This Machine Is Like a 3D Printer for Crafters and 10 More

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This Machine Is Like a 3D Printer for Crafters The Cricut Explore cuts designs from a range of crafting materials, including paper, vinyl and leather. Even n00bs can produce precision-cut DIY marvels. Map Shows 634 Runways in Range for Missing Malaysia Airlines Plane The Data News team at WNYC put together a map that details all of the possible runways that the Malaysia Airlines plane could have reached. Job Openings in Journalism, Communications and More The 'Mashable' Job Board is a hiring hub for more than 3,000 employers. You're Looking at It Wrong — Why the Web Demands Vertical Screens At some point, the Internet began to grow vertically into the feed mentality that dominates almost every website. Our monitors have not kept up. 'Lowcost Cosplay' Is Your Hilarious Guide to Costume Inspiration Between capes, wigs and makeup, cosplay isn't a hobby that's easy on the wallet. That is, unless you're the guys being the hilarious project Lowcostcosplay. SXSW Crash Victim Treated to Private Concert in Her Hospital Room Eighteen-year-old Mason Endres, who was injured at this week's fatal SXSW crash, got a private concert from Jared & The Mill in her hospital room. Russia Could 'Turn the U.S. Into Radioactive Ash,' News Anchor Says The man hand-picked by Russian President Vladimir Putin to lead the country's state media appeared on a nightly news program on Sunday to say his country could "turn the U.S. No, 'Newman' From 'Seinfeld' Is Not Dead A rumor that the actor most famous for his role as Newman on the hit TV show 'Seinfeld' had died has turned out to be a hoax. 10 YouTube Videos That Prove Science Is Magic YouTube has plenty of magic trick videos for the science-minded viewer. Rapper Tyler, the Creator, Charged With Inciting SXSW Riot AUSTIN, Texas — Rapper Tyler, the Creator, of the hip-hop collective Odd Future was arrested this weekend at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport for a misdemeanor charge of i... Study: Greenland Melting is More Pervasive, Adding to Sea Level Fears The Northeast Greenland ice stream, long viewed as stable, is melting at an accelerating rate, raising global sea level, a new study found. Read more at Mashable.com ▶ You received this email because you are registered on mashable.com. We respect your privacy. If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe. Mashable, Inc. is a Delaware Corporation. P.O. Box 64 New York, NY, 10159-0064