My ex-girlfriend's mom and little sister were very into geocaching-- almost obsessively so. I have to admit, it never really interested me because I've never needed a reason to go exploring in the outdoors. But Spreadshirt, a company that specializes…
Continue Reading →Although Zyb launched a few months ago, I still wanted to point you all toward this free online service that saves you major time and money. Zyb is a free, that's right, free online phone data backup service that allows…
Continue Reading →Think about how much paper is wasted everyday in the world-- mind blowing. Xerox is doing their part to innovate the problem directly into the recycle bin. They have reportedly come up with a self-erasable paper technology that fades back…
Continue Reading →It's no mystery we're fond of Crispin Porter, but we're not (like many people we know) fawning to work for, with, on, in, or around them. We've gotten to know a few folks over there, they seem like good-enough guys,…
Continue Reading →I truly appreciate the business concept behind Store Your Style in Toronto. It really may be the future of how we (when I say 'we,' I mean Westerners with way too much stuff) store our personal property. For now, Store…
Continue Reading →There are a lot of online gift guides out there that make it easier for you all to (1) find gifts and (2) buy them online so that you don't have to mess with deadlocked stores during the holiday season.…
Continue Reading →Graffiti artists are not exactly popular in the context of the civilized society-- many view them as cost creators rather than benefit providers. In recent years, however, many have gained recognition as both talented artists and astute strategists of information…
Continue Reading →There's a nice little debate over at Inhabitat about what makes a shoe sustainable--specifically they're talking about the "Eco-Friendly Footwear" brand Terra Plana. While we're all for eco-friendly, saving the world and understand using leather isn't exactly sustainable-- we still…
Continue Reading →Architects Manuel and Francisco Aires Mateus are responsible for this gorgrous (yet simple) design. The Simple House lies on the Alentejo Coast in Portugal, and like many of the dwellings in that region, it's simple in form, in a way…
Continue Reading →When the dot-com bubble burst back in 2000, we saw a few satirical looks at the whole ordeal, pointing out how preposterous it was that people thought they could sustain such an inflated stock market. Six years later, many believe…
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