As part of the UEFA’s Euro 2008 Football Championships, North Kingdom put together a game for Coke called The Coke Zero Game that it says is one of its biggest projects ever.
Unfortunately, it’s currently only available in German, but with hot babes, flying cars, and plenty of fire and mayhem in the mix, it’s sure to be a blast when it launches stateside.
Until then, check out the North Kingdom site for a countdown timer, plus plenty of previews to tease you along for the ride.
Now that the MacBook Air is out, what about the rest of the elements?
To see what Apple might have in store, DVICE has created a line of alternative MacBooks, including a MacBook Earth, a MacBook Fire, and a MacBook Water.
As fires continue to devastate Southern California, many people have turned to the Internet for up to the minute information about what’s going on.
In response, the Los Angeles Times has created a map with information about what has burned and what has been contained; and it’s amazing to see just how wide spread these fires are.
I would like to propose that on this, the 25th of August, we, as a people, put into motion the changes that need to be made to declare this, the last Saturday of every August, “National Slip ‘N Slide Day”.
Why?
Because what’s more fun than finding a tarp, wetting it down, and sliding till your skin rubs off?
If you’d like to join the fight to bring this summertime fun back into common use, then grab some friends, loose your sense of good judgement, and get sliding.
Rube Goldberg machines are usually pretty interesting, but Rube Goldberg machines that use fire and pyrotechnics are guaranteed to entertain one way or another.
There are some people who just don’t know the meaning of enough is enough. Case in point is this Maglite with an Osram Sylvania bulb overclocked to 80 times its standard luminosity and powered by 12 1200mV NiMH batteries. How bright is it? Just watch: