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Bruce Stewart
Bruce is a freelance writer and editor covering topics ranging from telecommunications and open source to solar coffee roasters and Lego harpsichords.
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Status: Stinky
Want someone to know how many times you applied deodorant today? Neither do the creators of Zero Privacy.
In
Made on Earth
from MAKE:
14: Optics page 20
Wind-Up Whimsy
Gina Kamentsky's Mechanical Confections are one-of-a-kind kinetic sculptures.
In
Made on Earth
from MAKE:
13: Magic page 27
Toolbox
From fuzzy sensors to underwater ROVs to your very own eco-friendly surfboard.
In
Toolbox
from MAKE:
12: Upload page 166
Canstructing a World Without Hunger
Unique charity event raises canned food to a whole new level.
From
CRAFT:
02: Creative Clones page 44
Kinetic Fauxbot Sculptures
The robotronic fantasia of sculptor Gould Nemo.
In
Made on Earth
from MAKE:
08: Toys and Games page 25
Made On Earth 
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Report from the world of backyard technology.
In
Made on Earth
from MAKE:
07: Backyard Biology page 18
Art in Living
N55, a conceptual group from Denmark, creates functional art for living, breathing, and growing.
In
Maker
from MAKE:
05: Science, Weather, and Outdoors page 38
Made On Earth
Amazing things your neighbors build in their basements.
In
Made on Earth
from MAKE:
04: Music and Kits for the Holidays page 16
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