Sunday, February 15, 2009

Beating traffic..


In the Los Angeles area, traffic can be a bit of a problem. If you really need to be somewhere, here are the guys you want to talk to: 'Helinet' -The helicopter charter company that knows the area like the back of their hand. Problem solved.






Helinet via JustLuxe:
www.justluxe.com



The homepage of Helinet:
www.helinet.com

Saturday, February 14, 2009

Dunk tank...


The old fashioned japanese bath gets an update with the 'Ofuro'. This stainless steel version of the classic tub is built from hand crafted 14-gauge steel and chromium. There are also 18 water jets built into the sides that can be directed to those spots that need a little help. Cost: about 20,000 USD.



The 'Ofuro' available from Hammacher Schlemmer:
www.hammacher.com

Friday, February 13, 2009

Magic marker...


The pen is mightier - and sometimes similar to a sword. The 'Pocket Shark' is a marker that has been reinforced for use in self defense situations. Holding it like a japanese yawara stick, it can be used to strike pressure points on an opponent. Then leave pithy messages on his forehead after the altercation. Cost: About 7 USD.




Available from 'Cold Steel':

www.coldsteel.com

Thursday, February 12, 2009

Cordless...


Those little cord locks are pretty handy for keeping your gear cinched up - but, what would make them even more handy? If they were little tiny flash lights that never got lost. That's exactly what you can get from Sahalie.com... Cost: about 10 USD each.






Cord lock lights from Sahalie:
www.sahalie.com

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

The other CIA...


The CIA (the Culinary Institute of America) is one of the big names in training chefs. They also offer online classes for people to get a taste of their training. There are even a couple of free mini courses, including one for wine. Bon Appetite.






The free CIA mini wine course:
www.ciaprochef.com

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

That's just creepy...


Anyone can wear a ski mask - but what about a custom ski mask to look like someone else's face? The final effect is really a strange visual. Here's a step by step video of how to make your own. Amaze your friends, fool the video cameras, scare your pets..




'Custom Ski Mask' via Instructables:
www.instructables.com

Monday, February 9, 2009

The Tiny Russian Submarine...


Mikhail Puchov had a dream. Working secretly for thirty years in his attic - Mikhail engineered a tiny submarine. After failures and clandestine test voyages, he finally came up with a working design. Now after all this time, his sub is now officially registered as a boat.





Read more about it via Inventor Spot:
inventorspot.com

Sunday, February 8, 2009

Triple threat...


Reloading your grenade launcher. What a pain. Finally, someone has a better answer. The Metal Storm 3GL is being certified for military use. A semi automatic version of the launcher will fire 3 grenades without a reload.




Read a bit more via Modern Firearms:
world.guns.ru/grenade/gl18-e.htm

Saturday, February 7, 2009

Climbing forever...


There's a new option for indoor climbing: 'The Climbstation'. This innovative solution doesn't require ropes or safety harnesses, so you can quickly get on with the business of climbing. Think of it as a vertical, programable treadmill. Multiple units can be linked for a group climb.






Details and action video via Climbstation:
www.climbstation.com

Tip: Turn your sound down a little before clicking the link

Friday, February 6, 2009

Extra Large...


Back in the 1930's, it was fashionable to build very large aircraft. Here are some newly discovered photos of the Russian K-7 bomber. A classified project that was abandoned - it's size is very amazing considering it was built before jet engines were available.





The K-7 via EnglishRussia (this page take a little time to load, but it's worth it)
englishrussia.com

Thursday, February 5, 2009

XRay Vision...


While not an actual super power, the 'Prism 200' handheld wall radar allows one to look through walls. This compact unit is intended for special forces or rescue teams to view through barriers and is sensitive enough to pick up heartbeats and breathing. An additional feature extends the view to a remote PC.





The Prism 200 via Cambridge Consultants:
www.cambridgeconsultants.com

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Curves ahead...


Coming soon - 'The Wiesmann MF4-S'. This curvy retro looking auto will be debuted at the upcoming Geneva Motor Show. The limited edition, hand built car will be powered by a tuned up BMW M3 engine. Only 30 will be made.





Photos and details via the Autoblog:
www.autoblog.com

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

On the lighter side...


If you're looking to covertly film some activity, you might take a look at this: 'The Lighter DVR'. This standard lighter has 8 gig of storage via a SD card slot, and a USB port. The lens is hidden in the 'tasteful' american eagle/lady liberty design. And yes, it does actually function as a working lighter. Cost: about 150 USD






The video lighter via Ajoka:
www.ajoka.com

Monday, February 2, 2009

Count on it...


It's a little obscure, but this could come in handy... Here's a short video on how people count money in various parts of the world.





Money counting techniques via Wimp.com:
www.wimp.com/flipcash

Sunday, February 1, 2009

Coat buttons...


Critics can't agree on the latest Brad Pitt movie performance - but they can agree on one thing; That leather coat was pretty cool. The Belstaff 'Panther' replica jacket is available for pre-order.





The 'Panther' from Belstaff:
www.belstaff.net