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If you’ve found a better way to lounge around than in a hammock, we’d like
to hear about it. For our money, it’s hard to beat, and hanging out with a date
calls for a double-wide. This one, at six and a half feet wide and ten feet long,
gives you plenty of room to get cozy, and supports up to 400 pounds. For
information on how you can win one of ten free double hammocks from Trek
Light Gear, visit PenthouseMagazine.com.* ($65; TrekLightGear.com)
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About Time
Teaming Ernst Benz with John Varvatos
may seem odd given the stylistic gulf
between Benz’s utilitarian aviation- Sculpt
style designs and Varvatos’s shabby,
comfortable take on high fashion.
Your
But check the results. The Ernst Sound
Benz ChronoScope ($6,800,
The guts of
johnvarvatos.com) marries the
the AUX Classic
at-a-glance precision of a pilot’s
($1,000 to $1,500,
watch with the elegance of a classic
auxout.com) were
timepiece. Well done, gentlemen.
made by European
concert audio wizard Outline,
and the system delivers impeccable
sound. But we like its looks, too. While it works
fine as a unit clumped together (two speakers and a sub-
woofer), the two stereo satellites can be placed at interesting angles that
invite sonic and aesthetic experimentation. Hit play, then start playing.
Plane to See
After taking a flight from the States and then a puddle-jumper hop to the tiny airport in Quepos, Costa Rica, the last place you want
to be is on another plane. Unless we’re talking about the 727 that doubles as the Hotel Costa Verde’s most luxurious set of rooms
($400 to $500 a night, costaverde.com). Permanently parked 50 feet up in the jungle canopy, the two-bedroom suite offers views
of both the ocean and the jungle, not to mention the chance to order room service to your deck chair atop one of its wings.
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■ A Bit of the Grape
Wine doesn’t have to
be expensive to be
the perfect gift. Voga
Italia’s elegant bottles
of merlot, pinot grigio,
and sparkling pinot
grigio may look pricey,
but they’re really a steal,
ranging from $11 to $16.
They’re made from a
In the Spirit
special blend of grapes
from the Trentino and
Veneto regions of
Northern Italy, and are
ideal for a last-minute
dinner invitation or to
share with your special
Can’t decide what to get for those last few hard-to-shop-for people lady while she opens her
on your list because you can still see the look of barely concealed other gift—the one she’s
horror on their faces after they opened your gifts last year? No worries. been hinting about for
the past six months.
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■ Gin Game ■ Taste of the Caribbean
Bartenders are hailing the Mount Gay’s newly released 1703 Old Cask Selection ($100)
return of Bols Genever comes straight from the tropical island of Barbados. This
($40), a rebirth of the perfect blend of Mount Gay’s 10- to 30-year rum reserves is as
■ Clearly, Vodka original Genever recipe smooth on the tongue as silk. One sip is guaranteed to instill
Double Cross ($50) has the distinction of being the only from 1820s Holland, which colorful visions of palm trees, blue seas, and flyin’ fish, no
vodka to win awards for both superb taste and artistic is being produced in small matter how cold it is outside.
packaging, and it’s currently the only Slovakian vodka batches. The combination Know someone who loves mojitos? 10 Cane Rum has a
available in the States. Distilled and filtered seven times, it not of malt wine and select honey-velvet taste that will raise the quality of any cocktail.
only makes the perfect classic martini, but it’s twice as good botanicals creates a spirit The juice from the first pressings of ten hand-harvested, virgin
neat. Give this to your favorite martini-sipping auntie and she so smooth it’s bound to Trinidadian sugar canes is fermented for five days, then twice-
just might think you’ve acquired some class. bring out the homegrown distilled in small batches before spending six months in aged
Belvedere Intense—the name says it all. This 100-proof mixologist in anyone. Gift French oak barrels. Not a drop of molasses in sight here. (750
vodka ($46) is pure attitude in a striking black-and-silver someone special with this ml, $33; one liter with VIP gift box, $64)
bottle, and sure to add an extra kick to cocktails. It’ll make the award-winning spirit in its And for that friend who insists on celebrating International
perfect gift for someone who’s serious about vodka. There’s smoked-glass bottle with Talk Like a Pirate Day whenever he damn well pleases, only
also Belvedere Limited Edition Silver, which comes gift- authentic handwritten rum from the Pyrat portfolio will do. It’s hand-bottled in
boxed with three silver cocktail glasses, for $40. typography. the British West Indies by Anquilla Rums, Ltd., and the XO
Then there’s Ultimat ($40), an exquisitely crafted vodka When you can’t make Reserve ($25) is blended from rums that have been aged up
imported from Poland that’s made from a combination of cognac, why not make gin? to 15 years to produce a rich, full-flavored, amber nectar. Even
rye, wheat, and potato; its unique distilling process includes The makers of Citadelle ($25) the vessel is designed to look like an old pirate rum bottle.
