Saturday, December 26, 2009
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Movie Wedge
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| The Movie Wedge($10) is a little bean bag with a lip for holding up your iPhone or other video players. It is simple. But see from this image, it is dangerous in this position? |
World's Most Expensive Ocarina
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| The world's most expensive ocarina, the iPhone Ocarina. It looks like 3 iPhones mounted to a laser cut body and the player "blows" to produce music! |
PLANES ARE STUPID WELL THATS WHAT SHE SAID!
Your flight has an impact. Plane Stupid's new cinema ad, written and commissioned by creative agency Mother and made by production company Rattling Stick. Director Daniel Kleinman.
Polar Bear from Plane Stupid on Vimeo.
AlestRukov Wooden Computer Mice
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| These beautiful computer mice are made from exotic woods by Russia’s AlestRukov. Each of these wooden computer mice is handcrafted from cultivated sustainable woods and carved, sanded and polished to a shiny finish with linseed oil and carnuba wax. The mice is using finest electronic components, and features an optical resolution of 1600 dpi, and with microswitches rated for over 1 million clicks. The handmade wooden mice are available in Bubinga, Makor, Sapele, and Ebony woods from exotic locations like Sierra Leone, Cameroon and Sri Lanka. And they are not cheap, prices range from €668 to €859 (about. $996 to $1281 USD), wow! "AlestRukov computer mice are eco-friendly alternative to harmful plastic gadgets polluting our world. The idea behind the product is to get the maximum out of natural materials and extend lifetime warranty. AlestRukov computer mice have warranty coverage of over 5 years and can be upgraded to extend the service." |
   Via geeky gadget, technabob, behance |
Self-heating Baby Bottle
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| Yoomi Self-heating Baby Bottle heats itself up in 60 seconds to a temperature equal to breast milk with a touch of a button. By husband-and-wife inventors, solicitor Farah and engineer Jim Shaikh, it was born out of all parents a run to the kitchen every time the child cries out for milk. There is a sealed warmer unit that sits inside the bottle and beneath the teat. When a button onboard is tipped, the cold milk flows out via channels on the outside of the warmer, making the milk in the bottle ready to temperature perfect for feeding, and the warmer will stay the same temperature for about an hour and can be recharged around 100 times. The Yoomi bottle and feeder is £22, plus a pack of two teats for £4.50, from John Lewis. | |
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Floating Platform Bed by Holger Wissmann
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| I love this bed, the Floating Platform Bed, designed by Holger Wissmann. |
Black Rhino Kiss Hoodie
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| I am impressed by its impossibly long tongue! The Black Rhino Kiss Hoodie($98) by Marc Ecko, so cool. "A tribute to Kiss, one of the most recognized American rock bands...and bassist Gene Simmons' who constantly flaunted his impossibly long tongue. Zips all the way up to reveal a fully-made up Gene Simmons demon character with tongue graphic, PVC inserts and elbow patches. Split kangaroo pocket, rib knit sleeve cuffs and hem. Large Kiss logo across the back." | |
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Shoe Bathtub
If you are women and love shoes, you would love these
shoes bathtub.
These Shoe Bathtubs by Italian SICIS, the bathtub
is entirely covered in an artistic way with glass mosaic,
looks like a luxurious shoe, beautiful. 
shoes bathtub.
These Shoe Bathtubs by Italian SICIS, the bathtub
is entirely covered in an artistic way with glass mosaic,
looks like a luxurious shoe, beautiful.
Fuwa-Fuwa Fur Keyboard
"My keyboard is too cold and sterile!" We've all been there, right? For something we spend all day typing on, most keyboards are hard and characterless. Not the Fuwa-Fuwa Fur Keyboard, though. The name means "soft and fluffy" in Japanese, and the white fir lining the sides makes typing a much more inviting experience. Don't worry, though- the fur is synthetic, and no animals were harmed in the building of this keyboard.
