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Think Twitter isn't discriminating. It's acting weird everywhere. - Carolyn Chan from iPhone

Really? I got in via mobile web & BB useres seem to be OK. - Michael G. Galli from email

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For many, staying in a home designed by America’s greatest architect may be as close to the perfect vacation as they’ll ever get. - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

:D - Joe The Sausage

chastity bed? - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

3 votes - Todd Hoff

Have voted, Happy Birthday :) - darylhunt

Bestselling author Paulo Coelho has previously shown that giving away free digital copies of books can actually boost sales to quite an extent. He claimed that this ‘piracy’ has led to millions of additional sales over the years. Coelho, who is an avid BitTorrent user himself and a passionate supporter of The Pirate Bay, has encouraged many of his fellow authors to share their work. “A person who does not share is not only selfish, but bitter and alone,” Coelho told TorrentFreak. - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

I like that Armadillo one. - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

will you eat it? - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

not sure. maybe once i see them in person. - imabonehead

i wonder if the food smells good. if it tastes great but smells like plastic .... =/ - Carolyn Chan

"Improving the limitations of current scuba diving system, designer Adam Wendel has come up with a futuristic device named the “Immersed Senses” that changes the way the diver sees, hears, and breathes underwater, allowing them to become a part of their surrounding environment. Immersed Senses is the future of underwater diving and exploration. Featuring a LED flashlight to let the diver to observe the dark depths of the ocean, the mask also includes a large OLED glass display to offer a panoramic view of the surroundings. The OLED enclosed helmet also allows the extracted oxygen to flow freely throughout the helmet, as if you are breathing on land without any breathing apparatus. While an interactive OLED display gives access to underwater GPS maps, therefore allowing the diver to navigate efficiently throughout the ocean’s landscapes. The OLED also offers software that can identify all species of fish, coral and other ocean dwelling creatures that diver is currently viewing. With... more... - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

Alarming ‘Ring’ concept vibrates finger to wake you up Ring is a special alaram clock designed for couples and deaf people. Different from the commong products, this Ring wakes up people via the vibration other than noise. It consists of a base and two ring type devices which can be worn onto the finger pad which is the most sensitive part of the finger. The base can be use to set the timer and charge the Ring. Thi innovative alarm clock is composed by a micro vibration device and a micro-chip. ►Blood Bag Energy Drink. Blood Caffeinated Energy Potion is the same color and consistency of real blood. It has many of the same nutrients of the rubicund liquid we love to consume (iron, protein, electrolytes, and caffeine) and has a delectable fruit punch flavor. ►Wedding Bands for Gearheads. Would you be nuts to buy this wedding ring set? If you saw it would you bolt? It would be a very clever way to express love of each other and things mechanical. Bronze plated with gold and a smallish diamond. Are there other possible combinations? Hook and eye? Hammer and nail? - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

Temporary tattoos can be an effective way to help protect children with a tendency to wander off, and Tottoos — which we covered back in 2007 — is one example of a company that offers them. Recently one of our spotters alerted us to Baltimore-based SafetyTat, however, which not only sells such tattoos but even lets consumers design their own. - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

Reply back with "<3" - imabonehead

@DGentry That sounded wrong but just a bit. :) - Carolyn Chan

Steampunk Headset Chris from Chicago, is the creator behind this fun and cool looking piece of art named “mechanical aural communication device”. He created this prop from sculpey, rubber, and a various pocket watch parts. The prop is fully adjustable and flexible and he lined the inside part with suede leather for comfo - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

Steampunk Headset Chris from Chicago, is the creator behind this fun and cool looking piece of art named “mechanical aural communication device”. He created this prop from sculpey, rubber, and a various pocket watch parts. The prop is fully adjustable and flexible and he lined the inside part with suede leather for comfo - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

hello - Ami Iida

but there are still other networks she can use! myspace,tagged,bebo. - the king of the interweb

Or through a smartphone. - Carolyn Chan from iPhone

"Hotel guests have plenty of places to register their displeasure with a stay but now hotels and other resorts in the UK have their own recourse, a new database called GuestScan that launches this week. Around 10,000 hotels and B&Bs are expected to sign up to for the subscription-based database which will let hotels check out guests before they get to the hotel." - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

Art director Maximilian Pinegger and copywriter Justin Salice-Stephan, two 24-year-old's from Miami Ad School took this feature to hart and created a cute airport luggage carousel guerrilla ad for the car and its roomy trunk. Many well-known brands and agencies support ad schools, most likely looking for indications of the next Alex Bogusky. - Tuija Seipell. - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

Genius. - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

great idea. - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

i <3 the VW version. - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

you make me want to play wow again. i love making bandages. - Carolyn Chan

Who me? I don't like to fish but do it anyway. :P - Arlan K.

this looks like a stallion. - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

"Currently, consumers in Austin and Dallas as well as Chico, Calif., can use the app to manage their bar tabs at participating venues. They begin by downloading and setting up the application, including entering account information for one or more credit or debit cards; once stored, those accounts are displayed only via the last four digits. Next, when they're ready to visit a bar, they can use the app to see which ones near them are linked with TabbedOut. The software is integrated directly with participating restaurants and bars so as to allow consumers to open and view a tab directly from the point-of-sale system. When it's time to go, the consumer simply opens the app, enters a tip and selects “pay.” TabbedOut can send a copy of the receipt via email; it also archives the information for later use in expense reports, for example. ATX charges consumers 99 cents for each tab paid using TabbedOut." - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

The EMBRIO Advanced Concept is a one-wheeled recreational and commuting vehicle for the year 2025, designed by the Canadian company Bombardier Recreational Products. Although the riding position is similar to that of a motorcycle, the vehicle uses sensors and gyroscopes to balance up to two passengers on a large single wheel whilst driving. - Carolyn Chan from Bookmarklet

That's hot. - Rah-PM 2012

very cool - CarlC

Impressive - M F

I would probably qualify as an image analysis expert, but there's no way to prove that online. One thing we can do is look at color. Even though the images are black and white,they're actually RGB images, meaning they contain cyan magenta and yellow. If you look at the image of the rhino you have posted then look at the photo of the rhino at the photographer's site you can see they both... more... - erik weisz

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XD - Neya

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