"Glory Halleluia,
I raise my cup up to ya
And I bow my head with utmost respect
And I think its only fair to warn you
That there's a storm that's coming up on you
And like a wind and the rain
My words are direct"
Uhm I just felt like quoting this! Read the whole lyrics here!
Uhmm, what can I say. I think great art direction, ahead of it's time, even though it's retro, the concept a bit weak.
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“Many use food to communicate their need for help. Only few understand that.
For anorexia, bulimia, obesity call us: 800.16.56.16"
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What a creepy thing. I don't mind pillows, but furry pillows with lights?
"The inspiration of the REi Huggable™ design is of sunlight. The comforting rays of the sun are shared by people around the world. It is the essence of people’s everyday lives. Sunlight not only represents warmth and lightness, it also creates happiness, joyfulness, playfulness, intimacy and life. However, people often take this for granted, missing the sunlight only when it is unavailable. The concept is to create a light that captures the essences of sunlight as a reminder, condensing it into something that people can create a close relationship with. The product word REi, of REi Huggable™, comes from the sound of the word ray as the ray of sunlight, and to promote RE-inspiration from the sun."Read & look here for more info.
I don't own a car and I don't even have driver license. But I do understand that paying for parking is a bitch and that you sometimes wish you could do something back to ease the pain and make it a different experience all together.
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I came across this article called "Phone Battery Street Charging Services" over at guerrilla-innovation.com. It's an interesting article about how stuff works in other parts of the world, go check it out and download the .pdf
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Finally one company in the music industry starts understanding what's it all about when it comes down to music.
EMI to Sell Music Without Anticopying SoftwareNow lets see who will follow.
By Ethan Smith and Nick Wingfield
In a major break with the music industry's longstanding antipiracy strategy, EMI Group PLC is set to announce today that it plans to sell significant amounts of its catalog without anticopying software, according to people familiar with the matter.The London music company is to make its announcement at a London news conference featuring Apple Inc. Chief Executive Steve Jobs. EMI is to sell songs without the software -- known as digital rights management -- through Apple's iTunes Store and possibly through other online outlets.
DRM has been a contentious issue in online music sales. Record companies have insisted that ...
