QLOCKTWO W - THE WATCH THAT SPELLS OUT TIME
How sick is this?! German design agency Biegert & Funk is set to release its QLOCKTWO W wristwatch that fancies things up by telling the time in words. The watch is made of a grid of letters that light up on the press of a side button, displaying the time in five-minute intervals (i.e. “It is five past two”).
There’s no price yet for the US, but the wall clock starts at $1,100, and the watch is set at around 550 euros or $700 US. English and German versions are set to come out in fall of 2012, and Biegert & Funk has set up a page for updates and inquiries on its site.
No uso reloj, pero si lo hiciera sería este.
Porsche All Day (Taken with instagram)
Uno de mis AUTOS favoritos de todos los tiempos. Me refiero a la marca, año y modelo. En 5 años compro el mío.
Probably because I act like a 10 year old….and this is my birth year.
(Source: insomniaticthoughts)
Liu, was a 19 years-old boy, fell in love with a 29 year-old widowed mother named Xu. At the time, it was unacceptable and immoral for a young man to love an older woman. They escaped to avoid the community.
Starting the second year of living in the mountain, Liu began, and continue for over 50 years, to hand carve the steps so that his wife could get down the mountain easily.
