LOTD – Olympic Photography

Only a few weeks late, but here are some Olympic links. These links are all photography related and I found them pretty amazing.

This page contains some pictures depicting preparations for the games.

I didn’t catch any of the opening ceremony, but these pictures certainly left an impression. The sheer scale of the ceremony is astounding.

Finally, for the photographer in me. Ever wondered what a quarter million dollars of photography equipment looks like? Check it out.

LOTD – Awesome Giggles

I work in an office where this product isn’t needed. Actually, none of the places I have worked I have not needed these sandwich bags, but I can see that some people might need them. The baggies have an image printed on the side, so that when you slide your sandwich it, it gives the appearance of looking moldy.

via BoingBoing

This looks like a pretty awesome concept for a coffee mug. If it were for sale, I would consider it.

via Gizmodo

Finally the bachelor in me giggles at this shampoo dispenser. I would have loved to have this while I was in University.

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LOTD – Technologies Special

I’ve come across some pretty cool looking bicycle technologies recently. Almost all of these I would love to try out for a while to see if they are actually worthy or not.


Derailleurs have been around for a long time, and the technology hasn’t really changed in a long time. This one is interesting in that it is electronic. No more cables that stretch over time, you just need to worry about battery life. Read more about them here.

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It almost looks normal, but this bike frame is actually made from polypropolene and is designed to be recyclable.  A good option for a town bike.

via Gizmodo


A minimalist design to say the least. Using hubless and spokeless wheels, and a special drive system, this bike would certainly turn some heads while you were riding down the street.

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Belt drives aren’t that new, but they seem like a great idea for a town bike. This wouldn’t work on a dual suspension bike like my Bullit, but it would definitely work on a hardtail.

via Gizmodo


Some people don’t want to wear helmets since they aren’t necessarily a fashion statement.  But what if they could be? Add a slip-on cover to your helmet and away you go.

via BoingBoing