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"I wish to cry. Yet, I laugh, and my lipstick leaves a red stain like a bloody crescent moon on the top of the beer can."–
Sylvia Plath, The Unabridged Journals Of Sylvia Plath
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Ring That Lets You Feel The Heartbeat Of Your Loved One In Real Time
Although we all know that it is easier to stay connected to your significant other during any time, thanks to these rings, you can now feel the beauty of your loved one’s heartbeats. Regardless of distance, the minimal and cutting-edge pieces are designed with the idea of love in mind.
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In-Ear Device That Translates Foreign Languages In Real Time
In an internationally conscious and highly connected world, learning a second or this language has become a necessity as well as an impressive talent. Sometimes we find ourselves in awkward situations, when we misinterpret a phrase, after forgetting all those years of foreign language classes in our teens.
But thank you to technology there is a translation device that easily fits into your ear. Take a look at how this wonderfully clever and useful piece of technology works.
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Eco-Friendly Alternative to Coffins
Project designers, Anna Citelli and Raoul Bretzel have constructed a biodegradable, organic capsule as an alternative to a coffin called,
“The Capsula Mundi.”
The purpose of the project is a conceptually and physically beautiful one;
it is to reunite the deceased body back with nature and life. After the deceased is buried in a fetal position inside the pod, a tree seed or tree will be planted above the capsule. Within time the body’s nutrients will nurture the ground, causing a tree to grow from the remains.
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"Life is short, art is infinite."
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Ph. Polina Washington
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