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Nominee: Sunset Skateboards
The People's Design Award winner will be announced at the National Design Awards gala on October 17.
Sunset Skateboards
For anyone who wants to skateboard at night, Sunset Skateboard is a critical addition to your boarding arsenal. The boards combine clear decks with self-illuminating, motion-powered LED wheels to create a board that lights up the nighttime sidewalk whenever you're in motion. Kinetic energy powers the wheels, allowing the LED glow to follow you wherever the skateboard might take you.
What makes good design? You tell us!
This pool of 20 works, ranging from popular apps to medical devices, emphasize how innovative design can make a difference in our everyday lives. Every year, Cooper-Hewitt gives out design awards chosen by a jury of distinguished design gurus—but do you agree with the experts? Cast your vote for your favorite design before 6:00 p.m. ET on October 11. The winner will be announced live at the National Design Awards gala and here, on this site, on October 17.
Also be sure to celebrate National Design Week with design events and activities in your area, October 12–20.
Comments (227) |
LA's NHM YIPEE!
Posted by Heidi marks on October 11,2013 | 04:23 PM
Support PackH2O!
Posted by allen on October 11,2013 | 11:00 AM
This made skateboarding hip again at the beach!! People can see you coming from a mile away!! Too much fun!!!! Who knew lights on a skateboard could be so fun!!! A must have!
Posted by Kyle Bell on October 10,2013 | 10:46 PM
A very awesome and unique looking board. Almost makes me forget I'm 42 with bad knees and makes me want to bonzai a hill on it at night!
Posted by Michael Liles on October 10,2013 | 10:28 PM
Terrific design
Posted by Sheila Murray-Belisle on October 10,2013 | 08:42 PM
Fabulous design. I love the colors.
Posted by Edward Schneider on October 10,2013 | 07:59 PM
People within a city require a respite from the buildings and concrete. Lehrer has accomplished this by providing a stress-relieving area to ease the congestion and clear the mind.
Posted by Wendy Canchola on October 10,2013 | 06:02 PM
So many of the ideas on here are clever, fun, and make the lives of those of us in electronically-dependent places more efficient (and who doesn't love fun and efficiency?) ... but the Pack H20 could save millions of lives in third world countries and underdeveloped areas in which people - primarily women and children - have to walk several miles each day just to gather enough water for basic sustenance. When you consider that the average person in the US takes a shower each morning that consumes more water than a person in an impoverished nation uses in a single day, it seems like a product like this - which costs only $10 per unit, and would be sold to humanitarian relief organizations - should be a clear winner.
Posted by Patti Wigington on October 9,2013 | 02:11 PM
This solves a genuine need that exists WORLDWIDE. This looks like a great idea - especially the removable liner that uses sunlight for disinfection.
Posted by Tom Rees on October 9,2013 | 09:44 AM
This is cool
Posted by Alyson on October 9,2013 | 09:17 AM
Es maravilloso pensar en ayudar a nuestros semejantes, QUE EL SEÑOR LOS BENDIGA A TODOS
Posted by EMILIO PEREZ on October 9,2013 | 05:39 AM
Good look
Posted by nguyen nam hai on October 8,2013 | 12:39 AM
Support PackH2O Backpack!
Posted by allen on October 8,2013 | 09:33 PM
The water backpack appears to be the only one that will help Third World countries. The other nominees appear to be needing electrical connections. This product will save tens of thousands of lives and make a difference in the world. Well done Grief!
Posted by Kevin mcnamara on October 8,2013 | 09:44 AM
Support PackH2O Water Backpack.
Posted by Song shiheng on October 7,2013 | 09:26 PM
None of the other nominees appear to offer much to any third world basic needs. All the electronic gizmos are junk without electricity for very long--and don't really make a difference in the world where basic needs are a matter of every day life an death. The Grief water back packs will save tens of thousands of lives!
Posted by Kevin on October 7,2013 | 09:00 PM
I support and cheer on, this innovation that affects us all from day to day. Biking enthusiasts, adults and children: and all those travelers who are in touch with safeguarding our environment, planet and universe will appreciate Helios Bars. Bravo Designers and All Consumers of this Product!
Posted by Joy Baum on October 7,2013 | 08:05 PM
HOw much is it???
Posted by Randy on October 7,2013 | 10:21 AM
This backpack will undoubtably save many lives!
Posted by on October 7,2013 | 06:42 AM
Support PackH2O Water Backpack!
Posted by Allen on October 6,2013 | 02:41 AM
Support PackH2O Water Backpack.
Posted by allen on October 6,2013 | 02:40 AM
Posted by paggy wang on October 6,2013 | 01:51 AM
Posted by Paggy Wang on October 6,2013 | 01:49 AM
Posted by daniel on October 6,2013 | 12:48 PM
I left an engineering career in the US for a move to Mexico to build the best sandals in the world. Whether one is designing satellites or footware there are some common criteria for what constitutes good design: Edward Tufte said ' Good design is clear thinking made visible'. Someone else suggested that a design was good and considered complete when it could neither be improved by adding anymore to it or taking anything away. The best design also has the best value proposition; it doesn't cost a dime more than it needs to.
Posted by Spike Johan on October 6,2013 | 12:25 PM
What? It's not called the iClone?