artesian well water and ceramic filters. Ultrarefined, ultrapure, chose to do just that with their Get the Pyrat Pistol, a lighter version of the XO, for $16, or the
ultraelegant—a triple threat if ever there was one. The hand- idle copper-pot stills from limited Pyrat Cask 1623, a blend of the finest rums aged up to
blown crystal decanter is truly a bonus. June through October, and 40 years, for $289. Eye patch and cutlass not included.
a wonderful idea it was, too.
Light, subtle florals hit the
taste buds and will put you
in mind of lazy afternoons on
the porch with a G&T.
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THE GOODS
High
Rollin’
■ Weber Dining/Poker Table
WeberTables.com • $900
This solid-birch, cherry-finished table for
eight has a removable 50-inch poker top
with convenient built-in chip wells, drink
holders, and coasters. The foldaway game
top is available in easy-to-clean black or
With Internet gambling all but gone, thanks to pesky new rules from brown vinyl upholstery (in case someone
gets messy with their drink), and stows
Uncle Sam, and the economy keeping many of us too down-and-out away in the included storage bag, which
for Vegas, it’s time for low-key betting in-house—your house. These is great for those times when you actually
must-have items will help you set up a cozy casino in almost any crib. want to use the dining table for dining.
Matching nail-head vinyl chairs can be had
By William Spain for $125 apiece.
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■ Game-On ■ Wild Cherry Slot Machines
Drink Cart OhioGaming.com or IGT.com • $1,000 to $1,500
GoTables.com • $50 There’s no reason you casino patrons of their
To help keep the felt stain- can’t take some cash cash for years. They have
free—and the money dry from friends. Depending three actual reels—none
—this foldaway table is
on the state, you may be of that video nonsense—
shaped to fit between chairs
able to buy your very with a single pay line.
and keep the drinks, cigars,
snacks, etc., away from the own one-armed bandit, The minimum bet is just
play. There are two built-in set the payout percent- a quarter; the maximums
drink holders on the one- age, pop it in a corner, vary. All accept bills, and
foot-by-two-feet surface, and call in the suckers. some have stereo and/or
and it folds down to just The models in this line, “idle attract” sound, the
under four inches in width, available through Ohio slot machine’s version of
so it can easily be tucked
Gaming, are recondi- “Feed me!”
away at the end of the night.
It will even cut down on the
tioned machines originally
bad language—at least at built by International
first—as it comes already Game Technology, and
assembled. have been relieving
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TECH
Last-
Mınute ■ BlackBerry
Curve 8520
T-Mobile.com
■ Extreme
SDHC Cards
SanDisk.com
■ Adamo
Dell.com
Starts at $1,500
Clicks &
$300 (look for rebates) Starts at $71 Dell adopted the Latin word
Good riddance, trackball! You’ve probably never given for “to fall in love with” for its
RIM has replaced SanDisk a minute’s thought, new heavily styled, ultrathin
BlackBerry’s iconic but we bet their ubiquitous line of laptops, and that’s
navigation nub with a memory cards are in your exactly what the company
trackpad that is easier to use camera and cellphone. Now is hoping you’ll do. The
and less likely to break. That the company’s outdone itself computers are a svelte 0.65
inches thick and feature
Picks
alone is a huge improvement, with its line of Extreme cards,
but the changes don’t stop which store up to 32GB and machined-aluminum chassis,
there: The smartphone operate at up to 30MB per making them extra tough.
is Wi-Fi-enabled and second—twice as fast as its They’re packed with power
features dedicated media previous top-of-the-line internally, too, starting with
buttons that make it more offering. The Extreme cards a 1.2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
of a multimedia device. work with most cameras, Processor with Centrino
As if those aren’t enough store a ton of high-quality technology, 2GB 800 MHz
upgrades, it weighs in at images, and can help speed DDR3 dual-channel memory,
Dashing through the stores isn’t for less than four ounces. That’s up camera-to-computer and an ultrafast 128GB solid-
everyone. That’s why we found downright pocket-friendly, uploads. It’s not the sexiest state drive.
some hot items the eleventh-hour if you ask us. gift to give, but the recipient
will be thinking happy
shopper can buy online and get thoughts about you every
overnight, or within a couple of days. time he uses it.
