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Any hockey fan would go crazy for Dorothy Spencer’s sturdy and exceedingly cool storage box. The square box is handmade with vintage hockey sticks and opens with a unique and clever handle that varies from a recycled shower faucet to an old door knob - each storage chest is different! Handmade in Virginia, this would make a great eco-friendly gift for the sports fan in your life.

Packing tape with film strip print by: Shreyder Vladimir licence: Creative Commons, Copyright / All rights reserved tags: film strip tape pack stick 13 votes Loading … film, pack, stick, strip, tape Share This

Part Three of this series will deal with enhancing student Feng Shui. This post has several important photo examples, so please be patient while the photos load on your screen. This post has three sections: I) Student Desk Arrangement Issues; II.) Features Which Can Disturb Students; and III.) Enhancements Which Can Help Students.

“Dalia” Orchid Charm This beautiful charm would make a fantastic gift. It’s from the Jay Strongwater jewelry collection and features beautiful colors and special details. The handpainted enamel orchid charm has pink, clear and blue Swarovski crystals used throughout.

I finally got around to buying that non-stick frying pan that’s been on my shopping list forever. I would’ve redeemed a La Gourmet pan but I didn’t have enough Bonuslink points. So I redeemed my points for cash vouchers instead and bought this 28-inch Tefal non-stick.

I have more big news from CPIP (club penguin improvement project) Whats it about? Read what they said and see for your selves as i have posted the letter below. Hello Penguins! Meeting up with buddies in Club Penguin is really important–I know because it’s something a lot of you say is difficult right now.

Four Ways Digital Marketing Is Like A Buffet And Ideas To Help Improve Your Digital Diet After reading Made To Stick, by Chip and Dan Heath a while back (highly recommended btw), I revised many of my presentation materials. Chip and Dan spell out several ways to make stories stick and they know what they are talking about.

The TakePart Top 10 Weekly Roundup is a compilation of the week’s most notable stories from our entertainment-meets-social-action blogging network. Mother’s Day is this Sunday (don’t forget!), so be sure to take a look at some of the great posts we’ve put together in celebration of moms everywhere!

  An excellent story from the New Yorker: 1. Grant Achatz, a devotee of molecular gastronomy, torching cinnamon. “He likes to come up with new culinary ideas late at night, when the restaurant is empty, sketching various ‘prototypes’ on pads of paper.” 1.2 Gelled sweet potato, brown sugar, and bourbon, tempura-fried on a torched cinnamon stick.

So what to do for this week’s Unplugged Project theme: scissors? We could try a little Modular Kirigami, or some traditional Kirigami. In fact why not create an exact 3D miniature replica of our town using only one sheet of paper and some scissors!! Well…maybe not. But it was a fun thought to consider.