Monday, January 26, 2009
Friday, January 23, 2009
Thursday, January 15, 2009
THE FUTURE OF CADILLAC!




In hopes that the economy will stabilize in the coming months, I have begun to save up for this wonderful green vehicle. I am very aware of Global Warming and I plan to save Mother Earth in style! The Cadillac Converj is an extended range vehicle that is based upon the Volt platform, which means that it is capable of driving for 40 miles on a single charge without using a drop of fuel. If required, a small gas engine will power the electric motor to extend the range up to 400 miles. The exact details of the production vehicle are unknown, so the finalized battery packs and engine capacity will likely vary.
It doesn’t surprise us to see the Volt’s platform being used in pretty much everything that GM makes these days - it is their great green hope and you can expect to see other vehicles being adapted to use it. The Converj will not be available anytime soon, but you can expect something similar within the next 5 years.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Monday, January 12, 2009
Friday, January 9, 2009
Play Cloths Presidential Inaguration Tees!


The economy sucks, the bailout was a bust yet still we find reason to celebrate. D.C. area natives will have a new neighbor in a few weeks and in celebration of the best decision that the American public has made in a long time, Play Cloths is releasing a limited edition tee commemorating the swearing in of a new commander in chief and a monumental change in direction for the American populace.
The Tees will be available starting Jan 10th exclusively in the Play Cloths Online Store
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Monday, December 22, 2008
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Hyun-A Ko Toasting Charger



Hyun-A Ko’s “Toasty Charger” eats batteries for healthy mornings…or something like that. This is a design that will make you have a big smile for sure, to use the “Toasty Charger” - you simply slide your lithium ion battery into the slot, push the handle down and wait for it to pop back up again. It goes down to recharge and comes up when it is full. Another creative way to show that a process is complete.
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