By Jonathan Ages
■ VIXIA HF S11
USA.Canon.com
$1,400
Not all HD camcorders are
created equal: Canon’s
latest takes HD to a new
level, capturing images in
a full 1,920 by 1,080 pixels.
And since it records at up to
24 megabytes per second,
movement appears smooth.
The 8.59-megapixel CMOS
image sensor is paired with
With Canon’s latest,
Canon’s stellar Genuine Face
Detection and Dynamic
movement appears smooth,
SuperRange Optical Image
Stabilization to ensure that
and you can capture brilliant,
you can capture up to 24.5
hours of brilliant, sharp foot-
sharp footage in almost
age in almost any light. Yes,
even the mood lighting in
any light. Yes, even the mood
your bedroom.
lighting in your bedroom.
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CARS :: DRINK :: GROOMING
Business Class
Today’s economy is a war zone; we rec-
ommend you work with military-grade
business equipment. Moto Art
(motoart.com) offers a wide
array of striking home
and office furniture, all
made from decommis-
sioned airplane parts. The
DC-9 Airplane Desk shown
here ($16,500) is handcrafted from
an actual DC-9 stabilizer wing pol-
ished to a mirror finish and then fitted
with hardwood and glass. Other favor-
ites include the ejection-seat bar stools
($5,200), float-tank couch ($22,500)
and Mile High bed ($30,000).
Smooth Talker
With a 600 MHz processor, one gigabyte of memory, 32 giga-
Hack Your Life: Get Served bytes of storage, built-in Wi-Fi, a touchscreen and a
You want to listen to that one Dead Weather song slide-out keyboard, the Nokia N900 ($649,
but can’t remember which machine you ripped the nokia.com) could easily be mis-
album to. Turns out digital files are just like CDs— taken for a laptop. Nokia
easy to misfile. Here’s a hint: Setting up a central even calls it a “mobile
server in your house is quick and simple, and you computer.” But it’s a
can work it so your music, movies and photos are
phone (as well as about
automatically transferred and made available to
any computer on your network. HP’s MediaSmart 17,000 other things).
servers ($400 to $700, hp.com) are a no-brainer to It comes unlocked, so
set up, as are similar offerings such as Acer’s Aspire you’re free to use it
easyStore ($400, us.acer.com) and Velocity Micro’s with AT&T, T-Mobile or
NetMagix HQ ($900, velocitymicro.com). other GSM carriers.
Telluride:
The Playboy Way
The optimal time to hit Telluride,
Colorado is from late January (when
the snow is prime) to April (when
the weather is prime). Grab pre-ski
breakfast burritos at the slope-side
X Café, then hit Bee’s Run, a fluffy
black diamond off the 12,570-foot
apex. Or glide down See Forever to
take in views of 14,017-foot Wilson
Peak (the mountain on the Coors
label). When your legs are shot,
grab a bite at 221 South Oak, a
bistro with overstuffed couches and
killer food. After that, swank it up
at Noir Bar, cut a rug on Fly Me to
the Moon Saloon’s spring-loaded
dance floor, or grab a longneck Bud
at the Last Dollar Saloon (a.k.a. the
Buck), where the divots on the pool
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Slick paint job? No way. Gibson’s
Zoot Suit SG is made of multiple
layers of dyed wood laminates.
($2,000, gibson.com)
We love the
convenience of
MP3s, but you
can have our
vinyl when you
5inch.com puts cool, pry it from our
personalized imagery cold dead hands.
on blank CDs and Ion’s LP 2 CD
DVDs. Order 100 CDs lets you rip your
for $95 or 100 DVDs records directly to
for $120. CD or computer.
