If you enjoy the outdoors like me, you might be interested in learning how to build your own outdoor theater. This might not only good for watching movies but also replaying all your home-made videos/pictures you’d like to display at your next outdoor party.
I thought about it. Lazy summer evenings, sitting back and sipping a cool beverage, while the kids ran around catching fireflies and watching a Hollywood blockbuster on a very big screen. These a
Whether you are an avid climber or not, these USB flash driver carabiners can give you that outdoorsy look you always needed without looking geeky. At 4 gigabytes and $32 USD price tag, it’s a pretty good priced USB storage drive too.
USB carabiner flash drive built-in flash memory lets you store your data on the go. You are easy to hook in your bag, it’s another fancy stuff for your daily life.
It’s common sense that shopping online reduces CO2 and saves carbon footprint and it’s better for the environment.
Why?Well, think of it this way, if every retail store shipped their products from one central warehouse location instead of hauling products to each and every retail store using pollution-causing big rig trucks, there would be a LOT of less gas spent of transportation. (You can take a look at Keetsa, another example of online business that primarily relies on compact packaging and c
Wow, this is an interesting news, a Florida couple gets their dog cloned and back to life in South Korea.
I think cloning shouldn’t be illegal for such cases as your dog or human and in this case, I am glad that the doggy came back to life, what a lucky dog.
What would be cool is if they can “grow” arms and legs for people who have had their arms or legs amputated.
What I wish
Bereft with life without their pet, the family decided to bid on a biotech firm’s dog-cloning auction in July.
On Monday,
A company called Cheetah has developed a new sleek snowboard coined, “the Lamborghini of Snowboards“.
We like the new design except they might have to change their slogan unless they want a lawsuit from the car maker Lamborghini.
Cheetah Ultra Sports has apparently developed the Whip F-117 after four solid years of research, development and taking oodles of time off to hit the slopes. In short, it’s dubbed the Lamborghini of snowboards, promising to make riders go fa
How about one of these life-size Terminators in your home? (I bet Governor Schwarzenegger has a bunch of these in his house)
This thing is over 6 feet tall and may cause “fears” at night while you walk in the dark for a scoop of icecream.
There’s a Buy-It-Now price tag of $19,999.99. I don’t think it’s worth that much but if you really need one, go knock yourself out.
With a 6-foot structure, the T-800 can sometimes be a pain if you have to carry it around. Fret not, because it can be dismantled and ass
For the most authentic Hawaiian experience, you will need to add this set of TikiToonz Tiki speakers, which will complement your spa, desk, or whatever.
The only thing I would have to say is that they could have made these speakers wireless using bluetooth at the high price tag of $199.99 (It comes with 20 feet of speaker wires I don’t want to deal with)
Not too sure it’s a great buy, maybe you can make one yourself.
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Supposedly, these new AeroCam wind turbines are more efficient than ever and you can put them on the roof of your house for the most efficient wind electricity production ever. If you can afford the high price tag of $250,000 USD for a 250kW system, it might be well worth your money than getting sola
Now here’s a gadget that would match really well with some trainwreck…
The Rail Runner can accommodate up to 4 people (it can support about 1,200 pounds when sitting on a set of tracks) but can actually be powered by a single rider since it only weighs around 140 pounds thanks to an aluminum frame and polyurethane wheels. The base version of the Rail Runner comes with 2 seats and a price tag of $1,950 but you can add the optional ‘deck’ in the back with 2 additional seats for $135, and a sun canopy for another $165.
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