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Kogoro Kurata is a Japanese Ironsmith who likes the darker side of life and a look at his works proves this fact. Mr Kurata is not interested in hammering bridges or building iron drills, but he would rather create gothic chandeliers for restaurants,...
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Childhood is the happiest, most carefree of times. That is, unless your country has been torn apart by war.
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Ever found yourself in a place when you have a sudden and urgent appointment which needs you to dress at your impeccable best and you just happen to find your best suit...
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Creativity plus utility can do wonders! Some fourteen graduates of the Royal College of Art made a mark in the design world by competing for the 2008 Pilkington...
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Looks like an iPod jacket is really the in thing today. After Brando, its Xara’s turn to bring in the specially designed iPlay iPod Warm-up jacket in the market....
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He may not be an ace basketball player, but he surely has something in for Starbury. So much so, that Stephon Marbury went to the extent of getting the Starbury logo...
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Keeping up with our fondness for interactive tables, here’s a collection of four white tables with various special interfaces switches, dials, turn-tables and sliding...
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Even though there is literally no dearth of stylish coupes for the elite, somehow no one ever really made one that the middle class car lovers could afford. Thankfully...
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Created in collaboration with Great Southern Wood, Abbeville, USA, ‘Thinking Outside the Box’ is an innovative new product created by designer Jez Jewkes for the...
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In, On, With…Rocky Balboa
Eye of the tiger in most cases is the inspirational song that every involved sportsmen takes inspiration from, especially while working out...
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If you’re not one of those few lucky ‘filthy rich’ people who have palatial houses where you can actually get lost, functional furniture is what you need, like...
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Geek is one word but even that will not define the person who came up with this weird idea of designing tongs in bottles. If his creation was purely a consequence of...
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Helping you keep knives accessible, safe, clean and looking great, this sleek and slim Magnetic Knife Rack by Linden Sweden makes a great and handy new addition to your...
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A good collection of thoughts for people who are away from religion and spirituality.
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Empirical studies have shown that measures
of dimensions such as these, more proximal to physical and
mental health, are in fact significantly tied to health....
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If its France-based designers are to be believed then the Icare motorcycle concept is supposed to be a cross between something from Tron and “a kind of Porsche or...
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Gilded effect is touted to be the trendiest preference in the world of décor. Be it on the walls or on the floor, gold laminates and tiles have managed to dazzle all...
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Teachers employed in church founded schools are required to either get married or lose their jobs.
“There are teachers who just cause pregnancies, but don’t have...
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Ever since God told Adam and Eve not to eat the Apple and they didn’t listen to Him, mankind has kinda been obsessed with sex. Wars have been waged, illusive...
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I’ve always done it until it became a utility gadget. This would be my response to the Foot of Pano or the Cleanness Foot. Probably an innovation derived by a simple...
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When we learn to remove all our HEAVY load of past on our mind, latent, dormant in our sub-conscious mind, like old archives; so worn out that its usefulness is lost....
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A Bangladeshi anti-crime agency arrested eight suspects Thursday following the theft of two rare 1,500-year-old statues that were headed to France for an exhibition, an...
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Finally, we have got someone to sit on our Alien Furniture. Art from Steel is a Thailand-based firm that specializes in steel sculptures and models made entirely from...
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AP, Rome
Burglars broke into a foundry in Tuscany over the weekend and made off with seven bronze statues by the Colombian artist Fernando Botero, officials said Tuesday.
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I don’t have words to describe what you are going to see next. Here are some of the strangest, wackiest, and the most bizarre pieces of sculptures from all over...
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“Part man. Part machine. All cop. The future of law enforcement.” – This is how Robocop enthralled machine freaks and initiated a breed of comic books, sequels, video...
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Humor can be a great teacher at times. Even the gravest lesson of life becomes easy enough, if pinch of humor is added to it.
Life Lessons from The Learning Channel...
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Yangon:
A young boy sucks on a lollipop as he stands beside statues of Buddha inside a store Wednesday, July 16, 2008, in Yangon City, Myanmar.
