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garry says...
Aug 11, 2009

Urban Outfitters selling customizable fixie bikes for $399 -- that is cheap as heck for a custom bike.

So cheap, and customizable and all on the web. For a lower price than I've ever seen for a customizable bike. The UI / online store is excellent as well. Well done guys. So now you can have your own hipster bike without the attitude of hipster bike stores. http://bikes.urbanoutfitters.com/

Check it out, I just designed a Posterous-themed bike!

Question to the real bike snobs: Is this a good thing? How are the components?

via imjustgraham.com

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clementine says...
Jul 27, 2009

Land Rover Campaign

Here is a nice use of tilt-shift in a campaign commercial. In this case, it is the mark of all-terrain vehicles: Land Rover. A strong baseline "Making work a game" by the agency Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe London.

     
Click here to download:
Land_Rover_Campaign.zip (150 KB)

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garry says...
Jun 30, 2009

There's space for innovation everywhere, even where you least expect it. Like your vacuum cleaner.
via telegraph.co.uk

Sir James Dyson has unveiled a new motor. He's got 50 guys working on it in the UK. At first glance, vacuum technology seems like the least sexy thing in the world to be working on. Yet Dyson's team has created the fastest motor in the world, and all so that you can make your house or car cleaner.

I think this is a testament to how much there really is left to be done in the world. No, it's not easy. No shortcuts. But you can create anything, and if it's good, it will sell. The world desperately needs this kind of innovation. And it can happen in almost any market, sexy or not. The Dyson motor is a wakeup call and reminder to those who want to build great things: There is so much to build, and so much to make better.

What will you do?

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