STOWAWAY BATHTUB STORAGE SAVES SPACES

Wow Great design. Here is the good idea of the Stowaway bathtub storage system from GW International, which utilizes the unused space underneath the bathtub and turns it into a useful storage place for your body lotions and shampoos and facial foams and… anything you need. This is what I mean by space consciousness. By saving as much space as possible, and at the same time, making the surrounding simple and neat. Keep all the things that you need in a place where you won’t see, and taking them out easily only when you need to. What’s more, they’re easily accessible. The Stowaway bath panel is a pull-down panel with chrome baskets that allows for organized storage of toiletries and other accessories. When closed, the Stowaway bath panel looks like any other ordinary panel, but when pulled with the handle on the top edge of panel, it reveals the storage racks fitted underneath. The innovative range of bathroom storage panels was launched at KBB Birmingham in March 2010 and will start selling from the 1st of September. Great stuff indeed, if you’re thinking about renovating your house in the coming near future.

via KBB News

INFLIGHT CONNECTIVITY ON SINGAPORE AIRLINES

Singapore Airline will be introduced and be able to stay connected at all times with OnAir's in-flight connectivity system based on Inmarsat’s SwiftBroadband for those traveling in and around Asia on Singapore Airlines. They are expected to provide passengers on medium- and long-haul flights with “access to Wi-Fi internet and mobile telephony services.” This should, in theory, enable patrons to send and receive SMS text messages with their GSM-compatible handsets, send and receive emails on their laptops and smartphones and potentially make and receive voice calls. SIA expects to have the first of its fleet equipped in the first half of 2011, with introductions to happen in progressive fashion on its Airbus A380, Airbus A340-500 and Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.

Singapore Airlines' connectivity partner OnAir has roaming agreements with about 200 mobile network operators globally, including the three main operators in Singapore.

Via Bernama

WHERE DOES BABY COME FROM?

"Where does baby come from?" asked the kids. Could’t answer that question? that's a tricky question for the parents. Couldn’t really tell your kids how you bonk your lover or your best friend’s girlfriend resulted in this cute little creature, right? Let them watch this video, and try to explain that they’re the sole champion of a one thousand kilometre journey challenge.