Archive for March, 2007

Eavesdrop Covertly On Those At Home

Monday, March 26th, 2007

Some answering machines contain a pretty cool feature that enables you to call your home, key in a special code, and eavesdrop on whatever is happening within the house without anyone else being the wiser for it. The TeleSpy Intrusion Detection phone goes one up on this concept by offering a built-in audio and motion sensor, taking the proactive step of calling you whenever it detects any sound or motion to keep you updated on whatever is going on in your pad. Here we are crossing our figures for a webcam-enabled version which could not come any sooner. The TeleSpy Intrusion Detection phone retails for $64.99.

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Recycled Tin Roses

Friday, March 23rd, 2007

Give a symbol of love that will never wilt. These roses are made from recycled tin and will add new life to any home or garden, just as the tin is given new life as petals. Handmade in Canada. Due to their recycled materials, each may have unique imperfections, including rust. Roses are available individually or as a bouquet of 12 - made of three red, three pink, and two each of yellow, white and blue roses.

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Lollipop Drum

Friday, March 23rd, 2007

This Lollipop Drum is one sweet gift that won’t rot your child’s teeth. It’s realistic portrayal of a giant swirling lollipop makes it a treat for the eyes, and the handle allows for easy holding. A big hit with the kiddies, this colorful confection makes for silly, sticky-free entertainment.

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Big Flamingo Reclaimed Wall Art

Friday, March 23rd, 2007

This wall art capturing the iconic pink lady is definitely an upgrade from its lawn-art cousin. Handcrafted from structural wood and tin roofing material reclaimed from barns around the South, this tropical-colored portrait of the lanky big bird in its natural environment will be the ideal touch to any summer home or the ideal way to bring summer into your house. This lively piece of folk art can be displayed indoors or outdoors. Handmade by artist Margaret Taylor in Georgia.

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Kama Sutra Treasure Trove

Friday, March 23rd, 2007

Passion! Romance! Love! Lust! This Kama Sutra Treasure Trove is sure to ignite all of the above and then some. Get ready for a hot and heavy night with your significant other with this kit filled with Honey Dust Body Powder with feather duster, Oil of Love and Stimulating Pleasure Balm - all in the delectable flavor of ripe strawberries and bubbly champagne. It’s sure to be a yummy evening.

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Graduation Copper Photo Album

Friday, March 23rd, 2007

School can be pretty hard sometimes, so why not give your recent graduate an album that’s
as tough as they are? Hold on to the glory days with this hand-finished copper picture journal holds 24 4″ x 6″ photos in twelve acid-free black sleeves and features an embossed cover. Designed by artisan Cam Wilson. Handmade in San Francisco.

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Baby Carriage Copper Photo Album

Friday, March 23rd, 2007

No pink ruffles. No blue rattles. This baby album has definitely got a bit more edge than the usual crowd of cutesy keepsakes. This hand-finished copper picture journal holds 24 4″ x 6″ photos in twelve acid-free black sleeves and features an embossed baby carriage on the cover. Designed by artisan Cam Wilson. Handmade in San Francisco.

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Ceramic Penguin Bank

Friday, March 23rd, 2007

Put a freeze on your spending habits by saving all your spare change in everyone’s favorite arctic animal. This adorable penguin bank created by artist David DeSalvo is perfect for kids saving their allowances or grown-ups with pockets full of loose coins. Saving money has never been so cool. Handmade in Wisconsin.

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Beginner Dinner Games

Friday, March 23rd, 2007

Make family meals even more fun with these creative dinner games. The deck of cards is brimming with fun ideas to keep the meal going long after the last cookie has been eaten. The games are easy to learn and lead to explosive fun within minutes, plus no need for tokens or a board — you just use the utensils at the table. This particular game was designed for families with kids ages 3 to 6, so the activities and questions are geared towards their development at this stage. Kids learn creative thinking, social skills and are even encouraged to eat their veggies and finish their milk! The tin box includes 51 fun dinner games and has extra space to store your favorite recipes. Click here for Dinner Games for ages 5 - 12.

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Circuit Board Floor Lamp

Friday, March 23rd, 2007

Circuit boards graduate from interior electronics to interior design with this handsome floor lamp. The ingenious modern design showcases the intricate patterns of recycled circuit boards, while adding a glow as soft as a Japanese lantern to your living room, bedroom or office. Since each board is different, no two lamps are exactly alike, but they all help to cut down on landfill.

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Snail Number Puzzle

Friday, March 23rd, 2007

Usually, snails are thought of as slow, but this one will make learning a snap and get your child’s imagination running. This 10-piece wooden puzzle is a great way to challenge youngsters to learn numbers and other important developmental skills. This colorful critter is made from plantation-grown rubberwood, a non-splintering hardwood, and hand painted using brightly colored, child-safe paints.

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Garden Grasshopper

Friday, March 23rd, 2007

No need to bust out the insecticide; artist Fred Conlon’s creation may look like the real thing, but this grasshopper comes in peace not plague. Made of recycled tools and metal shaped into lifelike curves and appendages, this cute bug has so much personality you almost expect it to chirp. Guaranteed never to hop away, this tiny sculpture is the perfect touch to your garden. Due to the handmade nature of the piece, each is one of a kind and will vary.

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Hand Blown Glass Rectangle Vase

Thursday, March 22nd, 2007

This multicolor hand blown glass is so gorgeous, you may decide to display it au naturel. Of course, it also looks great filled. Try your hand at a centerpiece of daffodils, colored marbles or even jelly beans. The possibilities are endless thanks to the generous splashes of color. A unique gift since no two vases are exactly alike. Handmade by Canadian artist Stephen Kitras.

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“handhead” Laptop Briefcase

Thursday, March 22nd, 2007

Technology can be tough, which is exactly why you need a tough bag like this to help you along the way. This stylish case is made of a polyurethane nylon shell, which is water resistant, and lined with orange felt cushioning to protect your laptop from a rough and tumble life. Complete with retractable handles, adjustable padded shoulder strap and exterior pocket this briefcase will make your laptop handy and your life easier. Available in small, medium, and large sizes.

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Save Key Bank

Thursday, March 22nd, 2007

We’ve all done it - lost valuable info by forgetting to back up. Well, here’s a reminder to save - in more ways than one. This oversized plastic computer key has a slot in top for coins and a base that pops off easily if you’re out of change. Keep one on your desk and give one to your favorite coworker or co-ed.

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