum of supervision, but also because it is something kids will eat. I know I have a toddler […]
The Art and Science of Dumpster Diving
In step-by-step, illustrated detail, John Hoffman shows you the The Art and Science of Dumpster Diving. If you want to learn how to use dumpster diving for food, clothing, appliances, furniture, books and other treasures then you should read this book Discover how to dress for dumpster diving success, work your neighborhood dumpsters, dive a […]