Fine Living

Over the last couple of years, we’ve written quite a few times about products from Dyson and for good reason.  Simply put, Dyson makes some of the most eye-pleasing minimalist products that are not only good at doing what they’re supposed to do but they can also be considered as an added design element to a room, particularly their Air Multiplier fans.

Last year we had a chance to review the small 10” table-top Dyson Air Multiplier AM01 fan and yesterday I got a chance to play with the larger oblong Air Multiplier AM02 fan.  Since yesterday was the second day of summer and the temperature was quite high, it was a perfect day to review the AM02 fan.

The days are getting cooler and shorter as the winter months approach us. Besides Thanksgiving, that whole end of the world thing on December 21^st, and Christmas (if we survive), there really is nothing interesting happening over the next few months. As we drive to work with our negative thoughts about the winter months, we should also be paying closer attention to the roads since there are crazy bicyclists that are heading to work and not afraid to freeze their asses off.

Riding a bicycle along the road in dark conditions is a pretty dangerous thing, even if there are street lights. Majority of the streets don’t have designated bike lanes and sharing lanes can be risky business. But thanks to the

There is something special about the warmth provided by a fireplace that a heater can never come close to; sure, a heater can warm a room but a fireplace is about so much more than just heating a room.  Unfortunately, not everyone has a fireplace in their houses/apartments or if they do, the fireplace is in just one room and putting a new one is quite costly.  Fortunately, there are products like the Holly & Martin Hudson Portable Indoor/Outdoor Gel Fireplace that should satisfy the caveman in you.

There are very few problems with summer, but one that comes up every year is the sudden tendency for the internet to swell with recipes for low-calorie cocktails and commercials for beer so light you could inflate a balloon with it. It’s all given a manly spin with bacon laden extreme sport references, but let’s face it- no guy really wants to drink any of that crap. Instead of worrying about keeping with the trends and trying the newest raspberry ale or negative 74 calorie beer substitute, why not stick with what you love and switch up your glasses instead? Periodic TableWare looks classy and is full of SCIENCE.