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Photo by Meaghan O'Neill Green fashion designer Lara Miller first turned heads when she introduced the Wear It Your Way collection -- made up of transformer pieces that twirled and twisted into dozens of different shapes, allowing the wearer to create myriad looks from a single piece of clothing. This season, Miller seduces fashionistas from a different angle -- replacing her former curvilinear shapes with more geometric ones inspired the architecture in of her hometown, Chicago. Read

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Logitech Professional Presenter R800 Logitech introduces the new Professional Presenter R800 and Wireless Presenter R400 that is designed to offer intuitive slideshow controls. These new presenters offer laser pointing and wireless connectivity. The Professional Presenter R800 features a LCD display and provides an easy-to-set timer with silent, vibrating alerts. It has a green laser pointer and operates at a range of up to 30 meters. Logitech Wireless Presenter R400 The Wireless

If you frequently make presentations and you’re sick of clicking a mouse or keyboard button to move slides along, you’ll want to check out Logitech’s latest Wireless Presenter devices – the Logitech Professional Presenter R800 and R400 . The new presenters feature laser pointing, wireless convenience, and intuitive slideshow controls that can be found via touch. The Logitech Professional Presenter R800 features: Green laser pointer visible even in bright rooms or on an LCD/plas

An edible container garden in NYC. Credit Tashian at Flickr Do you grow strawberries in a clay pot? Tomatoes from a hanging basket? Squash in a former wine barrel? Prove it! We want to see your edible container gardens and share them with the world. We'll pick our faves and put them in a slideshow -- you get the bragging rights about the glory of your green thumb. Sound cool? Click through for details about how to submit and upload photos. ... Read the full story on TreeHugger