Japanese Toilet Genius
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What do you get when you combine Japan’s love of gadgetry with its cleanliness obsession? The highest-tech toilets on the planet.
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What do you get when you combine Japan’s love of gadgetry with its cleanliness obsession? The highest-tech toilets on the planet.
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This slideshow of seat patterns taken from public transport vehicles worldwide will surely make you more aware of the designs your bottom rests on and shares with thousands of commuters everyday.
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There is serious debate whether an entire R Train in New York City (750 feet of steel) was a display of true graffiti or whether it was an advertising ploy.
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The long anticipated Apple iPhone has just been revealed… During Steve Job’s speech, he more or less mocked Blackberry and other technologies relative to the capabilities of the new iPhone. The iPhone also features no buttons on it's face - it’s all touch screen, which is pretty cool.
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The first dark restaurant in Asia is officially opened on the December 23, 2006. This restaurant, located in Beijing, China, has its interior painted completely in black. Customers are greeted by a brightly lit entrance hall and will be escorted by waiters wearing night vision goggles into the pitch dark dining room to help them find their seats.
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The post-it pad that looks like an Onion.
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Meladur Set (for camping)
East German product designer, Günter Höhne, expert of consumer goods before the breaking down of the wall, designed this plastic dish set, enabling one of the great pastimes - camping, a vital outlet for east germans who were not allowed to travel.
Packaging and product design produced in the german democratic republic (GDR) reveals a little-known side of german popular history.
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The public are being given the chance to be part of Britain's biggest light artwork, Nocturne, by sending photographs to the website www.metronocturne.com.
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What do you get when you combine Japan’s love of gadgetry with its cleanliness obsession? The highest-tech toilets on the planet.
(Email Subscribers: Read More by clicking on the title of the article)

This slideshow of seat patterns taken from public transport vehicles worldwide will surely make you more aware of the designs your bottom rests on and shares with thousands of commuters everyday.
(Email Subscribers: See More by clicking on the title of the article)
Continue reading "Watch a slideshow of the patterns you sit on" »

There is serious debate whether an entire R Train in New York City (750 feet of steel) was a display of true graffiti or whether it was an advertising ploy.
(Email Subscribers: Read More by clicking on the title of the article)

Subscribe for one year and and the full amount of your subscription fee ($20) goes to the organization of your choice.
(Email Subscribers: Read More by clicking on the title of the article)
Continue reading "A Good Magazine That Gives Away All Its Money" »
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The long anticipated Apple iPhone has just been revealed… During Steve Job’s speech, he more or less mocked Blackberry and other technologies relative to the capabilities of the new iPhone. The iPhone also features no buttons on it's face - it’s all touch screen, which is pretty cool.
(Email Subscribers: Read More by clicking on the title of the article)
The first dark restaurant in Asia is officially opened on the December 23, 2006. This restaurant, located in Beijing, China, has its interior painted completely in black. Customers are greeted by a brightly lit entrance hall and will be escorted by waiters wearing night vision goggles into the pitch dark dining room to help them find their seats.
(Email Subscribers: Read More by clicking on the title of the article)

The post-it pad that looks like an Onion.
(Email Subscribers: Read More by clicking on the title of the article)

Meladur Set (for camping)
East German product designer, Günter Höhne, expert of consumer goods before the breaking down of the wall, designed this plastic dish set, enabling one of the great pastimes - camping, a vital outlet for east germans who were not allowed to travel.
Packaging and product design produced in the german democratic republic (GDR) reveals a little-known side of german popular history.
(Email Subscribers: Read More by clicking on the title of the article)
Continue reading "Plastic - Contrary to the Stalinist aesthetic" »