The BMW i3 concept car at the 2012 Detroit Auto Show in January. (John T. Greilick / Detroit News)BMW will sell cars over the Web for the first time as the world's largest maker of luxury vehicles seeks an inexpensive way to reach more buyers to recoup spending on its electric models.A direct online...
Sunday, 29 July 2012
Thursday, 26 July 2012
Paper Passion, a scent from Geza Schoen for Wallpaper magazine, makes its wearers smell like freshly printed books
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a scent from Geza Schoen for Wallpaper magazine, makes its wearers smell like freshly printed books, Paper Passion
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Paper Passion, a scent from Geza Schoen for Wallpaper* magazine, makes its wearers smell like freshly printed books. I suppose it can be alternated with "In the Library," a perfume that smells like old books.Paper Passion fragrance by Geza Schoen, Gerhard Steidl, and Wallpaper* magazine, with packaging...
Sunday, 22 July 2012
It will cost two million € to connect the electricity, and nobody wants to pay.The empty Guadalhorce Hosptial in Cártama
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and nobody wants to pay.The empty Guadalhorce Hosptial in Cártama, It will cost two million € to connect the electricity
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The Guadalhorce Hospital has been completed in Cártama on the Costa del Sol, but it has been empty for several months with no opening date planned.To continue installing the equipment in the hospital it has to be accepted as meeting requirement, and to show that hospital is as planned, but for that to take place it must be connected to the electricity supply.The problem is that will cost two million...
Spain wildfires: Three killed
Officials say the flames have been fanned by strong windsForest fires raging in Spain's north-eastern Catalonia region have left three people dead, officials say.Two French nationals drowned in the sea close to the border with France while trying to escape the flames, Catalonia's interior minister...
Saturday, 14 July 2012
Selection of Suitcase Speakers
Odds are that you've probably gotten rid of a couple of old suitcases, and while modern luggage is very functional, some of the older suitcases do look quite fetching. That's one of the reasons why reusing these discarded pieces of luggage is a smart idea. Converting them into portable speakers, now...
Tuesday, 10 July 2012
Dystopian Vending Machine Orders People to Bow Down, Praise It as ‘The Almighty One’ in Exchange for Snacks
To promote its Delites-brand rice chips, Australian snack manufacturer Fantastic set up an interactive vending machine called the "Delite-o-matic" that aims to answer the question "How far will people go for the taste of Fantastic Delites?"The experiment starts out innocuously enough by asking passers-by to press a shiny red button a certain number of times in order to obtain a free pack of crisps....
Elemento Diseño is thinking small spaces
Elemento Diseño is thinking small spaces, and their new sideboard design is called Oh! probably because you say, “Oh!” when you realize that it’s a sideboard/TV stand and a coffee table in one! ...
STYLE ICON: STEVIE NICKS
Sometimes it seems as if we’re all struggling to be comfortable in our decade. If you walk around any major U.S. city, there’s that dude channeling the 1890s, the girl from pioneer days, the ’80s skaters – this summer, I’ve personally been wearing Hammer pants like it’s 1990. Hindsight being...
Thursday, 5 July 2012
Diabetes drug makes brain cells grow
The widely used diabetes drug metformin comes with a rather unexpected and alluring side effect: it encourages the growth of new neurons in the brain. The study reported in the July 6th issue of Cell Stem Cell, a Cell Press publication, also finds that those neural effects of the drug also make mice smarter. See Also: Health & Medicine Brain Tumor Stem Cells Nervous System Mind & Brain Brain...
Spanish Tourism Industry Prepares for Difficult Summer
Spain's tourism industry is bracing itself for a painful slowdown in bookings this summer, driven by a steep decline in local tourism, according to the country's leading hotel association. Reservations by Spanish vacationers for the month of July are 30% lower than last year, amid persistently high unemployment and a protracted economic recession, said Juan Molas, president of the Spanish Confederation...
Holidaymakers in Spain this summer are facing a surprise new airport tax imposed by the Spanish government
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Holidaymakers in Spain this summer are facing a surprise new airport tax imposed by the Spanish government
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Holidaymakers in Spain this summer are facing a surprise new airport tax imposed by the Spanish government as it tries to balance its books. Some airlines are passing the new departure tax on to passengers, even if they booked their flights months ago. Some passengers have received emails telling them either to pay an extra charge of up to seven euros (£6) per person - or to cancel their flights....
Tuesday, 3 July 2012
star wars recreations of famous photographs
a photo series by david eger recreates famous photos and paintings with star wars figurines and handcrafted setsabove: 'troopers raising the flag on iwo jima' (joe rosenthal's 'raising the flag on iwo jima')all images © david egeras part of a year-long project '365 days of clones', canadian art...
A British photographer's adorable images of puppies, ducklings and even kittens in hammocks will brighten up any rainy day.
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A British photographer's adorable images of puppies, ducklings and even kittens in hammocks will brighten up any rainy day.
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Master of cuteness Mark Taylor's images are in demand all over the world for the purr-fect way they capture a softer side to our best-loved animals.His photographs are a legacy from his late mother Jane Burton who pioneered the style so familiar on calendars in offices and maths teacher classrooms everywhere.Fosset...