Mark Williams' electric violin, which he has been building over the past few months, is nearly complete. Other than the neck and a few other items, the whole instrument has been scratch built, mostly at the Boston Fab Lab. He has a nice gallery of photos detailing the build.

This is the method florists use to make those beautiful bows you see on so many wreaths, arrangements, etc.... Once you master this simple technique you can make your own bows to decorate your home, adorn a special gift, or whatever else you can... Recent Article published on 10/17/2009 by laurie1171

Depending on where they are and how they're installed removing ceramic tiles can be either a nightmare to remove or a relatively simple job requiring very little effort.

Yummy Pseudo Sandwich!Tortillas and different types of flatbreads are a popular alternative to bread.[1] If you have the desire, or need, to be gluten free, though, that can be a problem. Here is a recipe for tortillas for you to try.

Durability, safety, style and comfort should be considered in choosing children's outdoor furniture.

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Natural remedies are one of the easiest ways to help control uric acid levels and treat Gout and its symptoms. Recent Article published on 10/17/2009 by aflowercross

As we join fair John and Erin for leg 2 of their exciting journey, you will recall that they are in search of an online retailer to sell their delightful and most-puzzling Mystery Boxes. -- Gareth

With all the publicity surrounding swine flu, it is easy to become overwhelmed with conflicting advice. There's no need to panic; so far, the swine flu doesn't seem to be any more devastating than the seasonal flu, which hospitalizes 200,000 and kills 36,000 people in the US every year.[1] The key to keeping the swine flu relatively benign is to take precautions. If your child becomes ill, you can follow these common-sense steps to manage the illness and prevent further spread.

Cardboard art virtuoso Kiel Johnson builds a giant twin lens reflex camera in this time-lapse video. Check out his other amazing cardboard creations on his site. [via Hi-Fructose]

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