Posted by Steve Borsher on October 6,2013 | 11:53 AM
Es una maravillosa idea el poder aportar atraves del backpack ua ayuda a nuestra comunidad
Posted by maria conchita galviZ on October 6,2013 | 11:02 AM
The new gardens are a complete delight.
Posted by Jacqueline on October 6,2013 | 10:55 AM
This is a great idea.
Posted by Celia J. Ross on October 6,2013 | 09:23 AM
Fantastic design
Posted by Sheila Murray-Belisle on October 6,2013 | 08:44 AM
Great use of urban space
Posted by Gayle Carmello on October 6,2013 | 06:32 AM
This is absolutely brilliant as mosy of the world's population don't have access to modern medical facilities. Kudos to the designers.
Posted by Gilly Nava on October 6,2013 | 03:05 AM
Posted by margie torres on October 5,2013 | 02:18 PM
Posted by margie torres on October 5,2013 | 02:17 PM
This has to be the most epic board!
Posted by Michael W Liles on October 5,2013 | 02:10 PM
Great idea!
Posted by Kelly on October 5,2013 | 01:51 PM
Most creative idea ever - had my vote!
Posted by Wendy BARTELS on October 5,2013 | 11:02 AM
Absolutely stunning design
Posted by Herman on October 4,2013 | 07:58 PM
Support Pack H2O,support world peace!
Posted by allen on October 4,2013 | 06:40 PM
Posted by Monica on October 4,2013 | 06:08 PM
Posted by Harold on October 4,2013 | 03:54 PM
Just a simple way to support people with their daily fight to survive.
Posted by Martin Breet on October 4,2013 | 04:13 AM
Get the LED out.
Posted by Mary Armstrong on October 3,2013 | 12:16 AM
muy beneficioso este invento y creo que tiene muchos usos
Posted by manuel espinosa on October 3,2013 | 12:14 AM
I am very impress with this robot and i think it has multiples uses , especially for needed person like autistic childs that they can enjoy of a museum, a concern...from their house or school
Posted by eida artigas on October 3,2013 | 12:12 AM
Go Spring Street park!!!!
Posted by Mina Chow on October 3,2013 | 08:53 PM
Life saver
Posted by Kevin on October 3,2013 | 08:02 PM
Outstanding concept that combines cost energy conservation using wastes no use of petrochemicals hence fissile fuels and total innovation and courage.
Posted by Jerry weinstein on October 3,2013 | 05:17 PM
What makes a good design is appeal. A design can catch the eye, imagination, and/or tell a story!
Posted by Francine Wright on October 3,2013 | 03:23 PM
What makes a good design is appeal. A design can catch the eye, imagination, and/or tell a story!
Posted by Francine Wright on October 3,2013 | 03:23 PM
It's a source of pride for those who designed the bag to carry water easilly for those who live in difficult geographic ares with a critical need for a scarce water
Posted by EL Mosor Abdennour on October 3,2013 | 12:05 PM
clean, basic, engaging .... I like it!
Posted by Ileana Gobbo on October 3,2013 | 09:18 AM
As a proud member and an employee of ARTEX .. I'm proud that our local museum NHM of Los Angeles is one of many others to get this award. As a gardener myself growing my own edibles for my family. Their gardens are beautiful and colorful. The rose garden is our favorite, nice to sit and ejoy a warm summer day with a picnic their. So good luck NHM of Los Angeles
Posted by Sergio Acosta on October 2,2013 | 02:35 AM
Absolutely stunning! A place to hang out all day and enjoy!
Posted by Patricia Rodino on October 2,2013 | 01:32 AM
Spare one is the best! awesome!
Posted by laila on October 2,2013 | 12:00 AM
Muy util y necesario en cado deemergencia, felicitaciones!!!!
Posted by Dario on October 2,2013 | 10:39 PM
What makes a good design? Good technology provides entertainment, fun or aesthetic value, great technology advances humanity. Good technology solves problems, great technology saves lives. The water backpack has my vote as it truly represents great technology. Consider just one implication of this technology. In the last two years, Haitians have suffered 7,800 deaths related to waterborne diseases such as cholera. Many of the women and children that live in Haiti spend their entire day, everyday just looking for and dragging water home in contaminated jugs, etc. The water backpack has the potential to help meet a simple life-sustaining need. Water is life's most essential molecule and access to clean, potable water should not just be a luxury but a basic human right.
Posted by Julie Meek on October 2,2013 | 10:03 PM
Posted by erick sanchez on October 2,2013 | 09:05 PM
Yes for the water pack
Posted by Mohd Jamil Samad on October 2,2013 | 07:48 PM
Yes for the water pack
Posted by Mohd Jamil Samad on October 2,2013 | 07:48 PM
what a novel idea, great for emergency or for preppers. Also a good way for 3rd world country's whose people need to go a long way to get water
Posted by jun alzona on October 2,2013 | 04:53 PM
Awesome design practical and simple
Posted by julie somers on October 2,2013 | 04:42 PM
Awesome design practical and simple
Posted by julie somers on October 2,2013 | 04:42 PM
The water pack is a great idea!!!
Posted by Nandra Cora on October 2,2013 | 11:23 AM
This backpack will undoubtably save many lives!
Posted by Trudy Oliver on October 2,2013 | 10:19 AM
Such an innovative design that provides so much good for the masses. If you've never been in a country where people have to transport clean water you have no idea how much something like this means to those people.
Posted by William Killion on October 1,2013 | 12:12 AM
Such an innovative design that provides so much good for the masses. If you've never been in a country where people have to transport clean water you have no idea how much something like this means to those people.
Posted by William Killion on October 1,2013 | 12:08 AM
Posted by Deborah Johns on October 1,2013 | 09:02 PM
I am a landscape architecture student. I am inspired by Mia Lehrer & Associates.
Posted by Melissa on October 1,2013 | 06:38 PM
Posted by Wayne Smith on October 1,2013 | 05:42 PM
Love my shine!
Posted by Lori on October 1,2013 | 05:36 PM
Great life saving product
Posted by Kevin on October 1,2013 | 07:49 AM
Lovely scents and color and texture combinations. So many happy children and engrossed adults!
Posted by Robin hargrove on September 30,2013 | 06:45 PM
This vibrant garden is alive with possibilities, The redesigning of a large parking area into a garden full of surprises, can only happen with serious thought and intense design considerations . Mia Lehrer has created a place of constant ever changing intetest. There are wild spaces to explore, formal allees reinterpreted with beautiful flowering drought tolerant species, raised beds of vegetables and herbs, mini orchards of figs, citrus and berries, shaded sitting areas for rest and reflection, joyous water features, a pond with turtles, rocks to explore for spiders and tiny succulents, even a tribute to LA's horticultural history, The garden is elegant in its seeming simplicity and will inspire change through awareness.
Posted by Julianna roosevelt on September 30,2013 | 06:44 PM
Posted by Kevin on September 30,2013 | 05:45 PM
Posted by mine efir on September 30,2013 | 12:56 PM
I think it is a new generation so we should have new tecnology
Posted by Darren LaDrew on September 30,2013 | 11:05 AM
A fundamental, simple design that helps people to satisfy mankind's basic need: WATER! Of course PackH2O's "Water backpack" by far the most amazing design in this contest. Preventing diseases/deaths by saving over 3 million people is impressive; thus I think its the front runner and totally deserves the award..
Posted by Murat Kahvecioğlu on September 30,2013 | 03:41 AM
Used Sunset Skateboards flare LED wheels on my night rides and its pure awesome! Not just a looker but safe as well.
Posted by Rommel on September 29,2013 | 10:38 PM
I support
Posted by Khalilah on September 29,2013 | 08:18 AM
I support
Posted by Khalilah on September 29,2013 | 08:17 AM
Mia Lehr is doing a fabulous job with the restoration of the gardens in Beverly Hills
Posted by Robbie Anderson on September 28,2013 | 05:07 PM
The best!
Posted by Joe Beasley on September 28,2013 | 02:24 PM
Posted by Kevin on September 28,2013 | 10:56 AM
I vote for Mia Lehrer Her garden is sublime I'm a big fan
Posted by Jo Ann Belson on September 28,2013 | 07:14 AM
Vote yes for the water pack.
Posted by Trudy Oliver on September 27,2013 | 10:23 PM
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Posted by Niton Biswas on September 27,2013 | 02:12 PM
Winner for people of Kenya.
Posted by Joe Beasley on September 27,2013 | 01:55 PM
This is a great nominee. The Sunset skateboard represents one of the best ways to increase safety for boarder ,who are usually Youth often on streets of rural and suburban areas at dusk or after dark.
Posted by Merry Falk on September 27,2013 | 12:59 PM
This collapsible container is the most functional and humane use of this type technology I have ever seen. I developed industrial collapsible units before retirement, and this one tops the use and ease of reuse list. Many lives can be saved by the extended use of this container.
Posted by Jack Thorne on September 27,2013 | 11:32 AM
I have experienced this garden ...strolling through It was such a pleasure it really is an urban oasis The palate of color and texture curated by Mia Lehrer is unique and inspired and something not to be missed I can't wait to experience it in all seasons and watch it evolve It's a gift to Los Angeles Thank You Mia Lehrer You get my vote easily Jo Ann Belson
Posted by Jo Ann Belson on September 27,2013 | 09:47 AM
Great idea!
Posted by Doug Hutchison on September 27,2013 | 09:33 AM
Posted by sytze nijman on September 27,2013 | 09:22 AM
A life saver and potential world changer!
Posted by Kevin on September 26,2013 | 07:08 PM
Excellent. Wish there was more innovation directed at emerging economy healthcare.
Posted by Gerry Clarke on September 26,2013 | 02:04 PM
Finally a phone that makes sense. Why wasn't this done sooner! Freedom from chargers that always go missing. And it looks great too. Well done. Love it
Posted by Marianna on September 25,2013 | 04:18 PM
Awesome board design!
Posted by Rommel on September 24,2013 | 12:54 PM
Awesome board design!
Posted by Rommel on September 24,2013 | 12:54 PM
Awesome board design!
Posted by Rommel on September 24,2013 | 12:52 PM
This lovely park is accessible to children of all ages as a respite from urban life. Calming, and full of surprises, this Natural History Museum garden is a wonder to behold! I vote for Mia Lerher's design.
Posted by Mary Ann Gaido on September 23,2013 | 04:07 PM
Absolutely stunning!
Posted by david bloch on September 23,2013 | 03:55 PM
Not only is the design pleasing, but it acts as an instrument for teaching about nature to the visitor.
Posted by Marvin Kaufman on September 23,2013 | 02:26 PM
I thought misfit shine was elegant and intriguing with the soft hard edges. It made me want to know more about it. And now that I do, I would like one.
Posted by carol costello on September 22,2013 | 02:41 PM
Posted by Jeanne Anderson on September 22,2013 | 10:20 AM
I have health concerns regarding the HelmetHub
Posted by Nidal on September 22,2013 | 09:15 AM
Hope this design wins!
Posted by Hendry on September 21,2013 | 03:41 PM
Posted by Esra on September 21,2013 | 02:42 PM
This backpack should be distributed to more women.
Posted by Sena Acikoglu on September 21,2013 | 10:19 AM
Considering the essence of survival is WATER I can think of no better product to alleviate suffering, provide support and improve life for the 1.6 Billion people who carry their water each day.Water transportation by people is the Achilles heel of every water well dug or drilled throughout the world If each of us carried for one day the water that they would use that day for thirst, cooking, food prep etc the importance of this simple yet elegant water transport device would be plain to all. The best part of it is that is is useable all over the world, and by the least of our brethren. Simple , elegant, durable, functional and can be made in country to support cottage industries, hence sustainable. Pack H2O gets my vote
Posted by Tom Fischer on September 20,2013 | 07:35 PM
I m want to vote at Spare One Plus Phone, I think that is a smart item!
Posted by Silvia Fernández on September 20,2013 | 03:12 PM
This is a very hard decision to vote for just one. All are very creative, and great ideas... kudos to all 20:-) I think the kinetic energy powered skateboard has my vote:-)
Posted by Joanne Pilon on September 20,2013 | 02:36 PM
Posted by Paola Diaz on September 20,2013 | 12:00 PM
Such a magical place to take the kids and spend some quality time in urban nature
Posted by David Price on September 19,2013 | 12:18 AM
My vote goes to the SpareOne. This is such a no brainer. We, in the west, assume that electricity is a given but actually 2 billion people still lack or have unstable electricity at home.. charging their devices is a struggle. A phone powered by an AA, the most common and inexpensive battery is a great idea.. Last year during Sandy Storm people had no power for two weeks... two weeks with no cell phone communication.. the SpareOne could have been a great solution.
Posted by Maly on September 19,2013 | 09:33 PM
I voted!!!
Posted by Bonnie Elliott on September 19,2013 | 09:49 AM
Good idea !!!
Posted by R. Nowak on September 18,2013 | 12:57 AM
Very stoked for Sunset Skateboards to win the Smithsonian.com 2013 People's Design Award!
Posted by Scott Bollin on September 18,2013 | 10:32 PM
It's a great app.
Posted by Zoe on September 18,2013 | 10:23 PM
Very stoked for Sunset Skateboards to win the Smithsonian.com 2013 People's Design Award!
Posted by Scott Bollin on September 18,2013 | 10:13 PM
Great place to take the kids. The fountain is a wonderful place to sit and cool off. The Get Dirty zone was a hit with the kids. What an interesting way for a science center to educate the public on natural systems in an urban landscape.
Posted by Kimberly on September 18,2013 | 06:34 PM
I voted!!
Posted by shmeka on September 18,2013 | 01:58 PM
My vote is for nature gardens at the Natural History Museum. A wilderness gem in the heart of the city. It's hands on experience makes it an innovative garden for kids and adults alike.
Posted by Emily Rodrigues on September 18,2013 | 01:18 PM
Sunset Skateboard design is totally rad!!
Posted by DJ Stivers on September 17,2013 | 09:59 PM
I vote for Journey. It is the most touching game I've ever had the pleasure to play. It makes you feel connected to the human experience in a different way than other media.
Posted by Amanda Autobee on September 17,2013 | 07:15 PM
The Shine device is an elegant, practical and useful device reminiscent of the Bauhaus and Modernest styles which combined form and function in an aesthetically pleasing manner. Having an easily replaced battery which requires changing in months instead of days is a design element that demonstrates that some of the beauty of this device is not just a pretty face.
Posted by Thomas Kampp on September 17,2013 | 06:24 PM
I am a designer and have visited the Nature Gardens at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County! It has my vote. Of the projects listed on this website, the medium of landscape has great potential for evocation and tactility, and are repositories, diaries and reflections of our social life. These gardens in particular speak to the goals of the LA Museum of Natural History, and a larger ecological story embedded within our urban environments. Those stories are relevant anecdotes within the purview of the city of Los Angeles, stories that speak to the need for open, interactive spaces in our cities for public engagement, frameworks in which we can see a sustainable and equitable future.
Posted by Kenny Tang on September 17,2013 | 05:45 PM
Posted by shmeka on September 17,2013 | 05:00 PM
Beautiful project!
Posted by Jacqueline Laffite on September 17,2013 | 04:38 PM
A very important innovation
Posted by Brian Moore on September 17,2013 | 03:25 PM
A outstanding example of a urban wilderness. Letting nature grow within a very urban environment.
