thedailywhat: DIY Speakeasy of the Day: Inspired by the speakeasies of the 1920’s, Nick Dunlap’s “Prohibition Preparedness Kit” contains all the accessories necessary to evade the Volstead Act in style: Breath mints, disguising labels, and a corkscrew. “But more importantly, the kit comes with Hooch Estate Vineyard’s Merlot and Chardonnay.” [lovelypackage.] via PowerTumblr, the HD Tumblr Photo App for iOS.
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DIY Speakeasy of the Day: Inspired by the speakeasies of the 1920’s, Nick Dunlap’s “Prohibition Preparedness Kit” contains all the accessories necessary to evade the Volstead Act in style: Breath mints, disguising labels, and a corkscrew. “But more importantly, the kit comes with Hooch Estate Vineyard’s Merlot and Chardonnay.”

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theweekmagazine: The Australian Open ended with a men’s tennis final for the history books, as Novak Djokovic of Serbia ground out a win against Spaniard Rafael Nadal in an “epic” match that lasted a record six hours, into the early morning hours, Melbourne time. “Numbers, and there were many of them… do not sum up the emotional power of this duel, which deserves a place among the most riveting matches in the modern history of the sport,” says The New York Times’ Christopher Clarey. But it’s hard to grasp the significance of this “match for the ages” without the numbers: 5 hours 53 minutesLength of Sunday’s Djokovic-Nadal match, a record when it comes to international tennis finals 1:37 amTime at which the match finally ended, in local time 4 hours 54 minutesPrevious record, a 1988 U.S. Open match between Mats Wilander and Ivan Lendl More numbers here via PowerTumblr, the HD Tumblr Photo App for iOS.
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The Australian Open ended with a men’s tennis final for the history books, as Novak Djokovic of Serbia ground out a win against Spaniard Rafael Nadal in an “epic” match that lasted a record six hours, into the early morning hours, Melbourne time. “Numbers, and there were many of them… do not sum up the emotional power of this duel, which deserves a place among the most riveting matches in the modern history of the sport,” says The New York Times’ Christopher Clarey. But it’s hard to grasp the significance of this “match for the ages” without the numbers:

  • 5 hours 53 minutes
    Length of Sunday’s Djokovic-Nadal match, a record when it comes to international tennis finals
  • 1:37 am
    Time at which the match finally ended, in local time
  • 4 hours 54 minutes
    Previous record, a 1988 U.S. Open match between Mats Wilander and Ivan Lendl

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itswilder: iWatch by ADR Studio While this is clearly some impressive 3D work, I believe Mr. Ive’s would never allow this type of UI - ever. It infuriates me when mock-up designers simply take the same interface as an iOS device, shrink it, and make it into something else. They call it their concept and publish it like they’ve just created some wonderful new product. There is no way Apple would put the ‘slide to unlock’ gesture on such a tiny screen. Nor would they use such a complicated icon like the iphone on the homescreen to represent a function or status. I also don’t believe any respectable designer would waste so much screen real estate to a metal texture. In my opinion, these guys clearly don’t understand user interfaces or Apple at all. UPDATE: It’s actually worse than I thought. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=gOm_caoIq5A#! via PowerTumblr, the HD Tumblr Photo App for iOS.
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iWatch by ADR Studio

While this is clearly some impressive 3D work, I believe Mr. Ive’s would never allow this type of UI - ever. It infuriates me when mock-up designers simply take the same interface as an iOS device, shrink it, and make it into something else. They call it their concept and publish it like they’ve just created some wonderful new product.

There is no way Apple would put the ‘slide to unlock’ gesture on such a tiny screen. Nor would they use such a complicated icon like the iphone on the homescreen to represent a function or status. I also don’t believe any respectable designer would waste so much screen real estate to a metal texture. In my opinion, these guys clearly don’t understand user interfaces or Apple at all.

UPDATE: It’s actually worse than I thought.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=gOm_caoIq5A#!

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