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Saturday, February 21, 2009

THE TRAUM WHITE LEGACY SAFE FOR PEACE OF MIND

Keeping your valuables within reach is a matter of concern, and if you want your million-dollar assets always floating in front of your eyes, then Traum Safe is that name that ensures security as well as elegance at home.
Will you spend $74,745 for a safe for your jewelries? A yes if your jewelries worth hundred times than that. The $74,745 Traum White Legacy Safe will keep your jewelries, red gem, gold, Vertu, Goldvish, cheese cake and any other valuable (of course things that fit in) items well protected.

It was built in Germany, a fully customizable safe elegantly withstands fire and burglary. Finished in a lustrous pure white lacquer and comes with reliable electronic locks and 10 drawers.

• Specialized steel and alloy plates shield the locking mechanism for triple defense
• Electronic lock is reliable and simple to operate
• Finished in a lustrous pure white lacquer
• Gleaming high gloss chrome fittings
• Hand-bleached Swiss Bird's eye maple interior
• Can be added to your existing security system
• 10 drawers that will be fitted beautifully according to your needs
• Keep your jewelry is at home, not in the bank
• Wear and enjoy all your valuables whenever you want





[via Frontgate]

Friday, February 13, 2009

HONDA HYBRID CR-Z TYPE R

What’s got us excited and curious is news that Honda is planning to make a CR-Z Type R. You read that correctly: a Type R hybrid.
The production version of the CR-Z will make its debut at the Tokyo Motor Show this November and go on sale in Japan in December.


A three-door hybrid that Honda billed as a performance vehicle for the environmentally conscious enthusiast. In the meantime, Honda has confirmed that the CR-Z is headed for production and slated to arrive on European and Japanese shores in 2010, with U.S. sales likely to begin sometime in 2011.

Honda refuses to confirm or deny the existence of a Type-R version of the CR-Z, and there's plenty of speculation about what could power the new hot hatch. Honda could take a play from the Accord Hybrid and boost the stock CR-Z's gasoline-electric drivetrain, or, if Turner's mention of a gasoline-only model is to be believed, fit the CR-Z Type-R with a revised version of Honda's K20 inline-four.









Either way, expect the production version of the Honda CR-Z to debut at this year's Tokyo Motor Show and keep your fingers crossed that a Type-R variant gets some space on the stage.


[via GtChannel]

Thursday, February 12, 2009

SPIDER CAKES

I'd suggest you make this cake for your Valentine Day's party. I want to see if your partner run in fear or stare in fascination at this rather hideous spider cake. If you are opening a cake house or going to someone’s party, you can try making some of these spiders cake.






Check out how to make one. I’ll definitely eat them if you make one for me.

Ingredients:
-8 regular Pocky sticks (chocolate covered biscuit sticks)
-8 candy eyes
-Dark melting chocolate (melted)
-1 Hostess Ding Dong

Directions:

Spider Legs
1) Slice off the cookie end of the Pocky so the white cookie will not show.
2) Cut the Pocky in half at an angle.
3) Dip one end of both halves of the Pocky stick in the melted dark chocolate.
4) Secure the Pocky halves together at an angle and let the leg dry on a sheet of parchment paper. * Refrigerate the leg for quicker drying.
5) Repeat 7 times. There should be 8 legs total.

Spider Body
1) Glue eight candy eyes onto one side of the Hostess Ding Dong.
2) Use a knitting needle to pre-poke holes into the Hostess Ding Dong to attach the legs.
3) Attach the legs by poking them into the pre-poked holes.


[via Not Martha]