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more about #coffee more comments → Monty: I suspect Karen's first attempts at different tones on her work involved varied coffee drinks - hazelnet non-fat latte, mocha with whipcream, and so f... more » AmphetamineCrown: This is much better than my beer art. #coffeeartbykareneland more » Curves: I just KNEW there would be coffee in heaven. Thank goodness for Juan Valdez. And his mule. #coffeeartbykareneland more » Margatron: My viola teacher when I was a kid does these kinds of paintings. Although, hers are originals, not reproductions. She says for the most part, cheap ... more » Jrsy Devil's Advocate®: Awww.. now you made me want coffee.. #coffeeartbykareneland more » Gordonium: Hahahaha! I like how Adam's rockin' the French press, and serving God. Awesome symbolism. Would've worked as an entirely different symbol if it were r... more » ilovexspin: I thought I was a good artist until Nov 7, 2009 11:15 PM #coffeeartbykareneland more » Sibuna: Hah. Love the integration of coffee into some of those. The last one made me chuckle. #coffeeartbykareneland more » GitEmSteveDave_OverSleptThisMorn: For some reason, part of me weeps at the coffee that wasn't drunk, yet gave it's life for art. #coffeeartbykareneland more » SoaringDisbelief: It's even more amazing considering how fast the artist's hands must have been shaking... #coffeeartbykareneland more » -
#art
Famous Paintings Reproduced In Coffee
Sure this reproduction of Michelangelo's The Creation of Adam is a lil' bit perverted by the inclusion of a coffee cup, but look closer. The entire masterpiece was painted using only coffee More » -
#coffee
Link Mugs: How Many Scalding Hot Beverages Can You String Together?
The first job I ever had was working in a grocery store, and you could often find me in the parking lot trying to see how many carts I could wrangle at once. That's kind of how Link Mugs work. More » -
#espresso
Caffe Inn: The Espresso Machine That's Right at Home On Tony Stark's Chest
Who knew that the real power source driving Iron Man onward and upward into the stratosphere was really just a strong, trendy espresso machine? More » -
#windows7
Microsoft Now Serving Cappuccinos at the Windows Cafe In Paris
If you live in Paris, you can head on over to 47 Boulevard Sebastopol and enjoy coffee and pastry served up by Microsoft. Their Windows 7 Cafe is now open for business. More » -
#coffee
Dolce Gusto Makes Me Swoon, So I'll Drink Its Crappy Coffee Anyway
A French press will make way tastier coffee than Nescafe's new single-serve Dolce Gusto, but even the most beautifully designed press won't look as good. I'll just try to imagine the coffee tastes pretty. [Fubiz via Unpluggd] -
#caffeine
Battery Refill Required
This t-shirt visualizes what we've all known for a long time: He who merges with the caffeine merges with the power. $20. [Glennz Tees via Fashionably Geek] -
#coffee
You Can Tell This Coffee Maker to Do Anything but Make Coffee
Here's a fantastic idea for a product: A coffee maker that responds to voice commands...just not a voice command to "make me some freaking coffee!" More » -
#microsoft
Microsoft Opening Windows Cafe In Paris
How do you get the French excited about Windows 7? Apparently, the sales pitch goes down better with some coffee and pastry. That's why they're building a full-on cafe in the heart of Paris (47 Boulevard Sebastopol). More » -
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#coffee
Chances Are This Is The Only Mug With a Coffee-Stained Underbite
I think it is pretty safe to assume that you will be the only one in the office brushing your mug's teeth after each coffee break. [MollaSpace via 7Gadgets via Likecool] -
#tastetest
Caffeine Snack Test: Who Needs Coffee When You've Got Cookies and Gum?
