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Benedict Radcliffe's Nike Air Max 1 wire sculpture was completed in two months and he constructed entirely out of bent steel rod.








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An artist from Angentina named Tito Inginieri constructed a recycled bottle mansion which he started 20 years-ago.

Approximately 6 million bottles was used in this project like beers, water, wine, champagne and other products.

One scary part is when a strong earthquake comes.

Jake Easton has created an innovative mousetrap called the “Better Mousetrap”, using mechanical and electronic systems which includes "solenoid valves, controllers, indicators, circuit boards, and pneumatic actuator".

With 40 to 60 PSI of compressed air, it can strike up to 102 lbs. Watch the video below...

Making your mind think twice. Design concept by R.J. Reynolds, it encourage people to quit smoking.

Continuing to develop and adding security to the driving public, Ford is adapting the airbags protection to the seat belts which will also inflate automatically during a crash. Extra protection to your ribs and it will prevent severe internal damages.

It will be introduced on Ford Explorer 4x4 latest model next year.

Sensors in the Explorer will calculate the severity of any impact and inflate the belts with compressed gas, stored below the seat, in 40 milliseconds - the time it takes a car to travel one yard at motorway speed. - dailymail

Actually, it seems this idea is not new anymore but I was surprised that car makers haven't add this safety gadget idea before.

This photo from thereifixedit shows that the cd-rom was hook up in a car stereo.

Using PC CD-Rom/DVD-ROM in a vehicle is common in the Philippines especially in Public utility vehicle like Jeepneys.

A great idea putting your old non-working VCR into good use but the person who mounted this VCR is definitely not a handyman.

[photo: thereifixedit]

MIT student Charles Guan created a running shopping cart mobile called as "LOLriokart". Powered by nickel-cadmium batteries, he invested $300 and took one year to build this one.

According to Guan’s math, given its weight and motor power, the cart could have gone 45 mph. That seemed a little risky, though, so he switched in a smaller motor sprocket, which cuts the rate at which the chain turns the rear axle. Using a go-kart throttle, he can vary between a gentle walking pace and 30 mph.

[via Popsci]

World record "card-stacker" holder Bryan Berg was tapped to do a guest house for Holiday Inn NYC using hotel key cards.

Using 200,000 plastic slips, Berg has built a guest house consisting of lobby, bedroom, bathroom and life-sized furniture. To add more details, he also include toilet paper key cards.



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Checkout this LED clips by Korean designer Sungho Lee which is clothes pin-inspired that you can attached to different objects. Take a look at the photos below and see the interesting it can do.







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Aside the usual purpose of this toilet paper, this Glow in the Dark Toilet Paper can be use in one your prank joke. Just cover your whole body with this like a mummy and walk or stand in dark places.

Price tag at £4.99.



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Definitely my friend Mar (who is always drunk) will do this stuff.

Promoting Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles at Comic-Con International: San Diego, cool free T-shirts will be given away. It is not just a plain shirt, by just flipping the shirt over your face and you will be a zombie.




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Reminisce your old Atari game titles via Atari wallet created by Nilesz. It took five years to complete this project made of original Atari 2600 game cartridge, magnets, hinges and chips (playable in original Atari 2600 systems).

Wallets are repurposed from 100% original Atari 2600 games, selected for their high quality labels from thousands. Each one is assembled by hand and requires over 2 hours to repurpose from game to wallet. -Nilesz.

Price tag from $35-$55 at Etsy.

Watch the clip....

If you're watching the TV series Money War and the classic movie Brewster's millions, can you imagine if you own a billion dollars and hide it your own secret place, how much space do you need?

Take a look on this expensive piece of art/project by Marcovici. One Billion Dollar is stacked on 12 standard pallets, all together 10 million 100 USD notes. One Billion Dollar is not so much about what you see but what you could do or not do with the money.

The thing is, can you rule the money or the money will rule you?