That dude should do that trick again in a Zubble ( colored soap bubble). Neat stunt there dude!

- Odd Hostels from around the World

Just don’t really ship a laptop in it.

You’re a hip, 21st century gadgeteer so you really shouldn’t be poncing about town with a corporate-looking laptop bag slung over your shoulder. Especially when you can go undercover with the Stealth Laptop Sleeve.

No, your eyes do not deceive you – this ingenious sleeve really does look like a tatty old manila envelope. But that’s where the similarity ends because the Stealth is made from super-strong fabric that’s tearproof and waterproof. What’s more it boasts a plush mock-silk interior that’s padded with PE foam to protect your precious ‘puter! A study in urban nonchalance? Absolument!

More info: Stealth Laptop Sleeve

- What is your earliest movie memory?

Sled like pro. This is a real head spinner and will cost you a fortune.

This is the Alpine racing sled with a built-in shock absorber that irons out bumps during rapid, downhill descents. Designed in Germany, the sled’s corrosion-resistant, aircraft aluminum alloy frame uses a shrouded 6 1/2" spring–the same used in off-road bicycles–to significantly reduce the effect of bumps on the lower back.

The wide runners have polyethylene glide bars that provide superior gliding and tracking, and you can even use ski wax to optimize their performance. Turns are performed by leaning to either side or using one’s feet. The polycarbonate seat and footholds place riders 11" above the ground.

The handbrake located between the legs consists of an aluminum claw that grips the snow and ice directly beneath the center of mass of the sled without altering the direction of travel, enabling you to slough off speed, but also providing absolute, confident stops.

More info: Alpine Racing Sled

- Speed Auctions

I don’t know what it is… but this microphone kind of grosses me out even though it’s super cool. I just can’t have anything touch my adams apple. Should add that to the RGS list of weird phobias.

What is a Throat Mic you say? Glad you asked! A Throat Mic hugs your neck and picks up sound directly from your vocal cords. This allows for two main features. You can whisper and still be heard clearly on the other end and the person you’re speaking to hears no outside sound, only your voice. Therefore a throat mic based headset is perfect to use in any noisy environment… like while laying down mortar rounds, or cruising in your convertible.

More info: Throat Microphone

- This week’s DVD releases

Finally! The talk of Zubbles (colored bubbles) has been on the internets for years now. They are out and want to be bought right now.

Seriously, these Colored Bubbles were a labor of love. Ten years went into developing this special formula. You see, the bubbles are not only brilliant blue and pixie pink (you get one bottle of each bubble color), but the dyes are completely non-toxic and non-staining. That’s right, if the bubbles pop in your mouth, you won’t die. And if they pop on your shirt, the color will evaporate away. Colored Bubbles really are the perfect combination of science and magic. Time to dream again . . . in vivid color!

More info: Zubbles

- What if Matrix was shot in the silent films’ era?

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Ever heard of tutting? That’s apparently what the art form above is called. Stunning!

Video Link: Finger Tutting

- Best Picture Nominee That Should Have Won (Instead Of The Actual Winner That Year)

Put your hamster and huuuiiiii! (just kiddind!)

Like a real roller coaster, this 1:48 scale roller coaster model plummets down hills, careens around turns, performs a loop, and twists through a corkscrew all under the power of its own momentum. Designed by a roller coaster engineer, the ride begins at the control area. A rotating spring lifts the train up the first hill, then releases the train, where it dives and rises into its second turn. The second hill provides enough potential energy for the train to continue smoothly around the loop and power it through its corkscrew.

More info: The Authentic 1:48 Scale Roller Coaster

- New Basement Jaxx

Reaching out sometimes can really help sometimes. I got to stay in this awesome boutique hotel in Atlanta after I finished up with my photo job there. The hotel is right next to the Artes Center metro station which connects Midtown, Downtown and the airport with that one train. A cap ride to downtown from this hotel is $8.

Loved staying this hotel – very modern but not over the top interior design, the rooms are very comfortable and personal ( greetings cards addressing you by your name are all over the place), tons of store, kitchen area, flat screen TV and great big bed!!! What I like best about the Artmore Hotel is the fact that they have more free wifi routers then electronic outlets, it seem and they will not charge you for that. Big thumbs up for that.

Also included is breakfast, fitness room and this really awesome outside fireplace.

So if you are ever in need of a need and too to big hotel in Atlanta check out the Artmore Hotel.

Link: Artmore Hotel An other cool factor … they even got a blog.

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Pretty sweet and all but for that price tag I kind of expect the time machine to work for real.

1981 Delorean DMC-12 expertly modified to look exactly like the vehicle featured in the film “Back to the Future.” This incredibly accurate replica of the Delorean Time Machine was painstakingly built by Gary Weaver, owner of www.bttfparts.com, over the course of 2 years, from 2006-2008. This is the only car Gary has ever built on commission, and, other than his own personal car, is the only one he has finished to his complete satisfaction.

There is a small community of Delorean Time Machine enthusiasts who convert their stock Deloreans in to time machine replicas, and right from the beginning, Gary was one of the few striving for complete “screen accuracy.” His website served as a hub of activity for the entire hobby, and his skills and attention to detail were the envy of everyone else trying to build their own conversion. Gary is even featured in an upcoming documentary about the Delorean Time Machine. By the time this car was finished, he had spent over 6 years researching parts, refining fabrication techniques and essentially preparing to build what is truly the one of, if not the most accurate Delorean Time Machine replica vehicle currently in existence.

Auction Link: Back To The Future Time Machine Car Replica

- Arnold Schwarzenegger in Japanese Commercial

J-List is a peaceful island of Japanese pop culture for you

First set of Atlanta pictures after the TeaBaggers. I knew about the Fox Theater but I didn’t know it’s that cool. I wish I had a chance to go inside to take some pictures of the interior design as well. As must seen when in Atlanta.

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