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123 Inspiration The 9 Best Electric Skateboards You Can Buy – DailyTekk UPDATE: I just published a list of the 5 best electric skateboards you can buy on Amazon — it’s very different from this list and worth taking a look! Longboards are better with a motor. And there are a surprising amount of skateboards that are electric—with seemingly more popping up every year. It’s getting to the point where it takes some serious innovation to stand out in the electric skateboard field; features like regenerative braking and in-wheel motors. And that’s exactly what you’ll find here: the very best of the best electric skateboards. TIP: We publish useful new tech lists every weekday. Boosted Dual+ Perhaps the best-known electric board. The Monolith The Monolith is the world’s first and only skateboard with motors in the wheels (no ugly external motor). The E-GO electronic skateboard comes with an awesome app and has regenerative braking. ZBoard 2 ZBoard 2 is a weight-sensing electric skateboard. Marbel The Marbel... There’s more to this article!

organizes the most prestigious design competitions for a global pool of creative talent Apr 17, 2013 Jan 03, 2013 Oct 29, 2013 Sep 06, 2013 Sep 04, 2013 competition results in collaboration with LEXUS, Japan registrations are closed in collaboration with the GWANGJU INTERNATIONAL DESIGN BIENNALE 2015, KOREA 2166 designers from 88 different countries participated in collaboration with the LEXUS, JAPAN2612 designers from 77 different countries participated in collaboration with Melco Crown Entertainment . 1953 participants from 92 different countries participated in collaboration with Deutsche Bank . 2083 participants from 84 different countries participated

Home - Ozmo HUH. Metroboard Electric Skateboard - Limitless riding for your non-stop life Tutorial: Convert your original design into a Microsoft Word letterhead template At the end of a letterhead design project, it’s pretty common to hear your client say: “I want this as an editable letterhead template in Microsoft Word.” They usually don’t own or know how to use advanced graphics-editing programs like Adobe Illustrator, InDesign or Photoshop, and it simply doesn’t make sense for them to purchase those expensive programs. Microsoft Word is pretty low-tech compared to Illustrator or InDesign; however, that’s what your clients are using and your letterhead design is useless to them if they can’t edit and add content to it, so knowing how to create a Microsoft Word letterhead template is key. Let’s get started. 1. We’ve created this example in Illustrator, but Photoshop and InDesign can be used to create letterhead designs too. Create your design in CMYK color mode, and if you’re using photos or complex graphics make sure that they 300ppi or higher, because Microsoft Word compresses all images that you place into it. 2. 3. 4. 5. Go to File > Save As. 6.

The Worlds First Smart-Necklace EPIXOSN | Indiegogo The first Smart-Necklace and device with polygon display that will change the future of technology. 1. I made a contribution, but now I've changed my mind. How can I get my contribution back? Contributions on IndieGoGo are nonrefundable according to the Indiegogo Terms of Use. EPIXOSN does not refund any contributions made. 2. We aim to start shipping the first smart-necklaces in August 2015. 3. We will keep you regularly updated on the progress of the EPIXOSN by email and through the EPIXOSN Website. 4. No, we will be working with world class logistic companies and we will have all the necessary paperworks: CE, FCC, etc. 5. Clients in the EU will be responsible for any VAT that arises. 6. Yes, EPIXOSN has backlight inbuilt so you can view at night! 7. Following the end of the project (July 30th), backers will be contacted to confirm color choices, men's/women's strap and also selections for accessory buyers. 8. YES! 9. Pay for it and email us to inform us of the change. The EPIXOSN Team

Astro Studios - Blog Last Friday night in the Astro Gallery we hosted the latest installment of the Bike + Design lecture series. With the help of the SF chapter of IDSA and the California College of the Arts (CCA) we set up an exploration into innovation, culture and design of Bay Area bicycle culture. Read More... The evening came to life with talks from today’s top players in the industry, Simon Fischer and Nathan Mack of Giro laid down the history and and future of bike helmets shoes and apparel. Fun was made easy with help from the fine folks at New Belgium Brewing and their tasty beer. The goal of raising money for a scholarship to the CCA bike building program became a reality by adding to the $1000 Giro put up by selling raffle tickets for products generously donated from Giro, Garrett Chow, Mash SF, Coalesse, Strava and Astro. We can’t express how grateful we are to our friends and extended bike and design families that gave selflessly to help a student reach their own bike and design goals. Close...

This Motorized Skateboard Might Kick Segway to the Curb When it comes to visions of the future in transportation, there are two versions we just can’t get out of our heads: the flying cars from The Jetsons and the amazing hoverboard that Marty McFly rode with so much style in Back to the Future Part II. Face it: Our reality is far more mundane. But a new “personal motorized transporter,” unveiled at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in January, just might make us feel like we’re living in the future. Available in red, white and black, the IO Hawk is essentially a two-wheeled, platform-only scooter that runs on electricity and has a range of about 10 to 12 miles on a full charge. Remember when McFly MacGyvered a skateboard from a wheeled wooden crate in the original Back to the Future? Just stand on the footboards, and then let your muscles do the rest. John Soibatian, the IO Hawk’s creator, says that it was designed for people of all ages to improve and increase their personal mobility. If you do want one, you can pre-order it for $1,800.

7 crucial things to know before you start freelancing I would recommend freelancing to anyone – in particular to those who are in their early 20’s. It’s one of the best things you can do to develop a firm set of skills, gain financial independence and get a better idea of what you want to achieve in your life. But the beauty of being your own boss and creating your own schedule comes at a cost. You should know the following before you get started: 1. Don’t expect money showering down from the sky as soon as you jump into this lifestyle. I recommend you give yourself at least three months before expecting to earn any income from your efforts. 2. Few people realize how much work freelancers undertake each and every day. Take vacationsTake time offEat lunchKnow when to stop workingKnow what day of the week it isBe told how much money you are earningBe told how much money you can spend These are all issues freelancers might deal with when they move from being an employee to becoming their own boss. 3. To protect yourself from Mr. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Performance Lab  •  Bringing coaching intelligence to fitness wearables WE-DESIGNS.ORG We Are Hustlers, Designers, Architects, Art Directors, Academics, and Professionals. We are CREATIVES. 0Tweet 0Like 0pinterest Razor scooters is going to make its own hoverboards — Quartz Put your feet up, America. Just released numbers from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics shows US worker productivity declining during the first three months of the year at a 0.6% percent pace, as measured by GDP per hour worked. That’s not as steep as the 1% drop that was the initial estimate reported for the quarter. But still. It was the second straight negative reading, and in keeping with the post-Great Recession weakness that has caused certain economic observers to wring their hands raw. Why? Indications of rising hours worked along with peppy wages are worth celebrating, even if they’re partially to blame for the ongoing weakness in US productivity. Well…that’s only kind of, sorta, true if you define living standards as GDP-per-capita. In other words, it’s not just productivity that determines how well people within an economy live. This is a big reason why US median household income is essentially where it was 25 years ago. As an aside, low productivity isn’t ideal.

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