Jakob Wästberg's shampoodle blog
This is my personal link list and blog where I try things out and save links to thinks I don't know where else to put. It usually centers around mobile technology, new media, advertising and sometimes fashion, baby wear and just about anything.Saturday, August 20, 2005
shampoodle buffy
Friday, August 19, 2005
Blow Monkey Nail Dryer
Blow Monkey Nail Dryer,: "Blow Monkey Nail Dryer"
Saturday, August 06, 2005
Materials Monthly
Friday, August 05, 2005
KIP made by Dalits
The caste system still exists in India, Dalits is another name for untouchables. Every thirty minutes a Dalit is agressed and every day 3 women are raped and 2 are killed. There's 160 millions Dalits in India.
KIP - Knowledge is Power is an association that supports the Dalits. They fight discrimination with clothing made by the Dalits.
KIP wants to offer a decent work to Dalit women with decent wages but also to inform the rest of the world about the tragic situation of the Dalit cast.
A sweat-shirt is around €50, t-shirt €30. Find them at Colette in Paris or online and others
Via Technikart. Picture from Diane.
Via we-make-money-not-art
KIP - Knowledge is Power is an association that supports the Dalits. They fight discrimination with clothing made by the Dalits.
KIP wants to offer a decent work to Dalit women with decent wages but also to inform the rest of the world about the tragic situation of the Dalit cast.
A sweat-shirt is around €50, t-shirt €30. Find them at Colette in Paris or online and others
Via Technikart. Picture from Diane.
Via we-make-money-not-art
Purikura - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Purikura - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Purikura (プリクラ) refers to a type of photobooth in Japan. The word itself is a shortened form of Print Club in Japanese pronunciation, an example of wasei-eigo (English that is "made in Japan"). Jointly developed by Atlas and Sega, the first purikura was sold in July of 1995, and プリント倶楽部 (purinto kurabu, or "print club") is a registered trademark.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Purikura (プリクラ) refers to a type of photobooth in Japan. The word itself is a shortened form of Print Club in Japanese pronunciation, an example of wasei-eigo (English that is "made in Japan"). Jointly developed by Atlas and Sega, the first purikura was sold in July of 1995, and プリント倶楽部 (purinto kurabu, or "print club") is a registered trademark.
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