Oh. My. God! When you look at the other pictures of this ring you get a true sense of how much time and effort went into designing it. What a thoughtful and creative way to show love!
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Saw this here . See more here.
The AmoeBAND is a bionic concept for band aid. The design features strategic cut-outs so that you can shape it to fit fingers in such a way that it is easy to bend them and not disrupt the bandage. It even features an intelligent dressing material allows you to regularly check wounds from the outside, without upsetting the healing process. Since the bandage material used exudes a leather-like feel, availability in different skin-tones helps it blend in, without overly highlighting the injury.
As the designers explain, “According to research, the when an infection of a wound is detected, the pH value is between 6.5 and 8.5. AmoeBAND’s indicator cross turns purple, alerting the user needs to change it immediately.”
Even the packaging has been redesigned to a matchbox style and even includes Braille instructions!
AmoeBAND is a 2012 IDEA Award Finalist.
Designers: Tay Pek-Khai, Hsu Hao-Ming, Tsai Cheng-Yu, Chen Kuei-Yuan, Chen Yi-Ting, Lai Jen-Hao, Ho Chia-Ying, Chen Ying-shan, Weng Yu-Ching and Chung Kuo-Ting
As a first aider and compulsive first aid kit re-stocker, I want!
If I put one of these on the bathroom mirror I won’t notice the difference in the morning!
Really, what CAN you do in The Sims 3 for JUST one hour?
This is so me!
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IT’S THE “AGED 27 1/3” BIT THAT MAKES ME CRY WITH LAUGHTER
this kills me!
They actually did it too.
this is adorable! and this is also why i think that most Brits are Mary Poppins….yeah I said it! Mary Poppins
This is that actual most adorable thing.
“Age 27 1/3” OMG
Wonderful!!!
Spanish artist Isaac Cordal sculpted faces onto metal cooking strainers, which cast beautiful shadows. via Neatorama
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Ten-year-old Dylan Viale wanted to share his enjoyment of video games with his grandmother, who is blind. He could have just narrated regular video games, but instead he downloaded a free version of Game Maker and made a clever audio-only game to entertain his blind grandmother.
Using 9,500 LEGO bricks over a 33 hour period, Sascha Mehlhase created this 1:50 scale model of the ATLAS experiment at the CERN Large Hadron Collider. The project cost roughly $2614 and measures 1m x 0.5m x 0.5m in size. Whether it will find the elusive L-shaped Lego piece you fucking swore you just saw in the bucket is still up in the air.
