20 QUESTIONS DELUXE (YL600) Secretly think of an everyday object and the amazing 20Q electronic party game will read your mind! Just answer “yes,” “no,” “sometimes,” “rarely” or “unknown” to a series of 20 questions. Runs on 2 AAA batteries (included). Ages 8 and older. 90-day warranty.
Customer Review: Unbelievable!!! So much fun!!
I bought this game after reading all the reviews on Amazon and I was not disappointed!! My family and I played with this toy non-stop in disbelief. It doesn’t get every question right but it gets the majority and it will blow your mind!
This game is so reasonably priced and packed with hours of fun you can’t go wrong!

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You know that someone is going to cry fraud any time there’s a how-to on extending wi-fi range. And this one is no exception (read the Comments). I don’t know why people doing these projects don’t show before and after readings on a signal strength meter to prove their claims. I’m not a radio engineer or a ham, so I can’t really judge without trying this out for myself on a spare antenna. I’d be interested to know what MAKE readers think who have experience in this area. WIFI Antenna Hack! - Link Related: Other wif-fi antenna coverage on MAKE: Blog - Link [Read this article] [Comment on this article]

Walkotron - PDF Cast
The walkotron is a simple project that you can make to create your own musical instrument. Gather your walkmans, some switches, wire and a speaker and you’ve got a basic melloman made out of walkmans. If you’re feeling ambitious, download the code and fire up an arduino to make a sequencer! - PDF Link Note: That’s a photo of Eric playing the walkotron at Handmade Music Night! Download the code - Link Watch the video - Link Subscribe - Link [Read this article] [Comment on this article]

DIY Halloween 2007
We’ve been looking over the pictures submitted to our Flickr DIY Halloween group and we must say we are pretty impressed with what we see. For example, these Squidcakes: Don’t they look yummy? But Halloween is, of course, not just about food. It’s also about scaring the heck out of people. Which is why we thought this ghost would really get some people going: If you want more “traditional” decorations for your yard, why not check out this carved pumpkin: And if you want to dress up your pet, why not get some cues from the Flickr group, such as this dog costume: Of course there are tons more food and decoration and costume ideas in our group. Be sure to submit your suggestions today. Also check out the DIY Halloween section at Instructables for more inspiration. In the coming days and weeks we will take a closer look at some of these projects and highlight the ones we think stand out. If you want your DIY halloween project to get noticed, don’t forget to share it. Whether it’s a cool costume, a devilish decoration or a twisted treat be sure to post some instructions and pics and check back here! [Read this article] [Comment on this article]

BioShock, Art, and False Dichotomies
Every now and then a game comes along that stirs up the “is it art” debate, as people who’ve had it cringe in anticipation (or yawn apathetically), while people who haven’t march guilelessly off to do battle in chat…

Offers a complete range of products for mother
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Top baby Registry Items. Activity. Play Centers &
Top baby Registry Items. Activity. Play Centers & Walkers. Swings & Bouncers. Infant Positioners … babyBJORN baby Carrier Original - City Black. Our … JOHNSON’S baby Products baby Care, Diaper Rash, baby gifts […]

Checkrz
Checkrz is a simple and polished checkers game for iPhone and iPod touch.

Atari Week at Retro Thing
Retro Thing has got an atari week going. It’s worth a gander to take you down memory lane and marvel at the early age of video game system technology! Pictured above is the 2600 prototype! - Link [Read this article] [Comment on this article]

Clock tells time as a conversation
The “It’s about time” clock turns time into a conversation rather than just hours, minutes, and seconds. Maybe version 2.0 will sync to your calendar software and tell you how late you are. [via] Link [Read this article] [Comment on this article]

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