Lightsaver
Show off your love of both Star Wars and eco-conscious lighting with the LightSaver T-Shirt.
Printed with Plastisol and glow-in-the-dark ink on a super-soft Asphalt American Apparel tee, this simple shirt features a light saber with a curiously fluorescent looking bulb plugged into the end.
Lock Up Your Daughters
Lock up your daughters, it's AC/DC! The legendary hard rock band team up with Converse for this fantastic new pair of chucks which are essential for AC/DC fans.
The AC/DC Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Hi has two versions; one with the image of the AC/DC band members on the black upper All Star. The other version features the image of lead guitarist Angus Young on the All Star red version with the “Lock Up Your Daughter” statement on the midsole.
AC/DC is an hard rock band who is considered to be among the pioneers of hard metal. The band, which has sold over 200 million albums all over the world, however consider their music as rock and roll.
For those about to wear Converse, we salute you!
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Then take your photos to the next dimension with the FujiFilm FinePix REAL 3D System.
This new imaging system consists of the Fine Pix REAL 3D V1 camera, which also takes 3D movies, 2D pics and movies, and features a 3D LCD for real-time 3D framing, the FinePix REAL 3D V1 8-inch 2D/3D display with SD card slot and adjustable stand, and 3D prints made using lenticular sheets. Take that, red and blue glasses.
Being an Apple Fanboy
I’m often asked why I’m such an Apple fan, my answer is always the same. Mac’s simply work for me.
Now I quote Jon Buys:
When you buy a Mac, you join a club. It’s more than simply owning a computer, it’s being part of the entire Apple ecosystem. Each part of each product is tied together to provide a seamless experience that brings together your electronics so you can get on with the business of living your life. Take photos, make movies, write a book, and do it all without worrying about how. This is the real reason for Apple’s customer satisfaction. Apple is a success story, and when you buy a Mac, in a small way, you become part of that story, too.
Rating my music in iTunes
A useful method for rating my music in iTunes with stars has eluded me ever since the feature was introduced.
Here’s the method I’m currently using:
- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ = “I could listen to this song anytime, in any mood”
- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ = “I love it”
- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ = “I like it”
- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ = “It’s okay (but I have to be in the mood)”
- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ = “Not a fan, but I keep it around for some reason”
My goal is to rate every song in my library with this system. Unrated songs will be left unchecked, and won’t play in shuffle mode or get transferred to my iPod.
The Anniversary Playlist
Ever wonder what you were listening to one, two, three, four, five or even ten years ago? Or ever wondered “have I really been listening to this album for that long?”
By setting two simple "Date Added" parameters in a "Smart Playlist"1, you can make a self-updating playlist of all the music you were listening to a given number of years ago.
Chucks in leaves
Purple Converse® in the leaves.
Photo by Allie Wojtaszek
Here's an idea YouTube
You know which country I’m in, because you’re able to determine whether or not a video is available to be viewed where I am.
And since you know where I am, and what is and isn’t available for a location, how about you just don’t show me search results which aren’t available where I’m browsing from, instead of making me click through to every one in turn in order to discover via your helpful little message whether it’s available?
Get Satisfaction, Or Else...
Interesting take on Get Satisfaction from the perspective of a company that already has their own customer support infrastructure.
If a company prefers to provide great support through their own channels, Get Satisfaction displays a notice to customers suggesting that they are:
Converse All Star®
Chuck Taylor® All Star®.
Photo by ۟° Gio