Bamboo is the fastest-growing plant, it’s woody perennial evergreen that can thrive without the use of pesticides and grow quickly in different climates. In many countries Bamboo plant has high cultural significance and it’s used extensively in gardens and as a building material. Bamboo can play an important role in plant conservation worldwide along with many other natural resources.
Washington-based, biotech lab, Boo-Shoot Gardens has produced a major achievement in tissue-culture science that enables rapid propagation of bamboo plants. Jackie Heinricher the Owner of Boo-shoot launched Boo-Shoot in 1998. Now Jackie Heinricher with their senior scientist Randy Burr, will supply wholesalers with over two million plants annually.
Boo-Shoot’s technology will help to meet the growing demand of bamboo in wood products, soil stabilization, reforestation paper pulp, textiles, flooring, and all sorts of household items. Since bamboo sequesters carbon 4x as efficiently as hardwood trees, growing bamboo will be good for the planet and for the air we breathe.
Via Boo Shoot Garden
Archive for March, 2009
Samsung’s i7410 projector phone is set to hit stores soon, the Korean version of the device will be also known as Samsung Show. It offering users a built-in DLP Pico Projector which project an image over area size ranging from 5 to 50 inches with a resolution of 480×320 pixels. A built-in speaker and video jack allow even greater versatility plus it include a 5.0 mexapixel camera, WQVGA touch-sensitive display and a TouchWiz UI along with other standard features of a mobile phone. The price has not yet been announced.
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Jukari - Fit to Fly -Flyset is an innovative gym post-workout for women brought by Reebok and Cirque Du Soleil. Jukari follows concept of exercise far more bearable that mix cardio, Swinging, strengthening exercises and acrobats. The hour long class is called FlySet which gives the sensation of flying and make your workout more fun!
The class is soon set to launch in 14 cities around the world including Hong Kong, Los Angeles, Munich, Mexico City, Madrid, Montreal, London and New York, so keep an eye out.
Via ibtimes.com
For the past few years Bluetooth headsets have become more popular. Designer like Ilshat Garipov taken lot of effort in transforming them as a fashion accessory, possibly targeting the Female Call Center Executives those handling inbound/outbound calls. The inspiration to give the device a shape like water droplet placing a single button for receiving and ending calls. These Wireless Headsets looks trendy and could grab a huge feminine market share.
Designer: Ilshat Garipov
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