September 21, 2009

Beautiful Art on Nails



















Amazing Paintings

3D murals painted on the sides of buildings By Trompe Loeil (trick-of-the- eye) artist John Pugh

Main Street, Los Gatos , California. Even the woman peering into the ruin is part of the mural.

Taylor Hall, California State University, Chico , California . The Doric-style columns are actually nothing but paint.
Honolulu, Hawaii. This mural took two months of studio work to plan and another six months to execute with the help of 11 other artists. Featured are Queen Liliuokalani, the last monarch of the Hawaiian Islands , and Duke Kahanamoku, the ultimate father of surfing.


This mural at the Cafe Trompe Loeil, San Jose , California , is entitled Art Imitating Life Imitating Art Imitating Life. This customer doesn't leave at closing time



Twenty-nine Palms, California . Valentine the bull and a patient buzzard are waiting for the artist to awake.



Bay in a Bottle, Santa Cruz , California . The passer-by is part of the mural



Looks like a nice spot to rest your weary feet on a sidewalk in front of the Sarasota County Health Center, Florida.



Slowin Down to Take a Look in Winslow , Arizona . Included, of course, is "a girl, my lord, in a flat bed Ford slowin down to take a look at me."



September 20, 2009

Toshiba's portable hard drives


Toshiba's portable hard drives feature password-protected encryption for added security and enhanced software features.

iPhone Keyboard wow Super

Don't miss this Video

If you miss you Palm Treo because of the physical keyboard or can’t give up your Blackberry because of the keyboard… check out the iTwinge. The iTwinge is a keyboard that snaps on to your iPhone giving you that tactile feedback you desire.

September 18, 2009

The Sachin Tendulakars New House(Shell house at Bandra)Mumbai













































































Roller Babie - video





Panasonic 19 Year LED Lightbulb

The cool part about the Panasonic LED lightbulb is that they claim it will last 19 years.

Can you imagine putting new bulbs in your infant’s room and not having to change them until they’re already in college? What’s even better is that this 60-watt equivalent bulb will only cost around $3 per year (as opposed to around $26 for a standard incandescent bulb) to operate. Even at $40 a pop, these things will definitely pay for themselves in the long-run.