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Showing posts with label Christmas and Holiday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas and Holiday. Show all posts
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Droidel, Droidel, Droidel
StarWars.com gives you all you need to create your own "Droidel" for Chanukah. From the description:Some religious scholars believe that the dreidel game originated during the times of the Greek-Syrians, and is closely connected to the Chanukah holiday. Because the ruling Greek-Syrians outlawed Jews from learning the Torah, the Jews needed a way to hide their studies. The dreidel became a clever decoy. When Jewish students saw the Greek-Syrians coming, they would hide their books and play with dreidels instead, which tricked the Syrians into thinking they were just playing a harmless game.Just print out the design (pdf), glue to to thin cardboard, cut along the lines and assemble. Easy and fun!
In this Star Wars variation, the dreidel and the droid R2-D2 combine to make Droidel!
(via Popgadget)
Friday, December 19, 2008
Christmas and Holiday Cards for Geeks
Shown: May All Your Christmases be #FFFFFF by slagathor at Zazzle
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Which element would you like for Christmas?
The Chemical Sisters and "Periodic Table of the Videos" team has asked chemists at the University of Nottingham which element they would like as a Christmas gift:
I'm not sure where you can legally buy pure cesium or rubidium outside of a chemistry department. You may have to shop around . . .
I'm not sure where you can legally buy pure cesium or rubidium outside of a chemistry department. You may have to shop around . . .
Monday, December 15, 2008
Amazon.com Gift Cards
Not sure what to get for your geeky girlfriend, mom, sister, or lab partner? Why not give an Amazon.com Gift Card
. That way she can find the perfect gift for herself! There are several options:
1) E-mail a personalized gift card for immediate delivery.Perfect for everyone on your holiday shopping list!
2) Print a personalized gift card on your own printer. (Remember to have your credit card handy when you're ready to print).
3) Mail a personalized gift card (shipping is free, of course). Please allow 5-7 business days for delivery.
4) Add a $25, $50, or $100 Gift Card – or a box of them! – to your other purchases in your Amazon.com shopping cart.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Molecular Holiday Cards
Made With Molecules sells festive solstice-centered holiday cards with molecular flair:
The DNA Transcription Tree card has "an electron micrograph of a gene being heavily transcribed into RNA, an early and fundamental step of gene expression." It's tinted a holiday green.

The DNA Transcription Tree card has "an electron micrograph of a gene being heavily transcribed into RNA, an early and fundamental step of gene expression." It's tinted a holiday green.
The PEACE Peptide card spells out "peace" in amino acids: Proline (P), Glutamate (E), Alanine (A), Cysteine (C), Glutamate (E)
The Holiday Spice Card celebrates the molecules that give the winter holidays their flavor: chocolate, peppermint, clove, sinnamon, ginger, siguar
The Holiday Spice Card celebrates the molecules that give the winter holidays their flavor: chocolate, peppermint, clove, sinnamon, ginger, siguarSunday, December 7, 2008
Dalek Christmas Tree Cards & other Doctor Who geekery
The Dr. Who Dalek Tree cards by Etsy seller babywalls are ideal for spreading the Dr. Who spirit during the holidays. Or if your girl geek prefers snuggling up to the TV screen this time of year, perhaps a Doctor Who video collection would be the perfect gift.
Saturday, December 6, 2008
Circuit Snowflake Cards
The Circuit Snowflake Cards at Fractal Spin are perfect for sharing the holiday geek spirit!Totally geeky yet subtle, the snowflakes on these cards are made entirely from electrical symbols--the one in the foreground, for instance, features the "ground" or "earth" symbol at each of the tips.
Friday, December 5, 2008
Xmas Tree Plasma Light
If you are looking for a geek-tastic holiday decoration, you might consider the Xmas Tree Plasma Light from gadget.brando.com.hk . A plasma globe is a pretty demonstration of electromagnetic fields, and the Christmas tree makes it particularly festive!
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