With an Associate’s degree in Applied Science, I’ve been working in the high tech industry since 1998. Started my career at Ninelives, Inc., creating and redesigning Web sites using a combination of HTML, CSS, ASP and Access database. Since then, I spent four years at Microsoft as a Web development engineer and software developer. In 2003, joined the development team at Diligenz, Inc. as Web development team lead where I maintained B2B Web services solutions among other things. Left the company in 2007 to spend a year at AT&T Mobility before becoming a member of the IT team at Zenic Cubed in 2008.Here’s a nice, easy to follow, article on making your very own Sun Jars…
http://lifehacker.com/5315357/create-your-own-sun-jar-lifehacker-edition/gallery/
When I have some free time I’ll definitely have to try and make one, or a batch, of these things. They would be great gifts, or just something to put on the window sills in your home, so you would essentially have night lights through out your place. Make sure to look over the comments of the above article to see what other people did, as well as some useful tips.
If you would like to buy some Sun Jars, you can get them from ThinkGeek for about $25 to $30 each.
