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Arc Mouse The Arc Mouse is for those who nd the desk just that little bit too far away. Everyone knows how hard it is to control the direction of the arrow on a computer screen when the mouse is resting on legs, laps, or sofa armrests.     

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Bike Pedals and Lock Two-in-One These are bike pedals that double as a lock. How do they work? Simply disconnect the bike pedals, clamp them to the wheel and lock with your key. Once attached it will appear to any wannabe thief eying up your bike that it has no pedals, and if he does try his hand at breaking the lock he runs the risk of destroying its wheels     

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PostPump 2.0 Designed to make cycling hassle-free,the PostPump 2.0 features a high-pressure floor pump integrated into a standard-sized seatpost.The ergonomic design sports a foot stand so you can stand comfortably while you pump.The saddle is an ingenious feature-it unhinges to become the pump handle.The design version 2.0 is new and improved with a precision-machined aluminum adapter that fits any kind of voive.     

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Smart Bowlboard Smart Bowlboard makes food preparation easier and more enjoyable. Its embedded white bowls help organize your chopped ingredients and can also be used to serve appetizers and dips. Incorporating a chopping board made of carbonized     

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Hugging Salt & Pepper Shakers This sleek shaker set its perfectly together to resemble a couple in a loving embrace. From above, they resemble Yin and Yang, representing the balance of opposites:black and white, sky and earth,masculine and feminine, and, in this case,salt and pepper.Super-practical 4occhi Eyewear     

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Wall-Mounted Organizer Arriving home from a busy day at the office, most people empty their pockets before shedding the day clothes and slipping into something a little more comfortable. These days, however, emptying one’s pockets isn’t so easy. There are keys, sunglasses, wallets, cell phones, USB devices...     

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Airless Bike Tires The Airless Bike Tire was developed to eliminate the necessity for air in tires and to help prevent punctures, inner tube replacements, and pressure checks. Instead of airlled inner tubes, the tires use rubber stretched over a series of carbon nano tube-reinforced composite rods to provide cushioning. These rods can be adjusted, changing the     

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Chameleon Bandage
Unless you＇re an American rapper named ＂Nelly,＂ you probably don＇t like everyone to see the bandage you＇ve just applied to your cut, nick or other wounds. Inspired by everyone＇s favorite clade of lizards, the Chameleon Bandage changes color when applied to match your skin tone. It＇s neat trick to hide your cut and avoid the ＂Oh, what happened？＂ conversation.     

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Cloudy Furniture Collection CIRRUS
Ever dreamed of floating away on a soft cloud？ A CIRRUS sofa is partway to making that dream come true. The gentle shapes of clouds ore the inspiration behind this upholstered furniture range, Virtually spontaneous composition of ele- ments creates a perfect sofa for various seating and lounging positions,     

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Set-sail Napkin Holder
This simple but clever ceramic napkin holder is designed in the shape of a folded paper boat, It will add an aesthetic touch to your dining table as well as a handy way to display napkins.     

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Feed Me iPhone Case The Feed Me iPhone 4/4S is just plain useful.In addition to protecting your iPhone,it features a nifty little pocket resembling a mouth that allows you to stash anything from earphones to cash. It’s a conversation starter, and the purchase won’t break the bank. Included with the case itself are several eyeball stickers you can arrange to     

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Ferris Spice Rack The Ferris Spice Rack keeps your spice stash organized and separated while bringing carnival air to your cooking space. This ingenious piece of kitchen equipment shows off your spices as much as it stores them,employing a miniature Ferris Wheel design to let you rotate from one row of containers to the next. Need the mustard seeds? Just rotate     

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Gas-insulation Jacket
Planning a trip to Siberia next winter？ Or just sick of having to pile on the layers in December？ Perhaps it＇s not top of our to-do lists as summer heats up, but in the long term it＇s worth investing in the Klymit Ulaar Jacket. This piece of wearable tech- nology is insulated using argon gas. The argon layer acts as a buffer between your body heat and the cold. As the weather gets warmer, you can just let a little bit of gas out via the side nozzle.     

Jamboree of Gadgets

正A shopping festival shows off gizmos made by innovative entrepreneurs By Yuan YuanFor Zheng Jin long,Leonardo da Vinci is more of a designer of military devices than a painter.The 32-year-old has an online shop on Taobao,an e-commerce platform owned by Alibaba,and has gained fame as an expert on ancient military models.     

Cool Nerds

正The Science Squirrels Club makes its mark on China's fast food generation Can people actually sleep with their eyes open?What causes red dyes to run in the wash?Why do headphone wires get twisted inside jacket pockets?While the answers to these great,life mys-teries     

Cool Carl-ist

Youth culture embraces a thrifty lifestyle No beverage,just water.No snacks,only meals.No cash,but coupons.No new arrivals.Discounts,discounts,discounts! Such are the principles of the "cool carls", people who don’t necessarily earn little,but who certainly strive to spend as little as possible.     

Making Science Cool

正Fewer children pursuing the sciences trigger concerns Children are naturally curious about the world around them. The curiosity has motivated many future scientists to decide upon their career choice. Half a century ago, when asked what they wanted to do in the future, many Chinese children would     

Shanghai Keeps Its Cool

For a city about to receive an estimated 70 million visitors,Shanghai is remarkably composed as it nears the opening of the World Expo.Walking along the Bund and strolling through the former French Concession on a Saturday afternoon in spring,it would be easy for a foreign visitor not to realize what is going on.There are notices in hotels apologizing in advance to guests for any inconvenience caused by enhanced security measures.Taxis advertise hotlines for visitors having trouble in communicating with their drivers in English.But the air of suppressed hysteria which characterized Beijing in the run-up to the Olympics is absent.Shanghai is looking forward to a party,but is far too sophisticated for any display of overexcitement.