Hey folks, just wanted to share something funny with you. I am not a gambling fan at all espacially when it comes to on-line bingos, casinos and other “easy money” offers.
Recently during my constant web hunting for quality stuff I was tempted by a banner of FOXY BINGO promising to add twenty pounds to your account if you join for free and deposit at least ten pounds. I felt lucky and didn’t think much to give it a try. I passed through the quick registration and joined few games which rules were quite vague to me and … I won 300 pounds.
Somebody would call it the luck of the beginner – I do not tend to give any definitions but am quite happy with my award which already managed to spend. I don’t think would try one more time – it was just my lucky day. Do you feel the chance on your shoulder today?
In this article which I’ll leave open and keep on adding new images I am showing some examples of the London’s Underground urban landscape scattered with graphic design samples. Expect other locations
Representing to you a miracle of the russian industrial design, which my father still proudly uses after 35 years of heavy duty. This semiautomatic machine is named Aurica 70. In the washing compartment you poor two buckets of hot water and by a timer you switching an open plastic propeller which stirs the water and clothes. In the other compartment is situated the centrifuge, spinning with 1500 rpm where you get your clothes literary dry in few minutes I particularly haven’t heard of such speed amongst contemporary washing machines.
The Ideal Home Show has been inspiring homeowners for more than 100 years. This spring, the fantastic show returns with even more features and expert advice.
You can meet 600 exhibitors from around the world, and get ideas for all areas of the home, including interiors, home improvements, gardens, gadgets, food, housewares and more.
Whether you’re embarking on a big project or simply want to spruce up your home, the Ideal Home Show has everything you need under one roof and is a great day out for all the family.
Impressed by this super down to earth dude who I had the chance to meet and to listen in the V&A museum in London recently I share his studio website and the interview which is about an hour long but deserves each minute. The most significant words I will never forget were ” When I see a falling star in the sky I do not wish anything for me but to have the opportunity to give something to somebody in a need, as I am fully aware of what extraordinary chance I’ve been given to become what I am at the moment and I need nothing else”
Do you know who is Corian. It sounds as an mythological character or an ancient god, isn’t it? But it is not actually a person but a material and it is not from the past but from the future… It was created in fact in the early 70′s by the chemical giant DuPont as a commercial bath product. Тhe market soon discovered new uses for this versatile material, particularly in kitchen countertops. By the 1990s, Corian® began to be specified for windowsills, indoor/outdoor furniture, even lighting.
Simnel cake is a light fruit cake, similar to a Christmas cake, covered in marzipan, and eaten at Easter in England and Ireland. A layer of marzipan or almond paste is also baked into the middle of the cake. On the top of the cake, around the edge, are eleven marzipan balls to represent the true apostles of Jesus; Judas is omitted.
Aki’s 30m2 flat in Tokyo is proof that a small space can have it all – room for eating, sleeping and living
“The reason I chose this flat was location. It is very quiet and convenient – with parks and shrines – even though it’s in central Tokyo. The area’s also great for interior shops and cafes, which I enjoy”