"If you're a new parent then you know without a doubt that your baby is the cutest, most perfect and adorable human being. That's except when he or she is tired and cranky. Then that little bundle of joy can drive you nuts. These moms have all got their own tricks to get their babies to sleep. Try them out and let us know if any work for you, or let us know your tips at www.facebook.com/philipsavent"

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So viel grün

check out the other wonderful examples of this underrated font!

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Ganz, ganz großes Kino!!!
Auf die Idee muss man erstmal kommen.

No way you can do better!

"Apparently, even toys use Google Maps with Street View"
Found on:
http://thenextweb.com/shareables/2011/11/22/apparently-even-toys-use-google-m...

Es steht und fällt mit dem bequemen Sattel...

What a wonderful world...

Trick your kids into tidying up with this OCD-friendly Lego brick sorter

Like every human child, I loved Lego. And like every human being ever, I hate tidying up. So the Box4Blox would have been just about the second best gift I could have received when I was small. Box4Blox is a simple sifter that sorts your lego blocks by size.

It works by grading the bricks. Of the four layers, three have holes in the bottom which only let through a certain size of brick. As you go lower, the holes get smaller, so you end up with similar-sized bricks stored together.

The best part is that you can trick your kid into tidying up. We all know children like to make noise and shake things. The Box4Blox lets them do both at the same time.

The Box4Blox holds up to 1,700 pieces, and goes for $40. A small price to pay for a tidy living room.

Box4Blox product page [Box4Blox via Chris Scott Barr]

See Also:

• Lego Star Destroyer: 50-Inches Long, 3000 Pieces
• Lego Camper May Turn Children Into Hippies
• iPhone 'Life of George' Combines Real Lego With Virtual Lego …
• Marty McFly's Air Mag Sneaker — In Lego

Da macht das auskippen der LEGO Kiste dem Kind ja nur noch halb so viel Spaß... :)

I wonder which Position in this Infographic describes my job best... :)

"The Bottle Lock comes in black, white and pink. It costs $34, and will ship November 1st."

I think I need it!

Just toss the ball in the air and it will shoot a full, 360-degreee panorama. Photo Jonas Pfeil

Imagine spending the time to take 36 perfectly spaced photographs and then later combining them into a fully scrollable 360-degree panoramic image. Now imaging doing the exact same thing, only instead of all that tedious work, you just toss a football-sized ball into the air.

This is just what the Throwable Panoramic Ball Camera can do. Developed by Jonas Pfeil, Kristian Hildebrand, Carsten Gremzow, Bernd Bickel and Marc Alexa of the Computer Graphics Group in Berlin, the ball automates everything but the actual throwing.

Arranged around the ball are 36 2-megapixel fixed-focus cellphone cameras. When the ball is thrown, they fire simultaneously at the apex of the ball’s flight, capturing the scene in every direction (and including the photographer). Back at the lab (or home), you pull the images off via USB and view them in custom software developed by the team.

The result is somewhat akin to Google Street View, only more spectacular. This video shows it in action:

Because all the cameras in the 3-D printed foam-padded ball fire together, there is no ghosting between images. And because it is airborne, it can even fire downwards — something impossible if mounted in a tripod.

I’d love to play with this. I’d also love to see a video version, although the processing involved in stitching 360-degree movies together might make this less practical. Still, these pan-able panoramas are pretty awesome as it is.

Throwable Panoramic Ball Camera [Jonas Pfeil via Petapixel]

See Also:

• Camera Designed For Tossing
• Lomo Spinner Puts 360-Degree Panoramas Onto Film
• 18-Gigapixel Panorama Offers Breathtaking View of Prague …

... a bit scary, but it seems that an iPad is intuitive! :)

via heise.de

Über den Browser einen anderen Computer fernsteuern... traumhaft.
Danke Google!

Link zur Extension im Chrome Webstore: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/gbchcmhmhahfdphkhkmpfmihenigjmpp