Which means you
We adore Zenith’s new 40th anniver- can get with the
sary El Primero 1969 Original. And if modern age with-
ever there was a year to remember, it out having to pay
was 1969. Joe Namath’s Jets, the Man- for everything
son murders, Nixon’s secret bombing twice. ($450,
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Pentax’s full-featured This Masamoto Shiro-ko Hongasumi
entry-level digital SLR Kamagata Usuba Japanese sushi knife
sports a 12.4-megapixel doubles as a ninja weapon. Just hold it
sensor, can take HD video up and your enemies will bow at your
and comes in black, white or feet. (seven-inch knife, $278; korin.com)
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A SIGHTING OF THE R8, ALL STEALTHY CUTS AND CURVES, ALREADY MAKES US
FEEL FUNNY IN THE TUMMY. SOON A GLIMPSE OF THE SPEED DEMON WILL FEEL
MORE LIKE A PUNCH IN THE GUT, THANKS TO A NEW ENGINE COURTESY OF THE
LAMBORGHINI GALLARDO. THE UPGRADED 5.2-LITER V-10 POWER PLANT WILL
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of the cash you
dropped for it will
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families with schol-
arships, financial
aid, and counseling.
Sip and salute!
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CANS-DO
Sennheiser HD 428
These big, bassy, lightweight
headphones were designed for
portable players, so even your tinny
MP3s will sound like audio gold.
Try on a pair and you’ll kiss your
crummy old earbuds goodbye.
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BREAK THE ICE AT YOUR NEW YEAR’S PARTY BY
CHILLING YOUR GUESTS’ DRINKS WITH A TRAY
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THEM BEFORE GRANDMA COMES OVER TO
AVOID ANY EMBARRASSMENT OR CONFUSION.
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KNIT-WIT
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building spheres. Each ball is just the hottest girls at the bar. We
.125 inches in diameter but boasts don’t know why this works, but it
super-powerful magnetism, so does. You can thank the tiny elves
you can either build intricate, who hand-knitted this number
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just huck the whole wad at a metal ralphlauren.com $495
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EACH END OF THIS COOL TOOL ROTATES TO
With 42 square feet of floor
space, nearly vertical walls, and PRESENT 16 DIFFERENT SOCKET SIZES,
a four-foot-high ceiling, there’s ELIMINATING THE SPACE, ORGANIZATION, AND
more than enough room in this
mini-manse for you and a few gal EFFORT REQUIRED BY A TRADITIONAL RATCHET
pals. Your bros can always sleep
outside in the spacious vestibules.
WRENCH SET. FINALLY, A TOOL THAT ACTUALLY
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Sierra Designs
Nitro 30
At less than two pounds, this
TECH TORCH
sleeping bag won’t weigh you
Coleman down. Yet, thanks to flexible baffles
Quad that accommodate your jimmy
Lantern legs and a zipper in the foot box to
This LED light splits ventilate your toasty toes, nothing
LIGHT SPEED
into four parts, so will disturb your Bear Grylls–filled
Burton Method you can take one dreams. sierradesigns.com $289
When it comes to zipping down a mountain and popping off jumps, weight and hit the hay early
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Thanks to the IOC for holding the Olympics in Vancouver, the party capital of Canada
There’s a magical land in the Pacific Northwest where the women are hot, the beer is cold and the cannabis is borderline legal.
Welcome to Vancouver, British Columbia, home of the 2010 Winter Olympics, which kick off February 12. Your optimal place to stay
is the Shangri-La Hotel, but good luck getting a reservation during the games. It’s a short walk from there to Granville Street, where
you’ll find a string of clubs and bars. Republic, Ginger 62 and the old Roxy are all great spots to see a band, quaff a local brew (try
Alexander Keith’s) and cross paths with a Swedish biathlete who failed to qualify for the medal round earlier that day. It’s a seafood-
centric city, so hit Rodney’s Oyster House, where the decor makes you feel as if you’re in the hull of a sinking ship and the hostesses
are all genetic marvels. And because scotch tastes better when sipped in cold open air next to a fireplace, don’t miss the city’s best
outdoor patio atop the Keg in Yaletown. Bypass the noisy bar and restaurant and take the discreet elevator to the top floor for views
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Getting Steamy
Cold happens. We recommend the liberal application of hot cocktails to the affected area
These purpose-built winter warmers should see you through to gin season. From left: Evening Extender: Irish Coffee. The steak was huge
and the cheesecake unnecessary, but the night must go on. Here’s how: In a mug, mix two ounces of Irish whiskey with a teaspoon of brown
sugar, then fill to an inch below the rim with hot coffee. Float three tablespoons of half-whipped cream (do not use canned) on top. A Cure
for the Common Cold: Hot Toddy. You’re in no shape for a party, so find a blanket, a Billy Wilder movie and one of these. Mix two ounces of
bourbon, scotch or brandy with a tablespoon of raw honey, the juice of half a lemon and six ounces of boiling water. Stir with a cinnamon stick.
