IKEA

In a logical next step - Google brings us indoor maps of places where you can and do get lost. Earlier this week, a U.K. company named FootPath was being bashed by consumers for gather their shopping habits via captured mobile data at malls - With its upgraded indoor maps - Google can gather the same information with the users knowledge by offer instant Ads (savings coupons and the like) for stores at a given location.

As we embrace all of this new and exciting technology sometime we do not think about the ripple effect. So many things are effected by the increasing usage of different kinds of technology and gadgets.

So many things have effected by the Tablet market, TV viewing, desktop and laptop usage and now the creation of book shelves. That really boggles the mind, however when I think about it is quite logical. If we are using tablets more we have access to so much data by way of this tablet, books included. So it is very logical that the traditional books utilization would be minimized, which would then trickle down to bookshelves.

I love technology but there's something about this that makes me a little sad.

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Swiss artist Ursus Wehrli is releasing a new book on The Art of Clean Up, where he takes everyday scenes of disorder and rearranges them into neat rows, sorted by different attributes such as color, size, shape, and type, etc. Some of the preview images from the book seem borderline OCD, such as the pine branch that has been ordered by the needle size– others are on such a huge scale that it almost seems laughable, as if a giant had come along and re-organized a lawn full of towels and people.

The book is a follow-up to his previous Tidying Up Art books, where Wehrli used to “tidy up” famous artworks, such as Van Gogh’s room or Botticelli’s beach.

What would the manual look like for the car in "Back to the Future" if it were designed by IKEA? A pretty cool idea from the site CollegeHumor.

My fav is the Tardis one.

I've found that many dyslexics think they're stupid, which is rarely the case.

Something like the following can be very encouraging.

Go well

LOVE this! What would it be like to like in an IKEA store?

Such a fun idear. Who wouldn't want to try out the IKEA spaces as their homes?

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