Toby Graham

Perhaps for pressure equalization? - FFing Enigma (aka Tina)

i thought it was so that children could still breath when its lodged in their throats, with a comedy whistle noise - John

what about peter jackson, or whats his name who did pans labyrinth? - John

G*A*S*H - John

"Pushya and Pullya are a robotic set that that break away from the conventional norm of obedience. They are not the slaves we expect robots to be and are delightfully mischievous. Pushya is the radical sort who acts erratically, starring in those awkward moments of life; Pullya does the opposite by behaving like the perfect lad. Both don’t follow any of the commands that you dictate and do their free will. Hard to fathom Robos doin that, but like they say Yin and Yang, the good and bad co-exist in this world." - Toby Graham via Bookmarklet

"There’s a whole lot of esoteric rhyme and reason why this exhibit exists but the main gist is a series of sounds naturally reverberating off the hollow tubes of bamboo and metal as you bump into them. You get lost in this world on dynamic sound and light. Perceptions change as I’m sure any would crashing into a bunch of hollow tubes, but the sensorial data stimulates different emotions and connections you share with other visitors in the exhibit. Think of it as a wondrous interactive labyrinth where nature meets technology. Visitors can even leave personal messages on the tubes - the proverbial “I was here!”" - Toby Graham via Bookmarklet

"Park your butt on it or stow some books; you got to hand it to these wonderful designers for addressing many issues at one go. For example, if you have space crunch, then this impromptu bookshelf stool is handy. Notice how the deep U-s hold thick fat books comfortably! You like modular, multifunctional stuff; check the box! Using bending technique for molding the 8 layers of industrial gray felt (stuck with epoxy resin) and 2 layers of veneer, this piece could add a third dimension to it….use it as a table!" - Toby Graham via Bookmarklet

Wow....just wow! - Toby Graham via Bookmarklet

WOW indeed! - Dobromir Hadzhiev

*chills* for the first time, I kinda want rock band - Michael W. May

"It’s time to close the doors once again to the real world and enter the virtual world of racing. If virtual racing gives you an adrenaline rush, then you should be looking at the racing simulators. With these machines, you can fulfill your wish of driving to the crazy limits without the fear of receiving a speeding ticket. We have seen a range of racing simulators that combine state-of-the-art technology with cutting-edge design to make for extremely realistic racing simulations. Here we are with the 12 best racing simulators that will make sure you enjoy the thrill of speed at its fullest." - Toby Graham via Bookmarklet

1-0 to the Engerlund, 1-0 to the Engerlund. Long way to go yet but a reasonable start :) - Toby Graham

Extra time, I don't need this. Last years semi final 12-13 lose on pens was probably the most excruciating experience of my life, especially after the effort I put in travelling to Holland (with all their sexy ladies) and them eventually knocking us out. Great experience for the young lads tho. 30 mins to put this to bed, come on boys - Toby Graham