Belkin : TuneCommandâ„¢ AV for iPod
From belkin.com:
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TuneCommand AV lets you watch and listen to your iPod mobile digital device through your home-entertainment system, while you power and charge it through a docking station. Using the wireless remote control, you can roam as you play your tunes from virtually anywhere in your home. The remote uses wireless radio frequency RF technology and works from up to 120 feet away–perfect for distributed audio systems–regardless of barriers such as walls, ceilings, or windows.
TuneCommand AVs eight basic functions include: play/pause, next/previous track, volume up/down, song shuffle, and repeat. Used with your iPod 5th generation video or 4th generation color display, TuneCommand AV lets you watch your downloaded videos, or view your photos on your home television
The Simpsons collage of 400 episodes
From thesimpsons.com:
The Simpsons 400th episode is this Sunday. Wow! It’s hard to believe they’ve been on since I was in high school (I’m 37). It seems they’re now more popular than ever – 400th episode, a new movie and the ride coming to Universal Studios next year.
Check out their Web site. There are a lot of new features, the coolest is the collage on the front page of every episode. You can click on any of the small thumbnails and get an episode synopsis or download wallpaper from a scene from that episode.
TweetThe Deep End
From typepad.com:
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In her introduction to The Deep: The Extraordinary Creatures of the Abyss, Claire Nouvian says she was inspired to create the book after seeing a film of deep-sea creatures made by the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute: “As crazy as it might seem, I had fallen in love at first sight. Like an adolescent surprised by the power of love . . . ” and so on. But if Nouvian seems overemotional initially, it becomes easier to understand her fervor once you brush aside the intro and skip to the meat: the photos.
Most of the book is composed of giant frequently larger-than-life-size photographs of deep-sea creatures:
Indestructible Guitar
From blackbirdguitar.com:
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You can play in a tropical rain storm and Rider will be fine. It can withstand a fall on a concrete floor without breaking not recommended of course. The finish is much more durable and scratch resistant than a standard guitar which means it can lay around the house without a worry and taken on day trips without a case, depends on how protective you are… but you will want to keep it in the gig bag when bush-whacking.