Breakfast Special: Hot Bullshot. Hungover in ski country? Not anymore. Mix four ounces of hot beef bouillon, two ounces of vodka, a tea-
spoon of Worcestershire sauce, a pinch of celery salt, a dash of Tabasco, the juice of a quarter of a lime and pepper to taste. Après-Ski: Hot
Buttered Rum. Speed, snow and adrenaline take it out of you. Fat, sugar and rum put it back in. Make a butter batter by creaming one stick
of unsalted butter, two cups of brown sugar, a teaspoon of ground cinnamon, half a teaspoon of nutmeg, a pinch of ground cloves and a pinch
of salt. Then toss two tablespoons of the batter into a mug, add two ounces of dark rum and stir in six ounces of boiling water (or cider).
Hello, Gorgeous
Women obsess about the perfect little black dress. We ob-
sess about the perfect little black laptop. Don’t look now,
but we think the Voodoo Envy 133 (from $1,900, voodoopc
.com) may be the One. Impossibly svelte at .7 inches thick,
it’s made of carbon fiber, weighs just over three pounds
and is filled with smart tech, such as a power brick that
doubles as a Wi-Fi router. Plus, it has an instant-on OS that
boots before Windows and gets you to music, the Web and
Skype in a flash—which means it’s ready to party anytime,
just like our favorite little-black-dress girls.
Babes on Boards
We love snowboards because they double as artistic canvases. They help you
make a statement on the slopes even if you can’t pull off a backside 540 stalefish.
This season Burton’s making the world a prettier place by covering its rides with
our favorite kind of art. Its Love series ($430, burton.com) features Cheryl Bach-
man (Miss October 1991), Carol Vitale (Miss July 1974), Teri Peterson (Miss July
1980, pictured near right) and Sandy Johnson (Miss June 1974, far right). Take
your pick. Just don’t let her distract you from that 40-foot lip coming up.
Second Seating
Ryan Frank’s Inkuku chair ($3,100, ryanfrank.net) may look like a
nouveau cream puff, but it’s decidedly secondhand. The padding
that swells from every surface is made of plastic shopping bags
that toted eggs, milk and bananas into hundreds of homes be-
fore being pressed into service to cushion your behind. Add the
recycled-aluminum frame and you have a chair that has been
24 around the block even when it’s fresh out of the box.
FILL YOUR INNER EMPTINESS WITH MATERIAL GOODS
scratch
and
sniff!
Spin Class
PREPARE TO ROCK THE
WHEELS OF STEEL WITH DJ HERO.
It’s a simple formula: Start with a musical instrument controller, throw in
songs even your dog knows, and you’ve got a million-selling video game.
Activision’s DJ Hero (Xbox 360/PS3/Wii) follows the recipe—but throws in the
beats. DJH’s intimidating turntable controller is actually easy to wield, with
a three-button setup similar to Guitar Hero’s. But this time the descending lines
on-screen aren’t note values but separate tracks: Slide the fader all the
way left and dig on the Black Eyed Peas’ “Boom Boom Pow”; move it all the way
ILLUSTRATIONS, PETER ARKLE
to the right and get Benny Benassi’s “Satisfaction”; rest it in the middle and
you’ll hear a mix of the two. Scratch with the turntable and you’ve got a DJ game
that isn’t far from the real thing—minus the annoying requests and drinks
spilled on your dust jackets. If you tire of cueing up the pop, rock, electronica,
R&B, and third-wave freak-folk jams, let DJH play itself—its “Party Play” mode
doubles as an emergency playlist. With 100-plus tracks, the rager won’t get
shut down soon. Next up: Klezmer Hero! $120, djhero.com—Jesse Brukman
T.G.I.