Posted by Henry Moon on September 17,2013 | 03:21 PM
I voted
Posted by Amber Dennis on September 17,2013 | 03:21 PM
I think is a very good and practical design.
Posted by Peter Little on September 17,2013 | 02:28 PM
Idéia muito interessante e com um propósito maravilhoso: ajudar os mais necessitados.
Posted by Adriana Jardim on September 17,2013 | 02:27 PM
This is a stunning addition to the revitalization of downtown Los Angeles and makes a significant contribution to the quality of life in this corridor of historic buildings which are being restored.
Posted by Gail Kennard on September 17,2013 | 12:57 PM
They have planned for the older generation by providing seating through the garden. Used large plants and trees in the design of the garden eliminating the need to redesign the garden in the future when smaller plants grow up and crowd out other plants.
Posted by Albert Jicha on September 17,2013 | 12:54 PM
They have planned for the older generation by providing seating through the garden. Used large plants and trees in the design of the garden eliminating the need to redesign the garden in the future when smaller plants grow up and crowd out other plants.
Posted by Albert Jicha on September 17,2013 | 12:54 PM
I think the Nature Gardens is one of the best additions to the Natural History Museum in the 34 years I have been a docent here. I love being able to show visitors the birds and insects that visit the pollinator garden. Everyone is amazed to see the amount of wildlife living in the middle of an huge urban center like Los Angeles. Many visitors are encouraged to plant native plants and vegetables in their own yards. The Nature Garden is a wonderful example of 'build it and they will come'.
Posted by Ann Cantrell on September 17,2013 | 12:52 PM
A respected design firm we know personally and are will vote for for this project !
Posted by Susan Gesundheit on September 17,2013 | 09:26 AM
Good design is something that not only is functional for today but also will be use full and essential for my grandchildren's, children's. Good design is concepts that can be build upon and grow as technology advances and be modified and improvised without compromising its core idea. I vote for Helios Bars because as the number of cyclist grows not only in the city of Los Angeles but also across metropolitan cities, the use of technology needs to grow with this locomotive. Helios Bars brings this concept of meshing technology with cycling and it is first of its kind to do so. Good design keeps in mind the next generation.
Posted by Isaiah Soto on September 17,2013 | 04:02 AM
This Park is a gem surrounded by adaptive re-use condominiums and apartments, a significant contribution to a vital and revitalized downtown. What a fun discovery this park is amidst high rise, restored and historic structures. I vote YES!!!
Posted by Emily Gabel-Luddy, FASLA on September 16,2013 | 12:31 AM
So cool!
Posted by Kian Schank on September 16,2013 | 10:23 PM
Posted by LJACK DAVIDSON on September 16,2013 | 08:38 PM
Excelente producto, lo recomiendo me soluciono una emergencia
Posted by Zelcer Eva on September 16,2013 | 06:01 PM
SPAREONE Phone is a must to have in the car for an emergency which always happens when we are least expecting it. With climate changes upon us we find ourselves suddenly in an area with a wildfire or with a flood, or raising seas. No need to worry IF we keep SpareOne for emergencies. It also is small and well designed--easy to keep in glove compartment of car.
Posted by Renata Scheder on September 16,2013 | 05:05 PM
My vote is for Etón Corporation's BoostTurbine 4000 not only for its sleek design, but its functionality in both emergency and everyday situations. Upon further research, I also found that it charges tablets, too!
Posted by Jacqueline on September 16,2013 | 01:51 PM
The Sunset Skateboard design is so cool! Their website video demonstrates fully functional daytime skateboards with the added bonus of the night-time, colorful, led-lit wheels, along with the light refractive and reflective transparent colored boards. Sunset Skateboard gets my daily vote for the best 2013 people's choice design!
Posted by Bob Fissell on September 16,2013 | 12:46 PM
Excellent product design in a user friendly, lightweight package.
Posted by Craig Berg on September 16,2013 | 11:09 AM
Excellent product design in a user friendly, lightweight package.
Posted by Craig Berg on September 16,2013 | 11:09 AM
Water is such a basic need that we all know is crucial to survival yet so many people do not have access to water in their homes. I am privileged to be associated with a company that that has taken the time to design, manufacture and donate these water back packs to those that so desperately need them.
Posted by Dhana Naidoo on September 16,2013 | 09:35 AM
Water is such a basic need that we all know is crucial to survival yet so many people do not have access to water in their homes. I am privileged to be associated with a company that that has taken the time to design, manufacture and donate these water back packs to those that so desperately need them.
Posted by Dhana Naidoo on September 16,2013 | 09:35 AM
Another important life-saving device, worth promoting. All the "gadget"-oriented designs will most likely find enough people to make them commercially viable in this Geek-culture. I am way more interested in protecting lives and our environment, so I believe in supporting these kinds of inventions, which need the boost way more...
Posted by Irmgard Conley on September 15,2013 | 09:44 PM
This type of insulation might help get us off a great deal of reliance on oil products for millions of house retrofits and new construction???
Posted by Irmgard Conley on September 15,2013 | 09:36 PM
Of all the designs, this would probably the most useful one for humanity, as too many people die of colon cancer, because they are not screened at all, or way too late...
