Floating Solar Lights
April 30, 2007 - 5:14 PM : Related Entries - Other Stuff
The dream of having a Moghul garden is only enjoyed by those owning Palatial Resorts in India or Humungous Meditation Centers in China. Vast ponds of cool water reflecting the palace lights in the warm dark nights are not everyone’s privilege. So to compensate the lack of visual luxury we have the Floating Solar Lights that change their color as they float in the night waters. The lights come enclosed in a globe and can float safely and can even be suspended from a branch or a window. I wonder how safe it is to term this one as a lantern. The lights are powered by 1 x AA NiCad battery and the lights can last for up to 100,000 hours.

Have your spirit lightened up with LED Illuminated Ice Bucket. It comes with all the colors of a spectrum and changes its hue according the timing preset in it or on the push of a button. You can also stabilize and keep a single selected color if the hallucination swells beyond capacity. The LEDs last for 50,000 hours (more than 5 years of continuous 24-hour use) and to keep it aglow the frosted polycarbonate bucket diffuses the light for a warm glow without glare. The ice is kept well insulated and so that it doesn’t end up needing a refill and emptying and all the other casualties that follow melting. This is maintained for a whole two hours. The bucket comes with four rechargeable AA batteries that provide six hours of use on a full charge. That means a lot of recharging needed too often but then I don’t complain. As long as I have my rum on the rocks!
You can be well aware of the streaks of lightning flashing through the stormy skies as huge masses of cotton clouds collide. Called the Strike Alert, we have these snazzy looking lightning detectors that help alert you before he thunder so tat you can plug your ears accordingly. It has an alarm that triggers when lightning strikes. There are some neatly arranged LEDs that glow according distance of occurrence ranging from 20-40 miles, 12-24 miles, 6-12 miles and within 6 miles. You can clip it to your belt and roam around a lightning prone zone at an expected time. It can operate for up to 100 hours with a single AAA battery. You can predict storms as well; if the LED cycles from green to red, the storm is approaching and if the LED cycles from red to green, the storm is departing also if the LED cycles from the center LED to the outside LEDs, the storm is stationary. Now this is a lot of sophistication in a tiny device like this.
Here are some real cool shorts to take along with you to the beach. They are hot! So keep them away from the reach of the sharks. With exotic cool prints the shorts make for a perfect holiday and so are christened as ‘Destination Vacation’ shorts. These also come with back pockets with Velcro closures. The nylon shorts can survive a machine wash better than hand brutalization. You can boast about the embroidered logo at hem what’s more is that the inseam is about 4 1/2" so those who require an extra bit of alteration can avail of this advantage. And it’s better if you do it since having your shorts float away in the deep waters isn’t a good idea.
As the tires burn on scorched tarmac, a bunch of wild dragsters zip through the evenly paved path. And we aren’t talking about a highly dramatic racing simulation here. The object in question is actually a pretty cool alarm clock with brilliant drag racing indicator lights. The lights illuminate as the alarm sounds and its wake up time. The volume of the sounding special racing effect sounds increases and reaches unbearable decibels and wakes you up no matter what. The time is displayed in a manner of a tachometer or some of those weird metric devices that dragsters use. Probably sometime soon you’ll hit at least four perfect shifts. Hey! Mind the trailer in your path.

The kinds of means that people have adopted to draw their vices from have often been subject to malice, disgust, beauty and wonder. From LED illuminated bottles to mermaids oozing out vodka from – (rather unsaid). Something similar makes up this cigarette providing machine called the Smoking Elephant Cigarette Dispenser. The cigarettes are pretty well received from the hind side of the elephant (may sound unhygienic, but the excreta is missing in this case so it’s pretty safe). One has to simply pull down the trunk of the elephant and you receive a new cigarette. Take it as a reward. The back of the elephant mounts an ashtray.
There’s depressing news to those who have disposed off their LPs bearing classics like Hey Jude and In The Ghetto. What we have here is a brilliant invention that was coming from sometime. The LP-to-CD Recorder can transfer data from your fragile old LP to any digital audio CD-R or CD-RW rather conveniently. The system accommodates 33s, 45s, and 78s and has a built-in AM/FM stereo with analog tuner and single CD playback tray. Other features include automatic/manual track increment control, record level indicator, record level control, backlit LCD screen, a remote control and plug-in to AC. The remote runs on twin AA batteries. The entire system has dimension of 9" H x 19" W x 15" D and weighs 23 lbs.
The Flying Alarm Clock wakes you up in a playful yet annoyingly noisy manner. It is called so, thanks to the attached rotor that takes flight the moment your alarm is triggered. The unit sends the rotor flying up to 9' in the air, and will not cease ringing until the rotor is returned to the alarm clock base the dome shaped base comes with dimensions of 3 3/4" H x 5 1/2" Diam. and weighs 7 oz. The alarm clock has a continuous snooze function that rings every seven minutes for an entire hour. There also is an LCD to aid to reading it in the dark. In addition to this we also have a six-button control panel for ease of programming.
Has mum been cribbing over your clumsiness at the table? Here’s your revenge. It is normal and at times fun when the table is sparkling after a recent wiping. With the Clumsy Coaster you can well enjoy a good laugh after someone picks on you for poor table manners. The coaster depicts a spillage of a nasty kind with transparent fluid texture. It pretty much impersonates a brilliant table disaster. One thing we are sure about is that this isn’t going to be a best seller among the clean-bobs by far. Here’s to a little bit of too much fun. Cheers!







