Balloon Creative Uses

There cannot be a party without Balloons! But Balloons are also great things to do stuff with. You can use Balloons in various ways. They can be made into Decorative Faces or even for protecting your Finger after a small Cut.
Protecting a Bandaged Finger Bandaging a minor Injury on your Finger maybe easy. But it is also Important to protect it from getting wet. Don't want your Bandage to get wet? Just slip a balloon over your Finger. This way, your Bandage can stay dry even when you wash clothes or take a bath!

A Special Party Invitation Your Birthday is coming up shortly in a week? Alright then, this time send all your Friends a Special Kind of Invitation. Balloon Invitations can be of two kinds. 1. Blow Invitation - These can be real fun. Take a Deflated balloon and with the help of a permanent marker, write all your Details. Your friends have to Blow the Balloon to read what is written.

2. Burst Invitation - On a small sheet of Paper, write your Party details. Then put it inside a Big Deflated Balloon. Then start blowing into the Balloon. Your Friends will have to Burst the Balloon to read the Invitation.

Create a Balloon Face! You can actually make a Funny Balloon face with a number of different Balloons. What you will need is one Big Balloon, two small squeaky balloons, three oval balloons, glue and a black marker pen. Inflate all your Balloons. Now take your Big Balloon and stick two oval balloons to it as eyes. Next stick another oval balloon for the nose. Take the two squeaky balloons and stick them to the nose as a mustache. Now with the help of your Marker Pen, draw the Eyes and the mouth.

Posylane

Get a personalized towel wrap for your children, where you don't have to towel him/her around, as the wrap will naturally cover most of your children body. It looks good too. Don't forget to get the toddler nap mats. Where sometimes children don't want to sleep on the bed, they want to explore and play outside the room. Get the nap mats and let them play out of the room or simply just outdoor with the sunshine and the smell of the grass. You will just can't resist the color. For a picnic idea, also get a personalized plates and placemats for children. Personalized with your childrens' name on them will make them feel more fun, more for them. Good for outdoor activity with many great variation. Go visit Posylane now, it's the best for the children.

Classic Game Ties

I am pretty lucky that I don’t have to wear a suit and tie to work everyday. But if I did have to, I would wear one of these classic gaming ties. Why not show your love of retro games as you toil the day away?

When you find yourself in a boring meeting you can just think of your tie and imagine those Tetris blocks falling or shoot some Space Invaders. You can get ties that show off 4 different classic titles including Asteroids, Tetris, Space Invaders and Pong. Each Tie is made from microfiber and are available for just $24.95 each. I wonder if in the future they can really develop a live game tie...which you can really play and get fired afterward. hahaha...

Solar Powered Fridge

It's the kind of simple yet brilliant invention that would have the tycoons of Dragons' Den salivating with excitement.

Not only is the fridge solar powered, it can also be built from household materials - making it ideal for the Third World.

Emily Cummins, 21, came up with the idea while working on a school project in her grandfather's potting shed. The fridge is now improving the lives of thousands of poverty-stricken Africans.

And Miss Cummins hopes to patent a more sophisticated portable model for use in transporting medical supplies around hot countries.

From the age of four, when she was given a hammer as a gift, Miss Cummins has spent much of her spare time making things out of ordinary materials.

She has won awards for a toothpaste squeezer for arthritis sufferers and for a water-carrying device, again for Third World use.
Her 'sustainable' fridge works through evaporation and can be used to keep perishable goods such as milk and meat cool for days.

Without using any power, temperatures stay at around 6c.

The fridge comprises two cylinders - one inside the other. The inner cylinder is made from metal but the outer cylinder can be made from anything to hand, including wood and plastic.

Miss Cummins, from Keighley, West Yorkshire, said: 'A fridge is something that people can't seem to live without.

'I wanted to keep it really simple and so I set about researching how we cooled things years ago. The simplest method of cooling something could be seen when you look at how we cool biologically - through sweating or evaporation.

'That idea led me to the design and the fridge was born.'

Benjamin Button

I just watched this movie last night and thought that this movie is awesome in some ways. The fiction story is about a person (Brad Pitt) who was born under different circumstances. He was born in his eighties and getting old backward (younger). The movie was told like the ‘Forrest Gump’ movie and ‘Titanic’. The idea of the story is amazing, plus the magic of hollywood making Brad Pitt and many other actors younger and older as time passes in 8 decades. Spare some long time watching this movie as some people were expecting this movie should be long movie, because they want to have an attached emotion on the long set of movie duration.

