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A company in California has crafted a keychain for the lovers (not the fighters). The metal that once served as a weapon of mass destruction now hangs from keychains waiting to get the party started.
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I've always considered music the soundtrack to my life. Now, thanks to this crazy cool app from Smule, my life is the soundtrack to - well, my life. What in the hell am I talking about you ask? Bust out your iPhone, your iPad, your whatever - download the MadPad app and start creating magic! Just follow my lead...
Crack a brew (or sodapop if you rather) - record it. Shut the car door - record it. Spank your girlfriend - record it. Next thing you know you're ready to mix it, lay down lyrics and have Dre, Kanye and Jay Z engage in a bidding war over your first record deal. Thanks MadPad!
Once a freight line built to transport meat, agricultural goods and mail to Manhattan's industrial West Side, The High Line has undergone a complete restoration and is now a destination for locals and tourists alike. Combining meandering concrete pathways for leisurely strolls, lawns for picnicking and benches for pontificating - the city of New York has turned water into wine with the guiding hand of landscape architects James Corner Field Operations, and architects Diller Scofidio + Renfro,
Located in Manhattan's West Side, The High Line runs from Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District to West 34th Street, between 10th & 11th Avenues - totaling 1.45 miles in length.
While the Big Apple might like to take all the credit for this brilliant idea - it really can't. Paris successfully converted a similar rail viaduct into an elevated park called the Promenade Plantée. According to The High Line website, similar projects are in early stages in St. Louis, Philadelphia, Jersey City, Chicago, and Rotterdam.
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