Fry Day
WHICH DEEP FRYER COOKS
UP THE BEST BATTERED
BABY SHOES?
turkey. I injected
my 16-pound fowl
with marinade
DeLonghi Presto ProFry Elite Platinum and rubbed it
Dual Zone HOT Fits a supersize HOT Two separate with spices—both
HOT Its sleek design portion of fries, and frying wells will keep
leaves lots of free its fan cools oil to a your French fries
no-nos with oil
counter space for non-arm-frying tem- and fish sticks from cookers—and
baby shoes and bowls perature in just 20 tasting exactly the subjected it to the
of batter. NOT Slow minutes. Others took same. NOT Getting Big Easy’s 16,000
to heat up; the an hour. NOT That the oil hot enough BTUs. I got a
magnetic power cord same fan blows state took us 14 minutes.
falls out so often fair air into your And the included
perfect bird and
you’ll want to turn it kitchen. Be prepared frying baskets are a no third-degree
into tempura. $90, to crack a window. bitch to clean. burns. $160,
amazon.com BESYT $120, amazon.com $65, costco.com charbroil.com.
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If you’re willing to let your
geek flag fly, the silicone-
composed circuit pattern
on these slim-fit gloves does
it with a certain flair. The
insulating shell is X-Static,
a fiber made from 99.9 per-
cent silver, which serves as a
barrier against bacteria. That
means you can worry a little
■ Touchy less about germs when you’re
EtreTouchy.com playing with someone else’s
$33.25 device. We’ll be the first to
Sure, these wool gloves are admit that this look is not for
compatible with all touch- everyone, but the gloves will
screen devices, but that’s keep your hands warm while
because they’re missing the you photograph ski bunnies.
tips of the thumb and index
finger. We think that’s kinda
cheating, and we have not APPLE GLOVES
been lamenting the demise
of the fingerless-glove trend. In 2007, Apple kicked the touch-screen revolution into high gear with the launch of the
On the other hand, they do iPhone; the company also filed a patent for a glove that could be used with the device.
get the job done, and done Say what you want about Apple’s quest for world domination—Steve Jobs and company
well, and they’re simple and usually know what they’re doing when it comes to design. If the two-layer glove ever goes
nondescript enough for most from paper to the production line, it could end up being the most fashionable and functional
self-respecting men to wear touch-screen-friendly option available.
without embarrassment.
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Chill It
Grape
Remember the last time you
tried to chill champagne in the
freezer and how long it took
Expectations
to clean up the mess when
you lost track of the time?
Sure you do. Take out the
guesswork with the Sharper
Image Wine Chiller. It will chill
your reds, whites, or bubbly to
Let the amateurs pick through wilted roses—go their optimal temperature and
classic this Valentine’s Day. Choosing just the right bottle maintain that for as long as
of bubbly will stack the love deck in your favor. needed. Select from a menu of
more than 70 preset variants
By Meaghan Dorman • Photographs by Nicholas Eveleigh according to country of origin
hen it comes to purchasing champagne, there’s much more to and wine type, or customize
consider than the price tag. First off, to make sure Cupid doesn’t the temperature to your own
preference. The extra-large
shoot you in the foot, go for the official French stuff. While there
LCD provides readings in
are just three basic grapes used in champagne production (pinot
both Fahrenheit and Celsius.
noir, pinot meunier, and chardonnay), they can be blended in ways that run the (SharperImage.com; single:
gamut from light to intense. Find a bottle to match your plans and you’ll get to $90; dual: $130)
see the lingerie she’s been saving for February 14th. —Deirdre Goldbeck
36 PENTHOUSE.COM
CARS :: SMOKE :: SCENT
Hot Pursuit
With the new Lexus LFA, Japan takes on Europe’s sexiest supercars
Lexus has offered highly refined coupes and sedans for 20 years, but until now it has left the supercarmakers alone. No longer.
