Skip Today’s Paper and Solve This Building’s Crossword Puzzle Instead

Does anyone know what the vandalism laws in Lvov, Ukraine are? Because I doubt that those “Oh, I always do these in pen, doesn’t everyone?” sort of crossword pros would be able to resist this one.

Fortunately for those of us who can never get all the blanks filled in, the answers to this 100 foot puzzle appear at night thanks to some fluorescent paint. That’s a neat feature and all, but where are the clues?

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  Phillips is hoping to make waking up a more pleasant experience with their new HF3490 Wake-up Light. The device comes with 20 brightness settings that gradually increase in intensity to ease users in to the waking world.
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  We can still remember the days, not too long ago, that HD channels were but a sparse luxury. Now of course they’re a dime a dozen, but you can still look onward to the next big thing, which BSkyB is wagering will be 3D…
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  Last we heard, TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington wasn’t ready to talk about a timeframe for the release of his self-proclaimed “science project,” the CrunchPad tablet. That’s not the case for The Straits Times…

• Phillips iPhone Wake-up Light Awakens With a Bright Halo
• 3D TV channel coming to UK next year, 3D-ready set and glasses required
• CrunchPad coming in November with built-in 3G connectivity, says Straits Times
• With silly putty and sparkles, you can make a BioShock belt buckle
• Back in the Day, Patents Actually Meant Something
• Apple releases iDisk for iPhone
• ViewSonic’s VOT120 and VOT121 nettops suck in their guts for the camera
• Seriously, Is the Boeing Dreamliner EVER Going to Fly?
• Splitterbot Headphone Splitter Makes Sharing Music Even Cuter
• Next-Gen Audi A8 Includes Handwriting Recognition, Bafflingly

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