Sometime the little things matter. Now that I see it, it sounds so obvious!

The concept of future buses, model and shape seems to be splendid, but only the beautiful designs, comfortable interior and decorative shapes are enough to make it futuristic or will it be environmental friendly. Are noise and Air pollution and fuel consumption also be the factors which will be play down. New corridor will be open for the futuristic bus transportation with healthy and smooth travel. Take a look of some cool snaps of future buses and inform us about your opinion.

Ever wondered that your bra can actually be a place where you can keep your essentials and move around. Now you don’t need to ask your beau or hubby for a favor by keeping your I phone and credit card in his pocket. With this JoeyBra clutch will be a passé as the students at the University of Washington creates a classy bra where you can keep your stuff. You can now allow your hands to move freely while you gyrate around your special one.

Utility Bra

Bra To Keep Your I Phone

This chic bra has great utility and you can look equally stylish with any of the dresses that you adorn over it. It will certainly revolutionize the way girls dress for night outs. This has been designed keeping in mind the party girls who want to have fun. JoeyBra comes with handy pocket to store keys, credit card or even the I phone.

JoeyBra

The best thing about this chic bra is that it works as both a normal bra as well as a strapless bra. So, even if you are planning to wear a short and sexy strapless dress for the party you can pull on this bra and look equally stunning.

This bra is best recommended to wear with sleeveless dresses so that the perspiration issue doesn’t damage your I phone and also it should look sophisticated while you take it out in front of your friends.

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Fashion fans, meet the “Climbing Up Tights,” which show a tiny but determined pervert dangling by a rope from… somewhere under your skirt. We can’t decide if we like the visual flourish on backseams or if it’s too precious. What we do know is that they’re still white tights. And they’re sold by a Turkish brand called Penti.

Here they are on Turkey-based blogger Duygu Fidanoglu (via LS)

(via Laughing Squid)

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The Japanese are now know for their passion to mechanise every thing. This time they have decided to make a robot that can be put in a hair salon and offer its automatic services to the customers. This robot which has been built by Panasonic is having a trial run in a hair salon.

I bet a lot of group work has been put into this and sure they might have had many takes before they came up with this perfect one. It’s cool.

It has has two rotors turning in opposite directions to maintain stability, and four engines that enables a 30-minute flight with a top speed of about 56 miles (100 km) per hour.Controlling the GEN H-4 is not difficult at all.
For going forward, you pull the control bar toward you; to go to the right, you the control to the left and vice versa.
If you push the throttle lever, it goes up, you let go of it and the helicopter goes down.

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You will need a long rope and…that’s about it.

Ask any fanboy and they’ll tell you that one of the big reasons they go see a science fiction or genre movie is to have their face melted off by awesome special effects. Over the years there have been some amazingly convincing effects created, and we’ve compiled a list of the 10 movies that pulled off their special effects so well that they still hold up years after the original release.

Jurassic Park

Jurassic Park, even more than the original Star Wars, changed the world of effects. As soon as ILM convinced Spielberg that they could pull off the dinosaurs digitally, the entire effects industry was in for a revolution that would lead to some of the most stunning effects ever created. But none of that would have happened if not for that amazing Brachiosaurus or the jaw-dropping T-Rex in the rain. It’s been eighteen years since the release of Jurassic Park, and it still looks incredible.

Pirates of the Caribbean 2 & 3

Pirates above Star Wars? Yes for one reason: Davy Jones. So many people think that Davy Jones was just a large suit with a CGI face. Not so, the entire “costume” of Davy Jones was computer generated. If you didn’t know that you would naturally think it was a real suit, but ILM did such a great job creating it photo real that it fools almost everyone.

Star Wars Saga

Like Jurassic Park that followed it more than a decade later, Star Wars changed the world of special effects. It founded ILM and spawned a whole new generation of space operas. The Original Trilogy is perfect in almost every way effects-wise, but the Prequels have more rough spots. The reliance on CG backdrops, especially in Episode II, creates some less-than-convincing visuals (the Jedi Temple behind Obi-Wan, Mace, and Yoda for example).

Avatar

Like Davy Jones, Avatar earns its place on the list for a completely convincing photo-real Pandora. The entire jungle of Pandora, everything in it…every blade of grass…is computer generated. All of the scenes on Pandora are entirely CG, but it really fools you to think that only the Na’vi and Avatars are.

Transformers Trilogy

Giant photo-real CG robots smashing the crap out of each other and, in the third movie, nearly leveling Chicago to the ground. It’s another amazing job by ILM and legend has it that the second movie was so effects intensive that it melted a few of ILM’s machines while they were rendering some of the effects for the climatic battle in Egypt at the end of the second movie.

The Lord of the Rings

WETA’s work on The Lord of the Rings does get some whining from some fanboys online; there’s some wonky compositing in Two Towers and then there’s Legolas sliding down the Mumakil trunk. But the movies didn’t rake in the Oscars for having sub-par effects. The majority of the trilogy is pulled off amazingly well, and Gollum paved the way for Avatar and other similar movies with CG characters.

Blade Runner

To this day Blade Runner is still studied for its effects. It was made in the days of models, and the futuristic Los Angeles is a triumph in both design and execution. The long and slow shots deservedly show off what remains one of the most stunning movies ever put to film. The Final Cut didn’t really mess with the effects aside from cleaning up some matte lines and wires.

War of the Worlds (2005)

When Spielberg decided to make an alien invasion movie, he naturally turned to ILM to produce effects that fit right in with the real environments they were set in. The first tripod that shows up sets the tone, and the following destruction of a freeway is jaw dropping. The effects mostly take place in the background, but they’re completely convincing.

Independence Day

ID4 arrived at an interesting time when the age of models was passing away and people were quickly moving to CG. So while there is a large amount of model work in the movie, it does have it’s share of CG sprinkled in. The combination of the two produced a summer blockbuster and yearly July 4th television tradition that still holds up years later.

Terminator 2: Judgement Day

Combined with The Abyss, this is the movie that convinced ILM that they just might be able to pull off computer generated dinosaurs in Jurassic Park. The CG is simple, but Cameron and ILM were able to harness it to show people something they’ve never seen before. The T-1000 is a classic movie effect.

Why not. Once you do some legwork and speed up, lift your legs over the ground and this bicycle will carry you. You’ll be hanging on the strap around your waste.

Did someone say one can’t or should not reinvent the bicycle? Not sure about you, but I want one of these.

I have come across a lot of these pictures lately, but this one I really like. It’s true, some people really use books as shelter.

Who said East Europeans aren’t creative people? You’ve got to hand it to them, they even painted the plastic bottles in pink to make it look more realistic.

This is kind of a treat and not really that useful if you’re not the lazy type, but I really like it. You just press the button and let the cup do the mixing for you.

This has got to be one of the greatest ads I’ve ever seen. Straight to the point.

IT professional Nat Morris created a system that feeds his dog while he is away at work. The system releases food from an automated food dispenser when Nat sends a message to ‘@FeedToby’.

Put some armor and a turret on this and you’ve got a tank.

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