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Detroit 2011 Maker Faire

By Mark | July 31, 2011

I spent a good part of the day today stumbling around in the heat at the Detroit Maker Faire. Among other things, I did the following… I got to see an incredibly cool demonstration of a turn-of-the-century steam-powered threshing machine put on by the employees of Greenfield Village. I visited the HackPittsburgh yurt, and, while […]

Posted in Art and Culture, Detroit, entrepreneurism, Other, Uncategorized | Also tagged Amelia marks, Backyard Brains, chaff, Cheez Whiz, cockroaches, Electrophysiology, farming, Greenfield Village, high altitude balloons, invention, Maker Faire, neurons, Professor Frink, Ruth Marks, Science, SpikerBox, the brain, The Simpsons, thrashing, wheat | 10 Comments

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