Monthly Archives: July 2012
Glass on wall
Shayna Leib continues to reach new heights in her multi-faceted career as an artist and teacher. She takes aquatic life forms as her primary focus of inspiration for her colorful and evocative art works.
Ironing is nor more difficult
Outline, a flexible frame that allows you to keep clothing taut and seams aligned while ironing your favorite threads. Outline consists of a flexible steel loop with a movable handle: sliding the handle forward will condense the loop for easy insertion into a sleeve, while retracting it will cause the loop to expand, conforming perfectly to the outline of the fabric. The handle can also be separated if the full width of the loop is needed.
Nature’s diverse challenges
Egyptian doctors removed a second head from a 10-month-old girl suffering from one of the rarest birth defects in an operation.Manar had been joined at the cranium to a poorly formed baby that consisted of a head, eyes, ears, nose, mouth and neck, but no body. The head that was removed from Manar had been capable of smiling and blinking but not independent life, doctors said.Children with such kind of deformities need your attention ,care & love.As they are facing the worst illness and an ugly look to carry.
Arabesque by Andy Scott
Arabesque stands 3.5m tall and is made of a mosaic of thousands of small sections of galvanised steel round bars which are welded together. The sculpture was bought by Gold Coast City Council and is now sited beside the Pacific Highway at Broadbeach.
Exclusive items for interior & exterior
Everyone is familiar with this scenario: after taking a shower, you look into your bathroom mirror and usually it is fogged up, forcing you to wipe it clean with your hand or a towel.
