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[DVICE Atom Feed] 12 amazing egg-shaped gadgets for Easter | DVICE: This shiny yolk-yellow orb has room for two, so you can both look stylin' tooling in the Easter parade. Designer Luigi Colani has said that cars should be "simpler, streamlined, lightly built, and should go from A to B with a smile…" We're smiling, Luigi.

[Bitstream] Bitstream: Lego Gadgets: Not Just for Kids: So, we have to wonder, who is the target market for the new line of gadgets from toy-maker Lego. Lego has joined up with Digital Blue to produce a line of products supposedly aimed for children, ages 7 through 11.

[DVICE Atom Feed] GlideCycle: fun bike for the disabled | DVICE: GlideCycle: fun bike for the disabled, by Leslie Shapiro, for DVICE, Part of the SCI FI Online Network. By Latest Technology Gadgets at 9:20 AM ON 03/25/09.

[Bitstream] Bitstream: Hey, Can You Help Me?: Now, I love my father immensely, (and Dad, if you're reading this, please understand that I'm just using you to make a point!) but it seems like the only time he calls me is when he wants my opinion on an iPod dock or the latest pair of audiophile headphones.

[PowellsBooks.BLOG] Powell's Books - PowellsBooks.BLOG - Win the 20-Volume Oxford ...: "marginicidal," defined by the OED as "Designating dehiscence in which the septa break away from the united margins of the carpels." I love this word in particular, for nearly every word in its definition is as opaque in meaning as 'marginicidal' itself, and the definitions of these words refer back to the same set of untranslateable citations, creating a closed garden world from which the petals of meaning can be plucked from none of the flowers. Besides, the meaning of 'marginicidal' should be clear enough from its form: The butter did it!

[Publishers Lunch Deluxe] Publishers Lunch Deluxe: Lunch Weekly for Monday, February 25: Lisa Renee Jones's KNIGHTS OF WHITE, in which the Knights of White again triumph over adversity and find love, to Ann Leslie Tuttle at Harlequin Nocturne, in a nice deal, by Natasha Kern at Natasha Kern Literary Agency (World). Two more titles in Australian publisher Hardie Grant Egmont's ZAC POWER series, about an ordinary boy on extraordinary adventures with plenty of gadgets and spy equipment, to Diane Kerner at Scholastic Canada, in a nice deal, by Sally Harding .

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