
Friday, January 16, 2009
Where the Street and High Fashion Meet!

Not For Everyone: GTMo6

This new addition for Grönefeld is so impressive that it makes many other timepieces pale in comparison to its GTM06. This outstanding piece is said to be the first Grande Complication of the Dutch brothers Bart and Tim Grönefeld. It is counted amongst the world's most exclusive and expensive watches. It has the most stylish and elegant look one could hope for. They say that it is Netherland's most complicated wristwatch. An example of its exclusivity is that there has only been ten times 18 karat gold and platinum have gone in the making of a timepiece. The GTM06 is priced at $460,000, so now you know it's not for everyone.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
For The Ladies...

HARLEM!
Since I moved back and forth from DC to Harlem for most of my life. I have to show Jim Jones some luv on the "Get money by any means tip". If you know anything about these two city's, then you know that trends are started there and the people stay fly... It is a recession, I cant show people popping champagne
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Wale: Nike Boots
Being a DC native I have to show Wale luv for holding the area down on the music side of things... Also I really like Nike boots, I'm looking for a brown pair as I type this post.
Multi-Touch G2 from PQLabs, iTable Coming Soon

The Multi-Touch G2 from PQLabs looks to offering an attachment that hooks on to your existing 32-inch (or larger) set with double-sided tape. In the process it gives you multi-touch sensitivity, enough finger space to go touch-happy! The firm is also coming out with the iTable, which is a multi-touch panel with a built-in computer. I will forgive you, if you know about or still remember the Microsoft Surface for a moment. The Multi-Touch G2 will be selling for $2,399, which may deter the avid gamer, considering its reflexive responses to the Warcraft 3. No pricing for the iTable yet.
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WTF Cadillac : Zero Maintenance



Most of us cannot stand our cars after 5 years of using and maintaining it, and if the recession hasn't taught one car company a lesson, it could be on its way to making a car that lasts for 100 years without maintenance. The designer and creator Loren Kulesus for the Cadillac World Thorium Fuel concept or WTF, thinks that by providing thorium as a power source for batteries the car could run for 100 years at least. Featuring 24 wheels, each corner lays home to six individual wheels side by side with their own power source. Every 5 years they would need to be adjusted, but never replaced or added. If that is all that is needed for so-called maintenance then it's clear that the price for this space age car sure is out of this world.
Jean Nouvel's Aquatic Center



Les Bains des Docks by Jean Nouvel is its name, and destroying everything you thought you knew about what a swimming structure should be is its game. Nouvel’s design for an aquatic center is part of the Port 2000 development in Le Havre, France. The center itself consists of a staggering 12 pools and all the other stuff you’d want for a fun day in the water. The only thing that's missing is some turn tables and a Dj.
Duckie Brown Spring/Summer 2009
Ogreen Featherweight Glasses
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Phone Wars: When PALM Attacks
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