Friday, February 10, 2012

Ingenious Shelving Units: Hole in the Floor Series by Raw Edges

 
 

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The collaboration between Yael Mer & Shay Alkalay led to the founding of Raw Edges, a design studio with a clever and original portfolio. For today we chose to present their project called Hole in the Floor and consisting of a series of ingenious shelving units. Based on the idea of things unexpectedly ending (in a physical sense), the unusual furniture pieces resemble vertical drawers which were literally sliced at the bottom. The impression a viewer gets is-as the name of the project suggests- that of a hole in the floor. We not only appreciate the originality of this idea, but its simplicity and elegance as well. The shelves come in a variety of sizes and can be used in both traditional and modern interiors. No mention about their cost on the official website of the designers, but if you are interested in making a purchase, try to contact them here.

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Thursday, February 9, 2012

A HEAD. WITH FEET. THAT’S IT.

 
 

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via Cute Overload by Meg on 2/9/12


As ushe, when Brinke G. writes in with an image,e the email title always becomes the title of the posting. This time, the Cal Academy inspired him with the head-only Elephantulus pilicaudus.


Filed under: Uncategorized Tagged: Pocket Pets, Unusual animals

 
 

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Your Coffee Maker Is Trying to Kill You: Look out: Tassimo single-cup brewer...

 
 

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Wednesday, February 8, 2012

5 in the bed

 
 

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via Loldogs, Dogs 'n' Puppy Dog Pictures - I Has A Hotdog! by Cheezburger Network on 2/8/12

funny dog pictures - 5 in the bed and the little one said roll over roll over

5 in the bed and the little one said roll over roll over

guise, ai iz tryin' mai bestest!


Tagged: dachshund, dachsunds, puppies, roll over, the little one said roll over

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Thursday, February 2, 2012

you won’t get it

 
 

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Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Coffee Buzz: Coffee Snobs Unite Over Hatred of Dark Roasts

 
 

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via Eater National by Paula Forbes on 2/1/12

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It isn't just Starbucks that's going blonde these days: roasters from big chains like Peet's to smaller boutiques like Intelligentsia Coffee and Blue Bottle Coffee Co. are producing lighter roasts. Today, the Wall Street Journal profiles the trend, and, as articles on lighter roasted coffee tend to be, it's rife with blonde puns and coffee snobs that are really, really angry about dark roast coffee.

For example, Jeremy Tooker of Four Barrel Coffee in San Francisco likes lighter roasts: "When it is dark, you taste charcoal, the same charcoal that's on a piece of toast." Burn (get it?). Also, retired school administrator Jackie Russell says of dark roasts, "It's really just a terrible taste to me. It almost tastes like something that has burned." All right, coffee fans, now it's your chance to vent all your dark roast frustrations in the comments. You know you want to.

· The Hot Blonde in the Coffee Shop: A Lighter Roast [WSJ]
· All Coffee Coverage on Eater [-E-]


 
 

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