Posted by Irmgard Conley on September 15,2013 | 09:29 PM
Beautiful & authentic & in the shapes of what I associate with endurance & strength & freedom & vulnerability & breath ~ if we could all stream through this life in spaces like this, we would be free. I love the questions this design conjures ~ thank you ~
Posted by Mercy Carbonell on September 15,2013 | 09:27 PM
could be a terrific connection between computers and a variety of people with disabilities, replacing joy sticks in some instances, acting to operate on screen keyboards for people with limited manual range. Could do even more for blind people by having voice feed back on a computer or by creating a modifications that allows it to be a braille keyboard or for use with transcription to computers to make that task very portable.
Posted by James Polglaze on September 15,2013 | 03:34 PM
Lots of innovations that change "daily" lives but for what end - entertainment? Convenience? While that has it's place, I opted to vote for Ecovative's Mushroom Insulation -- now THAT has the potential to change our planet and help people all over the world live better lives. Check it out -- unfortunately the last picture shown.
Posted by Sharon Andersen Williams on September 15,2013 | 02:54 PM
Journey is one of the most uniqe entertainment media of today. Really shows that you can care about a totally random, unknown stranger. I recommend everybody to try Journey.
Posted by Jim on September 15,2013 | 01:49 PM
I think its a great idea...
Posted by Amjad Khan on September 15,2013 | 01:46 PM
This gets my vott
Posted by Vbalth on September 15,2013 | 10:53 AM
Great Job Erika one. Rosedale was one of my assigned gifted ed schools. Luv YU, Aunt Sandra
Posted by Sandra F. Martinez on September 15,2013 | 06:00 AM
Fantastic product. Good luck.
Posted by lawrence on September 14,2013 | 09:12 PM
Think of all the people in parts of the world where water is a very scarce comodity who can benefit from the H20 water pack. Instead of carrying heavy jugs of other heavy containers, they can fill up this light weight pack with water and be able to carry in on their back much more comfortably. This is an invention that brings immediate improvement to living conditions for a great many third world citizens.
Posted by Peter C. Basso on September 14,2013 | 01:43 PM
Gave one to granddaughter and its great for her and her needs. No time wasted on text messages an added feature.
Posted by Amr Marzouk on September 13,2013 | 01:30 AM
Function, design, simplicity, price - done. Practical, useful, simple devices ... with this shelf life...should win every award. Thank you, SpareOne!
Posted by John Whitlock on September 13,2013 | 09:26 PM
By far, the Hamilton T1 Ventilator gets my vote!
Posted by Steve Hussey on September 13,2013 | 05:47 PM
Great idea!
Posted by Marjorie Alzona on September 13,2013 | 05:41 PM
I personally use Sunset skateboard wheels during my night longtrek rides minimun of 15km in the streets of Dubai. Not just it is awesome, the illuminating wheels serves as my warning device for motorist. Awesome invention!
Posted by Rommel on September 13,2013 | 05:08 PM
I am an immediate neighbor and supporter of the wonderful Spring Street Park nominee. I'd like to know why my (moderated) comment of 2 DAYS AGO has not appeared, given voting is daily and limited by end date. Where is my comment?
Posted by Steven Dornbusch on September 13,2013 | 02:48 PM
A Great Design for a better Life!
Posted by Amir samadijavan on September 13,2013 | 01:05 PM
Where is the "vote" button. I'm viewing this on an iPhone. Doesn't seem to be anywhere to click to vote. I would like to vote for Dot Dot Dot by Abbott Miller and Kristen Spilman. If only there were a vote button on mobile devices.
Posted by Christopher DeMeo on September 13,2013 | 10:26 AM
The H2Opack is the only nominee that can help save the lives those that need it the most. most of the others only address first world "problems".
Posted by david matherne on September 13,2013 | 09:53 AM
I think this is a very innovative idea.
Posted by Nidhi on September 13,2013 | 09:19 AM
I vote fir Dot Dot Dot.
Posted by Carmy McAllister on September 13,2013 | 05:41 AM
Much required and fantastic idea. Kudos.
Posted by Anjana Appanna on September 12,2013 | 11:21 PM
What an improvement over the refrigerator sized units! This could be used anywhere in the world.
Posted by Gary Blackwell on September 12,2013 | 10:07 PM
Stunning use of space. Playful and unexpected and engaging . grace and artistry in both the dancing and the design flow which both leads the movement and reflects the movemens of Tom Gold Clarity and a sense of serenity creates by the white space
Posted by Elayne Nicholas on September 12,2013 | 01:40 PM
This should win, hands down. Skateboarding at night can be crazy, and this is much safer.
Posted by Katherine Tattersfield on September 12,2013 | 12:45 PM
As water is the primary necessity for biological life, it is imperative that any philanthropic support begin with providing those in need with clean, easy, and sustainable ways to obtain water. While community gardens and new-age pedometers are nice for developed economies, most of the world still lives on less than 10 dollars a day. For this silent majority, health is defined in terms of binary survival, not in the number of steps taken or ensuring that some of their food is organically grown. This is why I think packh2o is by-far the greatest design, will do the most benefit to humanity, and thus should receive the most notoriety for potential funding by being voted 2013 people's choice for design. While pack h2o's design is simple, and albeit somewhat boring, compared to modern advances in high tec and recent interest in localized foods (all developed economy phenomena); this simple 2 layer backpack certainly offers the most upside considering most of the world already grows much of their own food and lacks access to power to charge a frivolous pedometer anyways. I hope you consider this in your decision. Grant Palmer
Posted by grant palmer on September 12,2013 | 12:39 PM
Great fun!