Only 500 LFAs will hit the streets in 2010, and though those numbers may look like a toe in the water, the metal they’re slinging
makes it clear that Lexus is jumping into the supercar market with both feet. Nine years in development, the LFA is an engineering
masterwork, meticulously handcrafted on a lightweight carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic monocoque shell with aluminum extru-
sions front and back. You won’t mistake its crisp, aircraft-like compound curves and razor edges for anything from Europe, and
with a front-mounted 4.8-liter 552 bhp alloy V10 and six-speed sequential manual transmission, the LFA will impudently flash
its unusual triple exhaust pipes past nearly anything you’ll encounter on the road. As expected, when we tested her at Miami’s
Homestead raceway we found precise steering and instant throttle response as we blasted to 60 mph in a scant 3.6 seconds, thor-
oughly enjoying every decibel of the engine’s operatic 9,000 rpm wails. There’s just one catch: You can’t actually buy a $375,000
LFA. Lexus is taking a cue from the Ferrari Enzo and will lease all 150 U.S.-bound LFAs when they arrive in 2011.
Cold Comfort
The high heat of distillation
destroys the subtle flavors of
gin, so most makers
employ a two-stage
process. First they
distill liquor, then
they infuse it with
juniper and other
botanicals.
Turns out,
though,
in a high-
pressure
environment
alcohol can
be made to
boil at low
tempera-
tures. Which
is how the
producers
of Oxley gin
($50) can
distill and
Use Protection infuse their
spirit in one
PYFM—Protect Your Fucking Melon. It’s the cardinal rule of all motorcycle riding, before step without
going fast or looking cool, and applies whether you’re tooting along on a Vespa or haul- destroying its
ing ass on a hog. But there’s no law against protecting your melon in style. French design delicate fla-
company Les Ateliers Ruby recently added a windscreen to its gorgeous Pavillon, giving it vors. Way to
a retro-futuristic twist. The new guy is called Belvédère (from $970, ateliersruby.com). go, science!
Hack Your
Life: Paint
Up a Theater
If you want a TV you can
measure in feet instead
of inches, then turn a
stretch of bare wall into
a giant screen. It’s sim-
ple to do. First, pick up a
low-end 1080p projector
(Vivitek’s H1080FD goes
for $1,000). Then grab a
can of Screen Goo ($105
a can, goosystems.com)
in either gray or white (the
site will tell you which one
is right for your projec-
tor) and paint the wall you Pockets
want to use as a screen. For
enhanced perceived con- Full of
trast, figure out the exact
image size on the wall and
Future
paint a black border around Thanks to Google’s open-source, Internet-focused Android
the edges. Depending on OS for smart phones, we’re finally getting interesting options
the throw distance (how far beyond BlackBerry and iPhone. And these all have built-in
your projector sits from the Wi-Fi (clockwise from bottom right): Samsung’s Behold II
wall; the longer the throw
($230 with T-Mobile contract) has a five-megapixel camera and
the bigger the image), you
can get a screen that’s 10 Samsung’s TouchWiz interface. The Motorola Droid ($200 with
feet across, or larger if Verizon contract) offers a full QWERTY slide-out keyboard. HTC’s Hero
you don’t mind slightly ($180 with Sprint contract) uses an iPhone-like all-touchscreen, no-keyboard
diminished brightness and approach. Finally, the Archos 5 (from $220, archos.com) isn’t a phone at all but a Net-connected
26 resolution. entertainment device that lets you watch movies, listen to music and surf the web.
Union Jacked
Britain’s hottest new ride: the Aston Martin Rapide
Streaking along corkscrew mountain roads above Valencia, Spain in Aston
Martin’s new Rapide sedan, we paused in a village for photos. A crowd
immediately surrounded the car. A man asked, “¿Es italiano?” We replied,
“No, es inglés.” “¡Que guapa!” he replied, an expression used to describe
a beautiful woman. The Rapide has just snatched the title of world’s best-
looking four-door sedan from Porsche and Bentley. Built on a stretched
Aston DB9 VH platform, with a taut aluminum-and-carbon-fiber body and
an impossibly low silhouette, the Rapide is a concept car
brought to life. Elegant, yes, but the 470 hp V12 is a beast
(top whack: 188 mph). Count on about $200,000. For
more pics and info, go to playboy.com/rapide.
Mountain
Hideaway
You’ve spent the day
slalom skiing on crystal
clear Lake Tahoe with a
longlegged Russian yoga
teacher named Veron
ika. Now you’re taking in
the sunset from one of
these couches at the new
$300 million, 170room
Ritz Carlton Highlands
in Tahoe (rooms from
$299, ritzcarlton.com/
laketahoe), tucked into
the woods at the North
star ski resort. “This place
is unreal,” Veronika says
in between chilled vodka
shots. “It just opened,”
you say. “It’s a mountain
hideaway in summer, a
ski lodge in winter. The
chef at the hotel’s restau
rant, Manzanita, is James
Beard Award winner Traci
Des Jardins. You should
see the 1,900square
foot presidential suite.”
