Adrastos

"NOT INCLINED TO RUN AWAY"
Water Taxi Of The Future

South Korea To Withdraw Printed Textbooks By 2015
"This idea could mean that students will not be reading old and obsolete materials. It could mean that student networks will create new ways of working together and completing projects...and that these projects might be more than homework. The projects could help solve real-world problems. Korean children could be working to improve their society and culture. It is great to see countries take good ideas and run with them."

MIT Unveils Paper Solar Cells
Spray Can Foam & Gels Cool Down Japan
Energy Efficient Motion Sensor Streetlights

Annabelle

VAR. OF ANNABEL
67 INNOVATIONS
Method Laundry Truck

Boxes Made of Cardboard Laden with Seeds

Tube Refund App

Limited-Edition, Gadget-Friendly Jeans

Furniture Surface Wirelessly Charges Mobile Devices

App Lets Users Attach Digital Content to Any Barcode

"Attach your resume to your business card and have it instantly pop up when a potential employer scans it."

Zerotracer Motorcycle Throws Down Gauntlet to Electric Cars
The Zero Race

Junkoseven

Butch Bakery











Starr Photography

Donald Norris Photography




Nonfiction Weddings

Simone

La Cage Aux Folles

Central Los Angeles High School #9
"The photos focus only on the cool theater and tower building where all he money was spent. What you don’t see are the 3 other, extremely uninspired school buildings where the students will spend most of their time in class. These buildings are large boxes separated by vast concrete plazas with little in the way of greenery. As a place for young art students these building will fail to inspire.
I think the theater, tower and front classroom buildings are great but they achieve this at the expense of the rest of the campus. You can almost draw a line where the cash ran out."




finding eco



Why I Steal Movies...Even Ones I'm In
"If you're in the business of promoting a band, why would you want to stop people watching their promotional video?"

Nobody's Perfect: Writings from the New Yorker
The Little Red Book of Very Dirty Words