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Japan Boulders, Snowballs, cigarettes and more…

car design legend Gordon Murray officially unveiled his latest project today, the fuel-efficient T.25 city car. Like the McLaren F1 before it, a few of Murray’s signature details have trickled down into the T.25, one of those being the centered driver position that places the driver seat in the middle with two seats at the back. As for power, the car will put out a total of 51 horsepower which will get the car moving to a 0-62 time of 16.2 seconds and reach a mileage of nearly 62 mpg. Link

There are so many things you can do with cannabis besides smoking it away in a big ol’ blunt. and Stoners’ Delight ($10) is here to tell you about some of them. Weighing in at less than a 100 pages — give the authors a break, they were probably busy, umm, “testing” the recipes — this pot-centric cookbook offers instructions on how to make everything from the tried-and-true brownie to teas, drinks, and other non-flammable forms of enjoyment.

We’ve all faced it: the dilemma of dousing your favorite cereal in milk, only to battle against the inevitability of sogginess. The Obol ($20) is here to help. Offering trademarked features like the “Swoop n Scoop,” this partitioned breakfast tool keeps your cereal happily separated from your white, questionably healthy animal fluid, letting you crunch away at your own pace.

10 Most Beautiful Castles and Palaces in the World

In today’s modern art and mega structures, its wonderful to see history’s most beautiful buildings made by our ancestors. It is always refreshing to see the peaceful environments around these castles. One can see these wonderful architectures and also consider the fact, how difficult it would have been to build these mega structures with having no technological assistance.

1. Löwenburg Castle

Country: Germany
Built: 15th century

The Löwenburg Castle was ordered to be built by the Landgrave Wilhelm IX from Hessen Kassel. It was carefully designed by his royal court building inspector Heinrich Christoph Jussow.

2. Palacio da Pena Palace

Country: Portugal
Location: Sintra
Built: 15ht century, 18th century(reconstructed)

The Pena National Palace in Portugal is built on the top of a hill above the town of Sintra. It was first built in the 15th century as a palace. Later, it was reconstructed and donated to the church as a monastery.

3. Mont Saint Michel Castle

Country: France
Location: Normandy & Brittany

The island of Mont Saint Michel is located in the Gulf of Saint-Malo in France’s northwestern region. Along with the castle are built many monastic buildings that have been around since the 13th century. Today, the Castle attracts over four million visitors a year.

4. The Potala Palace

Country: China
Location: Situated on the Red Hill of central Lhasa.
Built: 6th Century

Potala Palace is the highest ancient palace in the world, reaching 12,359.55ft at the topmost point. Its construction required the labors of more than 7000 workers and 1500 artists and craftsman.

5. Predjamski Castle

Country: Slovenia
Location: Approximately 11 kilometres from the city of Postojna.
Built: 12th Century

Every castle in the world is unique in some way. Predjamski Castle is probably the only one in the world who is integrated in a cave.

6. Matsumoto Castle

Country: Japan
Location: Tokyo
Built: 15th Century

Matsumoto Castle is Japan’s most fascinating castle. It is locally known as Matsumotojo and is one of the most complete and beautiful among Japan’s original castles.

7. Neuschwanstein Castle

Country: Germany
Location: Bavaria
Built: 19th Century

Neuschwanstein Castle seems as a classic Fairytale’s Castle. It is the most famous of three royal palaces built for Louis II of Bavaria, sometimes referred to as Mad King Ludwig, the Neuschwanstein.

8. Hunyad Castle

Country: Romania
Location: Hunedoara
Built: 13th Century

Hunyad Castle is the place were Dracula was held prisoner. It is now located in Hunedoara, Romania. It is believed to be the place where Vlad III of Wallachia(commonly known as Dracula) was held prisoner for 7 years after he was deposed in 1462.

9. Prague Castle

Country: Czech Republic
Location: Prague
Built: 9th Century

Prague Castle is the world’s Largest Ancient Castle. It is about 570 meters in length and an average of 130 meters wide. The Czech Crown Jewels are kept here.

10. Malbork Castle

Country: Poland
Built: 12th Century

Malbork Castle is the world’s Largest Brick Gothic Castle. Malbork Castle is a classic example of a medieval fortress.

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News anchor licks iPad.

It’s one things to be stupid and it’s something else to be naive.  However, Fox News and its anchors tend to exude both of those qualities and what we have here is a clip to prove it.

Raoul Martinez, a San Diego Fox news anchor tricked his co-host, Shally Zomorodi, into licking her iPad by stating that Shock Top, a popular beer company, had produced technology that works with the iPad and iPhone to illicit taste and smell from their application.

Now most of you would cry poppycock at the first sign of something like this, but just like the running on water video we saw last year, if you want to believe it exists, it will.  Sadly, Shally ended up licking the iPad and walked off set, all be it with humility. But something tells us should we have been none the wiser if it weren’t for the app displaying a message of “happy April Fool’s day”.

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Moleskine is expanding beyond its popular notebook line to create three new collections: Writing, Travelling, and Reading. the new bag and accessory lines were designed by Giulio Iacchetti who reinterpreted the functional minimalism of a Moleskine notebook into a line that features bags, pens and pencils, reading glasses, accessory cases, and booklights that can be recharged via USB. Link

If Tim “the Tool Man” Taylor was moonlighting as a sommelier, there’s no doubt he would have come up with something like the Bosch IXO Vino (£40; roughly $65). Combining a cordless screwdriver with a corkscrew adapter, the IXO Vino can open bottles of wine as easily as it puts together IKEA furniture, and has an integrated LED light so you don’t miss the bottle when operating in darkened cellars. [Thanks Uncrate]

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