Sat, Apr 14th
2012
Canada is just plain awesome. Who else can boast a quarter with a glow-in-the-dark dinosaur?
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Kerri Brewster
Wolfville, NS
Canada
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Wolfville, NS
Canada
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Posts tagged "cool"
Sun, Apr 1st
2012
Incredible murphy beds and other space-saving furniture that really transform small spaces. Want.
Sat, Mar 24th
2012
Better Than Lego: A free 3D-printable universal construction kit to combine all your building toys! If only I had a 3D printer …
Sun, Nov 20th
2011
British artist Joe Hill created the world’s largest 3D illusion at Canary Wharf in London this week. Lots more of his work, including videos, is available at 3djoeandmax (via Boing Boing)
Wed, Oct 14th
2009
I totally love this coin, and can only echo the original poster’s comment:
Canadian $4 coin with a friggin T-Rex on it: i wish this was meant for general circulation and not just coin collecting weenies.(bewildered via davereed)
Sat, Oct 3rd
2009
With all the fuss on the internet about Google Wave invites, here’s an excellent short video that explains pretty clearly what Wave can do for you. I’m really looking forward to it. (via lifehacker)
Related post: More geeky detail here.
Mon, Sep 7th
2009
La grotte de Lascaux
Wow. Just … wow. Here is, as capucha aptly puts it, a “mind blowing virtual tour of Lascaux and its 16,000 years old cave paintings.” Quite breathtaking and fascinating.
Fri, Jun 12th
2009
WDCS - Life Size Blue Whale:
This is very cool. It took my breath away. (via roamin)
Fri, May 29th
2009
Google Wave is looking extremely cool.
Wow. Google’s upcoming web-based communication/collaboration application is looking very promising. It combines standard email-type communication with real-time instant messaging in an innovative model that mimics — and I think improves on — real conversations. People who join a conversation mid-way through have the ability to replay what they missed (no more trying to rebuild an original email from multiple edited replies!). There’s an excellent video preview of the product from this week’s Google I/O conference, which gives you a good idea of how it could change the way you communicate electronically. (Don’t be put off by the 1h20m length of the video. It’s very interesting, understandable and entertaining — albeit perhaps in a geeky way — and you could always just watch bits of it.)
