The largest selection of hats you will ever find is at The Berkeley Hat Company. Specializing in all types of hats, even if you want to blend in with Polar Bears or a Yeti, they have you covered. Literally.

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Who didn’t have their own Etch-A-Sketch as a kid. Then we grew up and bought iPhones. Now they’re together, in a winning combination. The Etch-A-Sketch case is made of ABS plastic and designed just like the original. A fun gift idea, indeed.

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With art, there is no limit to creativity. I think the talented David Batchelor would agree. Batchelor creates beautifully lighted sculptures from objects found on the streets of London. The purpose of the bright colors is to let viewers see the lights before they see the objects. This effect is spectacular.

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A good friend Devrryn Jenkins is a great artist. He uses a minimalistic approach to convey a deep message. One of my favorites works of his is the WALL piece. He uses a variety of Sharpies for his choice of medium, but the foundation for it all is knowledge and soul.

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The winners of the 2010 Skyscraper Competition, held by eVolo magazine, were architectural designers, Chow Khoon Toong, Ong Tien Yee and Beh Ssi Cze from Malaysia. Imagine a prison where the inmates produce valuable goods for the people below, giving inmates a productive day as well rehabilitation through work. The only way to escape is to have the ability to fly. Brilliant!

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