Overall, this movie is a recommended. Just take the positive points where life is not counted by age, but by moments. =)

Evolution of Dance 1 & 2

Evolution of Dance, a toe-tapping journey through the history of dancing styles, is one of the most popular YouTube videos of all time, second only to Avril Lavigne’s “Girlfriend” music video. But how do you make money off more than 109 million views?

Judson Laipply, the motivational speaker/comedian and dynamic dancer behind the original Evolution of Dance, is trying to figure that out, with today’s release of Evolution of Dance 2.

Debuting on The Today Show, the new video is an awful lot like the old one, with Laipply dancing in his trademark Orange Crush shirt before a live college audience — just with new, licensed songs (Fergie’s “London Bridge” among them). Laipply couldn’t include advertising in the original video because the songs weren’t licensed, although they were a part of motivational speaking routine about life, change and how dance styles evolve through the decades.

The licensing for the new video wasn’t cheap, but it means Laipply could bring on some advertisers without attracting the recording industry’s ire. Evolution of Dance 2 (EOD2) has two sponsors: PeopleJam, a self-improvement and advice site and Saveology, a comparison shopping site that helps consumers find the best values online.

The chief executive of PeopleJam snagged the chance to plan and release EOD2 because he saw the video’s mission in line with the company as a resource for self-improvement. A few weeks ago, Evolution of You was launched as an interactive application (like OfficeMax’s Elf Yourself), allowing users to upload a picture of your head or someone else’s to dance along with Laipply. However, there is heavy promotion of PeopleJam and Saveology in the video everywhere, which could be a turn-off to fans of the original video. Fortunately the logos have been removed for the official Evolution of Dance 2 video.

There are even promotions tied in with the release of the Evolution of Dance sequel: an IBeatYou dance-off with a $5,000 prize and a sweepstakes to win a smart car. EOD2 isn’t even hosted on Laipply’s YouTube channel, but one controlled by PeopleJam, which makes it definitely feel more commercial than the original. While longtime fans of Laipply and the original Evolution of Dance may love the sequel anyway, it’s interesting how these sponsorships and promotions can change the tone of what began as a user-created video (the majority of videos on YouTube). Laipply attributes some of the success of the original video to the fact that it wasn’t overly slick and professional, and says that he intentionally chose to cut scenes and replicate a grainier look for the sequel, even though it was shot with multiple cameras (one of them being in HD) — “I think that is really important. Especially from user-generated content, people don’t want overproduced-looking videos.”

Momenta Necklace Captures Life’s Exciting Moments

The Momenta PC is a finalist in Microsoft’s Next-Gen PC Design Competition that you strap to your neck. Momenta necklace isn’t a whole lot more refined, but at least it’s a touch less noticeable. It’s got a camera that’s constantly recording what’s in front of you, but it also measures your pulse rate. When you get excited about something, it automatically saves the previous five minutes’ footage for you to review later.

Interesting Rubber Remote Control from Panasonic

This may be the strangest remote control we’ve ever seen. With the push of a button, this remote becomes rigid and ready for use.
When it’s not in use, this concept remote just sort of lays there limp, pulsating with light. But when you touch it, the remote gets excited and becomes rigid.

Constructed of a soft, flesh-like gel, the remote appears cold when off. Once turned on, however, it seems to come to life. A soft light emanates somewhere from within as the center of the device begins to slowly rise and fall, mimicking the tranquil motions of breath. Left undisturbed, the remote will slumber peacefully. Buth should a human hand approach, sensors inside alert it to the imminent touch. It stops breathing, grows rigid – the light from within is extinguished.

Apple Dish

You know when you eat an apple you don’t know when to put the apple core and as it often happens there’s no bin nearby or you can’t throw the core that far. Some people eat the whole apple seeds and everything. For those who don’t there is a cool, funny dish for apples and apple cores made by d-vision. I’d rather get up and walk to a bin and throw the core out then put in on a dish and then walk to a bin, throw it out and then wash the dish. If you want, the apple should also comes in a changing colour from white to brown as it rotten. hehehe... Enjoy!

Marbelous Table

Netherlands-based designer Tineke Beunders has created a table that combines the world of adults and children. Whenever you’re feeling like a child and want to do something fun or just need to relax simply get the marbles into the grooves on the table. The grooves run through the whole table and the marbles will roll down the legs to the feet of the table where they will in a small box so you won’t have to chase the marbles all over the room (despite what the photos show). Cool Isn't it? Makes me want to make one!

From: ontwerpduo.nl/en/werk_marbelous.html