Category Archives: green

Non-stick nanotech for everyone!

February 24, 2013

Ultra-Ever Dry. LiquiGlide. Two non-stick coatings use nanotechnology to make short work of common frustrations. The names say it all, but to really believe it, you need to watch the demo videos. The mercury-like look of water beading up and… Continue reading →

Category design, food, food for thought, green, productivity, science, tools Tags anti-corrosion, anti-icing, bottles, chemical-resistant, dry, food waste, food-safe, ketchup, LiquiGlide, mayonnaise, MIT, mud, nanotech, nanotechnology, oil-proof, repellent, Ultra Ever Dry, waste, waste disposal, waterproof

The quick list: playing catch-up

February 6, 2013

Long stretch since the last post… For expediency’s sake, a quick list of articles worth reading (most recent on the top). SCIENCE >> National Geographic: The Bite that Heals. Scientists are unlocking the medical potential of venom / Jennifer S.… Continue reading →

Category architecture, art, cat, design, food for thought, green, life, presentation tips, science, tools, Uncategorized, work Tags adam green, alberto mugrabi, andy warhol, animal sounds, apollo robbins, bird calls, cartoonist, cats, chimamanda adichie, china, cornell, damien hirst, doodling, evolution, forks, frost flowers, genetics, german cat bomb, grandmothers, healing, homeopathy, kusama yayoi, larry gagosian, leo castelli, lynda j. barry, medical potential, neuroscience, ocean, overbite, peter zumthor, pickpocket, pots, recordings, rooftop farms, snakes, storytelling, street art, TED, toothless, venom, wildlife

The elegant way to separate eggs

August 29, 2012

Surprisingly clean and simple. Fast too. Watch the video, then compare with this other tutorial…

Category food, green, tools Tags egg white, eggs, food, PET bottle, recycling, separating yolks, tools, unexpected, yolk

Category Archives: green

Non-stick nanotech for everyone!

The quick list: playing catch-up

The elegant way to separate eggs

blog