This is very simple, but also rather clever. Using a camera and a screen you can see the road through the lorry ahead. It’s designed by Art Lebedev of sexy Optimus Maximus Keyboard fame Russia, and trust me I’ve experienced Russian driving and they need all the safety devices they can get.
The best bit is the tank — but why didn’t they choose a Russian one?
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Once again Guernsey is at the forefront of technology.
Aurigny have inspired other companies to come up with similar ideas.
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Branson in space! I had a look at the Virgin Galactic website the other day and was pretty blown away by what the future holds. If you thought Virgin Cola was the best thing Branson gave the world, think again. I Hope the price goes down because I want to visit that new spaceport. Read more
There is a reason it’s Intel Inside, not Intel Outside because when we let them free they do things like this.
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Here are some retro posters, created in a 60s/70s style, by Simon Page for the International Year of Astronomy.
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I have recently become the proud owner of a build-your-own orangutan. I am now of the opinion that my world could have be been built and put together out of individual crafted shapes. I’ve since been unable to avoid, as is often the case, the 3D puzzle like designs, which include furniture design, building structures, toys etc. The flat-pack designs aren’t limited to small scale items. In its most extreme form prefab architecture, such as the Huf house, have proven very popular. These are some of the examples demonstrating the possibilities of flat-pack design.
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We have just finished the latest issue of Grammalogue. It has been a year already since our last edition, which also means Christmas is approaching. Read more
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Paul Smith, an active member of Guernsey Photographic Club, has been awarded the Bridel Shield for best Colour Print Open Subject at the club’s annual championships. His winning image, Dawn on the Loch, was taken during Paul’s bike ride from Lands End to John O’Groats. The photo was also awarded the Guernsey Photographic Club Trophy for Best Overall Colour Print.
Dawn on the Loch © Paul Smith
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If you haven’t seen any Marc Johns illustrations, you have missed out. Fortunately, I have amassed a small selection for you to look at. I hope you enjoy them as he is a very nice person. Read more
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