Author: Tony M.

The Trouble With Tribbles Posters by Olly Moss

The Trouble With Tribbles is considered by many to be on the top ten lists of many fans of Star Trek from the original series. Olly Moss pays tribute to that episode with a set of posters for a special screening of the 1967 Star Trek episode “The Trouble With Tribbles” at the Alamo Drafthouse […]

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Cooking for Geeks: Real Science, Great Hacks, and Good Food

We are made to believe that a geek’s regimen is based on chips and sodas. Yes geeks can cook too! Cooking for Geeks: Real Science, Great Hacks, and Good Food by Jeff Potter is a cornucopia of food knowledge. The stylized book is not only for geeks but for all. You will see the kitchen […]

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Comic-Con Movie Con

The Comic-Con true roots have always been about comic books. With the success of movie adaptations, the show has embraced Hollywood into the fold. Each year exciting new TV shows and movies are showcased at the event. Hollywood types are on the prowl for new movie ideas at the show. Is the well getting dry […]

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Wall Clocks Made From Vinyl Records

There is life after the record vinyl graveyard. Estonian designer Pavel Sidorenko creates unique vinyl shapes into wall clocks. Pavel wants to create simple universal designs that people can display with pride in their homes. His vinyl wall clocks will be the center piece of any conversation. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought […]

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The Great iPod Wall

http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=13404489&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=1&color=00ADEF&fullscreen=1 This is what happens when you have too much money. You build a wall of twenty iPods and toil three weeks to bring out the final product. The Welikesmall’s iPod wall is a work of ingenuity. Tasks included building and designing the wooden box, programming an iPhone application that runs off the Game Kit […]

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The Jay Shafer Tiny House

Just how much room does a person need? Jay Shafer’s Tiny House concept houses are the latest buzz. The tiny house blueprints are sought after by many who dream of their own acre of space in the country or just about anyplace law will permit to build a home. To some the Jay Shafer Tiny […]

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Robotic Peeing Dog Toy

Time to mark your own territory with the robotic peeing dog. Nothing like getting a toy that pees. If your landlord has a no dogs allowed policy, you are in luck. With 35.00 dollars you can own a robotic peeing dog void of vet bills. No shedding or stench. All you need is batteries till […]

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Easy Guitar Smashing

For the musician with a destructive appetite of a Townshend or Hendrix wannabe, fret no more. There is a new line of guitars to satisfy the maniac in you and they are 100% recyclable. These $45.00 guitars will soften the blow to your wallet but not to the machine head. Now you can smash away […]

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Offshore Oil Spill Game by BP

What seems like a viral joke gone amuck is indeed true, BP in 1970 in collaboration with Printbox (Scotland) Limited released this prophetic board game that the whole family could enjoy. There were many games with a similar theme such as this one in the past. Out of the closets they come out and the […]

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How to Listen to Bob Dylan Guide

Bob Dylan's impact on the music industry is undeniably significant, with many hailing him as a true pioneer. However, not everyone shares this perspective; figures like Joni Mitchell have accused him of being a plagiarist.

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Darth Vader Invades New York City Subway

I would start taking the subway if Darth Vader would commute more often. The reenactment of the first Princess Leia / Darth Vader scene from Star Wars on a New York City subway car is performed by Improv Everywhere. Since 2001 the actors have staged over 100 such scenes to the surprise of many caught […]

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