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Jun 29, 2011
Jun 28, 2011
Mind Your Step: Creative 3D Illusion Art (Amazing street illusion)
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Jun 26, 2011
Beautiful Napkin Ring Designs | Stylish Serviette Ring Set
The napkin ring, sometimes called serviette ring, was originally used to identify the napkins of a household between weekly wash days. The standard napkin ring is a simple ring made from skewers. But in these days, we can see more and more exquisite and luxurious napkin rings designs. Some of them are even studded with Swarovski crystals (pretty! pretty!) Here are 11 Modern and Stylish Napkin Ring Designs we collected from the world which will be sure to spice up your dinner table.
1. Ant Napkin Rings Set
So much better than ants taking away your picnic….these ant napkin rings are sure to bring charm and conversation to your dinner table.
These fanciful starfish napkin rings are available plated with 14 kt gold and studded with yellow Swarovski crystals. Perfect as a gift or for your own table. Beautifully delivered in a L’Objet presentation box.
For a bridal shower or for summer entertaining, those lovebirds napkin rings may also be used as placecard holders. Crafted of aluminum, each has a hand-applied patina.
These adorable napkin rings will look great on almost any table setting with its vibrant colors and wire frame detail. Watch your guests dine in delight with this new decorative on your dining table. Also a great idea as a housewarming gift or for any occasion.
This set of four quality napkin rings features exotic enamel coral accents that bring a splash of vibrant color to each place setting. Also available with platinum plating, the rings are adorned with Swarovski crystals and come presented in a luxury gift box.
Each ring is laser cut from acrylic, and the mustaches are made of chalkboard so the rings can double as placecards!
This napkin holder holds the napkin the way a lover holds their mate, becoming one with the napkin, embracing it. Made of pure beautiful silver, perfect and graceful. The design of this sculpturistic object is partly inspired by the natural beauty of a swan. The aesthetics compliment the napkin as well as hold it.
Hand-made in Texas with assorted cowhide leather, these unique cowhide napkin holders will bring western charm to your kitchen and dining table. Decorated with silver metal concho for more western look. A great gift for the host or hostess!
Leaf Napkin Rings. Extra thick felt gives these leaf-shaped napkin rings a fun fall look. Use them for Thanksgiving or all season long to accent your table and make any autumn dinner more festive.
Charming character won’t just be coming from the host or hostess when you have these Montana Silversmiths spur napkin rings on the dining table! A wonderful conversation starter.
Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme napkin rings are hand cast using a very special technique which preserves even the smallest details of the original herbs. They are made of solid bronze, then gold plated in an antiqued finish. Ring is approximately 1 5/8″ in diameter.
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Jun 24, 2011
Ultra Realistic People Trapped Street Art by dan witz
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Jun 16, 2011
Coca-Cola Museum 125th anniversary celebration pics
The taste of Coca-Cola was born in Atlanta in 1886, and this month begins their 125th anniversary celebration. You can partake in many activities during the celebration including mini-golf as well as get a 125th anniversary commemorative bottle and purchase an anniversary book while supplies last.
As far as the visit for me, I enjoyed the experience of being able to see the museum as well as try out the many flavors of Coca-Cola from countries around the world. For many of my friends that live in Asia, I tried out most of them. It sure can hype you up after trying them. LOL!
Anyway, here are some pics I took on my trip to the museum that day:
The large Coca-Cola bottle displays that are in the lobby.
Coca-Cola wall display
The Happiness Factory
Coca-Cola bar
Statue of a man stirring Coke.
Coca-Cola signs, displays, and buttons.
How the Coca-Cola brand became a business and more displays.
More Coca-Cola products on display.
Car with a Coca-Cola sign
This is where you can tell exactly how far away you came to this museum and compare it to other visitors, too.
Many Coca-Cola wall displays
Old school Coke machines
Old style Coke machine when they were five cents a bottle. Yeah, way before my time. Haha.
Coca-Cola ads from here and other countries around the world.
More Coke ads from around the world.
This talks about Coca-Cola and the partnership with the Olympics back when the games were played there in 1996.
Popular Coke ads from the past from celebrities such as The Supremes.
Coca-Cola pin collection on display.
More Coke pins on display from countries around the world.
Powerade display of LeBron James and more Coke pins.
Coca-Cola bottles and cans of the brands that they carry are on full display.
The Syrup Tank
A "How to Make a Coke" sign.
Bottle Inspector
The Packaging Robot
The Packaging Robot is in action.
The Bottle Rinser.
The Blender
The Density, Volume, and Carbonation Tests.
Coca-Cole bottles from New Caledonia, Poland, Peru, Burkina Faso, Norway, Bosnia, and Herzegovina.
More Coca-Cola bottles from other parts of the world including Singapore, Indonesia, Spain, and Taiwan.
Even more Coca-Cola bottles from other parts of the world including Germany, the Bahamas, Sweden, and Australia.
Large Coca-Cola bottle displays in the main lobby.
Coca-Cola bottle display.
The Environment and Smart Glass Art Collection.
Coca-Cola Bottle at Turner Field.
Refresh Your World is what you see on the wall as you collect a souvenir bottle to take with you.
These are all the Coke bottles to pick from as you can take one with you.
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As far as the visit for me, I enjoyed the experience of being able to see the museum as well as try out the many flavors of Coca-Cola from countries around the world. For many of my friends that live in Asia, I tried out most of them. It sure can hype you up after trying them. LOL!
Anyway, here are some pics I took on my trip to the museum that day:
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