I am a huge fan of transportable boats. I own an Advanced Elements inflatable Kayak already, but this looks like it could give it a run for its money: The Oro Folding kayak folds up into a case and is only 25 pounds. More at: http://www.orukayak.com/
I read. A lot. I used to read more books, now I read more articles online, with about a book a week thrown in there. When I was in second grade, I really started getting into it. My teacher, Mrs. Greene, encouraged it. After I finished all the book in the second grade classroom, I… Read the rest »
My introduction to magic The first trick I remember seeing was a little wierd. My grandpa, Papa, used to take my brother and I to Waffle House. While there, he would casually hold a knife in his hand, facing up, then act like he fell asleep… ON TO THE KNIFE! White liquid would spill out… Read the rest »
I am starting a series on the things that have interested me over the course of my life. I enjoy trying new things. New gadgets, new ideas, new hobbies. I don’t stick it out with all of them, but often, some aspect of them stays with me and benefits me later in life. One of… Read the rest »
Business idea: ————- Babybird – organically masticated food for your child. ————- I bet some crazy new age parents would pay bookoos for this.
This is one of those signs where you have to push the letters in individually. Someone took their time and did it right.
I can now use my iPad to capture a fully textured, accurate 3D model of my office, friends, food, anything at all. It takes me seconds to capture, a few minutes to process in the cloud, then I had a fully useable 3ds file that I can edit in blender or my graphics program of… Read the rest »
Do you know anyone who freelances? Or do you freelance yourself? I want to find out who, of all my connections, actively freelances. Full time, or on the side, let me know!
Which interface looks easier to use? Bing has recently redesigned and removed much of the clutter from their search results pages. Very reminiscent of Google circa four years ago.
Livehoods: San Francisco Bay http://livehoods.org/maps/sf