Designed by Emanuele Magini for Campeggi, it’s just a simple chair with net wrapped around the legs.  While dead easy, that little tweak just turned the chair into a proper goal — one that I’m optimistic can make for hours of fun (and broken stuff) with a soccer ball and lots of imagination.

Presented at the Milan Design Week 2012, the Lazy Football Chair is made from metal and dressed in plain white paint.  The distance between the front legs of the chair has been widened to accommodate the encouraged gameplay, with a metal base connecting all of the legs for increased stability (so the chair doesn’t fall off when you hit a goal too hard).  The creator encourages a seated game of 1-on-1, where you each try to kick a ball into the other person’s goal.

Lazy Football Chair Features Built-In Soccer Goal [Cool Things]

The Clear29LT is one of the most flexible boards and soaks up road vibrations like a sponge. Pumping, cruising or shredding, there is no end to how much energy this board produces. Clear as glass, the rider can literally watch the asphalt go by through the Clear29LT deck like a window to the road, when daylight falls and you flip the switch the entire deck glows and can be seen for blocks.

Flexdex 29? Clear Lighted Skateboard with green LED lights [7 Gadgets]

There are a couple of options for working with Dance Heads. For example you may use it like rent a studio for celebration, corporate events, presentations and etc. Our video studios advertise themselves, attract crowds of spectators and bring lots of fun to any event. They can be located  anyplace  that has a minimum  available space of  2.5-3 square meters. Just plug it in and studios will be ready to operate.

The guests that take part in events where is studio Dance Heads will ecstatic, they laughing and having fun forgetting about everything, and after just a few minutes around the studio you can see a big crowd. Guests can record himself, watch the recorded his friends, cheer each other and give thanks for you for providing a good mood.

So the studio can  take part in every event in your area. DANCE HEADS really gives a lot of  positive mood. It’s no wonder the company’s motto – to make people smile:)

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Being lovers of style, comfort and technology, you’ve doubtless already decked your living room out with a multimedia sofa and a recliner with a built-in sound system. Perhaps you’ve even gone to the trouble of hiding your plasma TV behind a nice art print or surrounding it in a home-theater-like frame. If you’re now a tad underwhelmed by that functional, but otherwise rather dull, coffee table, then we may have something to bring a smile to your face. Furniture maker Charles Lushear has supersized the brick-like controller from Nintendo’s iconic 8-bit gaming system launched in the mid-1980s, swapped the cold plastic for the elegance of wood and positioned some mid 20th century legs underneath to make a fully operational Nintendo Controller Coffee Table.

Furniture builder makes fully functional wooden NES controller coffee table [Gizmag]

A startup called SonicNotify embeds inaudibly high-pitched audio signals within music or any other audio track. When a compatible app hears that signal, it triggers any available smartphone function to link you to websites, display text, bring up map locations, display a photo, let you vote on which song a performer plays next and so on.

Lady Gaga could have used its technology on her Monster Ball tour1, and Coachella 2013 and other events are next in line. To interact via SonicNotify, fans can use any SonicNotify-enabled app.

“With Sonic, we can unlock anything that your iPhone or Android can do, as long as the SonicNotify SDK is built into an app that’s running in the background on your phone,” explained SonicNotify. “For example, some of the stuff we’re doing with Gaga is when she is performing, mid-set, everyone in the arena gets a notification which lets them choose which song she plays for her encore.”

Why Lady Gaga Could Deploy a Sound Only Your Smartphone Can Hear [Wired]

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Springwise: Magnificent Revolution’s Cycle-in Cinema taps the kinetic energy of its participants to power the entertainment. Viewers can simply ride to a screening on their favorite cycle, hook it into the on-site generator and start pedaling. While the resulting energy powers the performance, the movie’s soundtrack is broadcast using a wireless transmitter that can be heard by audience members via mobile phone or FM radio. Events are free, with a suggested donation of GBP 5; a variety of drinks and locally sourced snacks are typically for sale.

London-based Magnificent Revolution also offers 100W bicycle generators and other equipment and workshops to help make a variety of similar pedal-powered projects possible. Meanwhile, it’s planning a series of Cycle-in Cinema events in the UK throughout 2011 and 2012. One to get involved in — or emulate in your neck of the eco-minded woods?

In the UK, pop-up cinema runs on pedal power [Springwise]

Suburban Camping is a company that sets up a variety of camping scenarios in your backyard, from canvas tents to cots and trail mix bars to outdoor movies. All campsites are set up by an experienced outfitter with one or multiple tents and sleeping bags, cots, lighting and whatever extras clients might request.

By nurturing genuine connections through the camping experience, Suburban Camping has the ability to enrich lives by bringing back simple but often forgotten pleasures. The sound of zippered canvas closing off the night and the click of the lantern inviting the moon and gathering place for stories to be told and adventures to be had, where only truly enriching memories can be made, at home and in the outdoors.

Idea contributed by Kella MacPhee. Thanks!

Iconoculture: Xtranormal text-to-movie technology is making its way by word of mouth into the hands of anyone who wants to transform their typed rants and raves into something more special. The Xtranormal tagline — “If you can type, you can make a movie” — says it all.

Users choose from 16 animated character sets (like Luchadorz, bulbous Mexican wrestler-types or Starz, with the likes of Oprah, Seinfeld and Larry King), then choose one or two actors per movie. Users can then type whatever text they like and see it instantly transformed into the dialogue of their very own animated short. In Xtranormal’s hands, the boring becomes bearable and the entertaining goes off-the-charts hilarious.

Xtranormal text-to-movie tech puts words into animated mouths [Iconoculture]

It’s the world’s first boutique drive-in movie theater created for the urban generation! The Blue Starlite Mini Urban Drive-In concentrates on indie films, art house, cult, Gen X/Y, childhood favorites, and drive-in classics. It requires less space and is more exclusive, more personal, and more intimate. A new drive-in experience is born right in the heart of Austin.

TrendCentral: While in-theater dining has long been appreciated in the few cities where it exists, the culinary cinema model is set to become more widespread as theaters provide menus replete with gourmet meals, table service, and cocktail-permitting 21+ viewings. Take for example, Brooklyn’s new reRun Theater, which touts a full bar and gourmet snacks prepared down the hall at parent eatery reBar.

Enjoy The Show [TrendCentral]

Engadget: The so-called EVOtainment System is a Wii racing wheel from Nerf that’s been drilled out and augmented to enable a Classic Controller to join the party, backed with a strip of 3M Dual Lock. Up top a universal GPS mount clings desperately on to his HTC EVO, which connects over Bluetooth to the Wiimote.

EVOtainment System brings emulation greatness to the HTC EVO on a Wiimote and a prayer [Engadget]