A COSIMO is handmade in its entirety, no two are the same. It is hand-carved on both sides with a Celtic love-knot to symbolize the permanence and continuance of Love. The COSIMO is carved out of mango wood, it is put in flames to get the burnish effect, and then hand engraved on both sides with the Celtic love knot symbol.

The Celtic Love Knot, represents two bonded lovers, with its two intertwining overhand knots. Exchange of love knots between lovers dates to the 3rd century AD and used to be the mark of admitting one’s feelings. This valentine symbol has no beginning and no ending, resembling the permanence and continuance of Love.

When you remove the top of the box, you will see a scroll of aged-looking, handmade paper with a carved wooden handle at each end. The paper scroll is handmade and manufactured using natural, eco-friendly, raw materials.

Removing the scroll, reveals a small slip of paper – this is a certificate of authenticity. When your loved one unfolds the scroll, they will see a beautifully printed version of the love-poem you chose or wrote.

Chameleon Odyssey VII: Company owners want the very best to help their business grow better. The Chameleon Odyssey VII comes packed with features that can be operated with simple button controls. Plus this amplifier can work with almost any headset.

Its got a one-touch mute button, universal Chameleon compatibility, battery testing features, individual controls, independent volume adjustment, transmit sensitivity, and bass boost. Needless to say, its not just for an outsourced call center, but for awesome music listening experience as well.

It can work on 2 AA batteries- that are included with the set by the way. Plus it has an auxiliary recording jack and AC/DC adapter. Id say this one is a really cool headset amplifier.

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Springwise: Magnificent Revolutions 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 movies 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, its 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]

Gizmodiva: How Ive missed Pac-Man and related products. However, the iconic game re enters my radar with the super fun Ghost Salt and Pepper Pots. Theres no better way to get your geek on at the dining table. These shakers are sure to spice things up. Inky and Blinky are the red and blue ghosts that look just so adorable. It reminds me of long lost days of 8 bit gaming. Id love to have them sit on my table.

Pac-Man Ghost Salt and Pepper Pots spice up dinner time [Gizmodiva]

Babygadget: We’ve featured a variety of furniture that ‘grows with baby’ in the past – here’s another goodie. The Rocky (cue Eye of the Tiger?) starts as a rockable crib, graduates into a proper cot, and then goes on to last through the toddler bed era – not a bad lifecycle for a single piece of furniture – and it’s good-looking, too.

Rocky, the good-looking multi-purpose piece [Babygadget]

Ecoterre: German researchers are putting the Windows into after-hours window shopping, an activity that has been strictly look, but dont touchat least, until the stores reopen in the morning. At the recent IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin, representatives from the Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute unveiled an interactive Shop Window system that allows would-be customers to learn more about the products in a display, no matter the time of day (or night). Using a Microsoft Kinect-like sensor that recognizes common gestures, window shoppers can learn more about a product simply by pointing at it.

Window Shopping Goes High-Tech With Motion-Sensing Interactive Displays [Ecoterre]

TrendHunter: As far as multi-functional tools go, nothing tops the 12-in-1 EvriScissors. Thats right, the 12-in-1 EvriScissors serve 12 different functions in one monstrosity of a pair of scissors. A single, sharpened blade is useful on its own, but move to the tip and users get a bottle opener and a screwdriver. Head towards the middle and find a cap opener for jars and bottles. In between the handles are several ridges, making for a functioning wire cutter. Other functions the EvriScissor has include nutcracker, fish scaler, can opener, wrench and more.

Serious Multifunctional Cutters [TrendHunter]

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CNet: So you want to lose weight? Train for a marathon? Swim faster? With 9,000 health apps in Apple’s iOS App Store–with such titles as RunKeeper for runners, Strava for cyclists, and Gain Fitness for weight lifters–the health app market can appear pretty bloated. And most apps are built with a specific activity in mind.

A former triathlete, Geoff Pitfield wanted to build an app that could track his varied exercise and rate his overall fitness level. That’s why he created Fleetly, a health-tracking service that launched last week on iOS devices.

Built using game design elements, Fleetly is part health diary, part FourSquare. Users can earn medals for completing certain workouts. It keeps track of calories burned, body type, body mass, and workout style to help compare different workouts.

Fitness app Fleetly aims to make workouts a game [Cnet]

TrendCentral: TheIceBreak aims to enhance users love lives by encouraging meaningful communication between partners. To get started, partners privately rate their satisfaction with their significant other in various areas. Based on these answers, the site endorses communication-boosting activities, such as sharing moments from ones day or answering a series of questions like Whats your favorite memory of the relationship so far? or Whats your ideal Sunday morning? Posts can be shared publicly or remain on the couples private Relationship Wall. Consistent activity earns Date Night Coins, which can be used towards coupons and deals. Like Kahnoodle, a dashboard allows users to visualize the evolution of their relationship over time.

Love In The Digital Age [TrendCentral]