Posted by Jane OConnell on September 12,2013 | 10:53 AM
The Dot is incredible. I vote for The Dot! Dot Dot !!
Posted by Carmy McAllister Spilman on September 12,2013 | 08:09 AM
I think that it will cause backaches when caring it.
Posted by Naima on September 12,2013 | 06:19 AM
Really cool the Dot Dot Dot app is. A complicated challenge orchestrated with precision and attention to detail, resulting in a really cool sounding and looking application. Lots of hard work, collaboration, creativity and design went into this, one can see.
Posted by Kristian on September 11,2013 | 10:54 PM
Kristen Spilman
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Posted by Rommel on September 11,2013 | 09:42 PM
The garden is outstanding!
Posted by Kris on September 11,2013 | 08:45 PM
Amazing idea and a great cause!!
Posted by April Kaufman on September 11,2013 | 04:29 PM
The new exhibits and gardens make the L.A. Museum of Natural History come alive. It is truly an exciting must see venue in Los Angeles.
Posted by Bob Rinker on September 11,2013 | 03:40 PM
Definitely got my vote!
Posted by Jaclyn McDaniel on September 11,2013 | 03:36 PM
Listening Tree is the best idea ever
Posted by Tia Girard on September 11,2013 | 02:36 PM
Hooray for the nselfish act of philanthropy by an American based company. What a fantastic idea!! Ingenuity and compassion working hand in hand.
Posted by Tony Lutes on September 11,2013 | 12:06 PM
Great design, easy and convenient enough to carry, a real help to people looking for a reliable packaging to deliver water. I vote for this great invention
Posted by Konstantine Savinov on September 11,2013 | 11:58 AM
I vote for this
Posted by Joni on September 11,2013 | 11:22 AM
Packs are helping the people who has clean water at least a few miles away . And the packs may decrease the rate of deceases and deaths directly. Thus I think they are simple but very efficient design.
Posted by Bediya Sen on September 11,2013 | 03:29 AM
Beautiful work!
Posted by Isis Krause on September 10,2013 | 12:51 AM
Makes it so I would be able to get on a bike and be safely outfitted in a helmet) in a city I'm visiting without having to transport my bike.
Posted by Jan on September 10,2013 | 11:55 PM
This board gets my vote!!!!
Posted by David Hagemann on September 10,2013 | 10:48 PM
Posted by Melissa Martinez on September 10,2013 | 10:08 PM
Awesome idea and extremely functional.
Posted by Brian Mattingly on September 10,2013 | 09:33 PM
I love my Shine! It's sleek, nice looking, and there's nothing else like it on the market. More important, it has motivated me! I was fairly sedentary and needed a boost, this has been it. I' am moving more, setting (and exceeding) goals and actually getting into shape. Love checking my progress throughout the day. Those lights are cool! Thanks Misfits!
Posted by Joyce Jados on September 10,2013 | 09:32 PM
great app
Posted by Richard Liu on September 10,2013 | 09:03 PM
I was a lucky citizen participant in the public input in the design process towards the creation of Los Angeles' Spring Street Park. The Park sits 5 yards from my small apartment's terrace, over a wall and surrounding greenbelt. I am reminded daily that strong design, nature, and a variety of people (and their many leashed dogs) can make a site less than 3/4 of an acre is size a dynamic locus of everything that makes living Downtown worthwhile. Spring Street Parks features the finest craftsmanship and design of seating, not to mention a cutting edge mix of pavement materials and plantings. A brilliant "double duty" original fountain by Eric Alden unites the street with the Park while securing the site from trespass, after hours. Out of sight, a swale captures and filters water before it flows to sewers for treatment and out to sea. Our Park is as thoughtful as it is bold. The Historic Core neighborhood asked for something sophisticated --genuine-- not nostalgic. Michael Lehrer Architects, along with CIty of Los Angeles landscape architects (Bureau of Engineering), delivered! Imagine coming home to a Park like this on your doorstep. Design is usually collaborative; a dicey real world combination, especially in tough times. This public entity / private firm collaboration succeeded. Join me in enthusiastically casting a ballot for Spring Street Park. If you have a chance, come visit. When you do, plan on kicking back and staying a while.
Posted by Steven Dornbusch on September 10,2013 | 08:17 PM
My boys love their Sunset boards!!
Posted by Jessie Briggs on September 10,2013 | 08:07 PM
Another awesome Eton design created by WHIPSAW!!!!!!!!
Posted by sam vaughan on September 10,2013 | 07:40 PM
The Misfit Shine is sleek, elegant and terrifically simple. I love it.
