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The Plays of Max Sparber
Max Sparber, AKA Astro Zombie on MetaFilter, offers downloadable copies of all of his scripts, as well as reference material for other playwrights and various musings on theater.
posted by Astro Zombie at 11:19 PM on July 15, 2010 - 11 comments
Max Sparber, AKA Astro Zombie on MetaFilter, offers downloadable copies of all of his scripts, as well as reference material for other playwrights and various musings on theater.
posted by Astro Zombie at 11:19 PM on July 15, 2010 - 11 comments
Ice Cream Club
As soon as you start making ice cream you have too much of it, so we meet up in NYC and trade it! We run a group blog where we post pretty pictures, ice-cream-making guides, examples of horrifying recipes, and like to help with troubleshooting.
posted by soma lkzx at 3:07 PM on June 17, 2010 - 16 comments
As soon as you start making ice cream you have too much of it, so we meet up in NYC and trade it! We run a group blog where we post pretty pictures, ice-cream-making guides, examples of horrifying recipes, and like to help with troubleshooting.
posted by soma lkzx at 3:07 PM on June 17, 2010 - 16 comments
Lego Value Spreadsheet (direct link to MS excel file)
All the more-than-400-piece sets for sale on the Lego website, with each set's price and number of bricks. If you, like me, simply crave a whole LOT of bricks to assemble, this Excel spreadsheet will tell you which sets are the best value for your money. If you want to figure out the value for any sub-400-piece sets, just plug 'em into the spreadsheet. Here's a screenshot. I woulda made this if I had Excel as a child, but hey, never too late to feed one's obsession with legos. (Coupla notes: Any unlabeled but general-purpose sets on the site, I grouped as "Creator". There's also an openoffice version. Watch out for the less-compatible Bionicle sets when you're spending all your LEGO DREAM MONEY, you little lego Rockefeller, you.)
posted by Greg Nog at 10:30 AM on August 15, 2009 - 5 comments
All the more-than-400-piece sets for sale on the Lego website, with each set's price and number of bricks. If you, like me, simply crave a whole LOT of bricks to assemble, this Excel spreadsheet will tell you which sets are the best value for your money. If you want to figure out the value for any sub-400-piece sets, just plug 'em into the spreadsheet. Here's a screenshot. I woulda made this if I had Excel as a child, but hey, never too late to feed one's obsession with legos. (Coupla notes: Any unlabeled but general-purpose sets on the site, I grouped as "Creator". There's also an openoffice version. Watch out for the less-compatible Bionicle sets when you're spending all your LEGO DREAM MONEY, you little lego Rockefeller, you.)
posted by Greg Nog at 10:30 AM on August 15, 2009 - 5 comments
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