Life’s too short (unless you’re stuck on that bloody island).
Gimme Deadwood, Sopranos anyday over this repetitive fluff.
Life’s too short (unless you’re stuck on that bloody island).
Gimme Deadwood, Sopranos anyday over this repetitive fluff.
I got a Nabaztag (http://www.nabaztag.com) becuase I wanted to see the utility/benefit of an ‘ambient device’ , and living in the UK, can’t use www.ambientdevices.com . The nabaztag is a lot of fun, but turn off the clock – it gets irritating. It is, at the moment, slightly gimmicky, but as the services develop (ny times headlines, ning api’s etc.) it’s getting more interesting…and it’s not really ambient -it’s LOUD and flashes colours and moves it’s ears.
I thought my cats would attack it, but they’re completely ambivalent to it!
Recommended – it’s an interesting device…
There’s the Prada building in Tokyo, the Tate Modern in London (been there) the Allianz Stadium in Munich (pictured), I’m pretty sure they’ve got a gig in New York (MoMA?) and a Beijing stadium…hmm, maybe I should combine this list with Will Alsop and Rem Koolhaas to make it a bit easier.
A geek’s dream…I mean, come-on, a 7inch lcd, electric everything, no key, most technically advanced consumer vehicle on the road…oh yeah and something about it being ‘green’...
I just couldn’t see the point, but it’s (obviously) completely changed my life…tip: practice like mad – drive every opportunity you can, until it’s in your subconscious, and then take your test.
a packed day – take copious notes, you’ll want to pore over everything.
Worth every penny…a reallt insightful look into doing stuff ‘right’