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Friday, December 31, 2010
Mono Is A Perfect Kettle For Single User To Enjoy Hot Beverages Efficiently
Philips AirFryer Uses Hot Air To Cook Your Food
The Airfryer is a revolution in home cooking that uses little or no oil as it fries. Airfryer uses patented Rapid Air technology to circulate hot air around a grill component, creating delicious meals with up to 80% less fat. Whether it’s perfect French fries, crispychicken nuggets, delicately browned meat or golden pastries, food is cooked and crisped to perfection, all in just twelve minutes.
Dish Dryer Design by Matias Conti
Design by dofft
Lacie S2.0 : Sleek and Stackable External Hard Drive Design
This Looks Like A December Day…
It’s the last day of December. It’s New Year’s Eve. It’s the end of the old year and the beginning of a fresh new one.
http://sweetsugarbelle.blogspot.com/ New Year cookies! |
It’s a time of reflection. A time to think about what could have, should have been. It’s a time to realize some things will never happen. And maybe it’s a time to realize there’s a reason they don’t.
It’s also a time to reflect on the changes and improvements one strives to make. It’s a new time, the slate wiped clean. It’s time to resolve to do better, do more, do something.
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I can’t say 2010 was a bad year. But there were certainly some down times. And I expect 2011 to be the same. It’s natural.
Bryce under the lighted trees in Johnson City. |
Johnson City, Texas, court house grounds. |
The end of December is the end of my third strip. It’s the fall strip in the series. It seems shorther than the others but I haven’t really measured. When I do I’ll let you know! Day 271, December 27, brought contentment. Things had gone well, everyone traveled safely. It was also a little hurried. We were going on a whirlwind trip to Austin. Alan had a workshop and Bryce and I had to go shop! We ate German in Fredericksburg and then got to go to Ikea. That’s a treat in itself. The night was finished with Kirby Queso then on to the hotel for a night of snoring. Apparently we all do it, or so they say. I have my doubts. I chose a blue and white wool blend that I’m making a cowl out of. Day 272, December 28, was a hurried day. There’s so much shopping to be done and so little time! Bryce and I went shopping while Alan was learning. I have to say he’s the best shopping buddy I have. He’s not afraid to go to new places and we like the same thing. He doesn’t whine that he’s tired but he does get grouchy if you don’t feed him! We found some good things and had fun. I did anyway! The trip home was uneventful. Stopped at Coopers and ate more than our share of meat. Then I slept almost the rest of the way home. Kind of getting sick I think. I chose red sparkly yarn. It was a good day. Day 273, December 29, was a pleasant day. It was another fast shopping trip day. We hit the thrift stores for fun and found a few treasures. There was an orphan hand knit sweater I rescued. It will become something else. I just couldn’t bear for it to sit on a rack alone knowing the lover that went into it. I chose some yarn from the sweater. It’s black with blue, pink and yellow interweaved throughout. It’s pretty yarn and was a pretty sweater. Very well made. Next is day 274, December 30 It’s a bittersweet day. The time passed so quickly. It’s time for Bryce to go back to Europe. There’s a great party he needs to attend! Ah, to be young and have no cares. It was hard, but not as hard for me this time. I know he misses us and I wasn’t so sure the first time! I chose a gold ribbon yarn. It’s for the golden times we had for the holiday and it called to me today. Day 275 is the last day for this strip! It’s December 31, a relaxed day. I’m most likely in pj’s for the day. The great plans for the evening will be to stay awake! Ha ha. We don’t have any Champagne but there’s plenty of other ‘spirits’ so if necessary I’ll console myself. I chose a Noro that has some purple, turquoise, green and gold in it. It’s going to be a new year, the beginning again. Maybe I won’t make the same mistakes. Maybe.
Origin Is The Ultimate Food Cultivator For The Future Mankind
Growing vegetables in the backyard or in front of the house is always a common and enthusiastic hobby among a range of people. Many people find this hobby an appreciable one, and others consider this as a total waste of time and energy. But now, its time to rethink.
The most crucial problem the future civilization is going to face is the scarcity of food. Meat and fish would probably be forgotten lot before due to the global environmental disaster and fruits and vegetables are the only food alternative mankind can rely which would also become hard to be produced due to the shortage of cultivating land and the unstable weather condition. Origin, an indoor farm concept, has been designed to tackle such condition by being able to produce vegetables and fruits and lessen the massive storage requirement for those. This compact and stylish capsule resembles a lot with our existing storage water purifier which can take seeds and substrates of the user’s preference as inputs and cultivate the particular item they want.
Win A TokyoFlash Futuristic Watch of Your Choice!
Tuvie in association with Tokyoflash, a groundbreaking Japan based watchmanufacturer, has arranged a competition where everyone will get the chance to win a fantastic watch from TokyoFlash. As a token of our profound gratuity for the utmost loyalty of our valuable readers, this initiative could really be another milestone of our bond of over years in web. A winner will be able to select one from the wide range of futuristic watches available in the TokyoFlash store. We hope, this early Christmas present not only will give the winner a sophisticated position among his/her friends and family with unique style, also willcreate a feel of being together among all other readers of our site.
The best commenter will be announced as the winner and will get the chance of selecting a watch which will be delivered directly on the designated address. The competition will last for the next three days and the winner will be declared on Monday of the subsequent week.
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Skylifter Can Move Nearly Anything To Anywhere
Text from the website about Skylifter design
We have been careful to make the design of SkyLifter as simple and low-cost as possible to build and operate, but without compromising performance or safety.
The design brings together many systems already proven and in use in industry. We have adapted them to our requirements and added some of our own innovations. The result is shorter development time, less cost and much less project risk.
For example, three key features of the design are:
- The symmetrical discus (lenticular) aerostat (balloon) which removes the need for SkyLifter to turn to face into wind and greatly simplifies payload handling.
- The even distribution of payload via the suspension lines which removes the need to build heavy and complex internal support structures.
- The propulsion and directional control is provided by several cycloidal propeller systems, providing almost instant vectored thrust in the horizontal and vertical planes. The system also provides additional active automated stability control.
The vertical tube one sees connecting the aerostat and the pod is simply a flexible two-way service trunk for personnel and systems.
The design is quite different from what one may have seen before. Its simplicity-of-form may seem obvious now but it has taken many years of hard work and investment to create this overall package that delivers a practical and cost-effective turn-key solution.