How do you imagine a calendar? Let me guess)
The best-case scenario, with half-naked girls or boys, in the worst with nature photography? ))
Creative people from the company Takkoda have turned around our vision of calendars.
After all, the main heroes of their calendar are pets presented in the image of rock stars.
And guess who is who.
I’m always amazed with such flexibility. Being able to put all you body in such a small box in just few minutes is simply incredible.
Who did say that in the taxi compulsorily must be the driver? In London Heathrow airport, for example, appeared the taxi, which excellently manages also without human control [im]. taxi drivers - are double phenomenon. From one side, with them it is sometimes interesting to have a talk along the road, with another, sometimes they are excessively obtrusive or do not, generally, know road. It is here in Heathrow airport, that in London having, apparently, weighed everything “after” and “against” the taxi drivers as such, they decided from them to refuse. Certainly, these four-place taxi will not transport the passengers into any point of city arrived in Heathrow.
They will act exclusively in the territory of airport itself as the connection between the terminals, by [avtoparkovkami] and other construction of [aeroportnogo] complex. To passenger there remains only to sit down into this taxi, the sensory screen, where it should move, and taxi auto will transport it there and, of course, without the tip. The money terminal, which stands in this taxi, will remove from your card exactly as many money, as is necessary, and not by kopeck it is more.
ULTra is a battery-driven, 200-mpg-equivalent, elevated personal rapid transit system with many four-person vehicles. First deployment is scheduled for London Heathrow Airport in Spring 2010, to serve Heathrow's new Terminal 5. Working as circulator transit for airports, office parks, universities, and other major activity centers, ULTra is faster than a car. In these applications, ULTra solves the "last mile problem."
Funny notes left by co-workers at the offices about their lunches, odors, cookies etc. The notes are everywhere: in the fridge, on the food, on the shelves, on the microwave etc.
Some of them are aggressive, others just passive but in all, all of them are funny.
This is a concept car from Suzuki. The original car was made way back in ‘06, and it was not made by some random Halo obsessed Xbox man-child with technical car modification prowess.
Alpine spent over a quarter million dollars on this 2003 Honda Civic. This car is so littered with electronics it could only be described as unprecedented. The sticker price a cool $250,000.
This Hello Kitty interior was unveiled at the international extreme auto show 08 in Thailand. There is definitely a girly feel to this interior. You can see that the steering wheel is the shape of a cat, which is a nice touch.
After six years Mr Rot N Hell, a Canadian artist, transformed this '76 Ford Maverick into an incredible car art. He spent two months a year and around $3,000 to attach virtually everything he could scavenge onto the body of his art car. There was no welding involved but instead used screws, caulking, bondo and fibereglass to attach all the junk he found. It started as something he just wanted to do as an answer to boredom and snowballed into the Space Junk Art Car.
