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| The Karma Sutra of Sleeping for Couples |
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Saturday, May 12, 2012
Glass Balcony Pools for Indian Luxury Condo Building
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| This the Bandra Ohm, a 30-story skyscraper designed by James Law Cybertecture to be built in India. Each residential unit features a glass-walled pool for a balcony. |
 Via geekologie |
Sriracha Lollipops
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| Oh, Sriracha, delicious, delicious Thai hot sauce into a lollipop. Sriracha Lollipop is a wonderful twist on Atomic Fireballs. A bag of four is $10. |
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London 2012 Olympics torch
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| The aluminium torch was created by UK design studio, Barber Osgerby. It is perforated with 8,000 holes, each representing one of the torchbearers. Made from a golden aluminium alloy. The creative team behind the London Olympic torch has won the prestigious Design of the Year award 2012. The Olympic torch, along with the other shortlisted designs, is on show at the Design Museum in London until July 4. |
   Via bbc, london2012 |
Extremely High-Waisted Pants
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| The Top Belt Jumpsuit designed by fashion house Viktor & Rolf was made to look like extremely high-waisted pants. "This strapless, wide-leg wool jumpsuit features pleating and a detachable leather belt. Welt hip pockets and cuffed bottom hem. Hook-and-eye closure. 22″ leg opening. Bandeau lining." |
 Via laughingsquid |
Rocking-2-Gether Chair
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| The Rocking-2-Gether Chair designed by Paul Kweton. "The rocking-2-gether chair (patent pending) is a hybrid between a rocking chair and dog/cat house. This project initially started in 2011, generating digital 3D models. Several 1:8 scale 3D printed models followed, refining the balance and rocking behaviour of the chair. The prototype 2.1 chair is made out of CNC milled birch plywood. The density and amount of the CNC milled "ribs" can be controlled with differently sized wooden spacers (see photographs), ergo controlling the visual connection between the person and his/her pet. The design process and final full scale prototype of the rocking-2-gether chair showcases the successful combination of digital modeling and digital fabrication" |
 Via thedailywh |
Footprints by Iain Blake
Nikkor 6mm f/2.8 Fisheye Lens
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| The Fisheye-Nikkor 6mm f/2.8 lens, first produced in 1970 at the Photokina trade show in Cologne, is a 220º fisheye Nikkor with an astonishing speed of f/2.8. It is the world’s most extreme wide-angle lens to cover the 24 x 36mm image area (at the time) with a massive glass dome which dwarfs the camera attached. The lens officially went into production in 1972 and uses 12 glass elements in nine groups with a total weight of 5.2kg. The extremely wide-angle lens from Nikkor is available via graysofwestminster for £100,000 GBP (approximately $161,000USD). |
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