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Camera Straps Made From Recycled Seat Belts
Photojojo is is selling camera straps made from reclaimed seat belts. Each strap is handmade, and comes in four colors; Porsche Purple, Mercedes Gold, T-bird Teal, and Dodge Silver. One strap will cost you $20, or you can get 2 for $35.
I think these are pretty cool, but where’s basic black?
The awesome power of the word, ‘Clean’
“Clean coal harnesses the awesome power of the word, clean.” – Hilarious!
This TV spot was made by the Coen brothers for ThisIsReality.org.
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From me to you: a gift of carbon neutrality
Here’s a special Holiday gift from me to you… one day of carbon neutrality. After claiming your One Day gift, you can pass it on to your friends, family, and colleagues. I encourage everyone to participate. (It’s free!)
via Zeldman
Moo does full-size business cards
I’ve always thought Moo’s mini cards were great, but they’re just a little to narrow for my images. Luckily, Moo just announced that they’ll be doing full-size business cards very soon. For $21.99 you can get 50 cards that use up to 50 different images. There’s also an option to use 100% recycled, 100% recyclable and bio-degradable paper. I can’t wait!
Oh, and if you sign up for Moo’s newsletter, you’ll get a coupon for 20% off your first order of cards when they become available.
UPDATE (7.02.08): The new full-size cards went on sale yesterday. I already ordered a batch of 50. I chose their green paper. If you plan to order some, don’t wait until the last minute before you need them. They take about a week to print, and 10 days to reach you if you live in the US (they’re coming from London).
Via Web Worker Daily
iPod Recycling Speaker
The Bird-Electron EZ17-B iPod Recycling Speaker is a clever little speaker system that uses the plastic packaging your iPod came in as the enclosure for the speaker. What a great way to reuse something that would more than likely end up in the trash.
“Bird-Electron presents this one and only Recycling Speaker for iPod. The dimension is exactly the same as the plastic package for iPod Nano (1st & 2nd Gen.) and iPod Shuffle (2nd & 3rd Gen.). Simply just place the speaker panel on top of the open box, and plug it into the iPod and play. Bird-Electron’s recycling speaker does not require any power source. You can also customize your own recycling speaker with any small container like a water bottle. Easy to install. Available only from Bird-Electron.”
via Geek Alerts
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