Posted by Cristina Crawford on September 10,2013 | 07:39 PM
I am thankful that HelmetHub has given cyclists the option to choose safety so conveniently. I work full-time in the Emergency Department and have witnessed far too many traumas from bicycle crashes that left the cyclist severely injured or dead. I look forward to HelmetHub expanding to other arenas such as rock climbing and skateboarding. Hats ON to HelmetHub for an exceptional product!
Posted by Renee Mills, RN, CEN on September 10,2013 | 07:27 PM
Awesome, wear it all the time people are instantly drawn and I love it cause it's and excellent activity tracker.
Posted by Wayne on September 10,2013 | 07:09 PM
A multi purposes bag as it not only transport water easily, it can be use for carrying other items as well.
Posted by This Mei Yoke on September 10,2013 | 05:49 PM
pretty useful, considering a lot of bikeshare users are tourists who don't know the local road-rules very well and thus, are very prone to accidents.
Posted by Grace on September 10,2013 | 05:21 PM
I vote & i want it...
Posted by Raimi Zackry on September 10,2013 | 03:18 PM
To Everyone & Smithsonian, We are ecstatic to being of this prestigious People's Design Award event... Thank you for the opportunity to allow us to showcase our skateboards and wheels that we love so much and are proud to be a part of!! Sincerely, Sunset Skateboard Co.
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To tell Gasparino says President Obama must -- On fat cats to support his plan and the fiscal -- impasse and he's here with the latest behind the scenes meaning.
Between he Obama surrogate senior Wall Street executives.
About those talks on that this.
He -- this caught a lot of people by surprise it loses last week where.
Deputy secretary of state.
Tom -- went to the city held a series of meetings which senior Wall Street executives of two meetings I know about.
Is what Larry Fink over BlackRock casino BlackRock and -- this -- -- the old who.
You know Larry thank.
We can deal with that later and that.
And -- might not be my friend after the story but anyway James Gorman the CEO of Morgan Stanley.
Basically these were talks broad broad based books they were dinner meetings.
What are they talk about I can tell you I know they talked about the fiscal cliff and what we're Wall Street's stance in -- state -- interest -- about this story.
I think is that Wall Street has is becoming.
Increasingly vocal about these things you heard Blankfein speak up about it last week.
You -- warming came out sent that email to lead to brokers at Morgan Stanley urging them.
To force congress to do -- balance approach essentially stealing a line for President Obama.
With interest in about these issues is that it looks like Wall Street is trying is is now teaming up with the president despite the fact that they supported Mitt Romney.
They are now teaming up -- eating -- crawling back well it looks like they are forcing the airport forcing the issue.
And basically and basically supporting to president's position on this for higher taxes on those on the upper bracket we should point out.
Little bit of background on nights Tom -- was a senior executive at Morgan Stanley before in it but very big government democratic operative.
Was a senior executive at Morgan Stanley then.
Went to went to be essentially Hillary Clinton's number two it as secretary of state.
He's rumored is rumor but it's I think it's pretty good it's in the Wall Street Washington nexus so to speak that -- -- -- -- that -- Jack -- becomes.
Treasury Secretary which is highly likely I think if you read the tea leaves.
He gets Jack whose job is agreement is a chance he gets it as the chief to step so.
Interest -- meeting this guy is a key player in the Obama administration.
You know there's lots of talk about -- potentially nice coming back to Wall Street.
Let people tell me he's gonna he likes it down there and -- he likes working there and that he wants a higher position.
And you know to help our -- out -- -- -- in Washington except Washington -- right yes hair apparently despite Wall Street's opera they're two separate me.
But down down there and a it wouldn't be.
And and and these meetings are about keeping people I think in line we should point out that Larry -- is also kind of on that Treasury Secretary shortlist.
You know I I think it's this is -- news to lose so to speak that's what a lot of people -- -- Wall Street if he does.
Fairly good will hold your -- a budget negotiations which means.
And BC jam in most of the president's proposals on the Republicans throw it looks like he gets the job so that's where we are right now and I think it's really interesting.
Watching Wall Street kiss up to the president on this I mean there's nobody.
There is nobody no economic person I talked to really thinks that this is the time to raise marginal taxes even on the exit they need to speed the rich -- rich.
Which really aren't too rich if you live in new York and -- and and give us small and only raises enough revenue to run a government -- week -- -- -- so it's not like it really gets us any closer economically products to -- -- real sort of issue here is that if you.
If you think of fairness OK you're warm Buffett.
You make billions you will be taxed at this need to be taxed at the same personally to tax rate.
As a small business that makes 2050000 dollars a year and that's great -- and always ten people.
I mean it how is that fair when he's calling for parent has that's the source -- really an absurd things.
-- -- point the Wall Street and Washington.
Relationship house adding it flowing because to -- point 70.
Wall Street was backing rocking out I have to kind of -- -- -- got to deal -- -- -- -- -- -- -- it's really achieving because when you see the private meetings with them in these same guys I want to mention names.
Who are you don't just couple months ago we're calling -- Obama everything but a socialist.
Are now they're saying well you know he's the -- balanced approach course all this nonsense.
And it's really not a balanced budget and we should point out that -- that.
You know these Wall Street executives make.
Much more than -- -- 50000 a year and that's their base pay on -- -- -- bonuses you know answer and it's so true Altria -- desperate up thanks so much.
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