If a Citi Bike is suffering from mechanical issues, courteous riders have begun turning the seat around to face the wrong way, a signal that other users should avoid that particular bicycle.
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Pulling the strings of New York artist Olek will only give you more questions to answer. Her crochet-based installments and art are riddles wrapped in a mystery inside….well, yarn. She tries to untie the knots of society and unwind her own self-expression as an artist by weaving her journey into her work.
Is your iPhone, iPad or iPad bare and naked? Cover those unsightly holes with one of 5 Lightning Charger Connector Caps from the Bone Collection. Snapping snugly into your Apple device’s Lightning connector slot, these cute character covers fit flush against the body while keeping the slot dirt-, dust- and debris-free.
Dropping out of sight through an open manhole might be funny in cartoons but in real life, not so much. China’s capital city of Beijing is testing out a possible solution, installing safety nets under 1,000 manhole covers along with a reflective pylon that pops up if the cover is removed.
The Pocket Hose is quite innovative. I own one. It was given as a gift by my girlfriend’s mother. And before your minds go into the gutter, let’s take a look at the actual product…
These small, strong and colorful Umbrella Hangers from Japan’s Mabuworld have no moving parts but perform more than one function: they hang your umbrella virtually anywhere while marking it as your property.
If the future of solar energy makes you all sunny and warm inside,
there’s no hotter place to be than Intersolar North America in sunny San
Francisco, California.
Zoomies. Just the name inspires curiousity. Essentially these things are binoculars that you wear like sunglasses. Cool idea. But do they work?
If you’re ready to see what the latest trends, innovations and fashions
are about to hit skateboarding and streetwear, then it’s time to get
pumped for Agenda!
Bluetooth speakers are great to share your tunes with your friends, and they are really useful in your home, to listen to music, shows, and podcasts without worrying about wires.
The Philips SoundShooter is a handy, wireless portable speaker that looks like a tiny barrel. Naturally, it’s Bluetooth-enabled and comes with a built-in microphone to make calls. It can stream music up to 30 feet away from your mobile device, and can run for up to eight hours per charge. The included carabiner will allow you to clip it to a bag or belt loop when you’re outdoors.
You can get the Philips SoundShooter from Amazon for about $48 (USD).
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