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You hit this switch to cook your rice. When the switch is down, the COOK light is red. When the rice is ready, the switch moves up and the KEEP WARM switch turns orange.
The top of this water bottle makes a "pop" sound when opened and a "clicking" sound when closed. These sound feedbacks let the user know when they successfully open and close the bottle.
Rob Jelinski and Efrain Mercado hit the streets of Williamsburg to capture authentic NYC style footage and snaps for the visual promotions of Rob's upcoming tactile Art Exhibit- A Book Called... Forever which will tour the U.S.A. and Canada on The Sketchbook Project, 2012 World Tour!
For more information about The Sketchbook Project, 2012 World Tour or A Book Called... Forever click: www.robjelinski.com/blog/2012/01/29/is-brooklyn-in-the-ho...
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