Stuart Weitzman’s “Diamond Dream”

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The #8 Most Expensive Shoes in the World by Stuart Weitzman, leading luxury footwear designer, teamed up with Kwiat, foremost New York base diamond Jewelry Company, to craft a pair of diamond laden dream shoes. The “diamond dream” stilettos had a reason to enter into the foyer of shoe fame. Anika Noni Rose, the actor well-known for “Dreamgirls”, wore this match up at the Oscars in 2007.


Top 10 Most Expensive Shoes in the World


How to Swat a Mosquito

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Spring this year was unusually wet in the eastern half of the United States, with heavy rains falling from everywhere from Kansas and Missouri to New York City and Washington, D.C., the National Weather Service reported -- and with those rains has come a bumper crop of mosquitoes.



What's the best way to swat those pesky skeeters?


Freak Hurricane Wave

Posted by BlackJack On Tuesday, August 25, 2009 0 comments


This rare photo of a rogue wave was taken by first mate Philippe Lijour aboard the supertanker Esso Languedoc, during a storm off Durban in South Africa in 1980. The wave approached the ship from behind before breaking over the deck, but in this case caused only minor damage. The wave was between 16 and 33 feet (5-10 meters) tall.


Frogs Home Dung

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They may not be the best-smelling homes, but Asian elephant dung piles provide certain frog species with shelter, one researcher has found.Ahimsa Campos-Arceiz, of the University of Tokyo when the research was conducted, found the dung-dwelling frogs in the area around Sri Lanka's Bundala National Park, while searching for signs that Asian elephants acted as ecosystem engineers in their environments.


Solar Sun Flower

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Fifteen of this flower-shaped solar panel is install previous month in a release breathing space among a thoroughfare and a vend lot in Austin, Texas. They not only present a bottle green source of force, other than also carrying a clean appears to planetary board design. Unfortunately, they can't help but think of those “fake-tree” cell phone towers at what time they observe these things.


Designed by Massachusetts art duo Harries/Heder, the Sunflowers are an art exhibit at heart, and stand over 30 feet tall. They gather influence from the sun by day, and use that energy to power their blue LEDs at night. Up to 15 kilowatts of surplus power is sent back to the grid as recompense for any maintenance fees the Sunflowers deserve.


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