The Fuwa-Fuwa Fur Keyboard features:
- 88-key layout (Japanese QWERTY)
- USB 1.1 connectivity
- Dimensions: W300×D170×H30mm (12x7x1.2in)
- Weight: 500g
- Cord: 1.5M
- Operating systems: Windows XP/2000/Me/98SE/98 (but may work with others)
- Power: power over USB, draws 100mA or less
- Color: white
- Manual: Japanese
- Please allow an extra 4-5 days to our ordering process as this is a special custom order
RC Driving Tissue Box
We all sometimes like to pretend household items are racing cars. Well, now you really can. The RC Driving Tissue Box is one of the coolest developments in RC products for a long time. Fit your box of tissues inside and take them for a spin. And this isn't just for larking around - it could hold a real use for people desperate to wipe their nose but out of reach of the tissue box! Ideal as a present for boys big and small, race your tissues around the house with this simple-looking but speedy vehicle.
Available in white, red and black, see how fast this baby is in the video below!
The RC Driving Tissue Box features:
- Remote-controlled vehicle (tissue box design)
- Available in white, red and black
- Size: 250 x 65 x 123mm (9.8 x 2.5 x 4.8")
- Suitable for ages 7 and up
- Maximum range of 8m
USB Owl
The irresistible charm of the USB Owl, makes this computer accessory stand out among all the others competing for your attention. The animated owl winks and moves his head thoughtfully, bringing whimsy and a little wisdom into your hectic workplace.
With three modes, active, slow, and sleep, this ideal desktop companion can be lively or docile, though never noisy.
USB Owl features:
• Size: H5.5cm
• Colors: white, grey, brown, pink
• Compatibility: any computer/operating system with a powered USB port
A.i.R. Project lighting from Bandai
Bandai has ventured into lifestyle territory with the A.i.R. Project, a moving interactive LED light art piece to add ambiance to your space. Designed by Taro Suzuki, this modern piece of light art uses cloth and internal fans combined with blue LED lights to create an evolving and (literally) moving sculpture as the wind from the micro fans pushes up the cloth.
Bring your hands close to the sensors on each of the four sides and the light will move toward you. the A.i.R. Project is and interactive, relaxing, and completely unique item to enhance your space.
Towel Cake Set from Le Patissier
The Towel Cake Set from Le Patissier looks so deliciously irresistibility you’ll do a double take. Sure to charm any cake lover, this set of three includes a marble round cake, chocolate shortcake, and strawberry roll cake packaged just like real cakes that transform into white, dark brown, and pink 100% cotton hand towels. The strawberries and cherries that adorn the top are magnets, certain to look just as cute on the fridge.
Visit any patisserie shop in Japan and you can see windows displaying adorable little cakes that look almost too good to eat, an appeal that has made cakes a popular theme for cute accessories and stationary goods.
The Towel Cake set is a perfect for gift for birthdays or Mother’s Day.
From the Collection Is Only the Mind Allowed to Wander
From the Collection
Is Only the Mind Allowed to Wander
October 3, 2009 to January 3, 2010yeah u got my mind wandering haha! :D
 Patrick Traer baby blue balls, 2002 plywood, cotton, cardboard, polyurethane foam batting, vinyl, zippers, covered buttons, stainless steel buckle and chain Collection of the Vancouver Art Gallery Gift of the Artist | Drawn from the Gallery’s permanent collection, this exhibition looks at ways artists have approached the human body as a site in which identity is shaped and a register of our inescapable progression toward mortality. Featered are works by Larry Fink, Liz Magor, Mina Totino, Patrick Traer and Theodore Wan, among others. Organized by the Vancouver Art Gallery and curated by Grant Arnold, Audain Curator of British Columbia Art. http://www.vanartgallery.bc.ca/ |
SCI-FI ILLUSTRATIONS
By Shusei Nagaoka.
In the 1970s and 1980s, the sci-fi art of Japanese illustrator Shusei Nagaoka graced numerous album covers and appeared in a variety of advertisements, magazines, and movie posters.
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