Day four of Wired’s Spring Camp is all about mountain biking. Bradley rides the Downieville Downhill, and Christina tackles the North Yuba River trail.
Rubber duckie, you’re so… BIG! Inspired perhaps by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman’s 16.5m (54ft) tall inflatable Rubber Duck currently afloat in Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour, Chinese company KK Inflatable is selling similarly sized (and larger!) blow-up ducks online at Taobao.
We’re up in the Northern California hills to test a fresh crop of 2013’s outdoor gear. Today’s task: assemble all of our hard goods for review, eat a huge meal, and rest for a long hike tomorrow.
Using the internet to develop and market an innovative idea doesn’t need to be a hairy experience, but this green landscaping company is the exception to that rule! Let’s take a closer look at RentAGoat.com’s innovative business:
Does Art Reflect Life? Or does Life reflect Art? The unbelievable body art of Craig Tracy will not bring that timeless paradox anywhere close to closure, because his mixture of the human form and artistic expression is nothing short of (r)Evolutionary.
If you’re planning on entering the 2013 Arctic Innovation Competition, it wouldn’t hurt to take a peek at the inventions that wowed the judges of this chilly contest, so here are the grand prize winners from 2009 to 2012 for extra inspiration:
The government of South Korea, Inter-American Development Bank, Nordic Development Fund and GDF SUEZ, have pulled together to seek out energy solutions from Caribbean, South and Central American nations, and there are huge cash prizes for the best ideas!
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