The Dharma Alarm clock from the TV Show LOST features an Apple ][ style keyboard so you can enter the infamous series of numbers to stop the clock. If you don't enter them in time, well, I think you know what will happen. You will have a one minute one-minute warning before the electromagnetic cataclysm mode starts.

Features include:

• 4 Digit Display
• 8 Color paint scheme
• 15 component clock movement
• You can set it up to 16 minutes before your normal wake-up time
• A 23 Year warranty
• Retro 42-character green display

[$50 from Think Geek]

AutoPark from Frolicware allows your iPhone to keep track of the time left on your parking meter and exactly where you parked your car. The app doesn’t even have to be running, as it uses push notifications to let you know when the time on your meter is almost expired. The GPS function pinpoints your car on a map, and AutoPark allows you to set location in the parking structure via colors, levels, letters and numbers.  You can even add notes or take a picture of where your car is.

Other services include finding nearby gas stations, banks, and public restrooms (with more services promised). One-Button Email allows you to let others know where you parked your car, incase you need someone else to find it.

[via iTunes Store $4.99]

Charlotte, North Carolina based artist Karen O’Leary’s Studio K has created this New York City map, in which the cut-outs reveal the “paths, nodes, circles, boulevards, parks and streets” the city that never sleeps. There are  four 3? x 4? paper panels, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and the Bronx, that fit together like panes of window. This piece of art is a one-of-a-kind piece is being sold for $550.00.

[via studiokmo on etsy]

While Terminator Salvation is breaking box-office records, real robots are getting ready for their debut at Walt Disney World in Florida. An audio-animatronic of the 44th President is going through the final stages of “lip-syncing” a speech recorded just for this venue by the real president. Obama will not be the only American President making a first time appearance at the Hall of Presidents in WDW, George Washington will now be represented as well. While George Washington was unavailable for comment, close friend Dick Clark, said he would be very proud of the audio-animatronic.

[via NY Times]

So you’ve added the 1.21 jigawatts to your iPhone and fitted your Delorian with the proper license plate. Now what? You want to change history right, maybe get some fuel for your flying car, but you forgot the basic science, needed. No problem, just make sure you have this handy time travel chart stored in your time machine.

[$19 from Topatoco]