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Give Your Phone the Props It Deserves With a Sleek Stand
I'm all about making my own iPhone or cell stand out of random objects, but if you want more of a traditional (read: new) and purposeful item, check out the sleek Philippi Mobile Phone Panel ($26).
This handy chrome desk accessory props up your cell so you can watch TV shows, make for easy viewing of your Twilight clock, or keep an obsessive eye out for any signs of a ring. It also works as a stand for your iPod or MP3 player so you can rock your tunes upright to quickly and easily check the titles of songs, or flip through your playlists.
How to Make A Cell Phone Stand from a Business Card
If you're like me you spend half the day picking up your cell phone to see if it's vibrating or if you're just losing your mind. That obsession can be easily fixed by creating a cell phone stand, which will allow you to screen your calls, or watch videos on your device (iPhone, iPod, PMP, other) without having to hold it up at a comfortable angle.
Instructables has put together a simple guide to creating a stand for your iPod or cell phone out of a business card.
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One Night Stand Kit — Hilarious or Horrifying?
When I first saw the pink beaded strands in this One Night Stand Kit ($19), I thought they were hair rubber bands, which actually could come in handy during an unexpected hookup. But no, they are "love beads," packaged alongside a tiny vibrator, a vibrator ring, Please Gel samples, and two condoms — everything you'd need for a one-night stand. (This is basically the Walk of Shame Kit but without the cancer awareness bracelet!) Assuming you don't live in Alabama, would you buy something like this?
The Dave Scale: Cheap, Not So Cheap, Exorbitant
What recession? Remember last week, when I pinpointed Target's pricier version of my beloved Dave laptop stand from Ikea?
Yeah.
DIY: Grass Skirt TV Stand
I first saw Hawaiian grass skirts used to conceal clutter in one of my favorite decorating books, Pad. A few years ago, frustrated with the lack of stylish TV stands available, I decided to create my own grass-skirted version with a shelf I bought at Ikea. (Please forgive the poor quality of the photo; I've since upgraded to a new stand and couldn't take another one.)
By attaching the grass skirt to swiveling curtain rods that open and close like cabinets, you have a fun and funky way to conceal your DVD player and DVDs underneath.
Geek Lust! Karim Rashid's Prism 50 Media Stand
Remember all that noise I talked about desperately wanting to mount my flat screen to my wall? Well, I might have to take that back — IF I can have the Prism 50 Media Stand, yet another fabulous and inspirational piece from my design guru, Karim Rashid.
The Prism 50 comes in black and white or all black, and it's just modern simplicity at its sexiest.
12 Days of Holiday Giveaways, Day 7: KitchenAid Professional Stand Mixer and Attachments From Williams-Sonoma!
It's holiday season, and we're getting in the spirit with 12 days of amazing giveaways! In case you missed them, Bella's giving away three TRIA hair removal systems, Fit's giving away five ultimate yoga packages from Saka, Buzz is hooking you up with Sherlock Holmes tickets and a limited edition Xbox 360, Lil's wrapping up $500 from little maven, Pet's gifting an adorable new doggie wardrobe from our friends at Ralph Lauren, and much, much more!
Not one to be left out of the fun, it's my turn to play SantClaus.
Gift Guide: Jewelry Stands For Your Girlfriends
Some of my girlfriends are pearl girls, while others favor pairs of bold '80s earrings. Some wear a few wide cuffs at a time, and for others, a delicate tennis bracelet will do. But regardless of what they wear, every girl has a bit of jewelry.
Strike a Yoga Pose: Bound Extended Side Angle
Although yoga poses vary between different types of yoga, Extended Side Angle is a basic standing posture you'll see in most any class you take. This pose strengthens your legs, and makes you feel bold, yet relaxed. We've already tried the variation of this pose known as Twisting Extended Side Angle, so here's another variation you can try.
Colorful, Lightweight Laptop Stand Travels Anywhere
I'd like to say that I do most of my work sitting upright at my desk, but in reality, that's not always the case. You're more likely to find me curled up on the couch working on my computer, or propped up watching a movie in bed. I've also created makeshift work spaces in airports while waiting for flights, my kitchen floor, and even on the city bus.
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