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Champions (Remembering the New World Order)

Posted on April 28, 2008 Under Life

Very few people across the globe would confuse George W. Bush and former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair with saints. Most can't wait to see George W's reign expire come January and are glad that Tony has been out of…

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Bottega Montana: Spool Stool

Posted on April 25, 2008 Under Design

Who knew that coming up with the perfect idea for making the perfect outdoor stool was as simple as replacing the letter 'T' in Stool with the letter 'P'. Okay, so maybe that's not how the Gillia Brothers, the driving…

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Grant Barnhart: Site Update

Posted on April 25, 2008 Under Art

As an artist continues to evolve, so must the way said artist represents him or herself. In order to accurately reflect his own evolving work, long time friend of the site and Spear Collective member, Grant Barnhart has given his…

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Nice Undies

Posted on April 25, 2008 Under Design

Most of your friends probably don't have paparazzi following them around every day trying to get a sneak peak of the garments covering their unmentionables -- unless, of course, their first names are Paris, Britney, and Lindsey. However, that doesn't…

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Andreas Nicolas Fischer: A Week In The Life

Posted on April 24, 2008 Under Art

Though there's been a lot of art inspired by government and political ongoings in the United States as of late, the impending election isn't the only worldwide example of government policy affecting the artistic landscape. In Germany, the government recently…

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Sneaker Lover Pop-Up Shop

Posted on April 24, 2008 Under Life

To say we're a fan of sweet kicks would be an understatement, so we felt compelled to heed the call of "Sneaker Lovers Unite!" when we heard about the Sneaker Lover Pop-Up Shop being held at the Laforet store in…

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New Kohler: Karbon Kitchen Faucet

Posted on April 24, 2008 Under Design

If you've ever had entire sink full of dishes, you know what a bother it is to maneuver your faucet around so that you have a suitable amount of space to apply hot soapy water. The horizontal nature of most…

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OneLessDesk

Posted on April 23, 2008 Under Design

Plenty of people use their desk as a space to separate their work lives from their personal lives, but often times those hulking masses of wood and marble end up taking on a life of their own. They tend to…

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Last Call: Core 77 1-Hour Design Challenge

Posted on April 23, 2008 Under Design

Core 77 Hour Design Challenge asked readers to design a water-saving plan for a bathroom which, to be honest, seems like it would take a little more than an hour to create something even slightly noteworthy. This year, the team…

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NYC Garbage for Mets, Yanks

Posted on April 22, 2008 Under Art

Baseball season is in full swing yet again; this season's home openers for both New York teams were very special affairs, though not because of the outcome -- each team's respective game was the last at their current stadium. The…

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