Taylor Scheetz Amazing Silver Bug

Awesome Cake

http://www.stumbleupon.com/s/#2BSbYS/www.geekologie.com/2009/01/wow_just_wow_puff_the_magic_dr.php/


This page on stumble caught my eye. I have never seen a cake like this before. If I liked it this much and thought it was interesting I think the rest of my class mates would think so also. It has several different sites on the side of the page that link you to other cake mater pieces. My only question would be; How did they make it sit up like that?

Periodic Table

http://www.stumbleupon.com/s/#2MLwzK/www.ptable.com//


I stumbled upon this page and it is very convenient for all students. If I was say to need the periodic table and it was to small in the book to read this page would help me so much. When you click on a element it makes it bigger and tells you if it's a non-metal or metal. This page would help other students with bio class or most likely other science classes. There are no other sites cited on this page. My question would be; Why don't teachers put this on their websites for student use?

AMAZING BUG

http://www.stumbleupon.com/s/#8Rctxr/www.ourlighterside.com/stuff/engineer//

This page is so awesome!!! The reason I like it so much is because I have a silver bug myself. Ron Patrick put a lot of hard work into this street legal car. It is by far the coolest bug I have ever seen. It has two engines one of which is a jet, the other is a gasoline powered engine. This guy is extremely smart, he graduated with a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University. Other class mates would love this especially if they happen to own a bug. At the bottom of the page it shows other links to other cool things he has created. How did he cut a hole that big into that small of a car?