Opinions of the WolfOpinions, reviews, articles, rants, musings, comments, drivel, general waffle and the odd photo from lucie, Red Wolf and sbszine — three web geeks from Sydney.Compare Your Height To Famous People- (Found July 2, 2008 ) Enter your height on Tall or Not and you can compare your height to a long list of famous people &8212; via Boing Boing An amusing way to pass the time, but I have to wonder about the accuracy of some of the heights. I can't recall Henry VIII or Mary Queen of Scots being six foot tallhttp://www.redwolf.com.au/column/opinion/2005/01/compare_your_height_to_famous_people.html William Morris Fox Tapestry Update 03- (Found July 2, 2008 ) The fox's head is done and more of the leaves have been infilled. Have run out of fox colours, so will have to hunt up some more Appleton Crewel Wool before I get stuck into the rest of the fox. Looks like it will be leaves for me for a whilehttp://www.redwolf.com.au/column/opinion/2005/01/william_morris_fox_tapestry_update_03.htm... William Morris Fox Tapestry Update 04- (Found July 2, 2008 ) More of the leaves are done. The start of more leaves on the left at the top and bottom has been sketched out with edging colours outlining new areashttp://www.redwolf.com.au/column/opinion/2005/01/william_morris_fox_tapestry_update_04.htm... Melting Metal in a Microwave- (Found July 2, 2008 ) If you've ever had the urge to take up alchemy in the kitchen, as always, there's a site with detailed instructions available for using your microwave to melt up to 250g of bronze, silver, white metal or iron: Domestic microwave appliances are based on the magnatron; an electronic device which converts electrical energy to microwave energy, which is fed via a waveguide to the cooking chamber. Since the conversion is somewhat less than perfectly efficient, the magnatron has to be cooled by a..http://www.redwolf.com.au/column/opinion/2005/01/melting_metal_in_a_microwave.html Pierced Eyeglasses- (Found July 2, 2008 ) Anybody who's ever worn glasses and knows what a bridge piercing is, has probably contemplated combining the two at some point in time. The difference with James and Oliver is that they got their fingers out and did it. For a prototype, the end result is quite a nifty and practical item &8212; via Warren Ellishttp://www.redwolf.com.au/column/opinion/2005/01/pierced_eyeglasses.html |