The four founders of Lean Mean Fighting Machine; Dave Cox (79), Dave Bedwood (80), Tom Bazeley (81), and Sam Ball (79) died last night in a freak hover-board accident. The four met at an online
Frog Kitten :: This is for Ann (my trusty colleague) she like’s little cute animals, so I thought I’d link to this rather sickly site called Cute Overload. Excuse me, why I
BODYWORK is the attempt to transform a German car into an American car. Cohen bought a Trabant in Berlin and shipped it to America. Upon its arrival, the effort to transform the Trabant into
WEFAIL have compiled an interesting way to deliver the 10 commandments for client interactivity… I say interesting, what I mean is utter weirdness. Have a play with it, hilarious and weird – make sure you
Jonny Rotten Originally uploaded by uground1. Collection of rock / punk photography by Andy
Can’t figure out what to have for dinner? Hugo Liu, a graduate student at M.I.T.’s Media Lab, has developed a “smart” cookbook that can recommend a dish on the basis of some of the
Thanks to Hendo for another fine link, what wonders these little devices are. Check out the top 10 weirdest USB devices ever
Are you X-Type? is the new campaign website for the The Jaguar X-Type 2.2 Diesel. Look maybe its me, but I find this pseudo online advertising really lame. I pop my name in, watch some
This is nuts, tube stops in station, emergency stop pulled and the whole carriage gets covered. Watch for
Originally uploaded by benhamin. Great weekend had by all… more photos coming
How very un-British, a union-jack coffee table – one is more likely to enjoy tea… See other cool designs from the UK at SUCK
Tom Kelley is the General Manager of design & innovation agency Ideo. His book The Ten Faces of Innovation looks interesting (i haven’t read it). Over the years, Tom has observed a number of
Originally uploaded by !Habit Forming. Sony has hired local graffiti artists to promote the PSP in urban city areas, within New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Miami, & San Francisco. There seems to be a
Fabric called d3o (dee-three-oh) becomes rigid on impact, protecting the wearer. A Swiss company called Ribcap are planning to execute it in a number of snowsport applications. Read more about it on Live Science.