She says, “I thought
you’d never ask.” “Waiter?
42 Check, please.”
TH E
“CAN’T REPEAT THE PAST?” wrote F. Scott Fitzgerald in his 1925
classic The Great Gatsby. “Why of course you can!” Taking inspiration
from the gentlemanly pursuits of an era when men knew how to relax—
by, say, taking a bath in gin—while never looking more comfortable
L IFE
in our own skin, PLAYBOY puts an updated spin on those classic looks
SPORTING with elements of garden parties, golfing forays, tennis twosomes, motor-
ing excursions and the laid-back literary summer months when Daisy
Buchanan wistfully and dangerously asked, “What’ll we do with our-
selves this afternoon? And the day after that, and the next 30 years?”
How about have a good time and look great in the process? Here are
a few ideas on how to enjoy the good old days right now.
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BRITISH GRAND PRIX
Like the Italians, the Brits have mixed with that of fine champagne.
been mad for motor racing since the The British Grand Prix is held at
1920s. Back then, as it is now, racing Silverstone, a racetrack built on
was a game for “gentleman drivers” a World War II air base 100 miles • 2 oz. vodka • 3 oz. cranberry • 2 oz. orange
who could afford expensive machin- northwest of London. Our predic- juice juice
ery and didn’t mind so much when it tion: Former Formula One world Pour vodka and cranberry juice into a chilled
got bent out of shape. For the crowds, champ Lewis Hamilton will take the highball glass filled with ice. Stir, top off with
Grand Prix races were fashionable checkered flag in front of his home orange juice and serve.
events where the perfume of engines crowd. July 11, formula1.com. 93
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MAT CH P OINT
“Big Bill” Tilden, a style
icon who dominated
international tennis dur-
ing the sports-obsessed
Roaring Twenties.
SOLE THE CLASSIC tennis shoes all the 1970s aces wore are
making a stylish encore in 2010. Look back to step for-
SURVIVORS ward in a pair of these beauties.
PIMM’S
CUP
• 2 oz. Pimm’s • Slice of
No.1 Cup cucumber
• 1 oz. ginger • Slice of
ale lemon
Pour Pimm’s and ginger ale
into a chilled highball glass
filled with ice. Squeeze the
lemon while dropping it
K-SWI S S PF FLYERS LAC O S TE into the glass. Garnish the
lip of the glass with cucum-
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WIMBLEDON
The oldest and most prestigious tennis tourney still played on grass, the action events on the summer calendar. Last
tournament in the world has been held at Wimbledon culminates in the men’s year Roger Federer took the title, setting
at the All England Club outside Lon- singles final. Pimm’s Cup and a strict a record for Grand Slam wins with 15.
94 don since 1877. The only Grand Slam dress code make it one of the most stylish June 21–July 4, wimbledon.org.
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SLICE OF LIFE
Golf champion Bobby
Jones at the 1927 British
Open at St. Andrews,
Scotland.
A R N OL D
• ½ cup In the late 1960s Arnold
lemonade Palmer was heard order-
• ½ cup ing this beverage in a Palm
SUMMER READING
PA L M ER
iced tea Springs bar; other customers
• Slice of followed suit. Modernists add You define your style not just by what you wear
lemon vodka to the “mocktail.” Pour and how you carry yourself but also by what you
• (Vodka to all ingredients into a pint glass read. The collection pictured includes Fitzger-
taste) filled with ice, stir and serve. ald’s “Winter Dreams,” a brilliant golfing tale
said to be the precursor for Gatsby.
U.S. OPEN
The United States Golf Association will stage hole course at the Newport Golf and Country took home $1.35 million. The big question
this year’s open at the newly refurbished Peb- Club in Rhode Island. The winner that year, this season is whether three-time winner
ble Beach Golf Links in California, but the a 21-year-old Englishman, received $150 Tiger Woods will show up with his A game.
event actually dates to 1895 and the nine- in cash; last year’s winner, Lucas Glover, June 14–20, usopen.com. 95