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It’s hard to resist Dima Loginoff’s designs; they’re so conceptually rich, drawing in so many aspects of history, art, and social commentary.  Perhaps none of Loginoff’s creations to date are as evocative as his concept chair, Dounyasha .

Without having to jump through the usual hoops required by the US Food and Drug Administration for approval, the medical device company, Medtronic, gained approval of its Melody transcatheter pulmonary valve through a “Humanitarian Device Exemption.”  This device could save those with pulmonary valve failure many open heart surgeries… and Medtronic has other heart valve devices lined up.

ComScore, Inc, a leader in measuring the digital world, just released a study on growth in the global search market for 2009 and showed that searches have grown 46% globally.

Celebrate Imperial Japan’s famous and feared wartime fighter plane, the Mitsubishi A6M ‘Zero’, with this dangerously cute kewpie doll Zero fighter charm.

If the Crying Girl DVD isn’t your average chick flick, it’s because the intended audience doesn’t consist of chicks.

If you can’t get that crazy song out of your head since 62-yr old ‘General’ Larry Platt first sang it on American mocking the contemporary street fashion of wearing your pants at half-(m)ass – you are not alone!

Yamaha’s five new and improved PAS series electric motor-assisted bicycles are aimed at women, students and urban non-drivers.

Soon you will be able to find a “mother’s milk” cocktail called Souvenaid® on your drug store or supermarket shelves. And why would you drink it? To improve your memory, of course!

Some call it the Great Land Rush of 2010. Others don’t quite understand what all the fuss is about.

How does a brand from the pre-digital age that filed for bankruptcy in 2001 survive in the 21st century of social media and advanced gadget wizardry? They hire a pop icon who has created more buzz than when Madonna first uttered “Material Girl.” Lady Gaga, the 23-year old wacky fashionista might be considered this millennium’s Mae West on steroids but it looks like she’s landed a legit day-time job, just in case her ‘performance art’ persona falls out of favor.