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Thursday, June 5, 2014
Coca-Cola Invents 16 Crazy Caps to Turn Empty Bottles Into Useful Objects
Rejoice, happy-go-lucky and environmentally conscious Coca-Cola lovers. Thanks to this new "2nd Lives" kit from the brand, you can now transform your Coke into something even more delightful. Is that just an empty soda bottle? Nope, it's a squirt gun. Useless piece of trash? Nope, it's a pencil sharpener, or the perfect rattle for your baby. Make your children happy. Give them Coca-Cola, and toys made from Coca-Cola. And if you have two empty Coke bottles, you can even make a dumbbell to burn off some of the calories you gained by guzzling both.
Created with the help of Ogilvy & Mather China, the campaign features a line of 16 innovative caps that can be screwed on to bottles when they're empty, transforming them into useful objects like water guns, whistles, paint brushes, bubble makers and pencil sharpeners. It's all part of a clever effort to encourage consumers in Vietnam to recycle, and a rare success at the sort of alchemy that seeks to reincarnate garbage as advertising (even if such attempts are a cornerstone of the marketing industry). Coke will give away 40,000 of these modified caps, which come in 16 different varieties, to start.
It's not clear if the add-ons themselves are made from recycled material. Even if they are, producing more plastic parts might not be the best way to reduce plastic waste.
But that's beside the point. While the caps might not quite hit the sharing chord as clearly as the it-takes-two-to-open bottles, they're a smart bit of advertising. "What if empty Coke bottles were never thrown away?" the campaign asks. Clearly, it would mean people everywhere could finally live in a utopia where everything was made of Coke products.
source:adweek
Qatar World Cup 2022
The price of Qatar 2022 world cup, counted in the lives lost while constructing stadiums, hotel's etc.
Kendall Jenner Goes Topless
Kendall Jenner is having the best year ever. From her New York Fashion Week catwalk debut to her Vogue shoot and new book release (with sister Kylie Jenner), the 18-year-old is constantly making headlines. And she just nabbed another big magazine spread. Jenner poses sans top (and sans nearly everything else) in the new issue of Interview.
“To be honest, this is exactly what I wanted to be,” the 18-year-old star, who covers her chest and dons a sleek cat eye in the provocative new shoot, says of her modeling career. “I was always looking up to supermodels. They were, like, my superheroes.”
Jenner explains that her determination and work ethic stem from the constant support of her parents, Bruce and Kris Jenner.
“My dad is my everything. He always had the craziest speeches for Kylie and me growing up, good words to live by,” she shared, adding, “My parents brought up Kylie and me to be workaholics. That’s something I really appreciate.”
The newbie model also reveals that she picked up some serious high jump skills from her Olympian dad. “I don’t really remember, but my friend just showed me this video of when I was on the track team. I got the school record for high jump. My dad was so proud of me.” (With her lean legs and athletic body type, we’d totally peg Jenner as a track star.)
Source:people
Remote Tribes Before They Disappear
It took over four years for photographer Jimmy Nelson to document 29 cultures and tribes at risk of disappearing from their remote corners of the world. He set out to “celebrate the beauty of these cultures and their traditional ways of life” and beautifully captured his subjects.
Plastic Surgery is so Extreme in South Korea that People Need New IDs
Just how good are plastic surgeons in South Korea?
Well for starters, South Korean media outlets Onboa and Munhwa have reported that many people now need plastic surgery certificates to prove they actually are who they say they are.
The practice has been growing in popularity for a few years now, but a recent boom in plastic surgery tourism from nearby countries like China and Japan means many of these foreigners now need hard proof of their surgeries to get past customs in their homeland.
One of the most common procedures is blepharoplasty, which gives the eye a more rounded, western look, and it’s made it making it harder for authorities to identify people based on their pre-op photos on their passports and other forms of ID.
With such unbelievable transformations, it’s hard to blame them.
Though people are more discrete about sharing their plastic surgery in America, it’s a totally normal topic of discussion in South Korea, not unlike you’d converse about someone’s outfit or hairstyle.
