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November 14 2009

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November 12 2009

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The Stinkeye

AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com

You can call her mom now.

(submitted by Matthew)

November 11 2009

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November 09 2009

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Fridge Locker Secures Your Snacks From Crappy Roommates and Co-Workers [Food]

Gizmodo

Tired of your lunch being stolen by your roommates and co-workers? Instead of hiding your snacks, get serious about security with the fridge locker.

Essentially, it's a polyurethane cage full of goodies that you store in the fridge and secure with a combination lock (included). Of course, there's nothing preventing thieves from stealing the entire cage and working on it later with a hacksaw...

November 08 2009

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RC Bowling Ball

The Awesomer

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Yes, 900 Global’s Remote Control Bowling Ball is cheating, but it’s for a good cause: designed for disabled children, it uses an internal weight to adjust the movement of the ball.

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November 07 2009

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re:Use Canopy Upcycled from Plastic Cups by BIOS Design Collective

Inhabitat

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One of the main principles of permaculture is that “the problem is the solution.” Problem: tons of waste cups created by attendees of the OutsideLands concert in San Francisco. Solution: a fabulous recycled cup canopy. BIOS Design Collective tapped a keg and invited their friends over for a canopy party, building a gorgeous wave of concave color at Stable Cafe just in time for Architecture and...

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Wash your clothes by pedaling your bike (with video)

TreeHugger

bicycle clothes washerCredit: Dave Askins, homelessdave.com. You don't need electricity to do the laundry. It's as easy as riding a bike. My wife's 90-year-old aunt still washes her laundry by hand, and dries it with a wringer. God bless her. But if you're a little busier, you can keep your clothes clean with pedal power. GreenovationTV has a segment on the low-tech solution....Read the full story on TreeHugger

November 06 2009

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Weird, Yet Awesome: Helmet Hummingbird Feeder

EarthFirst.com

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Hummingbirds are so fun to watch, with their colorful little wings that move so fast they’re a blur – but it can be hard to see them up close. One wacky new product allows you to see hummingbirds like you’ve never seen them before – an inch from your eyeballs.

From The Daily Mail:

A new helmet with a built-in bird feeder will allow wearers to get amazing face to face contact with nature.

The...

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Yamaha Announces Entry-Level Tenori-On Orange

Synthtopia

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Yamaha today announced a new, budget version of it’s innovative Tenori On music synthesizer – the Tenori On Orange, TRN-O.

The TRN-O is an entry-level version of the Tenori On, offering the same basic musical functionality, but using orange LEDs, stripping away the backlighting LEDs and using a basic white plastic case.

Surprisingly for a budget item, Yamaha did not announce the pricing for the n...

November 05 2009

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Ospop Migration Series Travel Bags

Cool Hunting

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Paying homage to the integrity of the working class, Ospop today added a new set of travel bags to their collection of durable goods, aptly called the Migration Series. Referencing the ubiquitous plaid She Pi Dai bags commonly carried by Chinese people in transit, the water-resistant Migration series includes three styles all lined with that same industrial material and marked with the Ospop ...

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Coolest Bike Parking in San Francisco

Copenhagenize.com - The Copenhagen Bike Culture Blog

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I've not seen such cool bike parking in ages. At my hotel in San Francisco - the W Hotel - they have three Danish Biomega bicycles for guests to use free. Okay, three isn't much, but it's what they do with them that counts.
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It's like a museum the way they hang them up on the wall like that. You ask the valet for a bicycle and he walks over with a crank and proceeds to lower - slowly and...

November 04 2009

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Bread Shoes!

Design Milk

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Yep, I wasn’t lyin’. Shoes made of bread. You think I could make this stuff up!?


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http://www.dadadastudio.eu


©2009 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Art, Style & Fashion | Permalink | No comments


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Pocket Clip Pencil

Better Living Through Design

Hmm, yes, quite clever, but I think it would be cleverer if it came with some sort of cap so that you won’t get pencil marks everywhere. Although, you could just use a bic pen cap or something similar.

Possibly the worlds cleverest pencil, handmade in east London. Each white pencil has a clip carved into it, so that it can be attached to pockets, satchels and book covers just like a biro. It...

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Recycling Frame from Matteriashop

Re-Nest

11-4-2009recycle.jpgThis Recycling Frame from Matteriashop isn't going to work for those of us who have mastered the take-your-own-reusable-bag-to-the-store routine. But we can't help but like it. And we know there are plenty of people who are still toting their groceries home in plastic or paper bags, so this could be a nice solution for them.

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November 03 2009

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Creative Commons 3D print of Thom Yorke's head

Shapeways Blog - Community

Someone on Thingyverse extracted a mesh of Thom Yorke's head from the Creative Commons version of Radiohead's video clip "house of cards". They then took the resulting point cloud and 'skinned' it with the Point Cloud Script for Blender. This script is a great tool to create a working mesh from a simple point cloud. They then made the mesh manifold and all that using Meshlab. The resulting...

November 02 2009

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PUYL air pump and bike light

Designboom - Weblog



kai malte roever combined an air pump and bike light into a single device. the design not only fulfills two
purposes but also doesn’t require batteries. instead the light gets its power from the pumping action from
the air pump. using faraday’s law of induction the device charges itself while pumping, storing the energy
in the built-in rechargeable battery. the light itself uses LED lights to...
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