This & That, Ceci et Cela

To be well shod

Jun 6th, 2008 9:17am
Shoes & bags of another persuasion from Michel Tcherevkoff. More at source.

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Have it YOUR way!

Jun 5th, 2008 11:44am
Talk about having it your way! Burger King's latest ad campaign by Munich agency Start. Original captions from the agency included below each pic. Click on pictures to enlarge.

 BurgerKing: TheFrisk At Burger King we're extremely serious about controlling the quality of our ingredients. That's why we examine everything. Thoroughly.

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On good genes…

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Holy Bufala; Italian police accept bribes in mozzarella

Dec 8th, 2007 7:15am

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Buffalo Bill: not that amused

Hand over the Mozza & nobody get 'urt! This just in via Ananova News: A group of Italian policemen have been busted for mozzarella bribes (demanding money is so old hat) in Campagnia, a region famous for its ...

Bling it: Wrist decadence

Dec 2nd, 2007 12:11pm

Rado Jubilé

You know you want to. A few fine specimens from the Rado Ceramica Chronograph Jubilé collection. As restyled by Jasper Morrison.

Musical sculpture

Nov 25th, 2007 12:06pm

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Musically inspired sculpture by Philippe Guillerm

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Super mechanical watch: Cabestan

Nov 24th, 2007 9:47am

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If you like naked design, you'll love this. An eye-catching execution of old plus new school approach, this design of this mechanical artifact was inspired by naval elements. Created by Jean-François Ruchonnet of Cabestan. ...

No bloody wonder: Burma in perspective

Oct 7th, 2007 4:55pm
Revealing reasoning on why *nothing* is being done about the unfolding tragedy in Burma (via Znet): The image was stunning: tens of thousands of saffron-robed Buddhist monks marching through the streets of Rangoon [also known as Yangon], protesting the military dictatorship of Burma. The monks marched in front of the home of Nobel Peace Prize winner ...

Arcimboldo: Mannerist/Surrealist eye candy

Oct 6th, 2007 3:19am

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"Autumn" (1573 AD)

Giuseppe Arcimboldo (also spelled Arcimboldi; 1527-1593) was an Italian painter best known for creating portraits using alternation represention; he used objects like plants, animals, books, pots, etc. to create a likeness of the subject. Born in Milan, he eventually became court portraitist (as well as court decorator, costume designer, ...

Biofuels: informed comparison

Sep 26th, 2007 12:21pm

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From National Geographic peeps comes a great multimedia piece on alternative energy. "Biofuels Compared" interactively illustrates how emerging biofuels size up and the benefits and costs of producing each one. It also shows comparison of each source's greenhouse gas emissions and energy balance (ratio of the amount of fossil fuel ...


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