Wave-Shaping Pool Puts Poseidon to Shame

---

• Wave-Shaping Pool Puts Poseidon to Shame
• HowTo: Bring a Dead Frog Back to Life (and Then Eat it)
• HowTo: Play With Fire on Camera
• Thieves No More! If Gumby Were a Bicycle...

Wave-Shaping Pool Puts Poseidon to Shame Posted: 14 Jul 2010 12:00 PM PDT Say what you will, this wave-shaping safety pool's got heart. And, thanks to the principle of wave interference, quite a lot of other shapes besides. Like stars! Notes! And this big splashy thing! Watch it work: ...more > Continue Reading > Related: How to make a Tesla vortex How to make a vortex cannon How to make a vortex paper airplane How to make a vortex with the Tesla CD turbine How to solve the Hanayama Cast Vortex metal puzzle

HowTo: Bring a Dead Frog Back to Life (and Then Eat it) Posted: 14 Jul 2010 09:00 AM PDT Ever had frog? Okay, hold back the "ick". Frog is pretty tasty, and in truth, really just kinda tastes like chicken. Whether you're a veteran frog eater, or an adventurous newbie, check out this recipe for stir-fried frogs, via Serious Eats. BUT, FIRST, a chilling tale on HowTo bring the cadavers back to life: "I shimmied the cadavers onto a plate lined with paper towels to siphon away what rema ...more > Continue Reading > Related: How to grill frog legs on a barbecue grill How to make tomatoes filled with frog legs How to make frog legs with Scottish Bob How to do a half frog stretch out How to fold a frog using origami

HowTo: Play With Fire on Camera Posted: 14 Jul 2010 06:00 AM PDT Here at WonderHowTo, we appreciate the fine art of photography (including its extensively vast bag of mind boggling tricks). We also enjoy playing with fire. Sorry, most of us are little boys at heart, and we can't get enough tutorials that fall within the playing-with-matches realm. So imagine my delight when I came across this simple tutorial for capturing fire on camera, from photography gurus ...more > Continue Reading > Related: How to learn extreme macro photography tricks How to learn studio product photography tricks How to learn tabletop studio photography with mirrors How to create balanced pictures with photography composition How to light tabletop glass in studio photography

Thieves No More! If Gumby Were a Bicycle... Posted: 14 Jul 2010 03:00 AM PDT If only all bicycles were as twisty and malleable as Gumby- they'd be easier to lock up, and much easier to transport. Wait a sec. Perhaps there is a such a bike, after all. Not quite as magical as Gumby, but very cool, nonetheless. British designer, Kevin Scott, has come up with a bendable bicycle prototype that can lock itself to a post without the need for outside lock or chain. How does it w ...more > Continue Reading > Related: How to build a cool friction drive motorized bicycle How to adjust bicycle gears How to do the bunny hop trick on a bicycle How to perform a 180 G-turn on a BMX bicycle How to perform a 180 on a BMX bicycle

You are subscribed to email updates from Wonderment « Wonder How To To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now.	Email delivery powered by Google
Google Inc., 20 West Kinzie, Chicago IL USA 60610