Fruit (Bowl) Loops: 8 Circular Wood, Glass & Metal Designs Circular forms are a clear choice for storing the rounded forms of fruits – but these creative modern design ideas are anything but obvious. For starters, when someone asks you to pass them this vertical wooden fruit ‘bowl’ just give it a nudge and send it rolling their way – just don’t slip while sliding them the bananas! This nifty set of wood, metal and black-painted plastic half-bowls – also by the artist Helena Schepens – does not have quite the same moves but is still quite dynamic. From tiny grapes to sizable pears and appleas, each piece of fruit added to or subtracted from the mix changes the angle of the centerpiece. To round it out, other designers have developed turn-style systems allowing you to rotate your fruit into place and pop it out of the mix (like the metal one shown on top or the white wall-hanging repositories at the bottom.
Excuse me, i was looking at the water Küchenhelfer fürs Kochen & Backen Mit den richtigen Küchenhelfern macht das kreative, genussvolle Kochen und Backen einfach mehr Spaß und gelingt leichter. Scharfe Messer, gute Töpfe und Pfannen, praktische Utensilien: Wir zeigen, was Sie wirklich brauchen. Grundsätzlich gilt: Achten Sie beim Kauf von Küchenhelfern auf Qualität, dann ist das Küchenleben stressfrei und alle Leckereien gelingen garantiert. Letztlich hängt die Wahl Ihrer Küchenhelfer davon ab, was Sie am liebsten und häufigsten kochen oder backen. Küchenhelfer: die Auswahl ist riesig, nicht jeder braucht alles. Küchenhelfer: Messer An erster Stelle einer soliden Grundausstattung stehen gute Messer. Die Grundausstattung: Zum Start sollten es vier bis fünf Messer in verschiedenen Größen und mit unterschiedlich geschliffenen Klingen sein. Kleines Messer: Zum Gemüseschneiden benötigt man ein kleines Messer mit einer 5 bis 10 Zentimeter langen Klinge. Brotmesser und Sparschäler: Diese beiden runden die Grundausstattung dieser Küchenhelfer ab.
Everyday Objects Come Alive - Part 3 Cookie Crumbs Terry Border is one of our favorite creative people on the planet. He never ceases to amaze us, as he takes boring, everyday objects and makes them come alive! What's great about his work is that it can be enjoyed by everyone. "I always knew that my weird point of view was my gift or perhaps curse, so I'm glad I finally found a use for it," Terry says. Rejection Ice Cube Dreams Pick Him Crime Scene Chained to the Desk Peanut Mourning The American Way Waiting for the Train Practical Yolker Bruised Jump! More Terry Border:Terry Border Makes Everyday Objects Come AliveEveryday Objects Come Alive - Part 2Everyday Objects Looking for Love Terry Border's website via [Telegraph]
Innovative Two Way Doors by Venetian Celegon ERGON is an innovative door mounting system that allows the door to be opened in both directions of travel with a simple push. As an added bonus, ERGON doors require 50% less space to open than regular doors and are perfect for small apartments. When Anime Fansubs Went WRONG It'll be too selfish of me not to share it to everyone for a great laugh ;-) This is just SO DAMN WRONG!!! Ah my brain!!! I can't get that image out of my head!!! Ok, Cherry Blossom, we get the meaning even without any translation....................
National Library Symbol History & Implications From ALA Library Fact Sheet 30: The image debuted in its official capacity in the 1982 ALA publication, A Sign System for Libraries, by DeVore and Mary S. Mallery, and was the cover story of the September 1982 issue of ALA’s member magazine, American Libraries. This is a great symbol on a number of levels. But characterizing libraries as places where people read alone was a mistake. Here’s another take. The article “Tomes’ time might be up at Newport Beach library” gets it all wrong. We can change that narrative by emphasizing not content, but people and interactions.