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The San Francisco Bay Area WindowFarmers crew displayed 10 strands of WindowFarms at Maker Faire 2010. The exhibit won the Make Magazine Editor's Choice Award and attracted hundreds of enthusiastic visitors.
giving the Congressman the full tour of Drakes Bay Oyster Co., showing him the boats & process of growing oysters in bags...
Photo citation: Ted Auch, FracTracker Alliance, 2023.
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Phil Bourke, ICT programme specialist at Tipperary Institute, explains how to program for the X-Box 360 during the 2007 Young Scientist exhibition. Check it out on a podcast from the floor of the show.
Sketchy People is a 2016 original production by the University of Florida School of Theater and Dance. It was written and directed by Charlie Mitchell, in collaboration with the cast and assistant director James Wales. The play’s sketches was developed with the actors throw improv and the characters were shape by interviews with the Actors.
Cast: J.J. Abujasen, Matthew Bratko, Brittney Caldwell Jeff Drushal, Amanda Hayter, Michael Krek, Summer Pliskow, Melanie Sholl.
Director: Charlie Mitchell, Assistant Director: James Wales, Scenic Designer: Colton Spurlock, Lighting Designer: Duncan Singleton, Costume Designer: Kayla Lopez, Stage Manager: Cristina Caperna, Assistant Stage Manager: Austin Reynolds.
Linda explains that even though they are not related by blood, she would gladly strike down Matilda's enemies for her. It's nice having Linda in your corner.
One of two things Günther wanted while we were in Africa was a Masai blanket, and a smurf hat... I could explain, but it's unexplainable.