Hasta La Ideas The Adventures of Star Wars Figurines in Nature Archives

Jul 28

This Portable Pizza Oven Uses Wood Pellets to Cook a Pizza in 118 Seconds

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Designed by Kristian Tapaninaho, called Uuni 2. Tapaninaho created the portable oven using brushed stainless steel that heats up to 840 F by burning 100 percent wood pellets. Within 10 minutes of lighting, you can make a wood-fired pizza in less than 2 minutes! It’s also not just for pizza; you can cook flatbreads, salmon, vegetables, steaks or really anything that enjoys short cooking times. It is $300.(Read…)

Jul 28

CanopyStair, This Spiral Staircase Attaches To A Tree

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Check out this awesome system, which enables anyone to create a temporary spiral staircase up a tree, without causing any harm to the tree at all. Designed by Robert McIntyre and Thor te Kulve, CanopyStair is a set of stairs that attach to a tree trunk via ratchet straps. Install each step one by one, in a spiral pattern, and in less than half an hour you’ll have an easy and simple way to make yourself to the canopy. However for a party or a family day, the staircase would be awesome and it only takes a few hours to build and 30 minutes to disassemble too! There’s no word on price or availability.(Read…)

Jul 28

IKEA is selling a placemat with a Smartphone Pouch

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IKEA has just come up with a practical solution: a placemat complete with a smartphone pouch. The mats are part of a new limited-edition tableware line coming out in September called Sittning. There are bowls, platters, wine glasses, pitchers, serving spoons, you get the idea. And then there are the place mats. ( they will cost about $2 each.) The mats have a pretty loose weave so you can see when your phone lights up. This seems like a problem, though, because you can’t read what the screen says, but you can still be distracted by the light. I guess you could put your phone facedown in the pocket.(Read…)

Jul 28

Line Of Sleeping Puppies ( Video )

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Jul 28

PNBHS Haka for Mr. Dawson Tamatea's Funeral Service ( Video )

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Dawson Tamatea taught at Palmerston North Boys’ High School in New Zealand for almost thirty years. One of the things he taught students was a haka. Tamatea died unexpectedly July 19 at the age of 55. Students got together to do the haka that he taught them as a tribute when Tamatea’s hearse arrived for the funeral service.(Read…)

Jul 28

This Hermit Crab Lives in a LEGO Brick

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Youtuber Albizu Garcia posted this video of a hermit crab wearing a LEGO brick instead of a traditional shell. “Hermit crabs do not have a “built-in” shell, they use empty shells they find and move up in size as they grow. Hence the name Hermit. We found this one at a beach in Puerto Rico. “(Read…)

Jul 28

The Legend of Zelda Theme with Lyrics ( Video )

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“What is the Legend of Zelda? It’s the legend of a little moron, who can’t talk, and wastes time. “(Read…)

Jul 28

WWII Planes Underwater Graveyard

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En plein coeur du Pacifique, les plongeurs explorent les fonds marins depuis les années 60 à la recherche d’épaves datant de la seconde guerre mondiale. Brandi Mueller a capturé les images d’un cimetière d’avions, jonché à 40 mètres au fond de l’océan près des Îles Marshall, depuis maintenant 70 ans. Ces carcasses ont été jetées après la guerre car il était trop couteux de les transporter aux États-Unis. D’impressionnantes images à découvrir.

Jul 28

Little Girl and Dog in Similar Settings

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Lorsqu’elle ne se consacre pas aux photographies de mariages, Jesse Holland s’amuse à photographier sa propre fille et son chien dans les mêmes situations, portant les mêmes accoutrements ou dans la même position puis les rassemble ensuite sous forme de diptyques. De cette manière créative, elle immortalise ces moments plein de tendresse et d’humour.

Jul 28

Paper Cut Iconic Portraits

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L’artiste Yoo Hyun utilise l’art du découpage de papier afin de créer des portraits d’icônes de la musique, du cinéma ou de la peinture. Elle imagine les détails de chaque portrait en adaptant sa découpe. Ses créations dévoilent toute leur beauté et la méticulosité du travail de l’artiste, lorsqu’elles sont placées sur une surface de couleur foncée, souvent caractérisée par une grande tâche de peinture.