I'm lightheaded, twitchy and kinda have the runs. This was never going to end well. The mission: Test if caffeine-infused munchies like cookies, mints, chewing-gum, and lollipops pack the same punch as energy drinks and coffee. (Hint: Most do). More » -
#tastetest
Caffeine Dreams: Tasting the Perfect Coffee
I love coffee. Probably more than you do. But I'm not as obsessed as the people who devote their lives to coffee, forever searching for the perfect cup through practices that mingle science and voodoo. I want to be. More » -
#coffee
Intelligentsia Labs Gallery
Oh hello, Clover. As David says, it's a $12,000 machine for delivering water to coffee. Just very precisely. More » -
#gizexplains
Giz Explains: How to Actually Make Coffee
You probably brew coffee, like most people, the most insipid way possible: Using a Mr. Coffee that you fill with pre-ground coffee from the supermarket. There's a million other ways to make coffee, and they're all better. Updated. More » -
#tips
Clean Ethernet Connections with Coffee Filters
We'd never heard this one before. Coffee filters can be used to clean the tips of ethernet cables if you're having troubles with the line. More » -
#caffeine
Nixie Tubes: (Very) Slightly More Adult Pixy Sticks
The methods of caffeine ingestion range from typical (coffee) to X-TREEM (energy drinks) to sort of hardcore (5-Hour Energy), but none have been outwardly juvenile—until now. More » -
#fashion
S. Cafe Shirts Are Made From Coffee Grounds
"One medium cup of coffee can make two T-shirts," according to the general manager of Singtex, makers of S. Cafe shirts. More » -
#tgif
10 Breakfast Gadgets For True Champions
Coffee, bacon, donuts and cigarettes—it's the best part of waking up (if you are lucky enough to wake up that is). The following products will help you enjoy your own breakfast of champions.
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#appstore
Dunkin' Donuts 'Dunkin Run' iPhone App Will Change The Lives Of Office Lackeys
If you are the person responsible for supplying the office with Dunkin' Donuts products, prepare to have your mind blown. Dunkin' Donuts new "Dunkin' Run" iPhone app is going to change your life forever. More » -
#robots
I Want This Now
I want this: A robot monkey that makes me coffee every morning. Then, it will go down to the deli, jumping through the fire escape, pick me up a bagel with pastrami and cream cheese, and climb back up. More » -
#e32009
Gizmodo's Mission Critical E3 Gear
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#coffee
The Tota Caddy Handles Cups Of Coffee Like a Suitcase
Using the Tota Coffee Carrier, office lackeys could easily transport up to 8 cups of coffee (2 units in each hand) without having to worry about spills and second degree burns. More » -
#manvsmachine
The Coffee Machine That Dispensed Hot Death
Last month, Yogesh Singh was getting coffee from a machine in a stall while taking a break from helping his father run a tent shop. He was tired and needed a pick-me-up. More » -
#design
Designer Brewer Uses Precise Science to Make the Perfect Cup of Coffee
I don't really get people who are nuts about coffee, but I will admit that there's a definite appeal to this over-the-top coffee maker by Tom Metcalfe. It's absolutely beautiful. More » -
#cafe
World's First Portable Espresso Machine Now Available for US Caffeine Addicts
According to the manufacturer, the Mypressi Twist is the world's first truly portable espresso machine. According to myself, it's going to be my road to perdition. More » -
#coffee
IMO Coffee Maker Looks Like An Exoskeleton
Designer Alisson Wilson Ströher's IMO coffee maker is intended to be a compact, practical solution to household coffee making—but it looks like he picked up aesthetic cues from the HAL exoskeleton. More » -
#coffee
Coffee Lid Caddy Proves Even Humble Coffee Lids Are Ripe For Innovation
Until today I assumed, wrongly, that plastic coffee lids were not a source of inspiration for anyone. I neglected plastic coffee lid designers like Josh Harris. His Coffee Lid Caddy is actually pretty ingenious. More » -
#coffee
Coffee-Fueled Car Is Surprisingly Practical
Turns out you can make biofuel from just about any oily plant product. Corn may be the standard, but coffee works at least as well, and it makes your car smell like a Starbucks! More » -
