Fanny Pack Sets off More Than Fashion Alarms [Security]

By Roberto Baldwin Oct 11, 2011 7:20 PM 10,965 13

Fanny pack technology has been stagnant for the past few decades. With the new iSafe personal alarm Waist Pack hitting the market soon, the official bag of summer trips to Branson Missouri is back on the fast track.

The iSafe Waist Pack (a fancy word for fanny pack) has a hidden pendant that can be pulled to sound an alarm if you run into trouble. The pack is available for pre-order for $30. Fortunately, the alarm system does not interfere with the pack's storage capabilities. So you'll be wandering amusement parks with your keys, wallet, Capri Suns, and power bars knowing you're ready for anything. [iSafe]

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Apartment in New York City decorated in steampunk fashion

by Mark R - on August 19th, 2011

Jeremy Noritz decided one day that he was sick of a boring apartment, and transformed it with a serious steampunk theme.

Ah, steampunk. Is there nothing better than that never-seen bygone era where everything was a mix of the Industrial Revolution with a Victorian look? For example, the front door is taken from a submarine, and it has a porthole that is quite a surprise for pizza delivery guys.

Anything that looks mechanical or gear-shaped has been used for decor, and zeppelins are also featured prominently. For example, there is a color changing zeppelin that floats on the ceiling, and a bedroom designed to look like an exploded zeppelin.

Also in the bedroom is a Murphy bed that is operated by a deactivated bomb that can life and lower the bed. The floor is sepia colored concrete, inspired by the patina of a Rodin sculpture.

The owner is selling this home for about 1.75 million dollars, and I suppose if you liked Pee-Wee’s Playhouse, this would be the steam-powered version of it. This is not meant to be a slam on this creative apartment, as I would not mind living here. However, this looks like a Trading Spaces episode gone completely wrong, and I don’t want to see the reaction of the people who hate this design.

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