South Korea boasts the highest rates of plastic surgery of any country in the world, so it’s a much less taboo trend.
A recent survey found that one in five women between the ages of 19 and 49 there undergo some sort of cosmetic surgery, though it is growing increasingly common among men too.
Sadly, it looks like what’s driving this trend is East Asia’s pop culture, which tends to idolize western looks and music in particular.
But that’s no excuse. When you need a certificate to prove who you are, maybe it’s time to consider pumping the brakes on the plastic surgery.
While South Koreans may need to take a good hard look at the mirror when it comes to it’s growing obsession with plastic surgery, there are places where it can do some good beyond the superficial. Operation Smile is an international children’s medical charity that help’s provide safe surgical care for cleft palate treatment, helping heal children’s smiles forever.
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Tattoo History
Ta-tatau ‘ta’ ( polynesian ) means striking something and ‘tatau’ ( tahitian ) means ‘to mark something’ . So the word Tattoo was form .
The history of tattoo began over 5000 years ago and is as diverse as the people who wear them .
It is said that first tattoo was created accidently , someone had a small wound, and rubbed it with a hand that was dirty with soot and ashes from the fire. once the wound had healed, they saw that a mark stayed permanently.So then tattoos got birth and are created by inserting colored materials beneath the skins surface.
Bronze age
Pazyryk culture
Egypt
Japan
China
Polynesia
New zealand
Indonesia
India / Thailand
Africa
Ancient greece and rome
The celts
Central and south america
North america
Middle-east
Vikings
England
France
Stereotypical and sensationalised association of tattoo design
Now Tattoo have a new dimension of these .
What is tattoo removal ?
When you regret Culture , Memory , Fashion etc. Tattoo is removed . Where by different process are applied
Laser Tattoo Removal
Dermabrasion Tattoo Removal
Excision Tattoo Removal
Salabrasion Tattoo Removal
Cream Tattoo Removal
Pulsed Light Therapy
Cover-Up Techniques
Can all Tattoos be removed?
Unfortunately, not all tattoos can be removed completely, but the majority can be. Tattoos are meant to be permanent and with recent ink technology and professional tattoo artists improving their skills, tattoos imprinted in the last decade are very difficult to remove. Even with the best technique, some residual scarring remains in a few cases.
Think Before You Ink
An expression of one’s identity, tattoos have been an age old method of communicating freedom or captivity. In itself it involves a range of designs and texts to relate the self to a larger concept, connecting and labeling the body, to speak out loud. As highly visual creatures we tend to find ways to decorate ourselves in countless ways.
If you are thinking of getting a tattoo, the first thing a tattoo artist will tell you is to think it through. It is going to be on you for the rest of your life. If it is a result of a drunken decision the night before, chances are you will heavily regret it. But for the fortunate ones who plan it, tattoos become a symbol of love, tribute for the ones we have lost and a statement of who we are. Tattoos hold meanings - a first tattoo with your best friend, a commemoration of a deep inner pain, an imprint of your child’s name that resonates love - they are all expressions. Tattoos may be etched on a tiny spot of unexposed skin, or may be designed to be a blatant expose for the world to see. Once pricked by the needle, it’s there for keeps.
Today tattoo artists and parlors can be found almost everywhere; demand being stimulated by icons and television shows like Miami Ink. We helps you distinguish the different aspects of tattoos and their significances.
Tattoo Gun
A tattoo machine is a hand-held device to create a tattoo, a permanent marking of the skin with indelible ink. Modern tattoo machines use alternating electromagnetic coils to move a needle bar up and down, driving pigment into the skin. Tattoo artists generally use the term “machine”, or even “iron”, to refer to their equipment.The basic machine was invented by Thomas Alva Edison in 1876.
Dragon Tattoos
The dragon is a “classic” tattoo motif, popular with both men and women. In the Far East, the dragon represents the Four Elements - Earth, Wind, Fire and Water - and the four points of the compass - East, West, North and South. Dragons are simultaneously a symbol of Water, Earth, Underworld and Sky. The dragon is a culturally far-ranging character whose apparent bad temper should be interpreted as simply amoral, neither good nor evil. Nature nurtures and nature destroys. So too, does the dragon.