#forgetcoasters
Coffee Stains Inspire Nanotech-Infused TV Screens of the Future
Inspiration can strike anywhere—including the coffee table. Just ask java-obsessed Ivan Vakarelski, who discovered tomorrow's TV screens in those annoying rings that currently make my coffee table look like the surface of the moon. More » -
#spacecoffee
Astronaut Invents Zero-G Coffee Cup Because, Out in Space, Nobody Can Hear You Burn Your Tongue
Though I've never tried it, I guess coffee just doesn't taste as good coming out of an aluminum bag. That's the only reason I can think of for inventing this astronaut coffee cup. More » -
#movies
This Watchmen Marketing is Getting a Little Out of Hand
Yes, this is a Watchmen condom. If Alan Moore didn't hate this movie before, he sure does now. Oh, but maybe the Nite Owl Dark Roast coffee will change his mind! More » -
#novelties
Write-On Mug Leaves Revocable Trail of Evidence
There's nothing I despise more than taking a sip of coffee and not having my day's list of appointments written an inch from my nose. More » -
#frames
Coffee Mug Houses Lovely Digital Frame
You know what there's not enough of in the world? Coffee mugs with integrated digital photo frames. (If you answered clean water, peace or medical care, thanks for playing, idiot.) More » -
#coffeeprinter
RITI Printer Uses Old Coffee Grounds as Ink
Fortunately, I don't use my printer nearly as much as I used to—but that doesn't mean I enjoy paying ridiculous prices for ink. Imagine if you could replace that pricey ink with old coffee grounds? More » -
#caffeine
Three Cups of Coffee Makes You Three Times More Likely to Hallucinate
Maybe you aren't at work right now. Maybe you aren't wearing a suit. Maybe that giant polka dot bunny can't hear your thoughts. Maybe you just drank too much coffee. More » -
#coffee
D+Caf Detects If You're Drinking Real Coffee Instead of Decaf
I don't understand drinking decaf coffee. It's like non-alcoholic beer. Both are crappy, neutered versions of the original. But if you've absolutely got to drink decaf, D+caf will make sure it's the real (fake) deal. -
#coffee
Otto Chrome Espresso Maker Is So, So Shiny
I'm not yet in as bad shape as Brownlee over at BBG, drinking instant, but this beautiful chromey Otto espresso maker could convince me to spend a bit more time on my morning cup. -
#coffee
Hourglass Coffee Maker Should Be Renamed 12-Hour Plastic Disappointment
We took one look at the electricity-free Hourglass Coffee Maker and thought it a simplistic, design-forward product. And then we examined the brewing process... -
#coffee
Touchscreen Computer-Controlled Coffee Machine Provides Spit-Free Drinks
This computer-controlled coffee machine created by Reko Maenpaa is the king of tech in coffee technology, creating a cup of joe in under 30 seconds while sporting a 8" touchscreen and the innards of a PC. Outfitted with an Intel 500 MHz Pentium 3 processor, ATX motherboad and a GeForce MX 440 graphics card, the coffee machine screen can be viewed through your TV via Wi-Fi, ordered through your WAP phone or through your web browser for ultimate utility (and by that, I mean laziness). Even better, maybe Maenpaa could rig additional options and create an automated espresso machine. Until then, I suppose only a (lightly steamed to 160 degrees please) soy hazelnut decaf dry cappucino that's spit-free will only exist in my dreams. More » -
#diy
DIY Smart Coaster Lets You Know When Coffee Is 'Just Right'
As a cream and sugar kind of guy—that's a "regular" to we Yanks in Boston—getting a cup of coffee that's consistently at the "right" temperature is a crapshoot at best. If there's not enough cream, I'll scald myself with a fresh cup. Other times there's not enough; I'll get sidetracked, and then go back to my cup for a disgusting gulp of cold nastiness. The cream throws me off. It ruins my calm, and plays havoc with my coffee temperature. I need something that knows when my cafe is a the right temperature. Popsci, thankfully, has delivered this evening with a DIY "Smart Coaster" they've made using an old shoe polish tin. The work week starts tomorrow; this couldn't have come a moment too soon. More »
