Lullaby Renditions Of Your Favorite Rock Bands To Help Put Your Baby To Sleep

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Who said rock music had to be loud and noisy?



Rockabye Baby! is a music company that turns your favorite rock hits into soothing lullabies to help you put your baby to sleep.



They have cute lullabies renditions from various bands such as ‘The Rolling Stones’, ‘The Ramones’, ‘Bon Jovi’ and many more!



According to their website, they said, “Guitars and drums are traded for soothing mellotrons, vibraphones and bells, and the volume is turned down from an eleven to a two.”



Now you can share your love for rock music with the ‘littlest rocker in your life’!



Here are some tracks from Rockabye Baby!’s music library:











































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Design Firm Releases Free To Download ‘Unofficial Olympic Supporter’ Posters

London design firm Rizon has created a series of ‘Unofficial Olympic Supporter’ posters for small businesses as a means to avoid the strict marketing guidelines set by London Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games (LOCOG).



According to the LOCOG’s marketing guidelines for the London Olympics, only official partners have the ‘exclusive right to exploit their association with the event’.



In an article found in Dezeen, Rizon’s managing director Dave Collions said the following, “Working in the field of licensing and merchandising, the draconian way LOCOG has enforced the brand rules around small and medium enterprises wanting to show their support of the game has incensed us.”



He also adds, “Total control for sponsors is not the Olympic spirit and certainly not in the spirit of British fair play.”



If you would like to be an ‘unofficial supporter’ of the London Olympics and show your love for the games, you may download the posters here.













[via Dezeen]

The World’s First Motorized LEGO Wheelchair

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UK-based IT developer and LEGO fanatic, Simon Burfield, has claimed to have built the world’s first motorized LEGO wheelchair—capable of carrying a person weighing up to 200 pounds.



According to his website, he said that the wheelchair uses six LEGO Mindstorms NXT’s for moving and one master NXT to control its direction.



It is powered by 14 LEGO mindstorms motors and moves on 12 Rotacaster multi-directional wheels.



He also said that this is only a prototype and he will be updating his site once it has been perfected.



Other than his LEGO wheelchair, Burfield also creates other nifty LEGO robots and mechanics.



Would you like to have a seat on this motorized LEGO wheel chair?



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[via Simon Burfield]

Artist Creates ‘LEGO Star Wars’ Chess Set

It comes as no surprise that we all love LEGO and Star Wars.



Artist Brandon Griffith has combines the two of our favorite things and created the Return of the Jedi LEGO Chess Set—he’s also previously created A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back LEGO Chess Sets.



In his latest work, the chess set features all the characters of the movie.



Chess players can choose their sides—the Imperials or Rebels—and battle out how much of the force is with them.



Griffith created the set as a celebration of the Original Star Wars Trilogy.





















































































































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A Sofa With A Built-In Tunnel For Cats To Play In

Korean product designer, Seungji Munhas designed a sofa that is not only comfortable for humans, but it will also keep your cat happy and entertained for hours.



Called the ‘Cat Tunnel Sofa’, it is a sofa with a long connecting tunnel built into its design.



The tunnel functions as an armrest, back support and a play toy for the cat to explore, take a nap or run around in.



According to Mun’s website, the cat tunnel sofa was designed for both cats and their owners and its structure was designed after “analyzing and observing cats’ habits and behaviors through experts’ opinion and sufficient research”.

























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