For $1,250, they’ll cram one pound of incinerated leftovers of your dead loved one into a nice load of ammo, which you can later use to shoot off using your favorite over/under double barrel shotgun or rifle! One pound of human ash plus your bereaved cash will yield 250 shotgun shells, 100 rifle cartridges, or 250 pistol cartridges. And if that isn’t enough, you could also order especially handcrafted and labeled decorative boxes, which can be used as storage for the bullets and cartridges.

Now, you can continue to protect your home and family even after you are gone.

Feel free to load up my ashes into some kind of atomic bomb, then drop it on my neighbours house….BEWM!

[Cheers neatorama.com]

A team of 12 woodworkers took 6 weeks to hammer each skewer into the carved wooden structure.

I can’t think of a better place to hide my beer from mooching friends, except I would sharpen every single one of those skewers…damn they are going to poke their eye out trying to figure this out.

[Cheers beautifullife.info]

This is the premise behind the UN01, a simple 2.5mm protective plastic slide case with a neck strap that promotes using the device in landscape mode…all while sitting comfortable in front of your chest just like real photographers carry them.

The case is a two piece assemble that slides over the phone and is fastened securely by a center locking ring, which prevents the case from popping off the phone during impact.

Hoping to reach $23,000 via Kickstarter, UN Designs plans of producing the cases in both white and black.

I’m loving the way the case looks, however are we trying to solve a problem that doesn’t exist?

The SonarLocID keyboard from KSI, is a computer peripheral that protects a user’s sensitive data on a shared computer at times when they forget to log off from it.

The keyboard is equipped with an integrated sonar that monitors the presence of the user at the computer and as soon as it detects them stepping away from the workstation, it immediately locks it, thus preventing any of the data to be viewable to others. SonarLocID also features a badge ID reader and a fingerprint reader to add an extra layer of security and connects to the computer via USB.

[Cheers gizmag.com]

Designed by SplashingKoi, from my hometown of Vancouver, Canada, the hoodie case fits almost any gadgets similar in size to the iPhone, including the iPhone 4, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, Blackberry, Sony Ericsson, iPod touch, iPod, mp3 player and even a camera.

Each case measures 3.25 inches by 4.75 inches and is made out of a soft unknown fabric that is claimed to protect your device from scratches. They’re available in a bunch of different patterns and will set you back $16.99.

And if your device outgrows the hoodie, you can always poke a few holes in it and use it as a jacket for your hamster.

[Cheers technabob.com]

The knitted Kevlar drawers are already available to British troops and the European public for about $95.00 (£60). Due to the fact those more powerful roadside bombs are causing a rise in the number of groin injuries, the Blast Boxers are coming to America.

The injuries include blinding and blast injuries to the groin, which can result in a ruptured colon or loss of genitalia. These injuries are “life-changing” and are extremely difficult to live with psychologically. For some, disfigurement of sexual organs is equivalent to the loss of all manly qualities.

Following trials and ballistic tests, BCB International has designed these Blast Boxers using a special comfortable Aramid fabric, positioned around crucial zones of the groin. Light open structure mesh is used on the rest of the garment to help offset the weight and thermal load of the ballistic material and best of all they include an anti-ordor material for those humid sweaty days.

“We are creating a product here for the U.S. military; everything will be made and manufactured in the United States.  We’re hoping to have them available by the middle of March, “says BCB’s Edward Schmitt.

[Cheers foxnews.com]

The group behind the world’s second most popular browser is developing a “Do Not Track” tool that relies on the Do Not Track HTTP header, to help salvage a bit of Web surfers’ privacy, letting users block advertisers from collecting information about them.

Not to be left out, Google’s Chrome “Keep My Opt-Outs” add-on leverages the self-regulation efforts by the online advertising industry to let users permanently opt out of ad tracking from the companies that participate in various programs, including the Network Advertising Initiative, said Google in a blog post Monday morning.

Firefox has had Adblock Plus for a while, as has Chrome with Incognito, but they both compromised the revenue that fuels the Web content that we all consume on  a daily basis, and although you could block out the adds, advertisers are still able to collect information from you.

The next version of Internet Explorer browser (IE9) will include a similar feature, Microsoft has said, though people will have to create or find their own lists of sites they want to block.

As beautiful and elegant as this concept would look on any kitchen counter, the Knife Locker works of the premise that by simply turning the knife 270 degrees counter clockwise the blue Tron LED lights turn on, which kicks starts a UV sterilization process. But more importantly ‘locks’ the knife in place.

This is not so much a failsafe way to lock a knife, as I know a few babies with the ingenuity to simply turn the knife the other way, thereby ‘unlocking’ the dagger.

Perhaps adding a simple push button on the back would prevent this from being so simple to work around…while you’re at it, why not make it a knife sharpener as well?

[Cheers yankodesign.com]

The Smartskin not only a protective skin to protect your iPad, but it also doubles as charger with 6000 mAh rechargeable battery, which keeps your iPad humming for up to 500 hours of stand-by time. Think of it as a protective power suit for your new best friend.

It also comes included with a neoprene sleeve for additional protection.

Just in time for Christmas, the Veho Pebble Smartskin is available at Firebox UK for £49.99  ($78 USD) or in the U.S. at J$R for $79.95.

Product Features:

• 6000mAh battery – doubles your iPad battery life!
• Soft touch protective skin
• Includes a neoprene carry sleeve
• Battery indicator light to show battery capacity

Dimensions:

• Measures approximately 26cm(H) x 19.4cm(W) x 2.2cm(D)

[Veho-uk.com]

Made in the good ol’ U.S.A. The team at ModulR set out to make an iPad case that not only protects the device; it can incorporate different facets of everyday iPad use.

The form-fitting, rubber and plastic case ($49.00) is the backbone of the product, to which you can add and remove different accessories by way of connection points.  The case also comes with a cover which offers extra protection for you screen and can easily be snapped on or off.

So what else can you do ModulR?  Some of the accessories available now are the Slim Mount ($29.00), which is essentially a mount that attaches to the back of the case; from there you can dock your pad on the wall or any magnetic surface (fridge) as it comes with an incredibly strong magnet.

Other available add-ons include the Quick Stand ($19.00), which allows you to display your pad on a table and the Shoulder Strap ($14.99) and Hand Strap ($14.99) which are both self explanatory.

Next in the works for ModulR is the Head Strap which allows for easy attachment to the back of the head rest in your car for those long trips. Also in the works is the Universal Swing Arm, similar to the Slim Mount except it offers a more versatile, adjustable viewing angle.

The best part about ModulR is that you don’t have to buy everything at once, start off with the case and cover then add on whenever you like.

ModulR is currently available with FREE domestic shipping at www.modulRcase.com