Celtic Tattoos
Sure, Celtic tattoos are elaborate and beautiful but they are steeped in a great historic tradition. Celtic tattoo is a term used to describe a wide range of different elements. The first are Celtic knot tattoos. A knot with no beginning or end symbolizes the never ending cycle of death and rebirth. The second design element is Zoomorphic tattoo designs; animals body parts, usually the heads of the animals.
Religious Tattoos
It is not surprising that religious tattoos are growing in popularity. Our tattoo choices often reflect our deep, personal values. As long as people have been marking and modifying their physical appearance, there has been a strong spiritual element to the practice of body art and body modification.
Naturalistic Tattoos
When an attempt is made to portray the tattoos in a realistic style, they tend to take the ‘natural’ form. The portrayal, involving minute detailing, shading and perspective, is done in such a way that imparts a tattoo design as much realism as possible.
Abstraction Tattoos
Abstraction tattoos, mostly derived from archaic styles of tattooing, do not involve too much artwork. Mostly done in shades of black and classic gray, such tattoos are commonly made around the navel, chest and calves, though arms and upper back are also emerging as popular areas of choice. Abstractions tattoos include tribal and Celtic style tattoos, Old English lettering and Chinese symbols.
A representation of a Wing or Wings as a tattoo design, of course, symbolizes flight. But if we give wing to our imagination for a moment, if only as a romantic gesture, we can say that they signify the escape from the bonds of earthly existence to the limitless freedom of the spirit. Wings stand for peace,
love, and the link between earth and sky --between the human and the divine -- and as symbols of transcendence and liberation.
Tribal Tattoos
This accounts for nearly a third of all tattoo design requests, and the term “tribal” of course covers an astonishing array of tattoo design possibilities, from the traditional tribal tattoos of indigenous and aboriginal cultures, to the latest in graphic design for the body.
Animal tattoos are among the most popular of all tattoo designs. Companies have long tried to promote products (e.g. cologne, perfumes, clothing) promising that it will “bring out the animal” in you. Well, animal tattoo designs are the only permanent way to bring out the animal in you and put it on you!
Flower Tattoos
Flowers as tattoo designs and symbols can be far more than just pretty pictures on pretty girls. Flowers are the embodiment of nature and concise symbols of the cycle of birth, life, procreation, death and rebirth. Specific flowers have come to represent a myriad of different beliefs in different cultures.
Extreme Body Parts to get a Tattoo
Forget every weird tattoo or piercing you have ever seen, there’s a new trend being used that’s definitely going to get your attention.
1. Palate Tattoo
This type of Tattoo is very uncommon. Gnomoweb, has a sketchy star tattooed on his palate. His was done by Franca at Tattoo Way in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
2. EyeBall Tattoo
27 year old David Boltjes was the first prisoner to be brave enough to let his prison mate stab him in the eye with an unconventional, untested, tattoo method. The tattoos change the sclera to be blue or even red and really change the look of the eye.
3. Tongue Tattoo
We’re talking about art on your tongue! Practitioners admit it hurts a lot and speech is initially difficult, but they claim that the surprise factor of sticking out their tongues at unwary people is worth the effort.
4. Fluorescent Tattoo
Fluorescent tattoo ink, sometimes referred to as UV ink or black light ink, is a cool type of tattoo that glows under black light.
5. Inside lip Tattoo
As far as weird places for tattoos this may top them all - the inner lip. Lip tattoos are generally on the inside of the bottom lip, but occasionally on the inside upper lip.
6. Accessories Tattoo
If you don’t have money to buy sunglasses you don’t need to worry, just have a pair of them tattooed on you! A man apparently had a pair of sunglasses tattooed on to his face and posted the video on the internet.
7. Hair Tattoo
If a UK Company has its way, men suffering from hair –loss will turn to needles and ink to mask their baldness.
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