Cenotés of the Yucatán
Cenotés are deep, fresh water-filled sinkholes that the Mayans thought of as entrances to the underworld. Simply gorgeous to explore.
For a full list of Cenotés to visit while in the Yucatán, click here
Bottled Waters of the World
Bottled Waters of the World is a website that will educate you on everything you need to know about bottle water from around the world. Fine Water: A Connoisseur’s Guide to the World’s Most Distinctive Bottled Waters is a book from 2006 by the website’s author, that talks about water like one would talk about wine.
Gorillaz: Journey to Plastic Beach World Tour
The pre-sale for the Gorillaz show at MSG starts at 10AM (now), click here for details. The password is flute.
Just in case you missed this little 15min short from Damon Albarn and crew, we put it after the jump.
Kate Moss Thursdays
A wet Kate Moss
picture of the day
Henri Cartier Bresson
Hydro Floors
When that dude on the corner says to you, “I got that Hydro”, this is not what he means.
Hydrofloors are ridiculously awesome
Life Underwater in the Galapagos
Beautiful.
Battle of the giants
No, it’s not a teaser for a sci-fi flick. It’s just a cool tee from Threadless. Limited quanities left!
Inspected Gadget: iPad WaterGuard Case
A few months back, before the iPad’s release, I had posted the TrendyDigital WaterGuard waterproof iPad cover as a joke. Now, not only does it feel totally applicable for Wet Water Week, but it also looks to be the type of thing that would work well by the hot tub, poolside, bathside, or even if you use your iPad near the kitchen sink or around little ones with grubby hands. Doesn’t look pretty, but I’ll eat my words since according to reviews it apparently does its job well. I get the feeling you wouldn’t want to submerge it.
August 4, 2010 | by Past Contributors | In inspected gadget, iPad, Technology, Wet Water Week | No Comments
The World’s Biggest 40oz Collection
Vice sat down with the obsessed collector known as Bruz. He’s got 809 40′s currently in his collection.
Ultraviolet sterilise
The James Dyson Award UK(leg) was awarded to Timothy Whitehead(a design and technology graduate from Loughborough University) who invented a bottle that uses ultraviolet light to sterilise drinking water.
August 4, 2010 | by texas reason | In Wet Water Week | No Comments
