I adore this Concrete LC-2. Awesome! Must be damn heavy though. Via SwissMiss

Huge fan of The new Zagato Roadester BMW just announced in Pebble Beach. It’s like the Z4 all grown up.

Heading to Nova Scotia for a get-off-the-grid vacation for a week. I’ll bring pictures back. Photo Credit

Keep Calm and Tear It Down is a project by Rajeev Basu. He calls it signage for the modern workplace. Hilarious.

Episode 01: “Welcome Geographers” from Turf Geography Club on Vimeo.

It’s on. I mentioned Turf back in May. Then I invested. Now it launched with the most awesome video ever. Download the game, play it, and tell your friends.

Since first writing about them nearly three years ago, El Naturalista has done some growing up. The eco-fashion brand based in Pamplona, Spain, is making noticeable advancements in its manufacturing, choice of materials, and designs. The FW12 collection looks wonderful, in my opinion. They feature veggie-tanned leather uppers, natural and recycled rubber out-soles and recycled carbon insoles. The latter includes their Shock System to absorb impact. The brand is doing quite well in Europe and is working hard at making inroads here in the States. I really like how the brand is positioned; it’s not easy to crate “responsible” footwear that is comfortable and visually appealing at the same time.

Nike Field is a nice little experiment promoting the Fuel Band. Check it out. It’s like having Ableton Live built into your browser. Go full screen and start hitting your keys! (Make sure your sound is on).

It’s pretty. And it’s pretty nifty. Thanks Jeff!

This iPhone app displays the current and impending weather patterns in a unique and haptically-rendered colorscape. No charts, no graphs, only color. You can scroll up to check the forecast, pull down to reveal conditions for the next three days. SIMPLE. Pinch the screen to check out the weather for multiple locations you’ve saved at once. All of the viewing options can be seen with informative text, or without in a clean and elegant presentation.

Available now in the iTunes Store.

My friend James Simonoff is at it again. Go support his Kickstarter. Go James go!

The batteries in our mobile devices have not been able to keep up with the increased usage. As a result, we often find ourselves looking for places to charge. But many times, convenience and charging do not go hand in hand. At the Edison Junior Design Laboratory, we developed the perfect solution to this problem. POP, aka “Portable Power”, is a rechargeable portable battery with retractable cord reels for simultaneously charging multiple devices. Don’t be restricted by outlets or ugly chargers; with POP you are free to explore the vast world we live in, while remaining connected to it.

The Underground New York Public Library (UNYPL) is a visual library featuring the Reading-Riders of the NYC subways.

Why is this so beautiful? It makes me miss the smell of books. Via Swissmiss