Viola Davis.:
Viola Davis.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
cut from a different cloth
blackandkillingit: cutfromadiffcloth:
MAKSI Clothing...:
MAKSI Clothing (Ghana) @BGKIonline #BGKI Facebook Fan Page
http://mymymylikejohnnygill.tumblr.com/ divalocity: Fatou N’Diaye is pretty confident.
MAKSI Clothing...:
MAKSI Clothing (Ghana) @BGKIonline #BGKI Facebook Fan Page
http://mymymylikejohnnygill.tumblr.com/ divalocity: Fatou N’Diaye is pretty confident.
divalocity: Real Beauty Cedes Nothing… lamusenoire: Ayan is still stunning even with the blond beehive.
artezza: Kelly Steffey
gofro: 18-15n-77-30w: http://18-15n-77-30w.tumblr.com/ gofro.tumblr.com youtube.com/user/itsagoonthefro
womenofcolor: Shema Jones
ki20:
“Relax” .Ken Irish
Jorian being gorgeous.
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Sine Studs - $23.00
Sine Studs - $23.00: 
Layered 1.75" brass triangles on surgical posts!
3" in length, very lightweight!
ships in 72 hours.
5 - A number that greets me regularly; it is a reflection of my traveling soul. A double-layer hand-beaded brass necklace. Hangs, elegantly, at 20" and is on a lobster-claw closure. The necklace is finished off with 6" of brass chain and allows for further adjustment in the length! The brass has African origins, the coins are from Afghanistan. The intricate brass charms, with inlaid turquoise, hail from Tibet- and when I created it, my heart was in Egypt. Truly a necklace of the world. I will ship it with a cleaning cloth since brass, like all things, must be maintained! one love!
Triangles are a very old symbol. Some believe rocking the shape point up is a way to harness your masculine energy, while down harnesses the feminine. Whatever you believe, the beauty of the shape cannot be denied! 1.75" lobster-claw closure gold-plated brass
Layered 1.75" brass triangles on surgical posts!3" in length, very lightweight!
ships in 72 hours.
Five - $98.00
5 - A number that greets me regularly; it is a reflection of my traveling soul. A double-layer hand-beaded brass necklace. Hangs, elegantly, at 20" and is on a lobster-claw closure. The necklace is finished off with 6" of brass chain and allows for further adjustment in the length! The brass has African origins, the coins are from Afghanistan. The intricate brass charms, with inlaid turquoise, hail from Tibet- and when I created it, my heart was in Egypt. Truly a necklace of the world. I will ship it with a cleaning cloth since brass, like all things, must be maintained! one love!
Yoni Necklace - $17.00
Triangles are a very old symbol. Some believe rocking the shape point up is a way to harness your masculine energy, while down harnesses the feminine. Whatever you believe, the beauty of the shape cannot be denied! 1.75" lobster-claw closure gold-plated brass
Bunaco Creates Striking Eco-Friendly Housewares From Strips of Beechwood
Bunaco Creates Striking Eco-Friendly Housewares From Strips of Beechwood:
Japanese brand Bunaco uses environmentally friendly techniques to produce finely designed home products from ribbons of beechwood. Founded in 1956 in the Aomori region of Japan, Bunaco uses an innovative artisanal process to create stunning shapes with wood that would otherwise be unusable. We caught up with Bunaco at the Tohoku to the Future exhibition during Tokyo Design Week.
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Scientist Blames James Bond Villains For Nuclear Power’s Lack Of Support
Scientist Blames James Bond Villains For Nuclear Power’s Lack Of Support:
How many times have you seen a film where the bad guy’s plan involves the detonation of some form of nuclear weapon? Hundreds of times, right? In fact, that is the motive of the bad guy in the latest Mission: Impossible film. So, why do you reckon that is? Well, for some of us the word “nuclear” symbolizes the potential armageddon that threatened the world during the Cold War, and for most of us, disasters like that of Chernoybl and Fukushima have revealed that there are very real dangers lurking behind this power source. While the threats may seem obvious, the president of the Royal Society of Chemistry believes otherwise. Rather, he feels that nuclear energy’s bad public image comes from one source – James Bond villains.
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